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Taxonomic study reveals a new forester moth species, highlighting regional biodiversity within the subfamily Procridinae.
A new species of the subgenus Chrystarmanna Efetov, 2006 of the genus Chrysartona Swinhoe, 1892 is described from Mt. Popa, Central Myanmar and Mt. Victoria, West Myanmar, viz. Chrysartona (Chrystarmanna) arakanensis Huang & Mollet sp. n. The comparison is made with Chrysartona (Chrystarmanna) refulgens Hampson, 1893. The adults and genitalia of the aforementioned species are illustrated.
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