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Subfamily Acrolophinae - Burrowing Webworm Moths

Tubeworm Moths · Amydria
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Genus Acrolophus - Tubeworm Moths
Acrolophus - Acrolophus popeanella Frilly Grass-tubeworm Moth – 0367.1 - Dorsal - Acrolophus mycetophagus unknown moth - Acrolophus popeanella Acrolophus sp. - Acrolophus popeanella Moth - Acrolophus heppneri Acrolophus - A. plumifrontella? - Acrolophus plumifrontella Acrolophus sp. - Acrolophus Acrolophus morus - Acrolophus mora

Genus Amydria
Moth June 2007 034ab - Amydria Amydria - Amydria effrentella Clothes Moth - Amydria effrentella Tineidae - Amydria - male Tiny Moth - Amydria Tineidae, Burrowing Webworm Moth, lateral - Amydria effrentella ID validation - Amydria Amydria arizonella - Amydria


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