A nocturnal moth species in the Geometridae family, characterized by distinctive geometric wing patterns and remarkable camouflage abilities.
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Ecology & Habitat
Habitat
Temperate deciduous forests and woodland edges across Europe, particularly prevalent in the United Kingdom, France, and central European regions
Ecological Role
Important pollinator and prey species in forest ecosystems, contributing to food web dynamics and biodiversity
Morphology
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SKIN COAT
Scales covering wings and body providing thermal regulation and camouflage
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LIMBS WINGS
Mottled brown and grey wings with intricate geometric patterns resembling tree bark
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HEAD SENSORY
Antennae with fine sensory receptors, compound eyes adapted for nocturnal navigation
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BODY STRUCTURE
Small moth with wingspan of 35-45 mm, triangular wing shape with angular edges
Data Source: TaxonHub Database
Image Credit: Stan Campbell
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