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Amanita ser. Pantherinae
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Amanita ser. Pantherinae

Pantherinae

Pantherinae is a subfamily within the family Felidae, which was named and first described by Reginald Innes Pocock in 1917. The Pantherinae and the Felinae diverged from a common ancestor between 10.8 and 11.5 million years ago.

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19 branches of this group, most-observed first

Panthercap

speciesAmanita pantherina

Western Panther

speciesAmanita pantherinoides

Amanita multisquamosa

complexAmanita multisquamosa

Great Funnel-Veil Amanita

speciesAmanita velatipes

Ringless Panther

speciesAmanita albocreata

Amanita sp. 'subvelatipes'

speciesAmanita sp. 'subvelatipes'

Amanita sp. 'minutula'

speciesAmanita sp. 'minutula'

Amanita sp. 'tlaxcalipanthera'

speciesAmanita sp. 'tlaxcalipanthera'

Little Straw-Colored Amanita

speciesAmanita stranella

Amanita sp. 'FL05'

speciesAmanita sp. 'FL05'

Amanita sp. 'hallingiana'

speciesAmanita sp. 'hallingiana'

Asian Small Panther Amanita

speciesAmanita parvipantherina

Amanita sp. 'GA01'

speciesAmanita sp. 'GA01'

East Asian Yellow-Warted Panther

speciesAmanita flavopantherina

Amanita pseudopantherina

speciesAmanita pseudopantherina

Amanita pakistanica

speciesAmanita pakistanica

Amanita sp. 'IN70'

speciesAmanita sp. 'IN70'

Amanita sp. 'multisquamosa-02'

speciesAmanita sp. 'multisquamosa-02'

Amanita sp. 'multisquamosa-IN01'

speciesAmanita sp. 'multisquamosa-IN01'

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