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Eccopsis
Eccopsis is a genus of moths belonging to the subfamily Olethreutinae of the family Tortricidae.
34 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Eccopsis incultana
speciesEccopsis incultana

Eccopsis praecedens
speciesEccopsis praecedens

Eccopsis galapagana
speciesEccopsis galapagana

Eccopsis nebulana
speciesEccopsis nebulana
Eccopsis floreana
speciesEccopsis floreana
Eccopsis affluens
speciesEccopsis affluens
Eccopsis ofcolacona
speciesEccopsis ofcolacona
Eccopsis ptilonota
speciesEccopsis ptilonota
Eccopsis wahlbergiana
speciesEccopsis wahlbergiana
Eccopsis orichlora
speciesEccopsis orichlora
Eccopsis ninicecilie
speciesEccopsis ninicecilie
Eccopsis morogoro
speciesEccopsis morogoro
Eccopsis sequestra
speciesEccopsis sequestra
Eccopsis hathra
speciesEccopsis hathra
Eccopsis rubiginosa
speciesEccopsis rubiginosa
Eccopsis luteicaput
speciesEccopsis luteicaput
Eccopsis atrobasalis
speciesEccopsis atrobasalis
Eccopsis subincana
speciesEccopsis subincana
Eccopsis brunneopostica
speciesEccopsis brunneopostica
Eccopsis tucki
speciesEccopsis tucki
Eccopsis deprinsi
speciesEccopsis deprinsi
Eccopsis dallastai
speciesEccopsis dallastai
Eccopsis agassizi
speciesEccopsis agassizi
Eccopsis heterodon
speciesEccopsis heterodon
Eccopsis encardia
speciesEccopsis encardia
Eccopsis pollens
speciesEccopsis pollens
Eccopsis ochrana
speciesEccopsis ochrana
Eccopsis lukiana
speciesEccopsis lukiana
Eccopsis bohatolae
speciesEccopsis bohatolae
Eccopsis maschalista
speciesEccopsis maschalista
Eccopsis petromacha
speciesEccopsis petromacha
Eccopsis oxymochla
speciesEccopsis oxymochla
Eccopsis razowskii
speciesEccopsis razowskii
Eccopsis aegidia
speciesEccopsis aegidia
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 330944.