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Taxa in this genus:
HELIODINES Stainton 1854 - Valid Name
* AETOLE Chambers 1875 - Junior subjective synonym
albiciliella Busck 1909 - Valid Name
aureoflamma Walsingham 1897 - Valid Name
bella Chambers 1875 - Valid Name
choneuta Meyrick 1915 - Valid Name
ciccella Barnes & Busck 1920 - Valid Name
demarcha Meyrick 1917 - Valid Name
extraneella Walsingham 1881 - Valid Name
ionis Clarke 1952 - Valid Name
isoleura Meyrick 1917 - Valid Name
loriculata Meyrick 1932 - Valid Name
nyctaginella Gibson 1914 - Valid Name
princeps Meyrick 1906 - Valid Name
quinqueguttata Walsingham 1897 - Valid Name
roesella Linnaeus 1758 - Valid Name
schulzella Fabricius 1794 - Valid Name
sexguttella Walker, F. 1864 - Valid Name
sexpunctella Walsingham 1892 - Valid Name
tripunctella Walsingham 1892 - Valid Name
perichalca Meyrick 1912 - Valid Name
unipunctella Walsingham 1892 - Valid Name
metallicella Busck 1909 - Valid Name
urichi Busck 1910 - Valid Name
* HELIODINIDES Turner 1941 - Incorrect subsequent spelling
Current Comb:
HELIODINES
Stainton, 1854
Original Comb:
Stainton, 1854
MS Comb:
Superfamily:
Yponomeutoidea
Family:
Heliodinidae
Subfamily:
Tribe:
Last updated by Alessandro Giusti - 18/07/2004
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Distribution
Original publication details:
Scientific Name of Taxon:
HELIODINES
Original Rank:
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Current Status:
Valid Name
Current Rank:
GENUS
Original Combination:
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Stainton, 1854
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Original Description Reference:
Current valid name:
Current Valid Name:
HELIODINES
Stainton, 1854
Comments:
Current Valid Name Reference:
No previously published combinations of this name have been recorded in this database.
The database contains no manuscript combinations for this taxon.
No lectotype or neotype designated.
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The database contains no additional references for this taxon.
Zoogeographic regions:
W Palaearctic
Afrotropical
New Zealand
E Palaearctic
Malagasy
Nearctic
Oriental
Australasian
Neotropical
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