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Philenora
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Philenora

Philenora is a genus of moths in the subfamily Arctiinae. The genus was erected by Rudolph Rosenstock in 1885.

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21 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Little Mask Philenora

speciesPhilenora aspectalella

Elegant Philenora

speciesPhilenora elegans

Philenora chionastis

speciesPhilenora chionastis

Philenora irregularis

speciesPhilenora irregularis

Philenora latifasciata

speciesPhilenora latifasciata

Philenora mimetica

speciesPhilenora mimetica

Philenora undulosa

speciesPhilenora undulosa

Philenora malthaca

speciesPhilenora malthaca

Philenora pteridopola

speciesPhilenora pteridopola

Philenora omophanes

speciesPhilenora omophanes

Philenora placochrysa

speciesPhilenora placochrysa

Philenora micra

speciesPhilenora micra

Philenora nudaridia

speciesPhilenora nudaridia

Philenora lunata

speciesPhilenora lunata

Philenora tenuilinea

speciesPhilenora tenuilinea

Philenora transfascia

speciesPhilenora transfascia

Philenora euphileta

speciesPhilenora euphileta

Philenora aroa

speciesPhilenora aroa

Philenora cataplex

speciesPhilenora cataplex

Philenora ypsilon

speciesPhilenora ypsilon

Philenora disticha

speciesPhilenora disticha

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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 341845.