Agonoxenidae
Multi tool use
 Agonoxenidae
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 Chrysoclista linneella
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Classificação científica
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Reino:
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Animalia
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Filo:
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Arthropoda
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Classe:
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Insecta
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Ordem:
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Lepidoptera
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Família:
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Agonoxenidae
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Géneros
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Um único género: Agonoxena
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Agonoxenidae é uma família de insectos da ordem Lepidoptera.
Contém apenas quatro espécies em todo o mundo. São elas:
Agonoxena argaula: Considerada uma peste da espécies de coqueiro Cocos nucifera, nas Ilhas Fiji e no Havai.
Agonoxena pyrogramma: também considerada peste, mas na Indonésia.
Agonoxena miniana: peste da espécie Cocos nucifera.
Agonoxena phoenicea: ocorre na Austrália.
Referências |
- Nielsen E.S., Edwards E.D. & Rangsi T.V. (eds.) (1996), Checklist of the Lepidoptera of Australia; Monographs on Australian Lepidoptera Volume 4; CSIRO Publishing, Melbourne, 1996
- Kristensen, N.P. (ed.), 1999. Handbook of Zoology: Bd. 4. Arthropoda: Insecta. Teilbd. 35, Lepidoptera, moths and butterflies. Vol. 1. Evolution, systematics, and biogeography. W.de Gruyter, Berlin.
Ligações externas |
O Commons possui uma categoria contendo imagens e outros ficheiros sobre Agonoxenidae
O Wikispecies tem informações sobre: Agonoxenidae
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Famílias de Lepidoptera
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Acanthopteroctetidae -
Acrolepiidae -
Acrolophidae -
Adelidae -
Agathiphagidae -
Agonoxenidae -
Aididae -
Alucitidae -
Anomoeotidae -
Anomosetidae -
Anthelidae -
Arctiidae -
Arrhenophanidae -
Axiidae -
Batrachedridae -
Bedelliidae -
Blastobasidae -
Bombycidae -
Brachodidae -
Brahmaeidae -
Bucculatricidae -
Callidulidae -
Carposinidae -
Carthaeidae -
Castniidae -
Cecidosidae -
Choreutidae -
Coleophoridae -
Copromorphidae -
Cosmopterigidae -
Cossidae -
Crambidae -
Crinopterygidae -
Cyclotornidae -
Dalceridae -
Doidae -
Douglasiidae -
Drepanidae -
Dudgeoneidae -
Elachistidae -
Endromidae -
Epermeniidae -
Epicopeiidae -
Epipyropidae -
Eriocottidae -
Eriocraniidae -
Ethmiidae -
Eupterotidae -
Galacticidae -
Gelechiidae -
Geometridae -
Glyphipterigidae -
Gracillariidae -
Hedylidae -
Heliodinidae -
Heliozelidae -
Hepialidae -
Hesperiidae -
Heterobathmiidae -
Heterogynidae -
Himantopteridae -
Holcopogonidae -
Hyblaeidae -
Immidae -
Incurvariidae -
Lacturidae -
Lasiocampidae -
Lecithoceridae -
Lemoniidae -
Limacodidae -
Lophocoronidae -
Lycaenidae -
Lymantriidae -
Lyonetiidae -
Lypusidae -
Megalopygidae -
Metachandidae -
Micropterigidae -
Mimallonidae -
Mirinidae -
Mnesarchaeidae -
Momphidae -
Neopseustidae -
Neotheoridae -
Nepticulidae -
Noctuidae -
Nolidae -
Notodontidae -
Nymphalidae -
Oecophoridae -
Oenosandridae -
Opostegidae -
Palaeosetidae -
Palaephatidae -
Pantheidae -
Papilionidae -
Pieridae -
Plutellidae -
Prodoxidae -
Prototheoridae -
Psychidae -
Pterolonchidae -
Pterophoridae -
Pyralidae -
Riodinidae -
Roeslerstammiidae -
Saturniidae -
Schreckensteiniidae -
Scythrididae -
Sematuridae -
Sesiidae -
Simaethistidae -
Somabrachyidae -
Sphingidae -
Symmocidae -
Thyrididae -
Tineidae -
Tineodidae -
Tischeriidae -
Tortricidae -
Uraniidae -
Urodidae -
Whalleyanidae -
Yponomeutidae -
Ypsolophidae -
Zygaenidae
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