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Drepanoidea / Geometroidea / Lasiocampoidea / Sematuridae / Noctuoidea / Callidulidae / Apoprogoninae / Geometer moth / Uraniidae / Moths / Axia / Cimeliidae
Date: 2008-11-12 02:27:04
Drepanoidea
Geometroidea
Lasiocampoidea
Sematuridae
Noctuoidea
Callidulidae
Apoprogoninae
Geometer moth
Uraniidae
Moths
Axia
Cimeliidae

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