Asaphocrita
Meyrick, 1931
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7Asaphocrita is a of in the Blastobasidae, established by Edward Meyrick in 1931. The genus contains numerous , though many remain poorly documented. Blastobasidae moths are generally small with relatively plain coloration. Asaphocrita species are found in Southeast Asia based on available distribution records.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Asaphocrita: /ˌæsəfəˈkraɪtə/
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Distribution
Southeast Asia (records from GBIF indicate SE distribution; specific countries not documented in available sources)
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Taxonomic placement
Asaphocrita is classified within the Blastobasinae of the Blastobasidae, part of the superfamily Gelechioidea. The was described by British entomologist Edward Meyrick, a prolific authority on microlepidoptera.
Data availability
iNaturalist records over 1,100 observations for this , suggesting moderate documentation, though detailed -level information remains limited in publicly available sources.