Heterocera

[thumb|upright=0.8|[Eruca *Laothoae populi.*]]
[thumb|[Eruca heteroceri incerti ex India.]]
**Heterocera** sunt polyphyleticus insectorum grex, qui omnes animalia ordinis Lepidopterorum non Rhopalocera comprehendit, et Heterocera sunt plurimae ordinis partes. Circa 160&thinsp;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 est
* *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

## Pinacotheca 

Fasciculus:Micrographia Schem 30.jpg|Adumbratio unius ex pterophoridis in *Micrographia,* libro Roberti Hooke
Fasciculus:Kerala Leaf Insect.jpg|*Pergesa acteus*
Fasciculus:Giant grey moth.png|*Agrius convolvuli*
Fasciculus:Colourful Moth.jpg|*Daphnis nerii*
Fasciculus:Red spotted moths 1 (3745889925).jpg|*Zygaenae filipendulae* coientes
Fasciculus:Silk cocoon.jpg|Globulus serici vel materiei similis
Fasciculus:Caterpillar-----02.jpg|Eruca generis *Acherontiae*
Fasciculus:Joined moths.JPG|Par *Laothoarum populi* coientes varios colores monstrantes
Fasciculus:White-lined sphinx moth.JPG|*Hyles lineata* in Colorado
Fasciculus:Мебельная моль.jpg|*Tineola bisselliella*
Fasciculus:Giant silk moth (Adelowalkeria tristygma).jpg|*Adelowalkeria tristygma*
Fasciculus:Adult Emperor Moth.jpg|*Gonimbrasia belina* adultus
Fasciculus:Sphingidae - Kerala.jpg|Una e Sphingidis ex Kerala

## Notae 
## Bibliographia 
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[thumb|Digestio heterocerorum in collectione [insecta|insectorum Universitatis Texiae.]]

* Baculovirus
* Entomologia
* *Tineola bisselliella*
* Lepidopterismus
* Papilio
* Pollinatio
* *Saturnia pyri''
* Saturniidae

## Nexus externi 
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