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Aroga
Aroga is a genus of moths in the family Gelechiidae.
34 branches of this genus, most-observed first
Red-striped Fireworm Moths and Allies
complexAroga trialbamaculella
dusky groundling
speciesAroga velocella
Six-spotted Aroga Moth
speciesAroga compositella
Aroga paraplutella
speciesAroga paraplutella
Aroga morenella
speciesAroga morenella
Aroga unifasciella
speciesAroga unifasciella
Aroga paulella
speciesAroga paulella
Aroga mesostrepta
speciesAroga mesostrepta
Aroga flavicomella
speciesAroga flavicomella
Aroga camptogramma
speciesAroga camptogramma
Aroga websteri
speciesAroga websteri
Aroga trilineella
speciesAroga trilineella
Aroga pascuicola
speciesAroga pascuicola
Aroga rigidae
speciesAroga rigidae
Aroga eriogonella
speciesAroga eriogonella
Aroga elaboratella
speciesAroga elaboratella
Aroga aristotelis
speciesAroga aristotelis
Aroga balcanicola
speciesAroga balcanicola
Aroga temporariella
speciesAroga temporariella
Aroga alleriella
speciesAroga alleriella
Aroga trachycosma
speciesAroga trachycosma
Aroga coloradensis
speciesAroga coloradensis
Aroga leucanieella
speciesAroga leucanieella
Aroga gozmanyi
speciesAroga gozmanyi
Aroga xyloglypta
speciesAroga xyloglypta
Aroga thoracealbella
speciesAroga thoracealbella
Aroga chlorocrana
speciesAroga chlorocrana
Aroga acharnaea
speciesAroga acharnaea
Aroga corsa
speciesAroga corsa
Aroga eatoni
speciesAroga eatoni
Aroga genuina
speciesAroga genuina
Aroga controvalva
speciesAroga controvalva
Aroga kurdistana
speciesAroga kurdistana
Aroga eldorada
speciesAroga eldorada
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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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 173006.