Keywords
Erebidae
Calpinae
Plusiodonta casta
Borus Mountain Range
West Sayan
Central Siberia
Shushenskiy Bor National Park
new record for Siberia
How to Cite
Abstract
The first record of Plusiodonta casta (Butler, 1878) from West Sayan Mountains in Siberia based on photographic observation is presented. The new finding is located ca 3,000 km to the west from the previously known distribution area of the species. The possible origin of the species population in Siberia is discussed.
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