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Leucophenga apicifera (Adams, 1905) c g (Leucophenga species)
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Leucophenga atrinervis Okada, 1968 c g (Leucophenga species)
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Leucophenga umbrosa Bachli, 1971 c g (Leucophenga species)
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Leucophenga violae Bock, 1979 c g (Leucophenga species)
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Leucophenga guttata Wheeler, 1952 i c g (Leucophenga species)
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Leucophenga acutifoliacea g (Leucophenga species)
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Leucophenga is one of the most common pigmented dermatoses. It is characterized by complete depigmentation of the skin and mucous membrane. Caused by the loss of melanocyte function in the skin, but the mechanism is not clear. All parts of the body can occur, common in the back of the finger, wrist, forearm, face, neck and genital around and so on. It happens to a lot of animals, including cows and mice.
With a total of 246 items generated in this random tool, we can also get a clear picture of what white spot disease is likely to occur in the grass fly family. Like what Leucophenga mutabilis, Leucophenga albiterga, Leucophenga albiceps, Leucophenga atra Bachli., etc.
Data sources: i = ITIS, c = Catalogue of Life, g = GBIF, b = Bugguide.net
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