The British Noctu And Their Varieties volume 1
The British Noctu And Their Varieties volume 1
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, which seems to me impossible. This variety had not been taken in Britain for many years until quite recently. Mr. W. Warren writes : " Some twelve years ago, Albert Houghton and myself each took a concolor on June 25th. Both were much worn. He threw his, a female, away ; I kept mine, a male, and it was sold with the rest of my Macros " (in litt. ).
Chortodes, St. , extrema, Hb. (bondii, Knaggs).
That Hiibner's fig. 412 (extrema) is the type of this species there appears but little doubt. It i...s not surprising that it was referred by the continental entomologists, Treitschke, Ochsenheimer, Duponchel, &c. , either to fluxa (a variety oifulvd) as an aberration, or treated as a distinct but unknown species, as bondii was unknown to continental lepidopterists until a comparatively recent date, when the British specimens were sent over. Dr. Staudinger refers to Hiibner's fig. 412 as an aberration of Guenee's concolor, which may itself have no claim as a species. Hiibner's fig. 412 may be described as : " Wings about the same shape as bondii.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, which seems to me impossible. This variety had not been taken in Britain for many years until quite recently. Mr. W. Warren writes : " Some twelve years ago, Albert Houghton and myself each took a concolor on June 25th. Both were much worn. He threw his, a female, away ; I kept mine, a male, and it was sold with the rest of my Macros " (in litt. ).
Chortodes, St. , extrema, Hb. (bondii, Knaggs).
That Hiibner's fig. 412 (extrema) is the type of this species there appears but little doubt. It i...s not surprising that it was referred by the continental entomologists, Treitschke, Ochsenheimer, Duponchel, &c. , either to fluxa (a variety oifulvd) as an aberration, or treated as a distinct but unknown species, as bondii was unknown to continental lepidopterists until a comparatively recent date, when the British specimens were sent over. Dr. Staudinger refers to Hiibner's fig. 412 as an aberration of Guenee's concolor, which may itself have no claim as a species. Hiibner's fig. 412 may be described as : " Wings about the same shape as bondii.
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