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Hemileucina
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Hemileucina

23 branches of this group, most-observed first

Sheepmoths

genusHemileuca

Dirphia

genusDirphia

Ormiscodes

genusOrmiscodes

Periphoba

genusPeriphoba

Coloradia

genusColoradia

Cerodirphia

genusCerodirphia

Paradirphia

genusParadirphia

Pseudodirphia

genusPseudodirphia

Dirphiopsis

genusDirphiopsis

Lemaireodirphia

genusLemaireodirphia

Eudyaria

genusEudyaria

Meroleuca

genusMeroleuca

Heliconisa

genusHeliconisa

Hidripa

genusHidripa

Rhodirphia

genusRhodirphia

Xanthodirphia

genusXanthodirphia

Kentroleuca

genusKentroleuca

Ithomisa

genusIthomisa

Hispaniodirphia

genusHispaniodirphia

Manodirphia

genusManodirphia

Winbrechlinia

genusWinbrechlinia

Dirphiella

genusDirphiella

Arias

genusArias

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Where it lives

Recorded sightings

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Every page naming Hemileucina 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 1702632.