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Palaearctic Region

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Palaearctic Region 

a zoogeographic region considered by many zoogeographers to be, like the Nearctic region, only a part of the Holarctic region. The Palaearctic region covers all of Europe, the nontropical part of Asia (and adjacent islands), and northern Africa. The region is divided into five subregions: arctic, circumboreal, Mediterranean, central Asiatic, and Chinese-Himalayan. The first two subregions are also included in the Nearctic region.



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Widespread in medium and southern latitudes in the Palaearctic Region, mainly in large freshwater lakes and rivers (Borutskij, 1952).
The subfamily Torodorinae in the order Lepidoptera includes more than 270 species belonging to 37 genera, and more than 90% of the species are distributed in the Oriental Region and a few occur in the Australian and Palaearctic Regions, except for 1 species from the Neotropical Region (Park & Lee 1999; Park et al.
arrogans group (sensu Chvala 1970), which is represented by several species widely distributed in the Palaearctic Region, including Europe, Mediterranean, the Near East and Middle Asia.
 
 
 
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