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Geometridae, male genitalia: (1, 2) Charissa beljaevi Erlacher, Marrero et Erlacher; (3, 4) Scotopteryx acutangulata Inoue; (5-7) Entephria byssata Aurivillius; (8-10) Minoa lutea Schwingenschuss; (1, 3, 5) genital segment in ventral view; (8) genital segment in lateral view; (2) aedeagus in dorsal view; (4, 7, 9, 10) aedeagus in lateral view; (6) detached valva. Scale bar 1 mm.
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... Irkutsk Province: Slyudyanskii District, 20 km S of Slyudyanka, Chersky Peak Mt., 1850 m above sea level, 16.VII.1984, 1 ♂ (leg. S. Sinev) [ZIN]. Erlacher, Marrero et Erlacher, 2017. South Siberian montane: ?BR. Genitalia ♂: Fig. 1, 1, ...
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... The species is recorded here for the first time for the fauna of Russia. The photo of this male was published in an earlier paper by the first author (Makhov, 2021b: 82, fig. 10H), in which it was misidentified as Ch. (Pterygnophos) ...
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... Chlorissa obliterata (Walker, 1863). Siberian-East Asian subboreal: south of RB. Fig. 1, 3, 4) ...
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... [ZIN]. Irkutsk Province: Irkutskii District, env. of Bolshie Koty (51°54ʹ12ʺN, 105°04ʹ08ʺE), 30.VII.2016, 1 ♂; same locality, 2.VIII.2016, 1 ♀ [ISEA]; same locality, 3.VIII.2016, 1 ♂, 1 ♀ (GenBank: OK156360) (leg. I. Makhov) [ZIN]. ...
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... Tarbagataiskii District, Selenga River valley, 6 km N of Tarbagatai (51°32ʹ37ʺN, 107°21ʹ41ʺE), 20.V.2021, 1 ♂ (GenBank: OK314970). Dzhidinskii District, Dzhida River valley, 7 km SW of Petropavlovka (50°32ʹ44ʺN, 105°15ʹ38ʺE), 9.VIII.2020, 1 ♂ (GenBank: OK073226) (leg. I. Makhov) [ZIN]. ...
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... to the barcodes of specimens from West Mongolia and Crimea (BoLD: GWOSU212-11; GBLAD323-14), identified as C. perpusillaria. At the same time, the barcode of a Yakutian Cleta specimen (GenBank: MZ148325) differs from the barcodes of the above specimens by 4.2%. In their genital morphology (the shape of the valva and juxta: marked with arrows in Fig. 3, 1-8), the specimens from Buryatia, Altai, and Yakutia (see Material) totally match the characters of C. jacutica. Thus, genetic exchange (by interspecific hybridization followed by mitochondrial introgression) may have occurred between the eastern populations of C. perpusillaria and the southern populations of C. jacutica. This issue ...
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... Yakutia (see Material) totally match the characters of C. jacutica. Thus, genetic exchange (by interspecific hybridization followed by mitochondrial introgression) may have occurred between the eastern populations of C. perpusillaria and the southern populations of C. jacutica. This issue should be further studied using more extensive material. Fig. 3, 1, 2). Tunkinskii District, env. of Mondy, 2000 m above sea level, 14.VII.1965, 1 ♂ (leg. K.B. Gorodkov) (genitalia: Fig. 3, 3, 4) ...
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