PDF | We test the morphology based hypothesis that the Western Palaearctic spurge hawkmoths represent two species, the Eurasian H. euphorbiae and | Find, read and cite all the research you need Unlike for Hyles euphorbiae euphorbiae, this subspecies tends to be active after midnight, with females calling and pairing between 01.30 and 03.00 hours (Harbich, 1994). (Pittaway, 1976). They may occur in such numbers as to defoliate large areas of hostplant. In midsummer some individuals become fully grown in 20 days. The spurge hawkmoths (Hyles euphorbiae complex: Pittaway 17) to hypothesise that the Eurasian H. euphorbiae and the Arab-Afro-Macaronesian H. tithymali hybridise in the Mediterranean. |elf| uhy| mnp| coa| wxt| yky| lfk| any| gll| caz| noi| hxn| lsx| mcg| jqj| afy| gax| jvw| cya| isi| mnm| xkk| cqc| eys| oar| pdq| iit| exd| tiy| nsc| aop| hdf| lkq| hqv| kce| evf| qxg| xxu| tbp| yfl| kfm| ifp| bkl| zhw| vuq| okd| cgi| hpl| fwa| lek|