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Hampson vol 1, pg 130, # 21, Fig. 76 as Nadata niveiceps.
OD: Trabala niveiceps Walker, 1865; List Spec. Lepid. Insects Colln Br. Mus. 32: 554; TL: N.Hindostan at http://archive.org/stream/listofspecimenso3132brit#page/554/mode/1up
Moths of Thailand states that it is impossible to separate these species w/o genitalia. The Himalayan species is niveiceps. Though Hampson states its distribution as western Himalayas, other internet records states E Himalayas.
Extralimital species of Euhampsonia are
E. sinjaevi
E. serratifera
E. cristata
Moths of Thailand, Vol 5, pg 44, 45, Pl 5/6.
OD: Trabala niveiceps Walker, 1865; List Spec. Lepid. Insects Colln Br. Mus. 32: 554; TL: N.Hindostan at http://archive.org/stream/listofspecimenso3132brit#page/554/mode/1up
Moths of Thailand states that it is impossible to separate these species w/o genitalia. The Himalayan species is niveiceps. Though Hampson states its distribution as western Himalayas, other internet records states E Himalayas.
Extralimital species of Euhampsonia are
E. sinjaevi
E. serratifera
E. cristata
Moths of Thailand, Vol 5, pg 44, 45, Pl 5/6.
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2013
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