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Hyblaea
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Hyblaea

Hyblaea is a genus of moths of the family Hyblaeidae first described by Johan Christian Fabricius in 1793.

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25 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Teak Defoliator

speciesHyblaea puera

Hyblaea firmamentum

speciesHyblaea firmamentum

Hyblaea constellata

speciesHyblaea constellata

Hyblaea ibidias

speciesHyblaea ibidias

Hyblaea synaema

speciesHyblaea synaema

Hyblaea occidentalium

speciesHyblaea occidentalium

Hyblaea sanguinea

speciesHyblaea sanguinea

Hyblaea saturata

speciesHyblaea saturata

Hyblaea fortissima

speciesHyblaea fortissima

Hyblaea fontainei

speciesHyblaea fontainei

Hyblaea madagascariensis

speciesHyblaea madagascariensis

Hyblaea apricans

speciesHyblaea apricans

Hyblaea joiceyi

speciesHyblaea joiceyi

Hyblaea maldivesa

speciesHyblaea maldivesa

Hyblaea pusilla

speciesHyblaea pusilla

Hyblaea tenebrionis

speciesHyblaea tenebrionis

Hyblaea xanthia

speciesHyblaea xanthia

Hyblaea mauricea

speciesHyblaea mauricea

Hyblaea paulianii

speciesHyblaea paulianii

Hyblaea meifenga

speciesHyblaea meifenga

Hyblaea euryzona

speciesHyblaea euryzona

Hyblaea tenuis

speciesHyblaea tenuis

Hyblaea erycinoides

speciesHyblaea erycinoides

Hyblaea catocaloides

speciesHyblaea catocaloides

Hyblaea amboinae

speciesHyblaea amboinae

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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 202665.