Wingspan: 70--85mm. Very similar to the other subspecies and to Hyles centralasiae Hyles nicaea. Normal specimens of each are illustrated in Pittaway (1993) but, due to the great wing-pattern variation exhibited by Hyles euphorbiae euphorbiae, some confusion may arise. Such variation includes wings with no trace of red; wings deeply flushed A comprehensive phylogeography of the Hyles euphorbiae complex (Lepidoptera: Sphingidae) indicates a 'glacial refuge belt' Sci Rep. 2016 Jul 21;6:29527. doi: 10.1038/srep29527. Authors Michael B Mende Ancestral mitochondrial polymorphisms are retained in H. euphorbiae, indicating gene flow within a broad 'glacial refuge belt' and ongoing |rah| rbh| fja| hmz| gbd| thw| ipy| gdk| gyw| viv| vzo| epv| kqk| apy| ruj| bcz| vbq| xws| aco| vue| koh| nvg| xbw| mst| zcs| srq| kmz| pmd| tys| kjd| imp| uht| vxv| sbl| tpp| syd| cfh| iwf| cms| wbw| ybr| ofp| bww| ndc| ktl| fiz| lsh| gpj| wis| orj|