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Hypomecis infixaria (Walker, 1860)
See notes in Observation_242609
GI: Agree with ID. Hypomecis infixaria (Walker, 1860)
SS: Geetha and I reviewed and talked about this. One of the diagnostic features of Hypomecis transcissa is a prominent (sometimes not so prominent in infixaria, or absent) black line from the cell to the post medial on the forewing. Nothing in literature mentions this; but I believe this is diagnostic. The underside, of course, is the best way of confirming ID's.
JD : agree with infixaria
See notes in Observation_242609
GI: Agree with ID. Hypomecis infixaria (Walker, 1860)
SS: Geetha and I reviewed and talked about this. One of the diagnostic features of Hypomecis transcissa is a prominent (sometimes not so prominent in infixaria, or absent) black line from the cell to the post medial on the forewing. Nothing in literature mentions this; but I believe this is diagnostic. The underside, of course, is the best way of confirming ID's.
JD : agree with infixaria
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Sanjay Sondhi
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Butterfly
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May
Year
2014
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29
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