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- ), such individual aberrations occurring all among specimens of the nymotypical race. — borealis Krul,[now C. r. borealis Krulikovsky, 1890] from Kasan...
- Men.) (37 g), from the Amur and Ussuri, differs but little from the nymotypical form [of ligea]. The white band on the hindwing beneath is broader and...
- the male, somewhat more broad-winged, brown, without blue gloss. The nymotypical subspecies is somewhat variable individually, there occurring for instance...
- pronounced degree, and is, besides, generally broader-winged than the nymotypical jurtinafortunata Alph. (47 c) is a yet paler form. The live male has...
- to July in one generation per year. The wingspan is about 52 mm. The nymotypical form larissa Hbn. (38f) is easily recognized by the strongly sooty blackening...
- China britomartis ****mann (66h), britomartis though connected with the nymotypical form of Melitaea aurelia by all intergradations, is easily recognized...
- angle-, hook- or J-mark. The female flying at the same season as the nymotypical has the wings less sharply dentate, is paler, less prominently and more...
- and ****an. The wingspan is 28–34 mm. Seitz - A. t**** Hbn. (68e). The nymotypical form of this species is easily recognized by the prevalence of black...
- whose marginal portion is occupied by a broad white band, which in the nymotypical form interrupts the row of ocelli below the apical eye, the latter therefore...
- underside is dusted with white-grey, without markings ; singly among the nymotypical form, in Graubunden and in Finmark. — ab. castor Esp. (= pandrose Bkh...