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Automeriina
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Automeriina

23 branches of this group, most-observed first

Eyed Silkmoths

genusAutomeris

Hylesia

genusHylesia

Leucanella

genusLeucanella

Gamelia

genusGamelia

Hyperchiria

genusHyperchiria

Pseudautomeris

genusPseudautomeris

Molippa

genusMolippa

Automerina

genusAutomerina

Catacantha

genusCatacantha

Austrolippa

genusAustrolippa

Automerella

genusAutomerella

Prohylesia

genusProhylesia

Eubergia

genusEubergia

Erythromeris

genusErythromeris

Travassosula

genusTravassosula

Hyperchirioides

genusHyperchirioides

Automeropsis

genusAutomeropsis

Hylesiopsis

genusHylesiopsis

Ancistrota

genusAncistrota

Gamelioides

genusGamelioides

Hypermerina

genusHypermerina

Mexicantha

genusMexicantha

Auroraia

genusAuroraia

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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 1702631.