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Description

English: Plate 159.

Description	Binomial in text	Modern accepted name
1. Twin-spotted Quaker: caterpillar.	Tæniocampa munda	Orthosia munda
2. Small Quaker: caterpillar.	Tæniocampa pulverulenta	Orthosia cruda
3, 3a. Red Chestnut: caterpillar and chrysalis.	Pachnobia rubricosa	Cerastis rubricosa

Date

1907

Source

The Moths of the British Isles.

Author

Richard South

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