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Eupterotinae
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Eupterotinae

25 branches of this subfamily, most-observed first

Eupterote

genusEupterote

Sphingognatha

genusSphingognatha

Ganisa

genusGanisa

Mellirisa

genusMellirisa

Apha

genusApha

Neopreptos

genusNeopreptos

Tagora

genusTagora

Apona

genusApona

Patulognatha

genusPatulognatha

Cotana

genusCotana

Palirisa

genusPalirisa

Pseudojana

genusPseudojana

Melanothrix

genusMelanothrix

Nisaga

genusNisaga

Sangatissa

genusSangatissa

Pseudoganisa

genusPseudoganisa

Hampsonjana

genusHampsonjana

Preptos

genusPreptos

Strigognatha

genusStrigognatha

Dreata

genusDreata

Melanergon

genusMelanergon

Rarisquamosa

genusRarisquamosa

Lasiomorpha

genusLasiomorpha

Pandala

genusPandala

Paracydas

genusParacydas

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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 783261.