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Acontiinae
Acontiinae is a subfamily of bird dropping moths in the family Noctuidae. There are more than 50 genera and 430 described species in Acontiinae, found worldwide in temperate and tropical climates.
60 branches of this subfamily, most-observed first
Acontiini
tribeAcontiini
Drobeta
genusDrobeta
Chamaecleini
tribeChamaecleini
Metopoceras
genusMetopoceras
Heterorta
genusHeterorta
Trissernis
genusTrissernis
Armadini
tribeArmadini
Lambana
genusLambana
Apaustis
genusApaustis
Micrantha
genusMicrantha
Mictochroa
genusMictochroa
Alypophanes
genusAlypophanes
Parerastria
genusParerastria
Duhemia
genusDuhemia
Cirrodes
genusCirrodes
Drasteriodes
genusDrasteriodes
Trogoblemma
genusTrogoblemma
Dymba
genusDymba
Erastria clandestina
speciesErastria clandestina
Haematosticta
genusHaematosticta
Ectrogatha
genusEctrogatha
Acrobyla
genusAcrobyla
Eugatha
genusEugatha
Bryocodia
genusBryocodia
Mimoruza
genusMimoruza
Perynea
genusPerynea
Mesoruza
genusMesoruza
Microedma
genusMicroedma
Cingalesa
genusCingalesa
Ecnomia
genusEcnomia
Nanamonodes
genusNanamonodes
Shiraia
genusShiraia
Chara
genusChara
Orotermes
genusOrotermes
Chamyrsilla
genusChamyrsilla
Chamyris
genusChamyris
Mesoglia
genusMesoglia
Stemmaphora
genusStemmaphora
Metacausta
genusMetacausta
Outaya
genusOutaya
Oxytrita
genusOxytrita
Pyraloides
genusPyraloides
Rabila
genusRabila
Stenocryptis
genusStenocryptis
Stenorache
genusStenorache
Tephrochares
genusTephrochares
Barastrotia
genusBarastrotia
Pseudacidalia
genusPseudacidalia
Epistrema
genusEpistrema
Escandia
genusEscandia
Gelenipsa
genusGelenipsa
Hypangitia
genusHypangitia
Lophocerynea
genusLophocerynea
Meizoglossa
genusMeizoglossa
Melaleucantha
genusMelaleucantha
Melamera
genusMelamera
Mesembreosa
genusMesembreosa
Metaxyllia
genusMetaxyllia
Amphodia
genusAmphodia
Argyrargenta
genusArgyrargenta
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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In the stacks
Searching the stacks…
Every page naming Acontiinae in the Biodiversity Heritage Library →
This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 122435.