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Halone
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Halone

Halone is a genus of moths in the subfamily Arctiinae from southern Asia and Australia. The genus was erected by Francis Walker in 1854.

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29 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Bird Dropping Lichen Moth

speciesHalone sejuncta

Halone consolatrix

speciesHalone consolatrix

Halone pteridaula

speciesHalone pteridaula

Halone prosenes

speciesHalone prosenes

Halone coryphoea

speciesHalone coryphoea

Halone bifornica

speciesHalone bifornica

Halone servilis

speciesHalone servilis

Halone ariadna

speciesHalone ariadna

Halone ophiodes

speciesHalone ophiodes

Rock Lichen Moth

speciesHalone sinuata

Halone ebaea

speciesHalone ebaea

Halone flavescens

speciesHalone flavescens

Halone dissimulata

speciesHalone dissimulata

Halone arcuata

speciesHalone arcuata

Halone hollowayi

speciesHalone hollowayi

Halone sobria

speciesHalone sobria

Halone epiopsis

speciesHalone epiopsis

Halone interspersa

speciesHalone interspersa

Halone straturata

speciesHalone straturata

Halone pillea

speciesHalone pillea

Halone oblimarea

speciesHalone oblimarea

Halone viktorai

speciesHalone viktorai

Halone solitus

speciesHalone solitus

Halone iuguma

speciesHalone iuguma

Halone marketae

speciesHalone marketae

Halone diffusifascia

speciesHalone diffusifascia

Halone flavinigra

speciesHalone flavinigra

Halone furcifascia

speciesHalone furcifascia

Halone bucseki

speciesHalone bucseki

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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 355258.