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Taxonomic studies on two Indian species of genus Chrysorabdia Butler (Lithosiinae: Arctiidae: Lepidoptera)

Amritpal Singh Kaleka

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The morphological characters of the external genitalia of two Indian species viz.Chrysorabdia viridata and Chrysorabdia bivitta have been studied and illustrated.A revised diagnosis of the genus along with a key to these species is given.The paper also indicates a range extension for the two species.

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The morphological characters of the external genitalia of two Indian species viz.Chrysorabdia viridata and Chrysorabdia bivitta have been studied and illustrated.A revised diagnosis of the genus along with a key to these species is given.The paper also indicates a range extension for the two species.

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The morphological characters of the external genitalia of two Indian species viz.Chrysorabdia viridata and Chrysorabdia bivitta have been studied and illustrated.A revised diagnosis of the genus along with a key to these species is given.The paper also indicates a range extension for the two species.

Key concepts: Lepidoptera genitalia, Key (lock), Genus, Zoology, Male genitalia, Biology, Range (aeronautics), Botany

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