Dark Green Fritillary Argynnis aglaja

ab. flavescens Tutt 1896

Males with the ground colour replaced by a distinct orange tint.

ab. pallida Tutt 1896

The description refers to the female, but this is the male equivalent.

Female upperside a whitish or pale straw colour, except the central area of the wings, and a greenish tinge along the inner margin.

ab. pallida Tutt 1896

Female upperside a whitish or pale straw colour, except the central area of the wings, and a greenish tinge along the inner margin.

ab. albicans Dietrich 1867

Upperside white with the base of the hindwings tending towards yellowish-red.

ab. robnora Kershaw 1952

Upperside of the forewings with the median spots of the zig-zag line small and suffuse, and those of the post median row somewhat elongated. The veins at the margins are heavily blackened to form rays which reach the postmedian line of spots.

One of the costal marks, the third from the base, is absent.

Hindwings all black except the margins, which show a row of oval spots of normal ground colour, lengthening as they approach the costa. 

ab. emilia Quensel 1802 

The upperside of the forewings are completely blackish brown except for two orange patches in the middle of the wings.

Hindwings are normal.

ab. viridiatra Strand 1912

The description says this aberration is a dark coffee-brown on the upperside, lighter at the base, with two small fulvous spots. The hindwings are not so dark, with three brownish-yellow spots at the end of the cell.