Aprominta gloriosa

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Aprominta gloriosa
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A. gloriosa
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Aprominta gloriosa
Gozmány, 1959
Synonyms
  • Aprominta nausikaaGozmány, 1961

Aprominta gloriosa is a moth of the family Autostichidae. It is found in Greece. [1]

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