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Mustelin
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,
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a, 40b, and 74
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Male, Granite Cove, Granite Mts., San
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County, California,
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,
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, J. P. &amp; K. E. S. Donahue.
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,
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. Imperial/San Diego County: In­Ko­Pah Gorge,
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,
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, T. Mustelin (
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). Los Angeles County: Devil's Punchbowl County Park,
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, Sullivan (
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). San
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County: Joshua Tree National Monument,
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south of 29 Palms,
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,
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, D. F. Hardwick (
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). San Luis Obispo County: Padrones Spring Canyon, Caliente Range,
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,
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, T. E. Dimock (
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and
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). Placer County: Ward Creek,
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south of Tahoe City,
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,
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, N. Westerland (
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). The
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and genitalic slides #222/TM and #242/TM deposited in
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,
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in
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,
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, and the collections of T. Dimock and the author.
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<emphasis id="B97FEAFCFFF60859453EFD3F66B2FD0D" bold="true" box="[312,452,684,710]" pageId="25" pageNumber="26">Etymology.</emphasis>
The specific name refers to the Caliente Range.
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This is a smaller and less robust species of
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and superficially resembles
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<emphasis id="B97FEAFCFFF60859458CFD6F6530FCDE" box="[394,582,764,789]" italics="true" pageId="25" pageNumber="26">P. subterminata</emphasis>
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. It has a slender thorax and abdomen (a,
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) with the forewing ground color pale grayish cream and a dark reniform spot (b,
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). The postmedial line is double and the area between the postmedial and the subterminal lines is dark (c,
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). The species can also be distinguished from
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by the pale fuscous hindwing (d,
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); the hindwing is white in
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Antenna finely ciliate in males, filiform in females; palpus covered laterally with thin dark brown scales, apex pale; head, collar and thorax covered with uniformly pale gray cream colored hairlike scales, venter covered with hairlike scales concolorous with dorsum; abdomen covered with pale gray cream colored scales, venter concolorous with dorsum; forewing ground color pale gray cream colored; basal and median areas lightly dusted with dark scales; claviform spot absent; orbicular spot a small dark dot, reniform spot small, kidney­shaped, filled with brown gray; antemedial line dark brown, weak, two dark patches on costa; median line absent medially, dark patch on costa; postmedial line double, dark, inner line thin, serrated, outer line smooth, enclosed area pale, dark dot on costa; subterminal line serrate, dark, heavily dark­shaded inward; subterminal area dark; terminal line consisting of black spots; fringe concolorous with ground color with a dark basal line; ventral side uniformly very pale gray cream colored, darker towards apex. Hindwing whitish, broad gray subterminal shade; fringe whitish with brown basal line; ventral side as in dorsal side, but with small discal spot.
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(
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a and 40b): Juxta round; valve length
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, width at middle 0.91.0 mm, broad and rectangular; cucullus a dorsal fingerlike projection, width
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, slightly curved ventrally; clasper length
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, slender, S­shaped; aedeagus length
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, width
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, slender and curved; everted vesica length
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, width
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, ovate, tapering distally, with patches of small spines.
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(
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): Ovipositor lobes triangular,
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wide, covered in small setae; posterior apophyses
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long, anterior apophyses
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long; ductus bursae short and very broad, length
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, no abrupt narrowing (unlike in
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and
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), sclerotized, smooth, with lateral barlike thickenings; corpus bursae spherical, 2.4 x
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, surface smooth with faint wrinkles.
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The few known specimens of
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are from desert canyons around the edges of the Colorado and Mojave Deserts from the Mexican border north to Lake Tahoe. The flight period is late OctoberNovember.
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