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Eumelea
Eumelea is a genus of moths in the family Geometridae. It was described by James Duncan and John O. Westwood in 1841. Species are confined to Austro-Malayan subregions and throughout China, India, Sri Lanka and Myanmar.
29 branches of this genus, most-observed first
Eumelea ludovicata
speciesEumelea ludovicata
Eumelea rosalia
speciesEumelea rosalia
Eumelea biflavata
speciesEumelea biflavata
Eumelea florinata
speciesEumelea florinata
Eumelea stipata
speciesEumelea stipata
Eumelea duponchelii
speciesEumelea duponchelii
Eumelea sanguinifusa
speciesEumelea sanguinifusa
Eumelea feliciata
speciesEumelea feliciata
Eumelea obesata
speciesEumelea obesata
Eumelea atomata
speciesEumelea atomata
Eumelea rubrifusa
speciesEumelea rubrifusa
Eumelea djingga
speciesEumelea djingga
Eumelea algidaria
speciesEumelea algidaria
Eumelea parda
speciesEumelea parda
Eumelea unilineata
speciesEumelea unilineata
Eumelea australiensis
speciesEumelea australiensis
Eumelea apicata
speciesEumelea apicata
Eumelea choiseulensis
speciesEumelea choiseulensis
Eumelea lipara
speciesEumelea lipara
Eumelea infulata
speciesEumelea infulata
Eumelea incensa
speciesEumelea incensa
Eumelea genuina
speciesEumelea genuina
Eumelea fumicosta
speciesEumelea fumicosta
Eumelea marginata
speciesEumelea marginata
Eumelea praeusta
speciesEumelea praeusta
Eumelea polymita
speciesEumelea polymita
Eumelea semirosea
speciesEumelea semirosea
Eumelea unipuncta
speciesEumelea unipuncta
Eumelea isozyges
speciesEumelea isozyges
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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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 148393.