- relatives), and is
characterised by wing
venation which is not
similar or
homoneurous in both
pairs of wings.
Though basal groups within the
Heteroneura cannot...
- Kristensen,
Niels P. (1998-12-31). "The
homoneurous Glossata". In Kükenthal,
Willy (ed.). 5. The
Homoneurous Glossata.
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mouthparts the
shape and
venation of the
wings whether the
wings are
homoneurous (the
venation of the
forewings and
hindwings alike) or heteroneurous...
-
hepialoid fossil is also
known from China. Kristensen, N. P. (1999). The
homoneurous Glossata. pp. 51–63 In: Kristensen, N.P. (ed.), Lepidoptera,
Moths and...
- ovipore.
Other nonditrysian moths have a
common cloaca. The
moths are
homoneurous with
similar forewings and hindwings, and are
sometimes included as 'honorary'...
-
usually small (but one is 15 mm. in wingspan) and iridescent. Like
other "
homoneurous"
Coelolepida and non-ditrysian Heteroneura, the
ocelli are lost. There...
-
original on 6
April 2022. Kristensen,
Niels P. (1998-12-31), "5. The
Homoneurous Glossata", Band 4: Arthropoda, 2 Hälfte: Insecta, Lepidoptera, Moths...
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Niels P. (31
December 1998). "5. The
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Willy (ed.). Band 4: Arthropoda, 2 Hälfte: Insecta...
- mini-barcodes in
taxonomic ****ignment: a
morphologically unique new
homoneurous moth
clade from the
Indian Himalayas described in
Micropterix (Lepidoptera...
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