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Hungary and Lower Austria, the whitish edges of the spots of the forewing are so enlarged that the white almost entirely displaces the dark ground-colour, the hindwing being sometimes pale pink, as in the third specimen figured as
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83:Arthropoda
879:Dorycnium
873:Anthyllis
774:totirubra
758:diniensis
756:Stgr. (=
750:jurassica
728:bohatschi
724:diniensis
708:astragali
598:to Iran.
396:include:
131:Species:
69:Kingdom:
63:Eukaryota
1316:MaBENA:
1294:LepIndex
1286:10333146
1179:BioLib:
1150:Wikidata
976:247–259.
862:Fabaceae
856:It is a
808:hedysari
804:wiskotti
802:Tur. (=
762:ragonoti
716:meliloti
714:Boisd.,
706:Hbn. (=
704:hedysari
696:dichroma
690:Esp. (=
688:flaveola
678:Scop.(=
624:wingspan
172:Synonyms
109:Family:
79:Phylum:
73:Animalia
59:Domain:
1373:Zygaena
1260:7903078
1156:Q997409
953:Resting
892:Gallery
852:Biology
824:amasina
800:apenina
796:taurica
778:Zygaena
770:weileri
766:weileri
754:weileri
692:luteola
602:Habitat
165:, 1763)
163:Scopoli
124:Zygaena
119:Genus:
99:Order:
93:Insecta
89:Class:
1345:991895
1332:287238
1234:440326
1221:ZYGACA
1208:375077
1195:205578
1052:
983:
968:
832:amoena
828:amoena
816:graeca
787:amoena
782:amoena
718:Hbn.,
710:Hbn.,
700:grossi
684:caffer
198:, 1775
1306:LoB:
1299:78952
1281:IRMNG
1273:62094
1182:48359
917:Adult
867:Lotus
739:Seitz
1327:NCBI
1309:5080
1255:GBIF
1216:EPPO
1190:BOLD
1080:pdf
1050:ISBN
981:ISBN
966:ISBN
882:and
810:and
720:sedi
652:and
622:The
181:List
1203:EoL
377:or
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876:,
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656:.
646:,
640:,
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