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| choice A |  | - red spots are large
- possible red belt
- possible red or white collar
- spot No.6 is half-moon shaped and comes into contact with spot No.5
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| choice B |  | - white collar sometimes hardly defined
- red spots are circled with a whitish border
- usually no red belt, except in populations from the south of France
- spot No.6 is narrow and does not come into contact with spot No.5
|  |  | Zygaena carniolica |
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| choice C |  | - bold white collar
- bold red belt
- all the red spots are small and surrounded by a thick white border
- spot No.6 has no red scales and looks like a comb
- very local species in the south of France
| | Zygaena occitanica | |
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