Arctiinae

Arctiinae (ranije nazvana porodica Arctiidae) su velika i raznolika potporodica moljaca sa oko 11.000 vrsta koje se nalaze širom sveta, uključujući 6.000 neotropskih vrsta.^[1] Ova potporodica uključuje grupe koje su obično poznate kao tigrasti moljci (ili tigrovi), koji obično imaju jarke boje, lakeji, koji su obično mnogo sivlji, lišajski moljci i osni moljci. Mnoge vrste imaju „dlakave” gusenice koje su popularno poznate kao vunasti medvedi ili vunasti crvi. Naučni naziv Arctiinae se odnosi na ovu dlakavost (grč. αρκτος = medved). Neke vrste unutar Arctiinae u svojim uobičajenim nazivima imaju reč „tussock“, jer su pogrešno identifikovani kao članovi potporodice Lymantriinaena osnovu karakteristika larvi.

Arctiinae
Upregnuti tigrasti moljac Apantesis phalerata
Naučna klasifikacija
Domen:	Eukaryota
Carstvo:	Animalia
Tip:	Arthropoda
Klasa:	Insecta
Red:	Lepidoptera
Natporodica:	Noctuoidea
Porodica:	Erebidae
Potporodica:	Arctiinae Leach, 1815
Tipska vrsta
Arctia caja (Linnaeus, 1758)
Diverzitet
1,400–1,500 rodova Približno 11,000 vrsta

Reference

1. Scoble, MJ. (1995). The Lepidoptera: Form, Function and Diversity. Second ed. Oxford University Press.

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Spoljašnje veze

• Family "Family Arctiidae". Insecta.pro.
• Belize Arctiidae Digital colour "plates"
• Jamaica Arctiidae Digital colour "plates"
• Digital images of Neotropical Arctiidae and Geometridae
• SZM Digital images
• "Nais Tiger Moth Apantesis nais (Drury, 1773)". Butterflies and Moths of North America.
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