NYMPHULINAE of Australia
(also known as ACENTROPINAE)
CRAMBIDAE

Don Herbison-Evans ( donherbisonevans@yahoo.com )
&
Stella Crossley

(updated 13 November 2011)

NYMPHULINAE

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The 48 named species of NYMPHULINAE in Australia are:

Ambia ptolycusalis

Anydraula glycerialis
Anydraula pericompsa

Araeomorpha diplopa
Araeomorpha limnophila

  • Cataclysta adoceta
    Cataclysta camptozonale
  • Cataclysta lampetialis
    Cataclysta marginipuncta
  • Cataclysta melanolitha
  • Cataclysta metastictalis
  • Cataclysta polyrrapha
  • Cataclysta psathyrodes

  • Elophila aristodora
    Elophila difflualis
  • Elophila responsalis

    Eoophyla argyrilinale

    Hygraula nitens

  • Hygraula pelochyta

    Hylebatis scintillifera

    Margarosticha euprepialis
    Margarosticha repetitalis
    Margarosticha sphenotis

  • Neoschoenobia caustodes

  • Nyctiplanes polypenthes

    Nymphicula queenslandica

  • Paracataclysta fuscalis

  • Parapoynx affinialis
    Parapoynx crisonalis
  • Parapoynx dentizonalis
    Parapoynx diminutalis
  • Parapoynx discoloralis
  • Parapoynx epimochla
  • Parapoynx euryscia
  • Parapoynx fluctuosalis
  • Parapoynx medusalis
    Parapoynx polydectalis
  • Parapoynx sinuosa
    Paraponyx stagnalis : Rice Caseworm
  • Parapoynx tenebralis
  • Parapoynx tullialis
    Parapoynx villidalis

    Strepsinoma amaura
    Strepsinoma foveata

    Tetrernia terminitis

  • Theila distributa
  • Theila metallosticha
    Theila siennata
    Theila triplaga

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