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The island of Taiwan is about 36,000 km2, thus only representing 0.024% of the earth's terrestrial surface, but butterflies proliferate across it. In the case of butterflies, the number of butterfly species in Taiwan, Japan (which is 10 times the area of Taiwan) and Australia (which is 213 times the area of Taiwan) are 380, 214, and 435 species respectively, indicating that the diversity of butterflies in Taiwan far exceeds that of Japan and Australia, that is, the distinctiveness of Taiwan's butterfly habitat in the world. Whether from academic research, ecological conservation, or education promotion perspective, research on butterfly resources is of great importance. For the first time, a complete series of monographs has been collected on the butterflies of Taiwan, reviewed with the latest data on the current status, written in both English and Chinese. Taiwan. Forestry Bureau Council of Agriculture. 239 pp., 20 color plates with specimens (reduced size) and 19 color plates with genitalia, hardback gr. 8 [20 x 26 cm] [bilingual Chinese / English].

Butterfly Fauna of Taiwan, Volume 2: Pieridae contains an introduction to each species that includes their Chinese names and synonyms, specimen inspection, adult morphology, global distribution, distribution in Taiwan, larval host plants, biology and remarks. Each species of butterfly is depicted in colour photos showing dorsal and ventral sides, and dissected genitalia of both females and males. Taiwan. Forestry Bureau Council of Agriculture. 224 pp., 39 plates with 191 color photos, hardback gr. 8 [20 x 26 cm] [bilingual Chinese / English].