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Bertholdia
Bertholdia is a genus of arctiine tussock moths in the Erebidae family.
27 branches of this genus, most-observed first
Grote's bertholdia
speciesBertholdia trigona
Bertholdia albipuncta
speciesBertholdia albipuncta
Bertholdia specularis
speciesBertholdia specularis
Bertholdia flavidorsata
speciesBertholdia flavidorsata
Bertholdia almeidai
speciesBertholdia almeidai
Bertholdia detracta
speciesBertholdia detracta
Bertholdia philotera
speciesBertholdia philotera
Bertholdia myosticta
speciesBertholdia myosticta
Bertholdia flavilucens
speciesBertholdia flavilucens
Bertholdia yashoquintela
speciesBertholdia yashoquintela
Bertholdia grisescens
speciesBertholdia grisescens
Bertholdia ockendeni
speciesBertholdia ockendeni
Bertholdia fumida
speciesBertholdia fumida
Bertholdia crocea
speciesBertholdia crocea
Bertholdia schausiana
speciesBertholdia schausiana
Bertholdia pseudofumida
speciesBertholdia pseudofumida
Bertholdia steinbachi
speciesBertholdia steinbachi
Bertholdia soror
speciesBertholdia soror
Bertholdia zoenia
speciesBertholdia zoenia
Bertholdia semiumbrata
speciesBertholdia semiumbrata
Bertholdia livida
speciesBertholdia livida
Bertholdia rubromaculata
speciesBertholdia rubromaculata
Bertholdia aroana
speciesBertholdia aroana
Bertholdia neglecta
speciesBertholdia neglecta
Bertholdia bolivarica
speciesBertholdia bolivarica
Bertholdia tavakiliani
speciesBertholdia tavakiliani
Bertholdia griseopalpis
speciesBertholdia griseopalpis
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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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 173360.