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Synaphe
Synaphe is a genus of snout moths described by Jacob Hübner in 1825.
27 branches of this genus, most-observed first
Long-legged Tabby
speciesSynaphe punctalis
Synaphe moldavica
speciesSynaphe moldavica
Synaphe bombycalis
speciesSynaphe bombycalis
Synaphe predotalis
speciesSynaphe predotalis
Synaphe antennalis
speciesSynaphe antennalis
Synaphe diffidalis
speciesSynaphe diffidalis
Synaphe interjunctalis
speciesSynaphe interjunctalis
Synaphe lorquinalis
speciesSynaphe lorquinalis
Synaphe morbidalis
speciesSynaphe morbidalis
Synaphe uxorialis
speciesSynaphe uxorialis
Synaphe consecratalis
speciesSynaphe consecratalis
Synaphe berytalis
speciesSynaphe berytalis
Synaphe oculatalis
speciesSynaphe oculatalis
Synaphe turanicalis
speciesSynaphe turanicalis
Synaphe fuscochralis
speciesSynaphe fuscochralis
Synaphe styphlotricha
speciesSynaphe styphlotricha
Synaphe armenialis
speciesSynaphe armenialis
Synaphe glaisalis
speciesSynaphe glaisalis
Synaphe rungsi
speciesSynaphe rungsi
Synaphe subolivalis
speciesSynaphe subolivalis
Synaphe testacealis
speciesSynaphe testacealis
Synaphe infumatalis
speciesSynaphe infumatalis
Synaphe amuralis
speciesSynaphe amuralis
Synaphe bradleyalis
speciesSynaphe bradleyalis
Synaphe unifascialis
speciesSynaphe unifascialis
Synaphe biformis
speciesSynaphe biformis
Synaphe fuscalis
speciesSynaphe fuscalis
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 200067.