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"Although basically simple and rather generalized in some respects (e.g. genitalia), they are highly specialized in others... Geometrine larvae surely include some of the most elaborately specialized forms in the whole of the Geometridae"
Doug Ferguson in MONA 18.1
Geometrine Eggs

Nemoria bistriaria ovum
Photo, Jason Weintraub, ANSP
Nemoria bistriaria ovum ,
clearing stage with visible larva
Nemoria tuscarora ova Chloropteryx paularia ova
Geometrine larvae
Dichorda rectaria, ex ovum, 
parent female coll. Jemez Springs, Sandoval Co. NM
Photo Michael Canfield
Chloropteryx paularia, ex ovum, on Lantana
Parent female collected N. Andros Island, Bahamas
Nemoria lixaria, ex ovum; Parent female collected
Pocomoke River State Park, Snow Hill, Worcester Co., MD

Additional images for selected species:                                                Page on Parasitism of Geometrid larvae

Nemoria lixaria larvae
Nemoria bistriaria larvae
Nemoria saturiba larvae
Nemoria tuscarora larvae
Nemoria elfa larvae
Nemoria obliqua larvae
Nemoria caerulescens larvae
Nemoria pulcherrima larvae
Nemoria glaucomarginaria larvae
Nemoria festaria larvae
Nemoria strigataria larvae
Chlorochlamys appellaria larvae
Chlorochlamys chloroleucaria larvae
Eueana niveociliaria larvae
Hethemia pistaciaria larvae
Synchlora aerata larvae
Immature Campaea perlata immediately after molt from
1st instar to 2nd instra larva

 

 

 

 

 

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