Oecophorinae

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Oecophorinae
Philobota1.jpg
Adult Philobota arabella or a related species,
Aranda, Australia
Scientific classification e
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Arthropoda
Class: Insecta
Order: Lepidoptera
Family: Oecophoridae
Subfamily: Oecophorinae
Bruand, 1851
Genera

Numerous, see text

Synonyms
  • Enicostominae Heslop, 1938
  • Poeciloptina Herrich-Schäffer, 1857
  • Ashinagidae Matsumura, 1929
  • Aecophoridae Bruand, [1851]
  • Dasyceridae Meyrick, 1883
  • Philobotides Meyrick, 1906
  • Eulechriades Meyrick, 1906
  • Metachandidae Meyrick, 1911
  • Herrichiinae Toll, 1964

The Oecophorinae are the nominate subfamily of moths in the concealer moth family (Oecophoridae). They are part of the insufficiently studied superfamily Gelechioidea, and like their relatives, the circumscription of this taxon is disputed.[1]

History of classification[]

In some approaches, the Oecophoridae are expanded to include several lineages formerly placed in the Elachistidae or considered independent gelechioid families. As regards the Oecophorinae, the proposed concealer moth subfamilies Chimabachinae, Deuterogoniinae, Peleopodinae and Philobotinae were included here pending further study of the affiliations of their genera. They were also often treated as independent families (Chimabachidae, Deuterogoniidae, Peleopodidae and Philobotidae) by those who followed a "splitting" approach. In general, the delimitation of the Oecophorinae versus the Amphisbatinae, Depressariinae and Hypertrophinae has been the most contested issue, though the uncertain placement of the Xyloryctidae versus the concealer moths (into which they might belong as subfamily) has also been a considerable stumbling block.[1]

Numerous attempts have been made to divide the Oecophorinae into tribes, such as Carcinini, Crossotocerini, Denisiini, Herrichini, Oecophorini, Peleopodini and Pleurotini. Also placed here under this scheme are the Cacochroini and Orophiini, which otherwise were included in the Depressariinae (but usually only when these were elevated to full family rank). Most of the proposed tribes were based on phenetic or qualitative analyses, if not merely on the whim of the entomologists that established them, and no robust evolutionary scenario has been established for the different lineages of Oecophorinae. The groups around the genus Peleopoda (the former Peleopodinae) and of course the type genus Oecophora are generally recognized to be well distinguished from each other, but no satisfying arrangement has been found for the bulk of the (presumed) oecophorine genera. Hence, no subdivision into tribes is attempted here.[1]

Taxonomy and systematics[]

Adult of an unidentified Enchocrates species, Aranda, Australia
Adult Garrha pudica, Aranda, Australia
Adult of a newly discovered species, Aranda, Australia
Adult male Phaeosaces coarctatella, Browns Bay, New Zealand
Adult of a newly discovered Philobota species related to , Aranda, Australia
Phryganeutis cinerea, Aranda, Australia

The following genera (with some notable species also listed) are usually held to belong to the Oecophorinae. Still, placement of few genera is completely certain (see above), and many – in particular monotypic genera – may not be valid at all. New oecophorine genera are also being described frequently:[1]

