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Proposed subspecies singapurensis and micromelaena of Malay Peninsula and islands absorbed within range of variation of horizoptera; subspecies trudiae (from Brunei Bay, in northern Borneo) and djunkulanensis (extreme western Java) treated as local intergrades between larger neighbouring entities.

The following 11 subspecies are recognised:

• septentrionalis Koelz, 1939   -  Foot of north-western Himalayas in northern India (Punjab, Himachal Pradesh).
• tiphia (Linnaeus, 1758)   -  Foot of Himalayas from northern India (eastern from Punjab) east to Bangladesh, and adjacent western Myanmar.
• humei Baker, ECS, 1922   -  Central Indian Subcontinent (eastern from Rajasthan).
• multicolor (Gmelin, JF, 1789)   -  Extreme southern India and Sri Lanka.
• philipi Oustalet, 1886   -  South-central China (Yunnan), eastern Myanmar, northern and central Thailand and northern and central Indochina.
• deignani Hall, BP, 1957   -  Myanmar (except west, eastern and south).
• horizoptera Oberholser, 1912   -  Southern Myanmar and central Thailand south to Malay Peninsula, and Sumatra and satellites (Nias I, Riau and Lingga Archipelagos, Bangka).
• cambodiana Hall, BP, 1957   -  South-eastern Thailand and southern Indochina.
• aequanimis Bangs, 1922   -  Western Philippines (Palawan) and northern Borneo (Sabah), and satellite islands.
• viridis (Bonaparte, 1850)   -  Borneo (except north).
• scapularis (Horsfield, 1821)   -  Java and Bali.

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