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Silk Moth ID --- specimen (1 Viewer)

looking at photos from the internet, that does seem like a pretty good match. Does the Atlas Moth have any similar species?
I would estimate that from tip to tip, the up/down length of one wing is about 5 1/2 inches. But that could be off since I can't open the case.
 
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