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Subfamily Acrolophinae - Burrowing Webworm Moths

Tubeworm Moths · Amydria
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Genus Acrolophus - Tubeworm Moths
Cochylid moth? No, Acrolophus - Acrolophus plumifrontella Acrolophus popeanella 0373 - Acrolophus popeanella ? - Acrolophus mycetophagus 0373 Acrolophus popeanella - Acrolophus popeanella - male - female Lappet moth sp?? - Acrolophus arcanella moth - Acrolophus mora Acrolophus arcanella Acrolophus mora

Genus Amydria
Maybe Nothing 4 - Amydria Moth unknown - Amydria Arizona Moth - possibly Amydria - Amydria moth - Amydria Amydria sp.? - Amydria moth - Amydria effrentella Yellow head moth - Amydria Amydria margoriella? - Amydria


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