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Ronkay, L., Nekrasov, A. V. ; Szabóky, Cs.: On the taxonomy of the genus Dasypolia Guenée, 1852. Revision of the subgenus Cteipolia Staudinger, 1896 (Lepidoptera, Noctuidae)

rounded deltoidal with double-peaked apical part; vinculum strong, U-shaped. Valva strong, broad at base, distal half strongly tapering, cucullus finely upturned. Sacculus large, rounded, sclerotized, clavus a flattened, setose surface; pulvillus relatively large, more or less conical, densely setose. Harpe strong, basal curve more or less rectangular (elbow-like) with a sclerotized dorsal extension, distal part narrow, flattened, apically dilated. Aedeagus narrow cylidrical, curved at middle, carina with finely scobinate bars. Vesica tubular, membranous, curved dorsally at basal third. Diagnosis. The twin species of this lineage, gansoni sp. n. and mimetica sp. n. differ by the following external and genitalic features: gansoni sp. n.: - forewing ground colour darker fumous grey mixed with some dark brown-grey and ashy grey - orbicular stigma obsolete, represented by a few dark scales defined by a small lighter patch - coloration of hindwing darker, almost unicolorous dark grey with some lighter hairs at base - clasping apparatus generally smaller - fultura inferior smaller, its shape more cordiform - harpe regularly curved at base, without dorsal extension at curve Figs 33-36. Male genitalia of Dasypolia (Cteïpolia) tertia sp. n., paratypes, Pamir, Khorog, 33-34 = slide No. 4080, 35-36 = slide No. 4090 RONKAY