Lestica sylvatica Arnold 1932

Lestica sylvatica Arnold, 1932 Fig. 3: Distribution Note. Arnold described the first species of Lestica from tropical Africa after a single female and a single male from Zimbabwe: Chirinda Forest (- 20.41 ° S, 32.69 ° E). Rodgers and Homewood (1982) found it in the East Usambara Mountains (4.75 ° N, 38.50 ° E) in Tanzania.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-06-20
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15706618
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earthquake and tectonic studies
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Lestica sylvatica Arnold 1932

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Lestica sylvatica Arnold 1932

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Lestica sylvatica Arnold, 1932 Fig. 3: Distribution Note. Arnold described the first species of Lestica from tropical Africa after a single female and a single male from Zimbabwe: Chirinda Forest (- 20.41 ° S, 32.69 ° E). Rodgers and Homewood (1982) found it in the East Usambara Mountains (4.75 ° N, 38.50 ° E) in Tanzania.

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