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Oleria fasciata (Haensch 1903) described in Leucothyris

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Containing group: Oleria

Other Names for Oleria fasciata (Haensch 1903) described in Leucothyris

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Scientific Name Oleria fasciata
Location Ecuador: San Isidro
Specimen Condition Live Specimen
Life Cycle Stage adult
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Source Fasciata Clearwing (Oleria fasciata)
Source Collection Neotropical Butterflies
Copyright © 2004 Kim Garwood
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