Anthocharis julia browningi

Skinner, 1906

Utah Julia Orangetip

A of orangetip to the western United States. The "Utah Julia Orangetip" indicates a geographic association with Utah, though precise range boundaries remain poorly documented. As a member of the Pieridae , it shares the characteristic white or yellow wing bases with orange markings typical of the Anthocharis.

Pronunciation

How to pronounce Anthocharis julia browningi: //ænˈθɒkərɪs ˈdʒuːliə ˈbraʊnɪŋaɪ//

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Distribution

to the western United States, with primary association to Utah based on usage. Specific range boundaries and extent of occurrence have not been documented in available sources.

Similar Taxa

  • Anthocharis mideaAlso an orangetip with orange wing tips; distinguished by geography (eastern North America versus western) and potentially wing pattern details, though direct comparison requires specimen examination.
  • Anthocharis saraClosely related from which this was originally described as a variety; distinction based on geographic separation and subtle morphological differences in wing pattern and coloration.

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