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Papilio, little yellow butterfly
Illustration of a little yellow butterfly by John Abbot, Tab 240, Volume 16 from the Abbot Collection held in the Natural History Museums Entomology Library
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18th Century Abbot Arthropod Arthropoda Butterflies Butterfly Hexapod Hexapoda Insecta John Abbot Lepidoptera Lepidopteran Papilio Papilionidae Swallow Tailed Butterfly Swallowtail Swallowtail Butterfly Invertebrata
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This exquisite illustration showcases the captivating beauty of a little yellow Papilio butterfly, as depicted in an 18th-century drawing by the renowned naturalist and artist, John Abbot. The illustration, taken from Tab 240, Volume 16 of the Abbot Collection held in the Natural History Museum's Entomology Library, provides a stunningly detailed representation of this enchanting Lepidopteran. The Papilio, a member of the Papilionidae family, is a type of swallowtail butterfly, characterized by its large, colorful wings and long, prominent tails. In this illustration, the butterfly's wings are adorned with intricate patterns of yellow, black, and white, creating a visually striking contrast. The butterfly's body is slender and graceful, with six legs and numerous tiny hairs covering its exoskeleton. Butterflies, as part of the Insecta order, are a type of hexapod arthropod, meaning they have six legs and an external skeleton. They are an essential component of various ecosystems, serving as pollinators and food sources for other organisms. The Papilio, in particular, is known for its role in the food chain as a prey item for various predators, including birds and reptiles. John Abbot's illustration of the little yellow Papilio is a testament to the naturalist's keen observation skills and artistic ability. The intricacy and detail in the drawing provide an accurate representation of the butterfly's anatomy and coloration, making it an invaluable addition to the scientific record of Lepidoptera. This illustration not only showcases the beauty of the little yellow Papilio but also provides a glimpse into the natural history of the 18th century, offering a fascinating insight into the world of insects and their role in the natural world.
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