''Catocala dula'' is a

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of the family Erebidae. It is found in

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, Japan,

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and China. The

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is about 65 mm.

Subspecies

*''Catocala dula dula'' *''Catocala dula carminea'' (Mell, 1939)

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Catocala of Asia
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dula Dula is a name. Notable people with the name include: * Arthur M. Dula (born 1947) American lawyer and patent attorney * Lishan Dula (born 1987), long-distance runner for Bahrain * Louis Dula (born 1912), American Negro leagues baseball pitcher ...

Moths of Asia Moths described in 1861