Druceiella
Druceiella is a genus of moths of the family Hepialidae. There are four described species, although a revision of the genus is being carried out which will add at least four new species. The current species are all found in South America.
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Males of this genus are unusual in having an asymmetric extension at the end of the abdomen.
The genus was named in honour of the entomologist Herbert Druce (1846 - 1913).
Species
- Druceiella amazonensis - Brazil
- Druceiella basirubra - Bolivia/Peru
- Druceiella metellus - Ecuador
- Druceiella momus - Ecuador
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