  Phaethon (3200) is an active Near Earth Asteroid classified as a B-type
object and a suspected former member of the Pallas family. In this article, we
search for sources of Phaethon-like orbits originating from the two strongest
resonances in the region of the Pallas family; namely, the 5:2 and 8:3 mean
motion resonances with Jupiter, located at $a\sim 2.82$ AU and $a \sim 2.70$
AU, respectively. The probability for this dynamical connection observed in
\cite{deLeon2010} was close to $2$ per cent. Using sophisticated numerical
methods, we found a highly efficient dynamical flow between Pallas and
Phaethon. As many as $43.6$ per cent of test particles placed in the 5:2
resonance were able to reach the orbit of Phaethon; whereas, for the 8:3
resonance, this percentage was $46.9$ per cent.
