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Geometrids, genus Eupithecia

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Kristy, 15.01.2007 20:50

Hello everyone
Please help me deal with these little things.
In M. I. Sirotkin's list of Lepidoptera (Macrolepidoptera) Moscow and Kaluga regions " in the genus Eupithecia, two such species are indicated:
E. abietaria Goeze
E. bilunulata Schiff.
Listed as separate types.
On the Internet on a fairly serious (in my opinion) site
http://www.funet.fi/pub/sci/bio/life/insec...ecia/index.html
these two types are synonymous.
On some sites, for example http://www.kolumbus.fi/silvonen/lnel/g12/geomet12.htm a synonym for bilunulata is Eupithecia analoga
and on this large site are Butterflies of Europe http://www.lepidoptera.pl/start.php?lang=UK
there are both analoga and abietaria as separate species, but bilunulata does not exist at all.
Where is the truth, citizens?

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15.01.2007 21:05, Kristy

and another thing: in the list of E. M. Antonova " Fauna and geographical distribution of moths ... in the Moscow region, " it is indicated that E. pini and E. bilunulata are different species. In the Internet on the site
http://www.funet.fi/pub/sci/bio/life/insec...ecia/index.html
E. pini and E. bilunulata are again synonyms for Eupithecia abietaria (Goeze, 1781).
What, then, is meant by the name E. pini in E. M. Antonova?
Help! I don't understand anything! confused.gif weep.gif

16.01.2007 16:12, Pavel Morozov

Eupithecia pini and Eupithecia abietaria are the same species.

Eupithecia bilunulata (syn. djakonovi) is completely different, very similar to the previous one, but smaller.
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16.01.2007 19:10, Kristy

Morozzz, thank you! Just tell me, in what literature or Internet resource is this indicated?
Here's another question: Sirotkin's list includes the species E. linstriata. I couldn't find it on the Internet. The closest spelling is linariata.
What is a typo? (and there are typos in Sirotkin's list)

16.01.2007 19:19, Pavel Morozov

most likely, it is linariata.
about the other two data from the book Geometridae of Europe (Eupithecini, Perizomini). Offhand, I can not name the book accurately, but it is available in entomological online stores.

19.01.2007 23:13, Kristy

And one more species in Sirotkin's list remained unclear-E. tantillaria Bsd
could not be found on the Internet.
Who could it be?

20.01.2007 17:03, Pavel Morozov

E. tantillaria is a fairly common mixed forest species. It flies in late May and June. By the way, it is not difficult to determine by appearance.
Link to it on the British website http://ukmoths.org.uk/show.php?bf=1857

This post was edited by Morozzz - 01/20/2007 17: 04
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10.02.2007 3:07, AGG

2 Morozzz: I have this volume of European spades, can you tell me what typos are there? and then Elena Mikhailovna recently is not what she was before. Unfortunately, I don't have a Finnish book , although almost everything except the genitals is on the site, but there are also inaccuracies there. there is the fauna of Poland, but when you compare everything together, sometimes it turns out nonsense-inconsistencies in names, genitals, etc. what do you think can be taken as a basis and what amendments should be made?

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