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Monopis crocicapitella, Birmingham, England, 2014 3 Male genitalia

Diagnostic

  • obviella Valvae of male genitalia shorter and broader with a more rounded apex,
  • crocicapitella longer and narrower with a more angular apex
  • obviella length/breadth of valva 2.1-2.3
  • crocicapitella length/breadth of valva 2.8-2.9
  • obviella Aedeagus blob-ended at apex more tapered
  • crocicapitella Aedeagus apex tapered
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Source Monopis crocicapitella, Birmingham, England, 2014
Author Janet Graham

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