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Scaly-legged Pyralids
Chrysauginae
The Chrysauginae are a subfamily of snout moths (family Pyralidae). They are primarily Neotropical and include about 400 described species.
60 branches of this subfamily, most-observed first
Arta
genusArta
Pinch-winged Leaftiers
genusGalasa
Condylolomia
genusCondylolomia
Tosale
genusTosale
Parachma
genusParachma
Clydonopteron
genusClydonopteron
Semnia
genusSemnia
Heliades
genusHeliades
Caphys
genusCaphys
Salobrena
genusSalobrena
Streptopalpia
genusStreptopalpia
Bonchis
genusBonchis
Hypocosmia
genusHypocosmia
Penthesilea
genusPenthesilea
Paramacna
genusParamacna
Satole
genusSatole
Basacallis
genusBasacallis
Casuaria
genusCasuaria
Anemosella
genusAnemosella
Acallis
genusAcallis
Azamora
genusAzamora
Nachaba
genusNachaba
Dasycnemia
genusDasycnemia
Cryptoses
genusCryptoses
Pachypodistes
genusPachypodistes
Lophopleura
genusLophopleura
Epidelia
genusEpidelia
Negalasa
genusNegalasa
Arbinia
genusArbinia
Chrysauge
genusChrysauge
Xantippe
genusXantippe
Lepidomys
genusLepidomys
Tamyra
genusTamyra
Ramphidium
genusRamphidium
Blepharocerus
genusBlepharocerus
Arouva
genusArouva
Abaera
genusAbaera
Zaboba
genusZaboba
Chrysophila
genusChrysophila
Carcha
genusCarcha
Uliosoma
genusUliosoma
Zanclodes
genusZanclodes
Psectrodes
genusPsectrodes
Ungulopsis
genusUngulopsis
Cromarcha
genusCromarcha
Deopteryx
genusDeopteryx
Michaelshaffera
genusMichaelshaffera
Tetraschistis
genusTetraschistis
Oedmatodes
genusOedmatodes
Microzancla
genusMicrozancla
Anassodes
genusAnassodes
Paridnea
genusParidnea
Microrca
genusMicrorca
Gephyra
genusGephyra
Gephyrella
genusGephyrella
Passelgis
genusPasselgis
Lophopleuropsis
genusLophopleuropsis
Hyperparachma
genusHyperparachma
Pionidia
genusPionidia
Polyterpnes
genusPolyterpnes
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 Chrysauginae 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 122934.