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1 Micropylar rosette with 19–22 cells ( Fig.72 View FIGURES 68–73 ).............................................. F. bifida , F. aeruginosа ( F. bifida — from Europe to Chita region ( Russia), Turkey, Mongolia. F.aeruginosа— steppe species, distributed from Steppe Zone of Ukraine through Kazachstan to Tuva Region ( Russia), Mongolia)
- Micropylar rosette with 11–17 cells ( Fig. 73 View FIGURES 68–73 )..................................... F.bicuspis , F. furcula , F. interrupta ( F. interrupta —from Cyprus to Iran; North Volga - Don region ( Russia).
F. bicuspis , F. furcula— from Europe to Japan, China).
1 The same egg shape and pattern are typical to Kamalfa malaysiana (Holloway) from Sumatra ( Nassig, 1988).
2 The same egg shape and pattern are typical to Cerura delavoiei (Gaschet) from N Africa, the Canary Islands (website European Lepidoptera and their ecology (accessed May 15, 2017).
3 There is information on eggs Cerura vinula with light color chorion in Germany (web site by Franziska Bauer) https://www.flickr.com/photos/franziskabauer/27546670082(accessed May 15, 2017) https://www.flickr.com/photos/franziskabauer/27337399965(accessed May 15, 2017)
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