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Gymnobathra
Gymnobathra is a genus of moths in the family Oecophoridae. It was first described by Edward Meyrick in 1883. All species are found in New Zealand.
26 branches of this genus, most-observed first
Gymnobathra sarcoxantha
speciesGymnobathra sarcoxantha
Gymnobathra tholodella
speciesGymnobathra tholodella
Pink-Tipped Yellow Moth
speciesGymnobathra flavidella
Gymnobathra parca
speciesGymnobathra parca
Small Angle-Wing Moth
speciesGymnobathra hyetodes
Gymnobathra omphalota
speciesGymnobathra omphalota
Gymnobathra hamatella
speciesGymnobathra hamatella
Gymnobathra calliploca
speciesGymnobathra calliploca
Gymnobathra dinocosma
speciesGymnobathra dinocosma
Gymnobathra cenchrias
speciesGymnobathra cenchrias
Gymnobathra bryaula
speciesGymnobathra bryaula
Gymnobathra levigata
speciesGymnobathra levigata
Gymnobathra philadelpha
speciesGymnobathra philadelpha
Gymnobathra jubata
speciesGymnobathra jubata
Gymnobathra caliginosa
speciesGymnobathra caliginosa
Gymnobathra inaequata
speciesGymnobathra inaequata
Gymnobathra aurata
speciesGymnobathra aurata
Gymnobathra coarctatella
speciesGymnobathra coarctatella
Gymnobathra habropis
speciesGymnobathra habropis
Gymnobathra omichleuta
speciesGymnobathra omichleuta
Gymnobathra zephyrana
speciesGymnobathra zephyrana
Gymnobathra origenes
speciesGymnobathra origenes
Gymnobathra callixyla
speciesGymnobathra callixyla
Gymnobathra primaria
speciesGymnobathra primaria
Gymnobathra rufopunctella
speciesGymnobathra rufopunctella
Gymnobathra ambigua
speciesGymnobathra ambigua
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 376497.