  • Tribe Oecophorini
  • Tribe Metachandini Meyrick, 1911
  • Tribe Crossotocerini Lvovsky, 2002
    • Zerny in Wagner, 1930
  • Tribe Periacmini Lvovsky, 2005
    • Meyrick, 1894
    • Moriuti, Saito & Lewvanich, 1985
    • Moriuti, Saito & Lewvanich, 1985
    • Wang & Li, 2005
  • Unplaced
    • Viette, 1954
    • Meyrick, 1922
    • Meyrick, 1921
    • Diakonoff, 1954
    • Common, 1994
    • Bruand, 1851
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Meyrick in Caradja & Meyrick, 1935
    • Meyrick, 1937
    • Urra, 2014
    • Aliciana Clarke, 1978
    • Meyrick, 1930
    • Altiura Clarke, 1978
    • Alynda Clarke, 1978
    • Meyrick, 1921
    • Povolný, 1983
    • Meyrick, 1927
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Ancylometis Meyrick, 1887
    • Aniuta Clarke, 1978
    • Butler, 1883
    • Meyrick, 1894
    • Meyrick, 1917
    • Ashinaga Matsumura, 1929
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Atha Clarke, 1978
    • Meyrick, 1920
    • Meyrick, 1932
    • Meyrick, 1918
    • Viette, 1956
    • Legrand, 1965
    • Meyrick, 1920
    • Meyrick, 1928
    • Kieffer & Jörgensen, 1910
    • Cenarchis Meyrick, 1924
    • Meyrick, 1918
    • Meyrick, 1937
    • Meyrick, 1911
    • Meyrick, 1926
    • Meyrick, 1929
    • Meyrick, 1888
    • Corita Clarke, 1978
    • Meyrick, 1937
    • Deia Clarke, 1978
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Meyrick in Caradja & Meyrick, 1938
    • Despina Clarke, 1978
    • Meyrick, 1909
    • Diakonoff, [1968]
    • Clarke, 1978
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Meyrick, 1917
    • Zeller, 1877
    • Eclactistis Meyrick, 1913
    • Meyrick, 1922
    • Meyrick, 1916
    • Meyrick, 1906
    • Meyrick, 1924
    • Epiphractis Meyrick, 1908
    • Eraina Clarke, 1978
    • Meyrick, 1910
    • Walsingham, 1881
    • Diakonoff, 1954
    • Diakonoff, 1954
    • Meyrick, 1931
    • Matsumura, 1931
    • Beéche, 2014
    • Urra, 2013
    • Meyrick in de Joannis, 1930
    • Meyrick, 1931
    • Haploscopa Meyrick, 1939
    • Meyrick, 1911
    • Zeller, 1874
    • Heloscopa Diakonoff, 1955
    • Hayward, 1967
    • Meyrick, 1926
    • Butler, 1883
    • Chrétien, 1917
    • Irenia Clarke, 1978
    • Meyrick, 1909
    • Meyrick, 1907
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Meyrick in Caradja & Meyrick, 1935
    • Meyrick, 1921
    • Lelita Clarke, 1978
    • Meyrick, 1934
    • Meyrick, 1921
    • Meyrick in Caradja & Meyrick, 1938
    • Meyrick, 1913
    • Meyrick, 1931
    • Meyrick, 1905
    • Melochrysis Meyrick, 1916
    • Meyrick, 1920
    • Meyrick, 1910
    • Turati, 1924
    • Nagehana Özdikmen, 2009
    • Nymphostola Meyrick, 1883
    • Staudinger, 1899
    • Promalactis Meyrick, 1908
    • Meyrick, 1921
    • Clarke, 1982
    • Meyrick, 1918
    • Orygocera Walsingham, 1897
    • Meyrick, 1939
    • Oxycrates Meyrick, 1930
    • Meyrick, 1926
    • Butler, 1883
    • Saito, 1989
    • Meyrick, 1937.
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Meyrick, 1932
    • T. B. Fletcher, 1940
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Diakonoff, 1951
    • Meyrick, 1924
    • Meyrick, 1918
    • Philomusaea Meyrick, 1931
    • Meyrick, 1926
    • Meyrick, 1917
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Platactis Meyrick, 1911
    • Amsel, 1955
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Proteodes Meyrick, 1883
    • Meyrick in Caradja & Meyrick, 1935
    • Meyrick, 1910
    • Meyrick, 1905
    • Viette, 1956
    • Durrant, 1895
    • Walsingham, 1897
    • Pycnotarsa Meyrick, 1920
    • Meyrick, 1930
    • Beéche, 2013
    • Revonda Clarke, 1978
    • Meyrick, 1909
    • Meyrick, 1928
    • Meyrick, 1926
    • Meyrick, 1924
    • T. B. Fletcher, 1940
    • Meyrick, 1930
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Meyrick, 1917
    • Meyrick, 1913
    • Meyrick, 1924
    • Tanychastis Meyrick, 1910
    • Taragmarcha Meyrick, 1910
    • Walker, 1864
    • Walsingham, 1881
    • Teresita Clarke, 1978
