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Hadesina limbaria is a moth of the
family Notodontidae first described by
William Warren in 1900. It is
endemic to the Chocó
region of
Ecuador and Colombia...
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Isturgia limbaria, the
frosted yellow, is a moth of the
family Geometridae. This
species can be
found in
parts of
Central and
Southern Europe. It is extinct...
- is monotypic,
containing only the
species Lucia limbaria, the
small copper, of Australia.
Lucia limbaria is
commonly known as the
Chequered Copper, Gr****land...
- ab.
costimaculata Rbl.
shows only the
anterior half of the band. - ab.
limbaria Hbn.is a more
extreme development, with the band
reduced to a very small...
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teutonia (Fabricius, 1775)
Belenois java
peristhene (Boisduval, 1859)
Lucia limbaria Swainson, 1833
Candalides xanthospilos (Hübner, 1817)
Lampides boeticus...
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following species:
Hadesina caerulescens (Schaus, 1913)
Hadesina divisa Dognin, 1902
Hadesina goeleti Miller, 2008
Hadesina limbaria Warren, 1900 v t e...
- Asia, such as Korea, ****an, Taiwan, and
regions of
southeast China. P.
limbaria Wileman, 1915 P.
steganioides Butler, 1878 "Pylargosceles Prout, 1930"...
- Long-tailed pea-blue,
Lampides boeticus genus:
Lucia Gr****land copper,
Lucia limbaria genus:
Nacaduba Two-spotted line-blue,
Nacaduba biocellata genus: Neolucia...
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Nematocampa expunctaria Grote, 1872
Nematocampa filamentaria Guenée, [1858] Ania
limbaria chagnoni Swett, 1913
Phalaena limbata Haworth, 1809
Nematocampa orfordensis...
- if distinct)
Heterocallia Hypephyra Isturgia Frosted yellow,
Isturgia limbaria Itame Letispe Luxiaria Macaria Mellilla Milocera Monocerotesa -
might belong...
