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Subfamily Pterophorinae

Platyptiliini · Pterophorini · Oxyptilus
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Tribe Platyptiliini
Backyard Bug - Platyptilia carduidactylus Plume Moth Pterophoridae Grape Plume Moth - Geina periscelidactylus Geranium Plume Moth - Amblyptilia pica Geina - Geina sheppardi Michaelophorus indentatus Plume Moth ? - Sphenarches anisodactylus Plume moth - Geina

Tribe Pterophorini
1732 Emmelina monodactyla - Morning-glory Plume Moth 6234 - Emmelina monodactyla Plume Moth Plume Moth narrow wing moth plume moth Adaina simplicius or bipunctata - Adaina Unknown Moth Hellinsia grandis? - Hellinsia grandis

Genus Oxyptilus
Oxyptilus delawaricus - Hodges #6097 - Oxyptilus delawaricus


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