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Cossus cossus

Cossus cossus, the goat moth, is a moth of the family Cossidae. It is found in Northern Africa, Asia and Europe.

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Cossus cossus

Nodes17
Edges16
Triples44
Avg. degree1.88
Density0.117647
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Cossus cossus

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related to Subspecies · 37
Cossus cossus → Afghanistan, Asia Minor, Azerbaijan, Chen, China, Chou, Cossus, Daniel, Erschoff, Fang, Friedel, Georgia, Grum-Grshimailo, Hua, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kitt, Kyrgyzstan
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Cossus cossus → Cerambyx, Cossus, Natural History, Pliny, Pliny's, Roman, Some

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cossus moth caterpillar goat found caterpillars family british asia pliny isbn species balcanicus lederer 1863 hua 1990 araraticus teich 1896

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Cossus cossusrelated to As a foodPliny0.60section
Cossus cossusrelated to As a foodNatural History0.60section
Cossus cossusrelated to As a foodRoman0.60section
Cossus cossusrelated to As a foodSome0.60section
Cossus cossusrelated to As a foodCossus0.60section
Cossus cossusrelated to As a foodPliny's0.60section
Cossus cossusrelated to As a foodCerambyx0.60section
Cossus cossusrelated to SubspeciesCossus0.60section
Cossus cossusrelated to SubspeciesKitt0.60section
Cossus cossusrelated to SubspeciesKazakhstan0.60section
Cossus cossusrelated to SubspeciesRussia0.60section
Cossus cossusrelated to SubspeciesTeich0.60section

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