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Diptychini
39 branches of this tribe, most-observed first
Petrophora
genusPetrophora
Homochlodes
genusHomochlodes
Pachycnemia
genusPachycnemia
Idiodes
genusIdiodes
Thalaina
genusThalaina
Tacparia
genusTacparia
Capusa
genusCapusa
Fern Loopers
genusIschalis
Thallophaga
genusThallophaga
Perigune
genusPerigune
Cape Moths
genusAmelora
Gueneria
genusGueneria
Zerenopsis
genusZerenopsis
Sestra
genusSestra
Sarisa
genusSarisa
Pareclipsis
genusPareclipsis
Nadagara
genusNadagara
Entomopteryx
genusEntomopteryx
Furcatrox
genusFurcatrox
Niceteria
genusNiceteria
Philedia
genusPhiledia
Mictodoca
genusMictodoca
Hebdomophruda
genusHebdomophruda
Dirce
genusDirce
Veniliodes
genusVeniliodes
Archephanes
genusArchephanes
Callioratis
genusCallioratis
Franciscoia
genusFranciscoia
Crambometra
genusCrambometra
Nucara
genusNucara
Rhinoligia
genusRhinoligia
Mauna
genusMauna
Metrocampa
genusMetrocampa
Maeandrogonaria
genusMaeandrogonaria
Acauro
genusAcauro
Panhyperochia
genusPanhyperochia
Neazata
genusNeazata
Larentioides
genusLarentioides
Acalyphes
genusAcalyphes
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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In the stacks
Searching the stacks…
Every page naming Diptychini 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 741715.