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Euproctis bicolor Janse, 1915

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Higher taxa: Erebidae (family)/  Lymantriinae (subfamily)/  Nygmiini (tribe)/  Euproctis (genus)/ 
Status:Misapplied, the accepted name is Euproctis straminicolor
Authorship:Janse, 1915
Citation:Euproctis bicolor, nov. spec.
Original genus:Euproctis
Publication:Janse A. J. T. 1915a. Contribution towards our knowledge of the South African Lymantriidae.
Journal:Annals of the Transvaal Museum
Volume:5
Issue:1
Pagination:59–60; pl. 3, fig. 21; pl. 7, fig. 5
URL:https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/page/50439791
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Euproctis bicolor (1)
Taxonomic note:

Euproctis bicolor Janse, 1915 is a junior secondary homonym of Orgyia bicolor Walker, 1855. Euproctis straminicolor Janse, 1915 (description based on females) can be the replacement name for Euproctis bicolor Janse, 1915 (description based on males).

Scientific name TypeStatus Gender Museum Description Country Locality Publication URL
Euproctis bicolor Janse, 1915 Holotype ♂ TMSA Holotype ♂, TMSA South Africa South Africa, Mpumalanga, Tweefontein, 13.i.1907, leg. A. J. T. Janse.
Euproctis bicolor Janse, 1915 Paratype ♂ TMSA Paratype 1♂, TMSA. South Africa South Africa, Mpumalanga, Tweefontein, 13.i.1907, leg. A. J. T. Janse.
Scientific name Country Province Publication URL
Euproctis bicolor Janse, 1915 South Africa Gauteng page J. Heyns
Scientific name Plant Plant Family Country Publication URL
Scientific name Parasitoid Parasitoid Family Country Publication URL
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Scientific Name Authorship Rank Status Original Combination
Scientific Name Authorship Rank Status Original Combination