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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Butterflies and Moths (Lepidoptera) » Moths » Gelechioidea » Cosmet Moths (Cosmopterigidae)

Family Cosmopterigidae - Cosmet Moths

Antequerinae · Chrysopeleiinae · Cosmopteriginae
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Subfamily Antequerinae
small colorful moth - Euclemensia bassettella Euclemensia Moth - Euclemensia bassettella Kermes Scale Moth - Hodges#1467 - Euclemensia bassettella Carmine and Silver Micro (?) - Euclemensia bassettella Moth ID - Euclemensia bassettella Moth ID - Euclemensia bassettella Moth ID - Euclemensia bassettella Dora the Explorer - Euclemensia bassettella

Subfamily Chrysopeleiinae
Mompha moth? - Walshia miscecolorella micro moth - Walshia miscecolorella Micro moth - Perimede Cosmet Moth - Obithome punctiferella Moth - Silver Metallic - 1645 – Dorsal - Obithome punctiferella Micromoth - Perimede Walshia miscecolorella A Micro Moth - Walshia miscecolorella

Subfamily Cosmopteriginae
Moth - Cosmopterix Totoro moth - Limnaecia phragmitella Cosmopterix? - Cosmopterix Cosmet Moth - Cosmopterix pulchrimella Triclonella determinatella Mating micros - Pyroderces badia - male - female small metallic moth; gold, orange and black moth - Cosmopterix molybdina Micro - Triclonella determinatella


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