2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.saa.2022.121058
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Reflectance spectroscopy and machine learning as a tool for the categorization of twin species based on the example of the Diachrysia genus

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“…Although intermediate forms exist, there has been discussion over whether the two extreme wing pattern morphs in the UK represent different species, with the juncta form potentially being D. stenochrysis , a moth found across the Eastern Palaeartic Region and much of mainland Europe ( Hammond, 2022 ; Plant, 2010 ). Application of reflectance spectroscopy to wings of D. chrisitis and D. stenochrysis collected in Poland revealed significant differences related to chemical composition and scale structure, suggestive of species-level distinction ( Dyba et al , 2022 ). These methods have not yet been applied to UK specimens.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although intermediate forms exist, there has been discussion over whether the two extreme wing pattern morphs in the UK represent different species, with the juncta form potentially being D. stenochrysis , a moth found across the Eastern Palaeartic Region and much of mainland Europe ( Hammond, 2022 ; Plant, 2010 ). Application of reflectance spectroscopy to wings of D. chrisitis and D. stenochrysis collected in Poland revealed significant differences related to chemical composition and scale structure, suggestive of species-level distinction ( Dyba et al , 2022 ). These methods have not yet been applied to UK specimens.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%