Erionotini
Andrew V. Z. Brower
- Acada
- Acerbas
- Acleros (the Dusky Skippers)
- Actinor
- Aegiale
- Agathymus
- Alera
- Ancistroides
- Andronymus
- Ankola (the Ankole Skipper)
- Apostictopterus fuliginosus
- Arnetta
- Artitropa (the Nightfliers)
- Astictopterus
- Barca
- Leona (the Leona Recluse Skippers)
- Caenides (the Recluse Skippers)
- Ceratrichia (the Forest Sylphs)
- Chondrolepis (the Snow-Horned Skippers)
- Creteus
- Cupitha (the Wax Dart)
- Eetion
- Eogenes
- Erionota
- Fresna (the Acraea Skippers)
- Fulda
- Galerga
- Gamia (the Grand Skippers)
- Gangara
- Ge geta
- Gorgyra (the Leaf-Sitters)
- Gretna (the Crepuscular Skippers)
- Gyroga (the Odd Leaf-Sitter)
- Hidari
- Hyarotis
- Hypoleucis
- Iambrix
- Idmon
- Ilma
- Isma
- Isoteinon lamprospilus
- Kedestes (the Rangers)
- Koruthaialos
- Lepella
- Lotongus
- Lycas
- Malaza
- Matapa
- Megathymus
- Melphina (the Forest Swifts)
- Meza (the Missiles)
- Miraja
- Moltena
- Monza
- Mopala
- Notocrypta
- Oerane
- Orses
- Osmodes (the White Spots)
- Osphantes (the Lobed Skipper)
- Paracleros (the Dusky Darts)
- Parosmodes
- Pardaleodes (the Pathfinder Skippers)
- Paronymus
- Pemara
- Perichares
- Perrotia
- Pirdana
- Plastingia
- Platylesches (the Hoppers)
- Ploetzia
- Prada
- Praescobura chrysomaculata
- Prosopalpus (the Dwarf Skippers)
- Pseudokerana
- Pseudopirdana
- Pseudosarbia
- Psolos
- Pteroteinon (the Red-Eyes)
- Pudicitia
- Pyroneura
- Pyrrhopygopsis
- Quedara
- Rhabdomantis (the Large Foxes)
- Salanoemia
- Scobura
- Semalea (the Silky Skippers)
- Stallingsia
- Stimula
- Suada
- Suastus
- Teniorhinus (the Small Foxes)
- Tiacellia
- Tsitana
- Turnerina
- Udaspes
- Unkana
- Xanthodisca
- Xanthoneura
- Zela
- Zographetus
- Zophopetes (the Palm Nightfliers)
Introduction
It is likely that this group of genera is not monophyletic. Although almost all the genera occur in the Old World tropics, the former subfamily "Megathyminae" falls out within this group.
References
Warren, A. D., J. Ogawa and A. V. Z. Brower. (in preparation). Phylogenetic relationships of subfamilies and circumscription of tribes in the family Hesperiidae (Lepidoptera: Hesperioidea).
Title Illustrations
| Scientific Name | Iambrix salsala |
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| Specimen Condition | Live Specimen |
| Source | DSC_0080 |
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| Copyright | © 2007 Ryan Brookes |
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