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Description Maniola species. 1. M. jurtina France (male), 2. M. jurtina France (female), 3. M. jurtina Sardinia (male), 4. M. jurtina Sardinia (female), 5. M. telmessia (male), 6. M. telmessia (female), 7. M. nurag (male), 8. M. nurag intermediate form (male), 9. M. nurag (female), 10. M. chia (male), 11. M. chia (female), 12. M. halicarnassus (male), 13. M. halicarnassus (female), 14. M. cypricola (male), and 15. M. cypricola (female).
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Source The shape of endemics: Notes on male and female genitalia in the genus Maniola (Schrank, 1801), (Lepidoptera, Nymphalidae, Satyrinae) "Contributions to Zoology" 72(4) http://dpc.uba.uva.nl/ctz/vol73/nr04/art05
Author Andrea Grill , Rob de Vos , Jan van Arkel
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