Strathocles

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Strathocles
Strathocles ribbei Druce 1891 male.png
Male S. ribbei
Strathocles imitata female Druce 1891.png
Female S. imitata
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Strathocles

H. Druce, 1891
Type species
Strathocles ribbei
H. Druce, 1891

Strathocles is a genus of moths of the family Noctuidae.

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Taxonomy

Strathocles was circumscribed by Herbert Druce in Biologia Centrali-Americana . He initially included two species, both described in the same work: S. ribbei, which Druce designated as the genus's type species, and S. imitata. [1]

Species

As of 2017, GBIF recognizes the following species: [2]

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