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| An extremely rare gynandromorph example, this troides butterfly is a bi-lateral Gynandromorph, meaning the left side is female, and the right side is male. And it is in PERFECT condition. Gynandromorphs are very rare and highly sought after amongst collectors. You could say 1 example in 10,000 exhibits characteristics of both sexes (a gynandromorph). A perfect bilateral example like is, is even more unique and unusual. This subspecies if from SE Asia, and all collection data is included with it. From a very well curated older American family collection, most of which is soon to be the Denver Museum of Natural History. You will receive this exact specimen spread as shown. |
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You will receive this exact specimen spread as shown from the V. Ortegon Family Collection.
