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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Butterflies and Moths (Lepidoptera) » Moths » Tortricoidea » Tortricid Moths (Tortricidae) » Olethreutinae » Olethreutini

Tribe Olethreutini

 
 
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Apotomis · Aterpia · Cacocharis · Celypha · Endopiza
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Genus Apotomis
Tortricid Moth - Apotomis albeolana tortricid - Apotomis albeolana gray-brown tortricid - Apotomis infida Funereal Apotomis - Apotomis funerea Green Aspen Leafroller - Apotomis removana Tortricid - Apotomis albeolana moth - Apotomis funerea 2755 – Funereal Apotomis Moth – Apotomis funerea? - Apotomis funerea

Genus Aterpia
black-and-blue moth - Aterpia approximana Aterpia approximana? - Aterpia approximana Aterpia approximana? - Aterpia approximana

Genus Cacocharis
Tortricid - Cacocharis cymotoma

Genus Celypha
Celypha Moth - Celypha cespitana small moth - Celypha cespitana tortricid - Celypha cespitana

Genus Endopiza
Tulip-tree Leaftier Moth - Endopiza liriodendrana Moth again 4 - Endopiza liriodendrana Tortricid moth - Endopiza Unidentified moth ?? - Endopiza Tulip-tree Leaftier Moth - Endopiza liriodendrana

 
 
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