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Doryodes insularia is a moth of the
family Erebidae first described by
George Hampson in 1904. It is
found on the Bahamas. The
length of the forewings...
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Aurelia insularia is a
species of true
jellyfish in the
family Ulmaridae. It is
known via
polyp type
specimens found in
waters off the
coast of Brazil...
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Tinissa insularia is a moth of the
family Tineidae. It is
found in
China (Yunnan), Malaysia, Borneo,
Indonesia (Sumatra, Java,
Celebes and the Moluccas)...
- color.
Their polyps usually have
around 16
tentacles (although
Aurelia insularia has 27–33 tentacles)
which mostly help with feeding. The diet of Aurelia...
- carbonaria, was
completely black.
There was an
intermediate form,
called insularia,
which was light-coloured with
speckled wings, but
distinct from typica...
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Intermediate insularia form (between pale
typica and dark
carbonaria in tone) of
peppered moth on a lichen-covered
birch tree:
Bernard Kettlewell counted...
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album Behind the
Shadows in 1998.
Faith &
Disease on
their 1998
album Insularia. Anne
Hills on 1998
album Where Have All The
Flowers Gone: The
Songs of...
- His
Sleep (Ivy Records, 1995) Livesongs:
Third Body (Ivy Records, 1995)
Insularia (Ivy Records, 1998) Lamentations: A
Collection (Ivy Records, 1999) Beneath...
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melanic morph is carbonaria, and the
intermediate phenotype is
named insularia. In
North America, the
melanic black morph is
morpha swettaria. In Biston...
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maculosa var.
caecilia Kindermann in Lederer, 1853
Cletis maculosa f.
insularia W.Kozhantschikov, 1924
Arctia maculosa var.
slivnoensis Rebel, 1903 Arctia...
