• Local names

• Language	Vernacular name
  Català	Muntanyesa puntejada
  Česky	Okáč velehorský
  Deutsch	Graubrauner Mohrenfalter
  Eesti keel	Aruheina-tõmmusilmik
  English	Dewy Ringlet
  Français	Moiré cendré
  Norsk	Fjellringvinge
  Polski	Górówka pandroza
  Shqip	Zijoshja pandrosë
  Slovenčina	Očkáň alpský
  Srpski	Sitnooka erebija
  Suomeksi	Lapinnokiperhonen
  Svenska	Fjällgräsfjäril
  Русский	Чернушка Пандроза
  Русский	Эребия пандрозе

• Synonyms and other combinations

• Latin name	Author
  Erebia dubius	Fuessley, 1783
  Papilio pandrose	Borkhausen, 1788
  Erebia zilia	Borkhausen, 1789
  Erebia lappona	Thunberg, 1791
  Erebia aglauros	Herbst, 1796
  Erebia mantoides	Butler, 1868
  Erebia stelviana	Gumppenberg, 1894
  Erebia semicaeca	Hoffmann, 1919
  Erebia nowickii	Prüffer, 1923
  Erebia anniviersa	Strand, 1925
  Erebia nigrescens	Vorbrodt, 1928
  Erebia gracilis	Holtz, 1930
  Erebia transiens	Diószeghy, 1935
  Erebia lapponoides	Holtz, 1939
  Erebia inflacara	Vérity, 1953
  Erebia orba	Vérity, 1953

• Links

• Language	Website	Authors
  	euroButterflies	Matt Rowling
  	European Butterfly Page	Guy Padfield
  	Lepiforum e. V.
  	Moths and Butterflies of Europe and North Africa	Paolo Mazzei
  	Moths and butterflies of Sweden	Magnus Unger
  	Russian Entomological Society
  	Svenska fjärilar	Bert Gustafsson
  	The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species

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