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  1. 04-Mar-2007, 05:41 PM #1
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    One of the Tussock moth cats?
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    Cyana sp.

    Arctiidae, Lithosiinae.

    Note that there is no clumping / tussock of bristles on the thoracic segments and the 1st abdominal segment, which is typical of many Lymantriidae

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