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Nesoxenica Waterhouse & Lyell 1914

Nesoxenica leprea (Hewitson 1864)

Xeniconympha Novickij 1923 junior objective synonym

Andrew V. Z. Brower
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Containing group: Coenonymphina

Introduction

A monotypic genus from the mountains of Tasmania.

Other Names for Nesoxenica leprea (Hewitson 1864)

References

Common IFB, and Waterhouse DF. 1981. Butterflies of Australia. CSIRO Publications, East Melbourne.

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Scientific Name Nesoxenica leprea
Source CSIRO Entomology
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