Curved-horn moths (all Gelechioidea except Oecophoridae)

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Curved-horn moths (all Gelechioidea except Oecophoridae)

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Discussion

ibaird wrote:

5 hrs ago

This re-classifiication is to remove the 'Concealer moth' common name and merge this sighting with 'Flat-bodied moths (Depressidae)

Agriophara (genus)

ibaird wrote:

5 hrs ago

This re-classifiication is to remove the 'Concealer moth' common name and merge this sighting with 'Flat-bodied moths (Depressidae).

Agriophara (genus)

kasiaaus wrote:

8 hrs ago

If that's the case Don and Ian, we should not call them "a concealer moth", I think. Also, before I wrote the previous message, I checked ALA and they are under Oecophoridae on ALA :-o

Agriophara (genus)

donhe wrote:

18 hrs ago

AFD have transferred Stenomatinae to Depressariidae, so Agriophara is no longer in Oecophoridae.

Agriophara (genus)

kasiaaus wrote:

Yesterday

@ibaird Hi Ian. I think there are some problems with the definitions of some of the Agriophara species. Some seem to be doubled up and also many of them say "concealer moth" and they are under Curved-horn moths and not Oecophoridae like I think they should be. They should probably be moved to Oecophoridae. Can you have a look at this? Thanks.

Agriophara (genus)