Suborder:Glossata Infraorder:Heteroneura Superfamily:Drepanoidea
Refs: Sterling & Parsons, Wikipedia
The two subfamilies were until recently considered as separate families. The rationale for placing them in one family is a shared morphology of the tympanic organ.
Subfamily: Drepaninae have a falcate forewing apex, hence the term 'hook-tip', except Cilix glaucata (Chinese Character).
Subfamily: Thyatirinae look more like the Noctuidae.
Refs: Sterling & Parsons, Wikipedia
The two subfamilies were until recently considered as separate families. The rationale for placing them in one family is a shared morphology of the tympanic organ.
Subfamily: Drepaninae have a falcate forewing apex, hence the term 'hook-tip', except Cilix glaucata (Chinese Character).
Subfamily: Thyatirinae look more like the Noctuidae.
Subfamily: Drepaninae (5G 7S)
Genera: Falcaria, Watsonalla (2S), Drepana (2S), Sabra, Cilix
Subfamily: Thyatirinae (8G 9S)
Genera: Thyatira, Habrosyne, Tethea (2S), Tetheella, Ochropacha, Cymatophorina, Polyploca, Achyla
Genera: Falcaria, Watsonalla (2S), Drepana (2S), Sabra, Cilix
Subfamily: Thyatirinae (8G 9S)
Genera: Thyatira, Habrosyne, Tethea (2S), Tetheella, Ochropacha, Cymatophorina, Polyploca, Achyla
