Stenoporpia anastomosaria
(Grossbeck, 1908)
Stenoporpia anastomosaria is a geometrid described by Grossbeck in 1908. It belongs to the , commonly known as inchworm or . The is recorded from North America and is assigned Hodges number 6462 in the North Moth Photographers Group (MPG) and Moth Photographers Group (MONA) numbering system.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Stenoporpia anastomosaria: /ˌstɛnoʊˈpɔɹpiə ˌænəˌstoʊmoʊˈsɛɹiə/
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Identification
May be distinguished from other Stenoporpia by pattern characteristics, though specific diagnostic features require examination of specimens. The Hodges number 6462 provides a unique identifier for North records.
Distribution
North America. Specific regional distribution within North America is not well documented in available sources.
Human Relevance
Documented in entomological collections and databases. The Hodges/MONA number 6462 facilitates standardized reference in North lepidopteran studies.
Similar Taxa
- Other Stenoporpia speciesCongeneric within Stenoporpia share general morphological features and require careful examination for positive identification.
- Other Ennominae moths members share the geometrid body plan and resting posture; pattern and examination typically needed for -level determination.
More Details
Nomenclature
The epithet 'anastomosaria' likely derives from 'anastomosis,' referring to a network of interconnecting parts, possibly describing or pattern.
Taxonomic history
Originally described by Grossbeck in 1908. The Stenoporpia is classified in Ennominae, tribe Boarmiini or related groupings depending on system used.