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Aberrants, gynandromorphs, etc.

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28.07.2008 7:56, Konung

Vanessa cardui (Linnaeus, 1758)
Omsk region, Cherlaksky district, O. N. Kholodov.

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28.07.2008 7:58, Konung

Arctia caja (Linnaeus, 1758)
Omsk region, Muromtsevsky district, 12.08.2006, S. A. Knyazev

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29.07.2008 12:25, Timandr

Undergarments of Fischer's golubyanka-Tongeia fischeri Ev. (Kemerovo region, 10.06.08)

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31.07.2008 19:30, okoem

Although I can put up an albino gamut myself.. I don't think Okoyem will be offended for being ahead of schedule smile.gif

He won't be offended. The picture is yours ; -)
Finally got around to it... I also post my "version". There will be time to take a picture and straighten up.
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And mosaic gynandromorph Triphysa phryne, Crimea, April 2007.
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03.08.2008 16:08, kovald

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P. amandus (male)
Ukraine, Kharkiv region 10.06.2006
leg. A. Kovalchuk
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03.08.2008 23:20, okoem

Still the same gamma, but already straightened
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Aberrant (top) and for comparison, a regular copy (bottom) of Adscita albanica
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Crimean jaundice
In the upper left corner-female, November 2, 2007, ocd. Feodosia. The remaining 7 yolks are males, ocd. Sevastopol, March 13, 2008
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04.08.2008 0:52, RippeR

why is gamma beaten? frown.gif

04.08.2008 10:12, okoem

why is gamma beaten? frown.gif

Life was hard for her. smile.gif Just a live image of the rear fenders is not visible.

04.08.2008 10:25, Zhuk

What's the fun with Adscita albanica? Something I didn't understand, pestryanka as pestryanka smile.gif

04.08.2008 10:31, okoem

What's the fun with Adscita albanica? Something I didn't understand, pestryanka as pestryanka smile.gif

Her wings are narrow and pointed.
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11.08.2008 6:42, bora

Rostov region, Belokalitvensky district, August 2008

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11.08.2008 18:13, Sungaya

Polychrysia moneta ( no face value wink.gif)

Moscow region, Sergiev Posad district, Zolotylovo village, June 27-29, 2008, on light.

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11.08.2008 20:50, Андреас

- And I once caught a "hermaphrodite" of a buckthorn pigeon at the KMV!!! So one of her wings was the color of a female's wing, and the other of a male's! (I gave the copy to a friend, but he hung up, and I can't take it back yet...) frown.gif

11.08.2008 21:04, okoem

Melitaea cinxia from the Crimea, May 2004.

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20.08.2008 7:27, Beercooker

Is this a gynandromorph or some other natural phenomenon?

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20.08.2008 7:34, Guest

Is this a gynandromorph or some other natural phenomenon?

It is quite possible that gynadromorph. Very interesting copy!

20.08.2008 11:48, Bukashechnik

Very interesting! I myself, however, did not have to catch butterflies of this type (aberrants, gynandromorphs, etc.), but I had to deal with straight-winged ones. Caught a specimen of the wingless, or walking filly Podisma pedestris, with fully developed wings.
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29.08.2008 22:23, AntSkr

One of the previous posts mentioned a rare form of Cosmia trapezina (with a dark stripe), which I also caught this year. Number of such copies. from the Moscow region increases...

30.08.2008 7:06, Ilia Ustiantcev

Rare-this is with a black triangle in the middle of the wing.

30.08.2008 9:06, AntSkr

That's what I'm talking about, although it's hard to call it a triangle...

