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First records of Eupithecia oxycedrata from Hungary are presented. This species can usually be distinguished from similar species by the elongated forewing and parallel transverse lines; the row of large spines in the female genitalia provides unambiguous identification. Accidental introduction with host plant is considered to be the most probable explanation of this occurrence, far from its Mediterranean area. The hereby presented records are the northernmost occurrence of the species. With eight figures.
Carpathian Basin, Ecology, QL1-991, QL Zoology / állattan, Juniperus, Carpathian Basin, Gábor Rácz, László Diószeghy, Juniperus, Zemplén Mountains, new record, Zemplén Mountains, new record, Zoology, Gábor Rácz, QH540-549.5, László Diószeghy
Carpathian Basin, Ecology, QL1-991, QL Zoology / állattan, Juniperus, Carpathian Basin, Gábor Rácz, László Diószeghy, Juniperus, Zemplén Mountains, new record, Zemplén Mountains, new record, Zoology, Gábor Rácz, QH540-549.5, László Diószeghy
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