butterfly

GPTKB entity

Statements (205)
Predicate Object
gptkbp:instanceOf gptkb:airline
gptkb:entomologist
gptkb:surname
gptkb:Lepidoptera
Tier
word in German language
parasitic fly
gptkbp:adultDiet Nectar (males), blood (females)
do not feed
gptkbp:adultHabitat Near water, fields, forests
gptkbp:adultsHave two pairs of wings
no waist between thorax and abdomen
gptkbp:alternativeName Butterfly
Horse_fly
Käfer
Mosquito
Moth
Schmetterling
black_fly
botfly
bumblebee
butterfly_species
butterfly_subspecies
caddisfly
damselfly
dragonfly
mayfly
mosquito
moth
sawfly
蝴蝶
gptkbp:antennaType true
Short, stout
gptkbp:AnzahlArten über 160.000
gptkbp:biteType Cutting, painful
gptkbp:camouflage Some species mimic leaves or other insects
gptkbp:cause myiasis
gptkbp:characteristic saw-like ovipositor
gptkbp:class gptkb:Insecta
gptkbp:coldBlooded true
gptkbp:commonName gptkb:butterfly
bot fly
gptkbp:conservationStatus Varies by species
gptkbp:describedBy gptkb:Carl_Linnaeus
gptkbp:describedYear 1758
gptkbp:diet gptkb:Nektar
Nectar
gptkbp:differenceFromMoth Butterflies are generally diurnal, have clubbed antennae, and rest with wings closed
gptkbp:distributedBy worldwide
gptkbp:distribution Worldwide
worldwide
gptkbp:diurnal true
gptkbp:economicImportance agriculture
forestry
horticulture
Livestock pest
gptkbp:entwickeltSichAus Raupe
gptkbp:eyeColor Compound eyes
Large, compound
gptkbp:family gptkb:Tabanidae
gptkb:Oestridae
gptkbp:familyMember gptkb:Tenthredinidae
gptkb:Pergidae
gptkb:Argidae
gptkb:Cimbicidae
gptkb:Diprionidae
gptkbp:feedSystem gptkb:Blood
plants
gptkbp:Feinde gptkb:Spinnen
Vögel
Fledermäuse
gptkbp:firstFossilRecord gptkb:Paleocene_epoch
gptkbp:foundOnEveryContinentExcept gptkb:Antarctica
gptkbp:gehörtZurOrdnung Schmetterlinge
gptkbp:hasAdultStage Yes
winged insect
gptkbp:hasNumberOfSpecies over 8,000
gptkbp:hasProboscis true
gptkbp:hasScalesOnWings true
gptkbp:hasWings true
gptkbp:hatFlügel ja
gptkbp:hatFühler ja
gptkbp:hostReaction pain
swelling
secondary infection
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label butterfly
gptkbp:istTagaktiv meistens
gptkbp:kingdom gptkb:Animalia
gptkbp:larvaeCanCause defoliation
gptkbp:larvaeHave more prolegs than Lepidoptera caterpillars
gptkbp:larvaeResemble caterpillars
gptkbp:larvalHabitat Wet soil
host tissue
gptkbp:larvalHostPlant leaves
needles
stems
Carnivorous or detritivorous
gptkbp:larvalStage gptkb:Chrysalis
gptkb:lion
Yes
parasitic
weeks to months
caterpillar-like
gptkbp:laysEggs Host plants
gptkbp:Lebensraum weltweit
gptkbp:lifeCycle gptkb:meat
adult
larva
pupa
Egg, larva, pupa, adult
gptkbp:lifespan short-lived
A few weeks to a year
gptkbp:lifeStage gptkb:butterfly
gptkbp:meaning beetle (in German)
Bestäuber
gptkbp:Metamorphose ja
gptkbp:metamorphosis true
gptkbp:migratory Some species migrate, e.g., Monarch butterfly
gptkbp:notableFor Vector of disease
Attracted to movement and dark colors
Painful bite
Seasonal abundance (summer)
Strong fliers
gptkbp:notablePerson gptkb:Fritz_Käfer
gptkb:Gerd_Käfer
gptkbp:notableSpecies gptkb:Peacock_butterfly
gptkb:Cabbage_White
gptkb:Common_Blue
gptkb:Glasswing_butterfly
gptkb:Morpho_butterfly
gptkb:Painted_Lady
gptkb:Red_Admiral
gptkb:Swallowtail_butterfly
gptkb:Zebra_Longwing
gptkb:Cuterebra_spp.
gptkb:Dermatobia_hominis
gptkb:Gasterophilus_intestinalis
Monarch butterfly
gptkbp:numberOfAxles Two wings
gptkbp:numberOfLegs 6
gptkbp:order gptkb:Lepidoptera
gptkb:Diptera
gptkbp:ovipositorUsedFor cutting plant tissue
gptkbp:parasitizes gptkb:livestock
humans
mammals
gptkbp:pestOf agriculture
forestry
gptkbp:phylum gptkb:Arthropoda
gptkbp:pollinatedBy true
gptkbp:predators Birds
Dragonflies
Lizards
Spiders
Frogs
Mammals (blood)
gptkbp:range 6–25 mm
gptkbp:relatedTo gptkb:butterfly
gptkb:Cleg_fly
gptkb:Deer_fly
gptkb:Greenhead_fly
bees
ants
wasps
gptkbp:removes suffocation techniques
surgical extraction
gptkbp:reproduction Lays eggs on host plants
Eggs laid on vegetation near water
lays eggs on host or vector
gptkbp:respiration Tracheal system
gptkbp:scientificName gptkb:Tabanidae
gptkbp:sexualDimorphism Females bite, males do not
gptkbp:significance can infest animal skin
can infest human skin
gptkbp:skeletonType Exoskeleton
gptkbp:studiedBy Lepidopterist
gptkbp:subfamily gptkb:Symphyta
gptkb:Chrysopsinae
gptkb:Pangoniinae
gptkb:Tabaninae
gptkbp:symbol gptkb:Seele
Verwandlung
Leichtigkeit
gptkbp:symbolizes gptkb:transformation
Hope
Change
gptkbp:taxonRank gptkb:family
gptkbp:threats Habitat loss
Climate change
Pesticides
gptkbp:transmittedBy gptkb:Tularemia
gptkb:Anthrax
gptkb:Loa_loa_(eye_worm)
gptkbp:vectorFor mosquitoes (for Dermatobia hominis)
gptkbp:wingColoration Varies by species, often bright and patterned
gptkbp:wingFunction gptkb:airline
Camouflage
Thermoregulation
Mate attraction
gptkbp:wissenschaftlicherName gptkb:Lepidoptera
gptkbp:bfsParent gptkb:Chinese_cuisine
gptkb:lion
gptkb:Mariah_Carey
gptkb:Siberian_Small_White
gptkbp:bfsLayer 4