Loxophlebia is a genus of moths in the subfamily Arctiinae. The genus was erected by Arthur Gardiner Butler in 1876.[1]
Species
The genus includes the following species:
- Loxophlebia albicincta Dognin, 1907
- Loxophlebia asmodeoides Rothschild, 1931
- Loxophlebia asmodeus Druce, 1883
- Loxophlebia asseda Draudt, 1915
- Loxophlebia aurantiaca E. D. Jones, 1908
- Loxophlebia austeria Draudt, 1915
- Loxophlebia berberoi Jörgensen, 1935
- Loxophlebia braziliensis Rothschild, 1911
- Loxophlebia broteas Schaus, 1892
- Loxophlebia chrysobasis Dognin, 1912
- Loxophlebia cinctata Hampson, 1905
- Loxophlebia crocata Herrich-Schäffer, 1854
- Loxophlebia crusmatica Dognin, 1911
- Loxophlebia davisi Gibbs, 1913
- Loxophlebia diaphana Sepp, 1848
- Loxophlebia ducallis Jörgensen, 1935
- Loxophlebia egregia Schaus, 1911
- Loxophlebia eumonides Druce, 1883
- Loxophlebia fininigra Kaye, 1911
- Loxophlebia flavinigra E. D. Jones, 1908
- Loxophlebia flavipicta Schaus, 1912
- Loxophlebia geminata Schaus, 1905
- Loxophlebia imitata Druce, 1884
- Loxophlebia klagesi Rothschild, 1911
- Loxophlebia masa Druce, 1889
- Loxophlebia metamela Dognin, 1911
- Loxophlebia multicincta Dognin
- Loxophlebia nigricornis Rebel, 1901
- Loxophlebia omalesia Schaus, 1920
- Loxophlebia peralta Schaus, 1912
- Loxophlebia pheiodes Dognin, 1914
- Loxophlebia picta Walker, 1854
- Loxophlebia postflavia Druce, 1898
- Loxophlebia pyrgion Druce, 1884
- Loxophlebia roseipectus Rothschild, 1931
- Loxophlebia rubripicta Dognin, 1916
- Loxophlebia rufescens Rothschild, 1911
- Loxophlebia schrollei Jörgensen, 1935
- Loxophlebia semiaurantia Rothschild, 1931
- Loxophlebia senta Draudt, 1915
- Loxophlebia socorrensis Dognin, 1911
- Loxophlebia splendens Möschler, 1872
- Loxophlebia tibba Schaus, 1924
- Loxophlebia triangulifera Felder, 1869
- Loxophlebia vesparis Butler, 1873
References
- ^ Savela, Markku. "Loxophlebia Butler, 1876". Lepidoptera and Some Other Life Forms. Retrieved August 28, 2019.
External links
- Pitkin, Brian & Jenkins, Paul. "Search results Family: Arctiidae". Butterflies and Moths of the World. Natural History Museum, London.
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