Heterocera

Heterocera sunt polyphyleticus insectorum grex, qui omnes animalia ordinis Lepidopterorum non Rhopalocera comprehendit, et Heterocera sunt plurimae ordinis partes. Circa 160 000 specierum Heterocerorum esse putantur, quorum permulta nondum descripta sunt. Plurimae Heterocerorum species sunt nocturnae, sed aliae sunt crepusculares, aliaeque diurnae. Rhopalocera grex monophyleticus sunt, sed heterocera, reliquum lepidopterorum constituentia, non sunt.

 Heterocera notabilia 
 Attacus atlas, maxima mundi heterocerum
 Thysania agrippina, lepidoptera cui est maximum alarum spatium
 Chrysiridia rhipheus, unum e praestantibus pulchrisque lepidopteris habitum.
 Acherontia spp. cum malo et supernaturalibus coniungitur, et in arte et pelliculis monstratur
 Biston betularia, res certi studii selectionis naturalis nota est
 Actias luna
 Aglossa cuprina, quae redito hominum adipe vesci nota estBrundage, Adrienne (March 23, 2009), "Other Arthropods of Forensic Importance," Texas A&M University, Texas A&M University Forensic Entomology Lecture.
 Opodiphthera eucalypti
 Antheraea polyphemus
 Agrotis infusa, cibus nonnullorum indigenarum Australianorum
 Utetheisa ornatrix, res multorum studiorum morum de selectione sexuali

 Heterocera magni momenti oeconomici 
 Lymantria dispar, invasivus arborum ligni duri vexator in America Septentrionali
 Operophtera brumata, invasivus arborum ligni duri atque Oxycoccorum et Vacciniorum in America Septentrionali boreo-orientali vexator
 Helicoverpa zea, agriculturalis vexator exitialis
 Plodia interpunctella, vexator frumenti et farinae
 Cydia pomonella, vexator praecipue arborum mali, pyri, et juglandis
 Epiphyas postvittana, vexator vehementer polyphagus
 Bombyx mori, pro serico
 Galleria mellonella, vexator alveorum apium
 Duponchelia fovealis, invasivus holerum et plantarum ornamentalium nuper in Civitatibus Foederatis adveniens

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 Notae 

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 van Langevelde, Frank, Marijke Braamburg-Annegarn, Martinus E. Huigens, Rob Groendijk, Olivier Poitevin, Jurriën R. van Deijk, Willem N. Ellis, Roy H. A. van Grunsven, et Rob de Vos. 2018. "Declines in moth populations stress the need for conserving dark nights." Global Change Biology 24 (3): 925–32.


 Baculovirus
 Entomologia
 Tineola bisselliella
 Lepidopterismus
 Papilio
 Pollinatio
 Saturnia pyri
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