Aramos
Schoorl, 1990
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1Aramos is a of carpenter moths ( Cossidae) established by Schoorl in 1990. The genus includes two recognized : Aramos ramosa (Schaus, 1892) and Aramos itys (Druce, 1911). A third species, Aramos masoni, has been moved to other . The genus status is marked as doubtful in some taxonomic databases.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Aramos: /əˈra.moʊs/
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Distribution
Neotropical region based on type localities of constituent (Central and South America).
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Taxonomic Status
GBIF flags this as DOUBTFUL with HIGHERRANK match type, indicating potential taxonomic uncertainty or the need for revision.
Species Composition
Contains two valid : Aramos ramosa (originally described from Brazil) and Aramos itys (originally described from Colombia). Aramos masoni was formerly included but has been reassigned.