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(
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(®gures 12±18)
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Larva described by
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, who was not quite sure about its identity, con®rmed by
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.
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Reddish brown, dull. Total length full-grown
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. Processes rather long.
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Reddish. Head capsule width of sixth instar
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= 55), of seventh instar
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=167). Labrum (®gure 12) with one pair of short setae on the transverse carina. Mandible (®gure 13) with ®ve teeth. Maxilla (®gure 14) comb with six teeth, seta on outer front margin rather long. Inner surface with long and pointed spines, 10±14 round`holes. Row of ®ve spines on membraneous area of maxillary palp. Prementum (®gure 14) with 10 sensillae. Stemmata present in most individuals but usually few and weakly pigmented. Antenna diameter
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60
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m with one large and three to four smaller sensillae.
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FIGS 12±18.
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(12) Labrum, dorsal view. (13) Mandible, internal view. (14) Maxilla and prementum, ventral view. (15) Cuticle of dorsal side of prothorax, anterior (a) and posterior (b) part of segment. (16) Cuticle of dorsal side of metathorax. (17) Cuticle of dorsal side of fourth abdominal segment. (18) Cuticle of dorsal side of ninth abdominal segment.
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<emphasis id="B9731828FF96DA1E63A6DDBCFF43B0A2" box="[179,244,133,157]" italics="true" pageId="12" pageNumber="460">Body.</emphasis>
Processes rather long. Dorsal processes arranged in three pairs, progressively shorter inwards. Posterior processes
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3/5 as long as last segment. Postspiracular processes approximately 3.5 times as long as spiracle diameter, situated slightly more than one spiracle diameter posterior to spiracle. Cuticular scales: prothorax (®gure 15) in front of ®rst segment row rather rounded,
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20±35
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m wide, each scale with 4±12 pointed spines which are slightly longer than the scale. In lateral view the spines appear rather strongly curved. Numerous smaller, unarmed scales between the larger, spine-bearing scales except in the very anterior end. The larger scales on the second and more posterior segments are rather irregular in outline. Metathorax (®gure 16) larger scales
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30±50
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m wide mostly with one to four, but some with up to 12 spines. Fourth abdominal segment (®gure 17) larger scales
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25± 45
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m wide mostly with one, but some with up to three spines. Ninth abdominal segment (®gure 18) scales diameter
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25±45
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m, mostly with one short spine. Ventral surface scales of the ninth abdominal segment with rather large, single spines laterally, with tiny, slender spines mesally. Spiracles: projecting approximately onehalf spiracle diameter from body surface.
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<emphasis id="B9731828FF96DA1E63A6DFBAFE88B2A4" box="[179,319,643,667]" italics="true" pageId="12" pageNumber="460">Distribution.</emphasis>
All of Europe, but only in the highlands in the southern part.
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: Kamtchatka, Amur Area, probably generally distributed. Closely related species in
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(
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Loew
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) and North America (
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McAtee
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,
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<emphasis id="B9731828FF96DA1E63E3DFDDFED1B2C4" box="[246,358,739,763]" italics="true" pageId="12" pageNumber="460">B. bryanti</emphasis>
Johnson
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).
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Eurytopical species. Deciduous forest, heathlands, mountain meadows, willow shrubbery. Full-grown larvae in June to September (probably also the rest of the year because of long life cycle). Life cycle length in mountain areas at least 2 years, possibly longer.
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,
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,
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leg.
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.
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