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Current Distribution Of Indian Moon Moth (Actias Selene Hubner, 1806) In West Bengal, India

Author:

Saurav Dwari, Sanjukta Mondal (Parui), Amal Kumar Mondal and Rasidul Islam, SK

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Life Sciences

Abstract:

Indian Moon Moth (Actias selene Hubner, 1806) is widespread moth species of India. It is cosmopolitan in India. Previously it had recorded from four districts of West Bengal including Kolkata. Present paper deals with the three new records from West Bengal. During the biodiversity survey of different regions of South West Bengal this species photographed and identified from three new districts of Southern part of West Bengal. With these three new records update the present distribution of Indian Moon Moth in West Bengal. Beautifully coloured pale green with tailed hindwing, large sized moth Actias selene Hubner, 1806 recorded in October 22, 2012, 4.05 PM from Santipur (Nadia), September 23, 2017 6.30 PM from Belpahari (Jhargram), Sunday, September 30, 2018, 8:05:24 AM from Ajodhya hill (Purulia).

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.24941/ijcr.34645.03.2019

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