Atteva sidereoides
Atteva sidereoides is a moth of the Attevidae family. It is endemic to the Dominican Republic.
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| Species: | A. sidereoides |
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| Atteva sidereoides Becker, 2009 | |
It is similar Atteva siderea, but with orange and white marks much reduced. It is easily distinguished from A. siderea by the white thorax and by lacking both the distal orange band parallel to termen and the white dots on terga.
Etymology
It is named in reference to its similarity to Atteva siderea.
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