Epigelasma
Epigelasma is a genus of moths in the family Geometridae described by Prout in 1930.
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| Genus: | Epigelasma Prout, 1930 |
Species
Some species of this genus are:[1]
- Epigelasma alba Viette, 1970
- Epigelasma befasy Viette, 1981
- Epigelasma corrupta Herbulot, 1955
- Epigelasma crenifera Herbulot, 1970
- Epigelasma disjuncta Herbulot, 1972
- Epigelasma frigida Herbulot, 1972
- Epigelasma herbuloti Viette, 1980
- Epigelasma hispida Herbulot, 1972
- Epigelasma holochroa Herbulot, 1972
- Epigelasma lutea Viette, 1970
- Epigelasma meloui Prout, 1930
- Epigelasma nobilis Herbulot, 1955
- Epigelasma occidentalis Herbulot, 1972
- Epigelasma olsoufieffi Herbulot, 1972
- Epigelasma perineti Herbulot, 1972
- Epigelasma praenuntia Herbulot, 1972
- Epigelasma radiata Herbulot, 1972
- Epigelasma rhodostigma Herbulot, 1955
- Epigelasma rufifrons Herbulot, 1972
- Epigelasma simplaria Herbulot, 1972
- Epigelasma triplicifascia (Prout, 1912)
- Epigelasma tulear Herbulot, 1972
- Epigelasma viridibasis Herbulot, 1972
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References
- De Prins, J. & De Prins, W. (2018). "Epigelasma Prout, 1930". Afromoths. Retrieved April 19, 2019.
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