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Neotroical microlepidoptera XX Revision of the genus setiostoma (Lepidoptera:Stenomidae)

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Duckworth, W. Donald

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TextSeries: Neotroical, Genus Washington Smithsonian Contributions to Zoology No. 106Publication details: Washington 1971Description: 1-45 p

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