Excerpt from Genera Insectorum: Facs. 217-219; Lepidoptera, Fam. Notodontidæ, Pars Tertia; Thysanura, Fam. Lepidotrichidæ, Maindroniidæ, Lepismatidæ; Lepidoptera, Fam. Thaumetopoeidæ
Dans le cas qui nous occupe, il n'existe pas de record fossile de quelque signification, mais les par ticularités de la dispersion des formes récentes sont telles qu'il est possible de désigner, avec un degré raison nable de vraisemblance, un centre de dispersion ou berceau du groupe entier.
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