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  1. 241
    by Koshkin, Evgeny S., Pekarsky, Oleg
    Published 2020
    “... bursae (Fig. 17). The female of V. patula is unknown. Description. Adult (Figs 3–9). Wingspan 24–30 mm...”
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  2. 242
    by Koshkin, Evgeny S., Pekarsky, Oleg
    Published 2020
    “... bursae (Fig. 17). The female of V. patula is unknown. Description. Adult (Figs 3–9). Wingspan 24–30 mm...”
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  3. 243
    “..., 2). Wingspan 9–13 mm. Antennae of both sexes without lamellae, with scales. Labial palps strongly...”
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  4. 244
    “..., 2). Wingspan 9–13 mm. Antennae of both sexes without lamellae, with scales. Labial palps strongly...”
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  5. 245
    “... posterior part of the corpus bursae. Description . External morphology (Figs 31–34). Wingspan 38–44 mm. Head...”
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  6. 246
    “... posterior part of the corpus bursae. Description . External morphology (Figs 31–34). Wingspan 38–44 mm. Head...”
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  7. 247
    by Beljaev, Evgeny A.
    Published 2011
    “...). Wingspan 17–20 mm. Head (including frons), thorax and femur covered by hair-like scales of two forms: light...”
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  8. 248
    by Beljaev, Evgeny A.
    Published 2011
    “...). Wingspan 17–20 mm. Head (including frons), thorax and femur covered by hair-like scales of two forms: light...”
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  9. 249
    by Matz, Jess, Brower, Andrew V. Z.
    Published 2016
    “... that project outward and nearly perpendicular to the leg. Forewing (Fig. 11 D): Wingspan 24–30mm. Termen nearly...”
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  10. 250
    by Matz, Jess, Brower, Andrew V. Z.
    Published 2016
    “... that project outward and nearly perpendicular to the leg. Forewing (Fig. 11 D): Wingspan 24–30mm. Termen nearly...”
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  11. 251
    by Teslenko, Valentina A.
    Published 2015
    “..., 5.5–6.2 mm; females, 6.8 –7.0 mm; wingspan, males, 11.8–13.1 mm; females 11.5–15.5 mm. Head brown...”
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  12. 252
    by Teslenko, Valentina A.
    Published 2015
    “..., 5.5–6.2 mm; females, 6.8 –7.0 mm; wingspan, males, 11.8–13.1 mm; females 11.5–15.5 mm. Head brown...”
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  13. 253
    “... larger than X. alexis , wingspan 28–29 mm. Body stout, vesture of head and thorax formed by brown...”
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  14. 254
    “... larger than X. alexis , wingspan 28–29 mm. Body stout, vesture of head and thorax formed by brown...”
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  15. 255
    by Matz, Jess, Brower, Andrew V. Z.
    Published 2016
    “... appears as a slight constriction or line that circumscribes the tarsus. Forewing (Fig. 4 D–F): Wingspan 28...”
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  16. 256
    by Matz, Jess, Brower, Andrew V. Z.
    Published 2016
    “... appears as a slight constriction or line that circumscribes the tarsus. Forewing (Fig. 4 D–F): Wingspan 28...”
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  17. 257
    “... wingspan) nocturnal moths. Th e group contains two superficially dissimilar subfamilies, united...”
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  18. 258
    “... wingspan) nocturnal moths. Th e group contains two superficially dissimilar subfamilies, united...”
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  19. 259
    by Teslenko, Valentina A.
    Published 2015
    “..., pale-brownish; veins dark brown; forewing length, males, 6.4–7.2 mm; females, 8.5–9.5 mm; wingspan...”
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  20. 260
    by Teslenko, Valentina A.
    Published 2015
    “..., pale-brownish; veins dark brown; forewing length, males, 6.4–7.2 mm; females, 8.5–9.5 mm; wingspan...”
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