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Chlorosea banksaria Sperry, 1944. [7013]
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Note the pink abdominal patches that help to distinguish
Chlorosea banksaria from Chlorosea nevadaria, which has an
unmarked green abdomen. The rose colored patches on abdominal segments
A1 and A2 are particularly well defined on the specimen at left from
Salem, Oregon. (Collection of the Carnegie Museum of Natural History)
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