Indra subspecies
P. i. minori, P. i. kaibabensis

| Range Map - P. i. minori (Cross) 1937,
TL: Black Ridge Breaks, CO (magenta) & kaibabensis (Bauer) 1955, TL: Bright Angel Point, N Rim Grand Cyn., AZ (purple) |
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| P. i. minori adult (full hw bands) | P. i. minori adult (broken hw bands) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| minori or
kaibabensis 5th instar on
Lomatium junceum Note the bright pink color
typical of both races. |
minori or
kaibabensis 5th(left) instar compared
to a pergamus 5th
instar. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Five 5th instars of P. i. kaibabensis on Cymenopterus terebinthinus var. petroeus near north rim of the Grand Canyon National Park. June 13, 2002 | Newly-discovered P. i. minori population
found in the San Rafael Swell, UT, May 2004. Photo by Bruce Wilson. |
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