| Formotosena montivaga | |
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| Formotosena montivaga, male | |
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| Species: | F. montivaga
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| Formotosena montivaga (
Distant, 1889)
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Tosena montivaga Distant, 1889 | |
Formotosena montivaga is a cicada species from Southeast Asia that was formerly placed in the genus Tosena. [1] It was described in 1889 by Distant from material collected in the Naga Hills which are on the border of India and Burma. [2]
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| Formotosena montivaga | |
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| Formotosena montivaga, male | |
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| Species: | F. montivaga
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| Formotosena montivaga (
Distant, 1889)
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Tosena montivaga Distant, 1889 | |
Formotosena montivaga is a cicada species from Southeast Asia that was formerly placed in the genus Tosena. [1] It was described in 1889 by Distant from material collected in the Naga Hills which are on the border of India and Burma. [2]
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