Summary description from Wikipedia:

Eacles imperialis nobilis in languages:

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Texas Imperial Moth

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Parent Taxon

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Sibling Taxa

• Eacles imperialis anchicayensis
• Eacles imperialis cacicus
• Eacles imperialis decoris
• Eacles imperialis hallwachsae
• Eacles imperialis imperialis
• Eacles imperialis magnifica
• Eacles imperialis nobilis
• Eacles imperialis opaca
• Eacles imperialis oslari
• Eacles imperialis pini
• Eacles imperialis quintanensis
• Eacles imperialis tucumana

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