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Meyrick, 1927
    • Walsingham, 1912
    • Walsingham, 1897
    • Meyrick, 1910
    • Meyrick, 1912
    • Amsel, 1968
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Meyrick, 1934
    • Meyrick, 1934
    • Meyrick, 1918
    • Utilia Clarke, 1978
    • Wang, 2006
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Viette, 1954
    • Diakonoff, 1954
    • Zulemita Urra, 2013
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Zymrina Clarke, 1978
  • Hierodoris group
  • Wingia group
    • Common, 1994
    • Meyrick, 1913
    • Common, 1994
    • Common, 1994
    • Turner, 1946
    • Antipterna Meyrick, 1916
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Common, 1994
    • Common, 1994
    • Common, 1994
    • Brachynemata Meyrick, 1883
    • Turner, 1935
    • Catacometes Common, 1994
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Common, 1994
    • Common, 1994
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Common, 1994
    • Turner, 1946
    • Common, 1994
    • Turner, 1936
    • Common, 1994
    • Enoplidia Common, 1994
    • Eochrois Meyrick, 1886
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Common, 1994
    • Common, 1994
    • Euchaetis Meyrick, 1883
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Garrha Walker, 1866
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Common, 1994
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Heliocausta Meyrick, 1883
    • Turner, 1894
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Heteroteucha Common, 1994
    • Hoplomorpha Turner, 1916
    • Turner, 1917
    • Common, 1994
    • Turner, 1936
    • Ironopolia Common, 1994
    • Common, 1994
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Common, 1994
    • Turner, 1935
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Turner, 1941
    • Turner, 1896
    • Common, 1994
    • Common, 1977
    • Meyrick, 1885
    • Common, 1994
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Common, 1994
    • Parocystola Turner, 1896
    • Common, 2000
    • Turner, 1896
    • Common, 1994
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Turner, 1946
    • Common, 1994
    • Meyrick, 1921
    • Common, 1994
    • Turner, 1917
    • Prionocris Common, 1994
    • Prodelaca Common, 1994
    • Meyrick, 1902
    • Common, 1994
    • Ptyoptila Turner, 1946
    • Turner, 1917
    • Common, 1994
    • Common, 1994
    • Common, 1994
    • Turner, 1932
    • Stereoloba Common, 1994
    • Stictochila Common, 1994
    • Common, 1994
    • Meyrick, 1918
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Newman, 1856
    • Turner, 1917
    • Walsingham in Walsingham & Durrant, 1900
    • Zacorus Butler, 1882
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Meyrick, 1883
  • Chezala group
    • Acantholena Common, 1997
    • Turner, 1940
    • Common, 1997
    • Common, 1997
    • Turner, 1936
    • Meyrick, 1889
    • Common, 1997
    • Common, 2000
    • Common, 1997
    • Common, 1997
    • Brachyzancla Turner, 1936
    • Chezala Walker, 1864
    • Common in Nielsen & Rangsi, 1996
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Common, 1997
    • Common, 1997
    • Delexocha Common, 1997
    • Common, 1997
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Common, 1997
    • Common, 1997
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Turner, 1914
    • Common, 1997
    • Common, 1997
    • Common, 1997
    • Meyrick, 1902
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Common, 1997
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Notodryas Meyrick, 1897
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Common, 1997
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Common, 1997
    • Turner, 1939
    • Common, 1997
    • Common, 1997
    • Meyrick, 1922
    • Common, 1997
    • Turner, 1936
    • Phloeograptis Meyrick, 1904
    • Meyrick, 1884
    • Common, 1997
    • Common, 1997
    • Meyrick, 1889
    • Clarke, 1947
    • Turner, 1896
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Common, 1997
