Epitymbiini
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| Tribe: | Epitymbiini Common, 1958 |
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Genera
- Aeolostoma
- Anisogona
- Aplastoceros
- Apoctena
- Asthenoptycha
- Capnoptycha
- Cleptacaca
- Epitymbia
- Goboea
- Macrothyma
- Meritastis
- Mimeoclysia
- Pandurista
- Polydrachma
- Rhomboceros
- Sperchia
- Trychnophylla
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References
- Diakonoff, A (1950). "A revision of the family Ceracidae (Lepidoptera Tortricoidea)". Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History). 1: 173–219. doi:10.5962/bhl.part.27229. ISSN 0524-6431.
The present group, erected by Common in 1958 (as a subfamily, Epitymbiinae) occurs chiefly in Australia and New Guinea, with stragglers in other parts of the Indo-Australian Region. Certain species from New Guinea have been assigned by me originally to the "subfamily" Cnephasiinae, now generally regarded a tribe, Cnephasiini (Diakonoff, 1953), but the features of this Holarctic group do not agree with those of the species in question satisfactorily. Therefore I am adopting Common's subfamily in the sense of a tribe, Epitymbiini, being satisfied that it is a natural, though not particularly spectular group of Tortricidae, with an Australian and Papuan distribution.
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