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28 Apr 2025

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Discussion

donhe wrote:

3 min ago

I am unclear what the diagnostic differences are between C. filata and P. testulata. ?

Pasiphilodes testulata

ibaird wrote:

15 min ago

https://lepidoptera.butterflyhouse.com.au/agar/centralis.html
https://biocache.ala.org.au/occurrences/3bf66455-953d-460d-919b-bfe09372a47b

Mimeusemia centralis

ibaird wrote:

26 min ago

The shape of the hindwing outer margin helps identify C. filata.

Chloroclystis filata

DPRees125 wrote:

33 min ago

thank you all for that

Chloroclystis filata

ibaird wrote:

34 min ago

OK, I agree Epicyrtica (genus) 'fits the lines'' better. but I suggest there are other species in that genus that might fit equally well, if we accept this is a faded specimen. For example:
Epicyrtica docima (already in the NatureMapr taxonomy for SouthCoast region, with no sightings):-
https://bie.ala.org.au/species/https://biodiversity.org.au/afd/taxa/a958ac19-22da-4077-a3b5-788aff3b4e32
On that basis I suggest 'Epicyrtica (genus)'

Epicyrtica hippolopha