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Spilarctia gopara
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ID: Spilosoma gopara Moore, 1859
1.Spilosoma gopara Moore, 1859, Lepidoptera Catalogue E.I.Co page 356, pl9a:11
2.Diacrisia gopara Moore: Rothschild,1914 in SEITZ Macrolepidoptera of the World 10:243, pl21-g,h
3.Spilosoma gopara Moore:Hampson 1894 Faunal of Bri.India vol 2. Page 5 #1167
4. Spilarctia gopara Moore: Kishida,1994, Tinea 14 (suppl 1):68,pl 79:11
5. Spilosoma gopara Moths of Thailand Volume 6-Arctiidae Text Page 376 Pl 42-376a Male
SS: Spilarctia gopara (Moore, 1859)
Spilarctia gopara; Dubatolov, V.V. 2010. Tiger-moths of Eurasia (Lepidoptera, Arctiidae) (Nyctemerini by Rob de Vos & Vladimir V. Dubatolov) // Neue Entomologische Nachrichten. Marktleuthen. Bd. 65. P. 1-106.
Spilarctia gopara; Arctiid Moths of India, Vol. 1, pg. 48.
Spilarctia gopara; Singh et al 2021. Catalogue of Indian Arctiinae.
Similar species: Spilarctia ummera (Myanmar) and Spilartcia procedra (extralimital). None of the male have so much black on HW.
GI: Spilarctia gopara (Moore, 1859)
JD : agree with ID
JR: Looking good for Sp. gopara, however, may I know about the antennae and the color of head and thorax joint please?
1.Spilosoma gopara Moore, 1859, Lepidoptera Catalogue E.I.Co page 356, pl9a:11
2.Diacrisia gopara Moore: Rothschild,1914 in SEITZ Macrolepidoptera of the World 10:243, pl21-g,h
3.Spilosoma gopara Moore:Hampson 1894 Faunal of Bri.India vol 2. Page 5 #1167
4. Spilarctia gopara Moore: Kishida,1994, Tinea 14 (suppl 1):68,pl 79:11
5. Spilosoma gopara Moths of Thailand Volume 6-Arctiidae Text Page 376 Pl 42-376a Male
SS: Spilarctia gopara (Moore, 1859)
Spilarctia gopara; Dubatolov, V.V. 2010. Tiger-moths of Eurasia (Lepidoptera, Arctiidae) (Nyctemerini by Rob de Vos & Vladimir V. Dubatolov) // Neue Entomologische Nachrichten. Marktleuthen. Bd. 65. P. 1-106.
Spilarctia gopara; Arctiid Moths of India, Vol. 1, pg. 48.
Spilarctia gopara; Singh et al 2021. Catalogue of Indian Arctiinae.
Similar species: Spilarctia ummera (Myanmar) and Spilartcia procedra (extralimital). None of the male have so much black on HW.
GI: Spilarctia gopara (Moore, 1859)
JD : agree with ID
JR: Looking good for Sp. gopara, however, may I know about the antennae and the color of head and thorax joint please?
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