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Synanthedonini
37 branches of this tribe, most-observed first
Synanthedon
genusSynanthedon
Carmenta
genusCarmenta
Pyropteron
genusPyropteron
Bembecia
genusBembecia
Chamaesphecia
genusChamaesphecia
Ash and Lilac Borer Moths
genusPodosesia
Alcathoe
genusAlcathoe
Paranthrenella
genusParanthrenella
Macrotarsipus
genusMacrotarsipus
Aegerina
genusAegerina
Penstemonia
genusPenstemonia
Sannina
genusSannina
Euryphrissa
genusEuryphrissa
Ichneumonella
genusIchneumonella
Ichneumenoptera
genusIchneumenoptera
Dipchasphecia
genusDipchasphecia
Hymenoclea
genusHymenoclea
Lepidopoda
genusLepidopoda
Episannina
genusEpisannina
Camaegeria
genusCamaegeria
Crinipus
genusCrinipus
Macrotarsipodes
genusMacrotarsipodes
Ravitria
genusRavitria
Pseudalcathoe
genusPseudalcathoe
Palmia
genusPalmia
Epitarsipus
genusEpitarsipus
Tipulamima
genusTipulamima
Weismanniola
genusWeismanniola
Vespamima
genusVespamima
Synansphecia
genusSynansphecia
Tipulia
genusTipulia
Schimia
genusSchimia
Conopia
genusConopia
Kantipuria
genusKantipuria
Cinctosesia
genusCinctosesia
Rodolphia
genusRodolphia
Malgassesia
genusMalgassesia
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 366342.