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<emphasis id="B97FEAFCFFE0084F450EFABF654EFA8D" bold="true" box="[264,568,1324,1350]" italics="true" pageId="15" pageNumber="16">Annaphila scurlockorum</emphasis>
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,
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a, 32b, and 69
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material.
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:
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Male, Lower Kern Canyon,
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south of Democrat Hot Springs, Kern County, California,
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,
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, F.
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.
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:
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. Kern County: Same locality as
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,
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,
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, collected by F.
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, C. Henne, R. H. Leuschner, C. L. Hogue.
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deposited in
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,
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in
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,
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, and the collections of F.
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, R. Leuschner, and the author. Genitalic slides # 264/TM and #267/TM deposited in
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.
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<emphasis id="B97FEAFCFFE0084F453EF91D66B2F963" bold="true" box="[312,452,1678,1704]" pageId="15" pageNumber="16">Etymology.</emphasis>
The specific name was chosen by Frank
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to honor his friends of 50 years,
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General Robert Scurlock and his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Scurlock. They are lifelong residents of California and have been active participants in the conservation of the Golden State.
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<emphasis id="B97FEAFCFFE0084F453EF8BD66C1F883" bold="true" box="[312,439,1838,1864]" pageId="15" pageNumber="16">Diagnosis.</emphasis>
This species is similar to the
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, but differs in hindwing color, which is whitish gray­powdered with a very small discal spot and dark gray border (
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a). The forewing is similar to that of
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, slightly grayer and with the markings less defined. The two species were thought to represent color forms of a single species, but dissections of the genitalia show them to be distinct. The shape of the valve is more narrow and the teethlike processes of the cucullus are smaller in
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than in
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(
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a and 33a). The everted vesica of both species is triangular, but in
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there are fewer large spines and no small spines on the vesica of (
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b, 33b).
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Antenna filiform in male,
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long; eye naked, small; palpus and frons black with some white hairs; patagium, tegula and thorax black with some whitish hairs; venter covered with gray hairs; legs black, strongly armed with long cream colored hairy scales on coxa and trochanter; abdomen black dorsally paler on anterior or posterior segments; venter pale with dark lines at anterior or posterior margin of segments; forewing length
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; forewing ground color dark gray; maculation weak, sometimes nearly absent; antemedial line faint, pale gray; postmedial line faint, pale gray; orbicular spot faint, pale gray; reniform spot faint, oval, pale gray; subterminal line dark, wavy; terminal line marked with darker scales between veins; fringe white; ventral side pale gray, dark gray marginal shade, costa dark gray, discal spot dark; hindwing ground color whitish to pale yellow with gray dusting; discal spot narrow; marginal band dull black, 0.61.0 mm wide; fringe white; ventral side similar to dorsal side, except marginal band gray and with thin inner line; fringe white with gray dusting.
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(
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a and 32b): Juxta oval, two transverse ridges near midline; uncus stout; valve
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, width basally
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, at middle
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, tapering towards apex, sacculus stout; two small teeth on dorsal margin near apex; aedeagus length
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, S­curved at middle; everted vesica length
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, round sack turning 180° to point in direction of aedeagus, midway with patch of
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long sharp spines, distally patch of
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long spines.
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(
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): Ovipositor lobes
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long, triangular, weakly sclerotized; posterior apophyses
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, anterior apophyses
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; rounded M­shaped sclerotized shape at 8th sternite, ductus bursae arising from it; ductus bursae short,
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long,
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wide; corpus bursae
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long,
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wide, smooth, no signa; appendix bursae with ductus seminalis arising from right posterior end of corpus bursae near junction with ductus bursae.
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<emphasis id="B97FEAFCFFFF0850453EFA64650FF9DA" bold="true" box="[312,633,1527,1553]" pageId="16" pageNumber="17">Distribution and habitat.</emphasis>
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<emphasis id="B97FEAFCFFFF08504683FA6464DBF9DB" box="[645,941,1527,1552]" italics="true" pageId="16" pageNumber="17">Annaphila scurlockorum</emphasis>
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has been collected only at the
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locality in the lower Kern River area below Kernville, a dry riverside bush land. The records extend from early February to the first week of April, but the majority of specimens were collected during March. The moth flies only in full sunshine. The species has been reared from eggs by Frank
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, who reported that the larva feeds on miner's lettuce (
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Donn ex Willd.
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,
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) a low­growing annual wildflower that often carpets the ground beneath the scattered chaparral of the area. The eggs are laid singly or in small clusters, usually on the underside of the leaf, near the stem. Larvae feed without diapause and pupate in crevasses of stones or under loose overhangs of bark on the bushes near
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clusters. The pupae diapause until the following spring.
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