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Tussock Moths
Lymantriinae
The Lymantriinae (formerly called the Lymantriidae) are a subfamily of moths of the Erebidae family.
60 branches of this subfamily, most-observed first
Orgyiini
tribeOrgyiini
Lymantriini
tribeLymantriini
Nygmiini
tribeNygmiini
Leucomini
tribeLeucomini
Arctornithini
tribeArctornithini
Locharnini
tribeLocharnini
Penthophera
genusPenthophera
Ocneria
genusOcneria
Vapourers
genusBracharoa
Euzora
genusEuzora
Casama
genusCasama
Palasea
genusPalasea
Dasychiroides
genusDasychiroides
Cispia
genusCispia
Rhypopteryx
genusRhypopteryx
Parocneria
genusParocneria
Polymona
genusPolymona
Daplasini
tribeDaplasini
Salvatgea
genusSalvatgea
Mpanjaka
genusMpanjaka
Dicranuropsis
genusDicranuropsis
Tearosoma
genusTearosoma
Lomadonta
genusLomadonta
Marblepsis
genusMarblepsis
Staetherinia
genusStaetherinia
Griveaudyria
genusGriveaudyria
Pendria
genusPendria
Otroeda
genusOtroeda
Lymantica
genusLymantica
Mylantria
genusMylantria
Aruta
genusAruta
Habrophylla
genusHabrophylla
Porthesaroa
genusPorthesaroa
Homoeomeria
genusHomoeomeria
Ogoa
genusOgoa
Pteredoa
genusPteredoa
Parapellucens
genusParapellucens
Homochira
genusHomochira
Dendrophleps
genusDendrophleps
Paraproctis
genusParaproctis
Creagra
genusCreagra
Labordea
genusLabordea
Birnara
genusBirnara
Noliproctis
genusNoliproctis
Stenaroa
genusStenaroa
Leptaroa
genusLeptaroa
Zavana
genusZavana
Barobata
genusBarobata
Laelioproctis
genusLaelioproctis
Lachana
genusLachana
Argyrostagma
genusArgyrostagma
Pseudobazisa
genusPseudobazisa
Cimola
genusCimola
Jacksoniana
genusJacksoniana
Telochurus
genusTelochurus
Pirga
genusPirga
Rahona
genusRahona
Synogdoa
genusSynogdoa
Stilpnaroma
genusStilpnaroma
Numenoides
genusNumenoides
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 Lymantriinae 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 48847.