Boloria pales ssp. yangi (Yang's Alpine Fritillary)

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Boloria pales yangi (extinct)

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boloria

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butterflies_of_Taiwan

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www.biodiversitylibrary.org/page/53313281#page/148/mode/1up

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BTW: Besides Wikipedia, who says, that this suspecies is extinct now - and what are the reasons, is there more known?

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Aug 20, 2012 19:02:18 GMT @noisi said:

BTW: Besides Wikipedia, who says, that this suspecies is extinct now - and what are the reasons, is there more known?

www.taiwan-panorama.com/en/show_issue.php?id=201089908092E.TXT&table=3&cur_page=3&distype=

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After Two Years, the Shei-Pa National Park Mount Daxue Area Significant Insects Survey Reveals Meaningful Eco-Conservation Data.

Over the years, Professor Hsu has never given up on re-encountering the Boloria pales yangi, which has motivated his long-term research of high mountain insects. Professor Hsu encourages the general public to join the ranks of citizen scientists by taking photos and clearly labeling their time and location. These can then be provided to the Shei-Pa National Park Headquarters to enable experts and scientists to accumulate a more comprehensive insect register with a greater diversity and wealth of insect species.

www.taiwan.nps.gov.tw/topics/12740-after-two-years,-the-shei-pa-national-park-mount-daxue-area-significant-insects-survey-reveals-meaningful-eco-conservation-data.html