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  1. 121
    “...), the Soprano Pipistrelle has short wings (wingspan 190-230 mm) that are inserted at base of toes. Calcar is up...”
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  2. 122
    by Gershenson, Z. S.
    Published 2016
    “..., Aniva); Japan (Honshu, Kyushu) (Moriuti, 1969). D i a g n o s i s. Wingspan 10–11 mm. Head and thorax...”
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  3. 123
    “... that of noctules (Nyctalus spp.). This species has narrow wings (wingspan 270-310 mm) adapted to fast flight...”
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  4. 124
    “... of temperature, pressure, humidity, and wind information between the stratosphere and surface. The 35 m wingspan...”
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  5. 125
    “... pipistrelle species, wings of Nathusius’s Pipistrelle are quite long (wingspan 230-250 mm), perfectly adapted...”
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  6. 126
    “... wingspan) moths with relatively broad, usually triangular forewings and fan-shaped hindwings. Th ey...”
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  7. 127
    “... wingspan) moths with relatively broad, usually triangular forewings and fan-shaped hindwings. Th ey...”
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  8. 128
    “... presented here follows Munroe et al. (1995). 46.1. Scopariinae Small (10–30 mm wingspan) moths with brown...”
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  9. 129
    “... presented here follows Munroe et al. (1995). 46.1. Scopariinae Small (10–30 mm wingspan) moths with brown...”
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  10. 130
    “.... (coll. SIH). Diagnosis. Pleurota bicostella is a relatively large species (wingspan 20–24 mm) compared...”
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  11. 131
    “.... (coll. SIH). Diagnosis. Pleurota bicostella is a relatively large species (wingspan 20–24 mm) compared...”
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  12. 132
    “.... Jalava & Kullberg (ZMUH). DESCRIPTION.—Adult. (Fig. 18). Male. Wingspan 9–10 mm. Labial palpus white...”
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  13. 133
    “.... Jalava & Kullberg (ZMUH). DESCRIPTION.—Adult. (Fig. 18). Male. Wingspan 9–10 mm. Labial palpus white...”
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  14. 134
    “... wingspan). Although placed in their own family (Pantheidae) by Kitching and Rawlins (1999), these moths...”
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  15. 135
    “... wingspan). Although placed in their own family (Pantheidae) by Kitching and Rawlins (1999), these moths...”
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  16. 136
    by Gaedike, Reinhard
    Published 2016
    “.... Diagnosis (Fig. 3): Wingspan 10 mm. Head dark grey, scales with whitish tip; labial palpus with same...”
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  17. 137
    by Gaedike, Reinhard
    Published 2016
    “.... Diagnosis (Fig. 3): Wingspan 10 mm. Head dark grey, scales with whitish tip; labial palpus with same...”
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  18. 138
    by Gaedike, Reinhard
    Published 2016
    “...): Wingspan 10 mm. Head dark grey, scales with whitish tip; labial palpus with same colouration, segments...”
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  19. 139
    by Tadić, Vanja
    Published 2014
    “... and other food. Body length of eagle is 66-94 cm, with wingspan between 1,80 and 2,50 m and body weight of 4...”
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  20. 140
    “...). Diagnosis. Wingspan 32–38 mm. Externally (Figs 21, 22) the subspecies differs clearly from M. adusta adusta...”
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