08.10.2008 20:40, okoem

Here are a few aberrants and gynandromorphs.
http://www.entomo.pl/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2546&start=0
http://www.daltonstate.edu/galeps/Gynandromorphs.htm

And another moth
http://www.entomo.pl/forum/download.php?id=4546
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07.12.2008 15:43, Andylog

Fabriciana niobe barkhatovi P.Gorbunov, 2001

Male, Russia, Altai, Kurai Mts., 3.07.2008:

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07.01.2009 16:49, DavBaz

Melitaea jezabel, Yunnan, Lijang.Male and female aberrant

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Ispods

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15.01.2009 21:39, DISAF

Melitaea britomartis Assman, 1847 (Tatinki, Tula region. June 1995.)picture: IMG_3686.jpg

Melitaea athalia Rott. 1775 (Tula region, Sotino. June 2002)picture: IMG_3688.jpg
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Clossiana dia L. 1767 (Tula region, Pershino. June 1995)
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Boloria aquilonaris Stichel, 1908 (Tula region, Skuratovo. July 2003)picture: IMG_3803.jpg
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16.01.2009 21:50, okoem

Plebejus idas, June 12, 2008, Kharkiv region, Fedorovka village.
Colias hyale, (the size of a good pigeon), September 9, 2008, Znamenka village, Dnipropetrovsk region.

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17.01.2009 2:16, Kharkovbut

  Plebejus idas, June 12, 2008, Kharkiv region, Fedorovka village.
Here is a story related to this instance (okoem tactfully kept silent about it, but why, we need to amuse the audience...wink.gif). This year I decided to collect some idas/agryrognomon males for cooking and shared the collection with okoyom. And when straightening, such a miracle was revealed. And I didn'T NOTICE it when I was putting it together! Don't ask me how. It seemed that the male. lol.gif
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24.01.2009 9:26, borov

Lysandra coridon, 19.07.2007. Surrounding area of Kamennye Mogila Cemetery. I have heard an authoritative opinion that such aberrations occur quite often in this species.

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25.01.2009 6:19, Egorus

Triphysa phryne Ukraine, Kherson region Genichesky district Kuyuk-Tuk Island
May 2008.

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04.02.2009 11:27, А.Й.Элез

Females of dispar'a (I gen.):
June 15, 2003, gor. Moscow.
May 28, 1999, Odessa region. (flew among a bunch of ordinary!)

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06.02.2009 4:58, Yakovlev

There are wonderful articles about gynandromorphs in the families of cocoonworms and eupterotids by Vadim Zolotukhin with genitals shown, an explanation of this phenomenon, and very good photos. They were published in the Tinea magazine last year.
A lot of very interesting things, especially gynandromorphs. Thank you to all participants. Does anyone have a Cossidae gynandromorph? The phenomenon is not described in this family. You can make a great article.

08.02.2009 23:28, DISAF

Lysandra coridon borussia Dadd, 1909 (Tatinki, Tula region )picture: IMG_3691.jpg

Spilarctia lutea (Tula region, Sotino)picture: IMG_3705.jpg

Pontia edusa Fabricius, 1777 (Southern Urals. Kuvandyk)picture: IMG_3709.jpg

Meleageria daphnis Den. et Schiff. 1775 ( Southern Urals, Kuvandyk) picture: IMG_3714.jpg

It looks like Polyommatus icarus Rott. 1775 (Crimea. Feodosia)picture: IMG_3718.jpg

And fake ...picture: IMG_3801.jpg
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08.02.2009 23:37, lepidopterolog

Indeed, some kind of "fake" turned out... smile.gif
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09.02.2009 0:25, RippeR

I don't understand what happened to Corydon.. the rest of the money is cool, especially medveditsa

09.02.2009 15:44, DavBaz

Yes, linden's lower wing didn't make it.I have a parnassus with the same thing only in a lighter form.

09.02.2009 16:11, RippeR

and I have a golubyanka kamchadalis with a smaller upper wing smile.gif

09.02.2009 20:34, Guest

I don't understand what happened to Corydon..

Corydon appears to have mosaic gynandromorphism.True, in a light form(on the upper right - blue "ray" and on the lower left-very inconspicuous areas)I wonder if there are Corydon females with abundant blue dusting in nature.If there is someone - put up photos.It would be interesting to see.

09.02.2009 20:36, DISAF

It was me ...

09.02.2009 21:03, DISAF

I think that in this section it will be appropriate to show the extreme sizes of some banal types:
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09.02.2009 21:51, Kharkovbut

I don't think I put that up here. June 23, 2005, Kharkiv.

PS: Maybe it's kokakol? tongue.gif

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09.02.2009 21:57, RippeR

Quercus and Icarus are awesome!
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