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Epimecis
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Epimecis

Epimecis is a genus of moths in the family Geometridae first described by Jacob Hübner in 1825.

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27 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Tulip-tree Beauty

speciesEpimecis hortaria

Epimecis puellaria

speciesEpimecis puellaria

Epimecis conjugaria

speciesEpimecis conjugaria

Epimecis nasica

speciesEpimecis nasica

Epimecis matronaria

speciesEpimecis matronaria

Epimecis anonaria

speciesEpimecis anonaria

Epimecis detexta

speciesEpimecis detexta

Epimecis fraternaria

speciesEpimecis fraternaria

Epimecis subroraria

speciesEpimecis subroraria

Epimecis diffundaria

speciesEpimecis diffundaria

Epimecis plumbilinea

speciesEpimecis plumbilinea

Epimecis semicompleta

speciesEpimecis semicompleta

Epimecis vexillata

speciesEpimecis vexillata

Epimecis scolopaiae

speciesEpimecis scolopaiae

Epimecis marcida

speciesEpimecis marcida

Epimecis patronaria

speciesEpimecis patronaria

Epimecis akinaria

speciesEpimecis akinaria

Avocado Spanworm Moth

speciesEpimecis guacamolearia

Epimecis subalbida

speciesEpimecis subalbida

Epimecis amianta

speciesEpimecis amianta

Epimecis benepicta

speciesEpimecis benepicta

Epimecis curvilinea

speciesEpimecis curvilinea

Epimecis consimilis

speciesEpimecis consimilis

Epimecis funeraria

speciesEpimecis funeraria

Epimecis fumistrota

speciesEpimecis fumistrota

Epimecis mundaria

speciesEpimecis mundaria

Epimecis pudicaria

speciesEpimecis pudicaria

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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 83091.