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Eutorna (genus)

1 A Gelechioid moth (Depressidae) at suppressed

Eutorna (genus) at suppressed - 13 Feb 2024
Eutorna (genus) at suppressed - 13 Feb 2024
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Identification history

Eutorna (genus) 15 Feb 2024 donhe
Eutorna (genus) 14 Feb 2024 ibaird
Eutorna intonsa 14 Feb 2024 ibaird
Crambidae sp. (family) 14 Feb 2024 DianneClarke

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10 comments

WendyEM wrote:
   14 Feb 2024
Eutorna sp ??
WendyEM wrote:
   14 Feb 2024
if the image on ALA of Eutornia intonsa by Dezmond Wells is correctly IDed - (it looks very close to the Syntype image to me) - it has palps very similar to this fella
ibaird wrote:
   14 Feb 2024
OK, well spotted. I stand corrected,
ibaird wrote:
   14 Feb 2024
A new species for NatureMapr's Canberra and Southern Tablelands region.
Nice photo.
DianneClarke wrote:
   14 Feb 2024
I have seen / seen someone else's photo of this one before - the front end is so distinctive. Not sure Eutorna intonsa or Eutorna leptographa or one of the others with a distinct white stripe? Unlike other Eutorna, this one didn't seem to have any distinct spots.
ibaird wrote:
   14 Feb 2024
It may be that this moth may be better identified as Eutorna (genus) rather that E. intonsa. Yes, I'm not sure I''ve yet seen a close match of this specimen on BOLD or the ALA.
donhe wrote:
   14 Feb 2024
Eutorna, not Eutornia.
WendyEM wrote:
   14 Feb 2024
I don't think it is that sp. I was using it as an example of the look of Genus. The common one - E. tricasis tends to hold its palps so differently. Your moth is E. sp. Atlas of Living Australia (ALA) has the species listed - 15 Eutora sp in fact. It is also in the Checklist plus 11 other sp.
DianneClarke wrote:
   14 Feb 2024
Not E. tricasis as I know that one from SEQ and its markings are quite distinctive.
donhe wrote:
   15 Feb 2024
The erection of the scales around the palps might be only possible in live specimens ?

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