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Saturniini
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Saturniini

22 branches of this tribe, most-observed first

tussar moths

genusAntheraea

Moon Moths

genusActias

Saturnia

genusSaturnia

Opodiphthera

genusOpodiphthera

Copaxa

genusCopaxa

Rinaca

genusRinaca

Golden Emperor Moths

genusLoepa

Syntherata

genusSyntherata

Cricula

genusCricula

African Moon Moths

genusArgema

Graellsia

genusGraellsia

Agapema

genusAgapema

Antherina

genusAntherina

Lemaireia

genusLemaireia

Neodiphthera

genusNeodiphthera

Perisomena

genusPerisomena

Calosaturnia

genusCalosaturnia

Neoris

genusNeoris

Cachosaturnia

genusCachosaturnia

Ceranchia

genusCeranchia

Pararhodia

genusPararhodia

Eosia

genusEosia

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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 125080.