Sedge Moths of North America, The (Lepidoptera: Glyphipterigidae)Represents the first comprehensive study of these moths in North America north of Mexico using modern systematic procedures involving assessment of a number of morphological and biological characters in relation to their phylogenetic status. This study also represents a worldwide generic study made in conjunction with the revision of the North American species, primarily to ascertain realistic generic limits and the placement of the various genera once included in the heterogeneous concept of the family. Extralimital genera are noted in a catalog of generic names associated with the Glyphipterigidae. |
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Sedge Moths of North America: The (Lepidoptera Glyphipterigidae) John B. Heppner Limited preview - 2019 |
Sedge Moths of North America: The (Lepidoptera Glyphipterigidae) John B. Heppner Limited preview - 2019 |
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Abdomen absent adult aedeagus apex apical apical segment apophyses appear Arizona basal base Biology British buff California cell characters closely collected costal margin crescent Diploschizia distally distinct Distribution dorsal margin ductus bursae elongate emerged extended falcate indentation fascia female female paratype Florida forewing length fringe fuscous fuscous with white genera Genitalia Fig genus Glyphipterigidae Glyphipterix Head Heppner Hindwing Hosts included J. B. Heppner known labial palpus Lake lateral Lepidoptera male male genitalia male holotype Meyrick microlepidoptera moderate moths narrow North American noted ostium bursae ovipositor pair paratype posterior preparations examined present Pupa relatively rounded saccus scales sclerotized segment setaceous short silver spot similar slide USNM species species-group specimens spicules tegumen termen thin tornus Unknown usually valva venter venter fuscous ventral vinculum Walsingham white marks wing