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  1. 141
    “...). Diagnosis. Wingspan 32–38 mm. Externally (Figs 21, 22) the subspecies differs clearly from M. adusta adusta...”
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  2. 142
    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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    Bachelor Thesis
  3. 143
    “... Medium-sized (30–50 mm wingspan) moths, mostly gray or brown in color, some with bright yellow hindwings...”
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  4. 144
    “... Medium-sized (30–50 mm wingspan) moths, mostly gray or brown in color, some with bright yellow hindwings...”
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  5. 145
    “... (ZMUC). DESCRIPTION.—Adult (Figs 4–5). Male. Wingspan 9–10 mm. Segment 2 of labial palpus black in basal...”
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  6. 146
    “... (ZMUC). DESCRIPTION.—Adult (Figs 4–5). Male. Wingspan 9–10 mm. Segment 2 of labial palpus black in basal...”
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  7. 147
    “...). Diagnosis. Wingspan 32–38 mm. Externally (Figs 21, 22) the subspecies differs clearly from M. adusta adusta...”
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    Other/Unknown Material
  8. 148
    by Baldizzone, Giorgio
    Published 2021
    “... aspects of the genitalia. Description. Wingspan 11 mm. Head white, frons light ochre tinged. Antenna...”
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  9. 149
    “...15. Bucculatricidae – ribbed-cocoon maker moths Minute (6–10 mm wingspan) moths with narrow...”
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  10. 150
    “...15. Bucculatricidae – ribbed-cocoon maker moths Minute (6–10 mm wingspan) moths with narrow...”
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  11. 151
    “...). Diagnosis. Pleurota bicostella is a relatively large species (wingspan 20–24 mm) compared to most congeners...”
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  12. 152
    “... Islands], 6.viii. 1992, leg. Danchenko, coll. PG. Diagnosis. Adult (Figs 15, 16). Wingspan 38–42 mm...”
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  13. 153
    by M.
    Published 2012
    “...): Wingspan: 14-15 mm. Forewings grey brown, from the basis to the area without markings strongly darkened...”
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  14. 154
    “... extensive material is necessary. Diagnosis. Wingspan 35–47 mm. The species is close to M. bathensis and M...”
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  15. 155
    by Keskin, Göksel
    Published 2019
    “...) shows the highest gliding performance thanks to its longest wingspan and highest aspect ratio. Although...”
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    Doctoral or Postdoctoral Thesis
  16. 156
    “... collection of Roman V. Yakovlev, Barnaul and Yuri I. Bakhaev, Lipetsk). Description . Male. Wingspan...”
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  17. 157
    “...–40 mm wingspan) moths with relatively broad wings and narrow bodies. Th ey are defined on the basis...”
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  18. 158
    “...–40 mm wingspan) moths with relatively broad wings and narrow bodies. Th ey are defined on the basis...”
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  19. 159
    “....– 7.viii. 1989, leg. Fibiger (ZMUC). DESCRIPTION.—Adult (Figs 1–3). Male. Wingspan 10–12 mm. Labial...”
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  20. 160
    “...19. Plutellidae – diamondback moths Small (15–20 mm wingspan) moths with elongate lanceolate wings...”
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