Coenonympha tullia eunomia

Dornfield, 1967

Coenonympha tullia eunomia is a of the common ringlet , a member of the Satyrinae within Nymphalidae. It occurs in Europe and North America, with found in Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and other regions. As a subspecies of the widespread C. tullia, it inhabits similar environments to the nominate form, typically associated with grassland and bog .

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How to pronounce Coenonympha tullia eunomia: /ˌsiːnəˈnɪmfə ˈtʌliə juːˈnoʊmiə/

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Distribution

Europe (including Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina), North America, and the European Union.

Similar Taxa

  • Coenonympha tullia tulliaNominate ; eunomia distinguished by geographic range and subtle morphological differences typical of subspecific variation in this complex.
  • Coenonympha nipisiquitRelated congeneric (maritime ringlet) sharing similar preferences in wet grasslands and bogs, but restricted to salt marshes in eastern Canada and listed as endangered.

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