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Ctenuchid moth

Dinia aeagrus (Ctenuchidae)

Photo by Juan DiTrani
Published on Project Noah
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ChunXingWong
Hi, I would like to know whether camouflaging organisms are accepted in the Mimetic Animals of the World mission or only mimicry organisms can be accepted.

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PublishedSeptember 26, 2011

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