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Hypatopa
Hypatopa is a genus of moths in the family Blastobasidae.
30 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Hypatopa punctiferella
speciesHypatopa punctiferella

Hypatopa vestaliella
speciesHypatopa vestaliella

Spotted Dowd
speciesHypatopa binotella

Hypatopa inunctella
speciesHypatopa inunctella

Hypatopa segnella
speciesHypatopa segnella

Hypatopa titanella
speciesHypatopa titanella

Hypatopa simplicella
speciesHypatopa simplicella

Hypatopa spoliatella
speciesHypatopa spoliatella

Hypatopa montivaga
speciesHypatopa montivaga

Hypatopa sagitella
speciesHypatopa sagitella
Hypatopa insulatella
speciesHypatopa insulatella
Hypatopa nigrostriata
speciesHypatopa nigrostriata
Hypatopa inconspicua
speciesHypatopa inconspicua
Hypatopa ursella
speciesHypatopa ursella
Hypatopa funebra
speciesHypatopa funebra

Hypatopa silvestrella
speciesHypatopa silvestrella
Hypatopa moriutiella
speciesHypatopa moriutiella
Hypatopa ibericella
speciesHypatopa ibericella
Hypatopa annulipes
speciesHypatopa annulipes
Hypatopa crescentella
speciesHypatopa crescentella
Hypatopa interpunctella
speciesHypatopa interpunctella
Hypatopa morrisoni
speciesHypatopa morrisoni
Hypatopa texanella
speciesHypatopa texanella
Hypatopa spretella
speciesHypatopa spretella
Hypatopa hulstella
speciesHypatopa hulstella
Hypatopa boreasella
speciesHypatopa boreasella
Hypatopa fluxella
speciesHypatopa fluxella
Hypatopa nucella
speciesHypatopa nucella
Hypatopa illibella
speciesHypatopa illibella
Hypatopa messelinella
speciesHypatopa messelinella
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 Hypatopa 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 347066.