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Satinwings

Euphaea cardinalis Travancore Torrent Dart

Euphaea dispar Nilgiri Torrent Dart

Euphaea fraseri Malabar Torrent Dart

Euphaea masoni

Euphaea ochracea Ochraceous Satinwing

Euphaea thosegharensis Thoseghar Torrent Dart

Euphaea pseudodispar Satara Torrent Dart

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Joshi, S., D. Sawant, and K. Kunte (Chief Editors). 2026. Odonata of India, v. 1.57. Indian Foundation for Butterflies Trust. URL: https://www.indianodonata.org.

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