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 Ecuador moth 3 - Arctiidae or Aganaidae
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| Leif G |
Posted on 01-04-2011 23:25
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I would guess Arctiidae. Not the best picture, but maybe possible still... I hope.
Leif G attached the following image:  [68.93Kb] Edited by Leif G on 02-04-2011 12:36 |
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| Graeme Cocks |
Posted on 02-04-2011 01:36
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Could also be Aganaidae. But the antennae are more likely to place it in Arctiidae. |
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| Dmitry Gavryushin |
Posted on 25-04-2011 23:14
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Hypsidae (Aganaidae) is an Old World group, I think it's some Arctiinae (a lot to choose from in genera with similar patterns: Ordishia, Amphelarctia, Glaucostola, Apyre, Ormetica) but maybe Notodontidae/Dioptinae (no good match in recent revision by Miller, though)
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