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Phaegopterina

Halysidota tessellarisPCCA20050528-7821B.jpg

Pale tiger moth
(Halysidota tessellaris)

Scientific classification edit
Kingdom:
Animalia
Phylum:
Euarthropoda
Class:
Insecta
Order:
Lepidoptera
Superfamily:
Noctuoidea
Family:
Erebidae
Tribe:
Arctiini
Subtribe:
Phaegopterina
Kirby, 1892

The Phaegopterina are a subtribe of tiger moths in the Arctiini tribe, which is a part of the family Erebidae.



Taxonomy


The subtribe was previously classified as the tribe Phaegopterini of the family Arctiidae.



Genera


The following genera are included in the subtribe. Numerous arctiine genera have not yet been assigned to a subtribe, so this genus list may be incomplete.




  • Aemilia

  • Agaraea

  • Amastus

  • Amaxia

  • Ammalo

  • Anaxita

  • Amphelarctia

  • Aphyarctia

  • Aphyle

  • Apiconoma

  • Apocrisias

  • Apyre

  • Araeomolis

  • Arctagyrta

  • Arctiarpia

  • Astralarctia

  • Azatrephes

  • Baritius

  • Bernathonomus

  • Bertholdia

  • Biturix

  • Calidota

  • Carales

  • Carathis

  • Castrica

  • Cissura

  • Coiffaitarctia

  • Cratoplastis

  • Cresera

  • Cycnia

  • Demolis

  • Dialeucias

  • Disconeura

  • Echeta

  • Ectypia

  • Elysius

  • Emurena

  • Epicrisias

  • Epimolis

  • Eriostepta

  • Ernassa

  • Euchaetes

  • Eucyrta


  • Euerythra (formerly in Arctiina)

  • Eupseudosoma

  • Evius

  • Fasslia

  • Glaucostola

  • Gonotrephes

  • Gorgonidia

  • Graphea

  • Haemanota

  • Haemaphlebiella

  • Halysidota

  • Haplonerita


  • Hemihyalea (may belong in Amastus)

  • Himearctia

  • Hyalarctia

  • Hyperandra

  • Hyperthaema

  • Hypidalia

  • Hypidota

  • Hypocrisias

  • Hyponerita

  • Idalus

  • Ischnocampa

  • Ischnognatha


  • Kodiosoma (formerly in Arctiina)


  • Laguerreia (tentatively placed here)


  • Lalanneia (tentatively placed here)

  • Lampruna

  • Lepidojulia

  • Lepidokirbyia

  • Lepidolutzia

  • Lepidozikania

  • Lepypiranga


  • Lerina (tentatively placed here)

  • Leucanopsis

  • Lophocampa

  • Machadoia

  • Machaeraptenus

  • Mazaeras

  • Melanarctia

  • Melese

  • Mellamastus

  • Metacrisia

  • Metaxanthia

  • Munona

  • Nannodota

  • Neidalia

  • Neonerita

  • Neoplynes

  • Neozatrephes

  • Nezula

  • Nyearctia

  • Ochrodota

  • Onythes

  • Opharus

  • Ordishia

  • Ormetica

  • Pachydota

  • Pagara

  • Paranerita

  • Parathyris

  • Pareuchaetes

  • Parevia

  • Pelochyta

  • Phaegoptera

  • Phaeomolis

  • Pitane

  • Pithea

  • Premolis

  • Pryteria

  • Pseudamastus

  • Pseudapistosia

  • Pseudepimolis

  • Pseudischnocampa


  • Pseudohemihyalea (formerly in Hemihyalea)

  • Pseudopharus

  • Pseudotessellarctia

  • Psychophasma

  • Purius

  • Pydnaodes

  • Pygarctia

  • Pygoctenucha

  • Regobarrosia

  • Rhipha

  • Robinsonia

  • Romualdia

  • Scaptius

  • Schalotomis

  • Selenarctia


  • Senecauxia (tentatively placed here)

  • Soritena

  • Stidzaeras

  • Sutonocrea

  • Sychesia

  • Symphlebia

  • Syntomostola

  • Tessella

  • Tessellarctia

  • Tessellota

  • Thyromolis

  • Trichromia

  • Tricypha

  • Trocodima

  • Turuptiana

  • Viviennea

  • Wanderbiltia

  • Watsonidia

  • Xanthoarctia

  • Xanthophaeina

  • Zaevius

  • Zatrephes




References














  • .mw-parser-output .smallcaps{font-variant:small-caps}
    Lafontaine, J.D.;
    Fibiger, M. 2006: Revised higher classification of the Noctuoidea (Lepidoptera). Canadian entomologist, 138: 610-635. abstract[permanent dead link]



  • Lafontaine, J.D.;
    Schmidt, B.C. 2010: Annotated check list of the Noctuoidea (Insecta, Lepidoptera) of North America north of Mexico. ZooKeys, 40: 1-239. doi:10.3897/zookeys.40.414



  • Schmidt, B.C.;
    Opler, P.A. 2008: Revised checklist of the tiger moths of the Continental United States and Canada. Zootaxa, 1677: 1-23. Abstract & excerpt PDF.



  • Witt, T.J. & L.Ronkay, 2011: Lymantriinae and Arctiinae - Including Phylogeny and Check List of the Quadrifid Noctuoidea of Europe. Noctuidae Europaeae Volume 13: 1-448.








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