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rarity and
legal restriction. The
genus name
comes from νέος (new) and
Euphema (the original, now
synonimised name for this
genus Cited sources "Psittaculidae"...
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Odites euphema is a moth in the
family Depressariidae. It was
described by
Edward Meyrick in 1914. It is
found in
southern India. The
wingspan is 15–17 mm...
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chrysos ("golden") and
gaster ("belly"). John
Gould described it in 1841 as
Euphema aurantia, from an
adult male
specimen collected in
southeast Tasmania that...
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genus described by
Edward Meyrick in 1937. Its only species,
Maschalandra euphema,
described in the same publication, is
known from
Democratic Republic of...
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parrot was
described by the
English ornithologist John
Gould in 1841 as
Euphema petrophila, its
specific name
petrophila derived from the
Ancient Gr****...
- the Bourke's
parrot in 1841.
Gould initially classified the
species as
Euphema bourkii, but it was
later classified within the
genus Neophema which fully...
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originally named by the
renowned ornithologist and
artist John
Gould in 1841 as
Euphema splendida. Its
specific name
splendida is the
Latin adjective "splendid"...
- island)
Odites encarsia Meyrick, 1908
Odites eriopa Meyrick, 1908
Odites euphema Meyrick, 1914
Odites flavimaculata (Christoph, 1882)
Odites fruticosa Meyrick...
- Children's Home. He also
established the
training schools Hosa
Semna and Hosa
Euphema for
girls aged six to fourteen, who were
expected to go on to
train as...
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carried bullets within his body and his
right eye was destro****. His mother,
Euphema Ellen Clark, was an
educated and
cultured woman who died in 1881. At the...
