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Cabera
Cabera is a genus of moths in the family Geometridae.
34 branches of this genus, most-observed first
Common White Wave
speciesCabera pusaria
Northern Wave Moth
speciesCabera exanthemata
Yellow-dusted Cream Moth
speciesCabera erythemaria
Vestal Moth
speciesCabera variolaria
Four-lined Cream Moth
speciesCabera quadrifasciaria
Cabera griseolimbata
speciesCabera griseolimbata
Raised Cabera
speciesCabera elatina
Cabera purus
speciesCabera purus
Marbled Cabera
speciesCabera strigata
Cabera schaefferi
speciesCabera schaefferi
Cape Cabera
speciesCabera pseudognophos
Cabera aquaemontana
speciesCabera aquaemontana
Boreal Cream Moth
speciesCabera borealis
Cabera niveopicta
speciesCabera niveopicta
Cabera neodora
speciesCabera neodora
Cabera nevillei
speciesCabera nevillei
Cabera toulgoeti
speciesCabera toulgoeti
Cabera leptographa
speciesCabera leptographa
Cabera pictilinea
speciesCabera pictilinea
Cabera insulata
speciesCabera insulata
Cabera subalba
speciesCabera subalba
Cabera andrica
speciesCabera andrica
Cabera cadoreli
speciesCabera cadoreli
Cabera nathaliae
speciesCabera nathaliae
Cabera limbata
speciesCabera limbata
Cabera glabra
speciesCabera glabra
Cabera monacaria
speciesCabera monacaria
Cabera fulgurata
speciesCabera fulgurata
Cabera humbloti
speciesCabera humbloti
Cabera carnea
speciesCabera carnea
Cabera graciosa
speciesCabera graciosa
Cabera ochropurpuraria
speciesCabera ochropurpuraria
Cabera rufofasciaria
speciesCabera rufofasciaria
Cabera sinicaria
speciesCabera sinicaria
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
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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 130100.