    • Common, 1997
    • Tachystola Meyrick, 1914
    • Common, 1997
    • Turner, 1933
    • Walker, 1864
    • Meyrick, 1913
  • Philobota group
    • Common, 1997
    • Common, 1997
    • Common, 1997
    • Common, 1997
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Common, 1997
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Turner, 1916
    • Common, 1997
    • Philobota Meyrick, Apr. 1883
    • Common, 1997
    • Common, 1997
    • Common, 1997
  • Eulechria group
    • Meyrick, 1902
    • Meyrick, 1884
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Diplogrypa Common, 1997
    • Eulechria Meyrick, 1883
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Turner, 1917
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Meyrick, 1906
    • Sclerocris Common, 1997
    • Common, 1997
  • Barea group
    • Common, 2000
    • Turner, 1947
    • Meyrick, 1920
    • Meyrick, 1889
    • Aspasiodes Turner, 1944
    • Common, 2000
    • Atomotricha Meyrick, 1883
    • Baioglossa Common, 2000
    • Barea Walker, 1864
    • Walker, 1863
    • Common, 2000
    • Meyrick, 1923
    • Common, 2000
    • Common, 2000
    • Common, 2000
    • Meyrick, 1927
    • Turner, 1947
    • Common, 1996
    • Common, 2000
    • Common, 2000
    • Turner, 1947
    • Common, 2000
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Common, 2000
    • Common, 2000
    • Common, 2000
    • Common, 2000
    • Philpott, 1926
    • Turner, 1935
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Guestia Meyrick, 1889
    • Common, 2000
    • Common, 2000
    • Common, 2000
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Common, 2000
    • Common, 2000
    • Common, 2000
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Turner, 1919
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Turner, 1946
    • Common, 2000
    • Common, 2000
    • Meyrick, 1915
    • Meyrick, 1907
    • Common, 2000
    • Common, 2000
    • Lower, 1902
    • Turner, 1917
    • Common, 2000
    • Common, 2000
    • Common, 2000
    • Common, 2000
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Turner, 1927
    • Turner, 1927
    • Common, 2000
    • Common, 2000
    • Meyrick, 1902
    • Common, 2000
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Common, 2000
    • Meyrick, 1889
    • Turner, 1940
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Scalideutis Meyrick, 1906
    • Common, 2000
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Common, 2000
    • Common, 2000
    • Common, 2000
    • Meyrick, 1920
    • Common, 2000
    • Meyrick, 1889
    • Common, 2000
    • Turner, 1933
    • Lower, 1918
  • Tisobarica group
    • Turner, 1898
    • Turner, 1900
    • Walker, 1864
  • Unnamed group
    • Meyrick, 1880
    • Turner, 1947
    • Common, 2000
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Clymene Chambers, 1873
    • Lower, 1897
    • Turner, 1896
    • Common, 2000
    • Crossophora Meyrick, 1883
    • Common, 2000
    • Common, 2000
    • Lucas, 1901
    • Meyrick, 1918
    • Turner, 1939
    • Common, 2000
    • Meyrick, 1914
    • Common, 2000
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Meyrick, 1883
    • Lower, 1901
    • Meyrick, 1906
    • Lucas, 1901
    • Meyrick, 1916
    • Lucas, 1901
    • Lucas, 1901
    • Meyrick, 1914

Footnotes[]

  1. ^ a b c d ABRS (2008), FE (2009), Wikispecies (2010-APR-25), and see references in Savela (2009)

References[]

Data related to Oecophorinae at Wikispecies See also Gelechioidea talk page for comparison of some approaches to gelechioid systematics and taxonomy.

  • Australian Biological Resources Study (ABRS) (2008): Australian Faunal Directory – Oecophorinae. Version of 9 October 2008. Retrieved 24 April 2010.
  • Fauna Europaea (FE) (2009): Gelechioidea. Version 2.1, 22 December 2009. Retrieved 22 April 2010.
  • Savela, Markku (2009): Lepidoptera and Some Other Life Forms Oecophorinae. Version of 20 August 2009. Retrieved 22 April 2010.
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