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China-mark Moths
Acentropinae
Acentropinae is a fairly small subfamily of the lepidopteran family Crambidae, the crambid snout moths. Species of this subfamily are exclusively found in wetlands and aquatic habitats.
58 branches of this subfamily, most-observed first
Elophila
genusElophila
Parapoynx
genusParapoynx
Petrophila
genusPetrophila
Cataclysta
genusCataclysta
Hygraula
genusHygraula
Eoophyla
genusEoophyla
Acentria
genusAcentria
Eoparargyractis
genusEoparargyractis
Nymphula
genusNymphula
Chrysendeton
genusChrysendeton
Paracymoriza
genusParacymoriza
Nymphicula
genusNymphicula
Margarosticha
genusMargarosticha
Strepsinoma
genusStrepsinoma
Argyractis
genusArgyractis
Neocataclysta
genusNeocataclysta
Eristena
genusEristena
Aulacodes
genusAulacodes
Tetrernia
genusTetrernia
Usingeriessa
genusUsingeriessa
Araeomorpha
genusAraeomorpha
Agassiziella
genusAgassiziella
Argyractoides
genusArgyractoides
Neargyractis
genusNeargyractis
Anydraula
genusAnydraula
Clepsicosma
genusClepsicosma
Oxyelophila
genusOxyelophila
Hylebatis
genusHylebatis
Potamomusa
genusPotamomusa
Langessa
genusLangessa
Paracataclysta
genusParacataclysta
Nymphuliella
genusNymphuliella
Hyaloplaga
genusHyaloplaga
Oligostigmoides
genusOligostigmoides
Opisthedeicta
genusOpisthedeicta
Symphonia
genusSymphonia
Diathraustodes
genusDiathraustodes
Nyctiplanes
genusNyctiplanes
Contiger
genusContiger
Teratauxta
genusTeratauxta
Argyrophorodes
genusArgyrophorodes
Oligostigma
genusOligostigma
Oligernis
genusOligernis
Neoschoenobia
genusNeoschoenobia
Pelena
genusPelena
Kasania
genusKasania
Stegothyris
genusStegothyris
Ephormotris
genusEphormotris
Hemiloba
genusHemiloba
Compsophila
genusCompsophila
Eurytorna
genusEurytorna
Giorgia
genusGiorgia
Glyphandra
genusGlyphandra
Temnobasis
genusTemnobasis
Thevitella
genusThevitella
Decticogaster
genusDecticogaster
Nymphulodes
genusNymphulodes
Eranistis
genusEranistis
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 Acentropinae 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 122480.