Pantherodes is a genus of moth in the family Geometridae.[2]
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| Blotched leopard moth Pantherodes conglomerata Mount Totumas cloud forest, Panama | |
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| Genus: | Pantherodes Guenée, 1858
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Species
edit- Pantherodes arizonensis
- Pantherodes colubraria
- Pantherodes conglomerata
- Pantherodes cornifrons
- Pantherodes crassa
- Pantherodes hoplitaria
- Pantherodes leonaria
- Pantherodes obliterata
- Pantherodes olivacea
- Pantherodes pardalaria
- Pantherodes perspicillum
- Pantherodes pumaria
- Pantherodes rhadinaria
- Pantherodes semiconfluens
- Pantherodes unciaria
- Pantherodes viperaria
Description
editMoths belonging to this genus have translucent yellow wings with leopard-like blotches.[4]
Distribution
editThese species can be found the southern states of the United States to Mexico, Costa Rica, Ecuador Bolivia, Venezuela, Peru, Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina.[5]
References
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