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Dypterygiini
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Dypterygiini

23 branches of this tribe, most-observed first

Thalpophila

genusThalpophila

Trachea

genusTrachea

Mormo

genusMormo

Magusa

genusMagusa

Dypterygia

genusDypterygia

Polyphaenis

genusPolyphaenis

Sasunaga

genusSasunaga

Callyna

genusCallyna

Neophaenis

genusNeophaenis

Feliniopsis

genusFeliniopsis

Chlorothalpa

genusChlorothalpa

Acroria

genusAcroria

Stenopterygia

genusStenopterygia

Leucotrachea

genusLeucotrachea

Anthracia

genusAnthracia

Triphaenopsis

genusTriphaenopsis

Eremotrachea

genusEremotrachea

Olivenebula

genusOlivenebula

Dandirania

genusDandirania

Heterophysa

genusHeterophysa

Leumicamia

genusLeumicamia

Colocasidia

genusColocasidia

Mimleucania

genusMimleucania

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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 121663.