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Handmaidens
Ctenuchina
The Ctenuchina are a subtribe of moths in the family Erebidae. These moths are diurnal, meaning they fly during the day. Their coloration is similar to that of certain beetles and wasps that predators avoid.
60 branches of this group, most-observed first
Ctenucha
genusCtenucha
Scape Moths
genusCisseps
Eucereon
genusEucereon
Cyanopepla
genusCyanopepla
Aclytia
genusAclytia
Dinia
genusDinia
Chrysocale
genusChrysocale
Episcepsis
genusEpiscepsis
Antichloris
genusAntichloris
Nelphe
genusNelphe
Theages
genusTheages
Correbidia
genusCorrebidia
Napata
genusNapata
Dahana
genusDahana
Trichura
genusTrichura
Stollius
genusStollius
Argyroeides
genusArgyroeides
Aethria
genusAethria
Uranophora
genusUranophora
Pseudosphex
genusPseudosphex
Isia
genusIsia
Correbia
genusCorrebia
Heliura
genusHeliura
Anycles
genusAnycles
Dasysphinx
genusDasysphinx
Litlle-devil moths
genusTipulodes
Flammeus
genusFlammeus
Agyrta
genusAgyrta
Belemnia
genusBelemnia
Euagra
genusEuagra
Coreura
genusCoreura
Uniregius
genusUniregius
Pseudohyaleucerea
genusPseudohyaleucerea
Mydromera
genusMydromera
Moeschlerius
genusMoeschlerius
Gloora
genusGloora
Corematura
genusCorematura
Diptilon
genusDiptilon
Callopepla
genusCallopepla
Hyaleucerea
genusHyaleucerea
Eriphioides
genusEriphioides
Punctumtergum
genusPunctumtergum
Galethalea
genusGalethalea
Hermierius
genusHermierius
Delphyre
genusDelphyre
Atyphopsis
genusAtyphopsis
Cramerius
genusCramerius
Euceriodes
genusEuceriodes
Procalypta
genusProcalypta
Eupyra
genusEupyra
Epidesma
genusEpidesma
Laguerreius
genusLaguerreius
Druceius
genusDruceius
Polygonoptera
genusPolygonoptera
Telioneura
genusTelioneura
Aderithales
genusAderithales
Acridopsis
genusAcridopsis
Ecdemus
genusEcdemus
Pelluciditas
genusPelluciditas
Veraneacerea
genusVeraneacerea
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 Ctenuchina 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 82101.