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Orthaga
Orthaga
Synonyms:
Edeta
;
Hyperbalanotis
;
Pannucha
;
Proboscidophora
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Wikipedia Abstract
Orthaga is a genus of snout moths. It was described by Walker in 1859.
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Orthaga
Species
Orthaga achatina
Orthaga aenescens
Orthaga amphimelas
Orthaga asbolaea
Orthaga atribasalis
Orthaga auroviridalis
Orthaga basalis
Orthaga bipartalis
Orthaga castanealis
Orthaga centralis
Orthaga chionalis
Orthaga chloanthes
Orthaga columbalis
Orthaga confusa
Orthaga cryptochalcis
Orthaga disparoidalis
Orthaga durranti
Orthaga ecphoceana
Orthaga edetalis
Orthaga erebochlaena
Orthaga euadrusalis
Orthaga eumictalis
Orthaga euryzona
Orthaga exvinacea
Orthaga fumida
Orthaga fuscofascialis
Orthaga haemarphoralis
Orthaga hemileuca
Orthaga hicanodes
Orthaga icarusalis
Orthaga irrorata
Orthaga klossi
Orthaga leucatma
Orthaga leucolophota
Orthaga lithochroa
Orthaga malmorea
Orthaga mangiferae
Orthaga melanoperalis
Orthaga meyricki
Orthaga mixtalis
Orthaga molleri
Orthaga olivacea
Orthaga onerata
Orthaga phaeopteralis
Orthaga picta
Orthaga polyscia
Orthaga rhodoptila
Orthaga roseiplaga
Orthaga rubridiscalis
Orthaga rudis
Orthaga semialba
Orthaga semieburnea
Orthaga seminivea
Orthaga subbasalis
Orthaga thyrisalis
Orthaga tritonalis
Orthaga umbrimargo
Orthaga vitialis
External References
Species taxanomy provided by GBIF Secretariat (2022). GBIF Backbone Taxonomy. Checklist dataset https://doi.org/10.15468/39omei accessed via
GBIF.org
on 2023-06-13; License:
CC BY 4.0