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MOTH Definition by WordNet

(noun) moth,
typically Crepuscular Or Nocturnal Insect Having A Stout Body And Feathery Or Hairlike Antennae

Sources list for MOTH

Bijok, Josef. Butterflies and Moths. Viking Press. New York. 1965: 20-55.
The Metamorphosis of the Butterfly

Vickers, Neil J. "The Effect of Chemical And Physical Features of Pheromone Plumes Upon The Behavioral Responses of Moths." Advances In Chemical Signals In Vertebrates. Eds. Robert E. Johnson, Dietland Muller-Schwarze & Peter W. Sorensen. New York: Kluwer
Pheromones

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