Synglochis
Hulst, 1896
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1Synglochis is a of in the Geometridae, first described by Hulst in 1896. The genus belongs to the Ennominae, a diverse group of geometer moths. A taxonomic revision by Frederick H. Rindge addressed Synglochis along with the related genera Glaucina and Eubarnesia. The genus has been documented in citizen science platforms with over 70 observations recorded.
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How to pronounce Synglochis: /sɪŋˈɡlɒkɪs/
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- GlaucinaTaxonomically revised together with Synglochis by Rindge; both share characteristics addressed in the same revisionary work
- EubarnesiaTaxonomically revised together with Synglochis by Rindge; historically treated alongside Synglochis in Geometridae
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Taxonomic History
The was established by George D. Hulst in 1896. Frederick H. Rindge's revision of Glaucina, Synglochis, and Eubarnesia represents the primary modern taxonomic treatment of the group.
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- A Revision of the Platyseiinae (Mesostigmata: Aceosejidae) Based on Material in the Collections of the British Museum (Natural History).G. Owen Evans , K. H. HyattThe Systematics of Tetragoneuria, Based on Ecological, Life History, and Morphological Evidence (Odonata: Corduliidae).Edward J. KormondyThe Acrometopa of the Ethiopian Region: A Revision, with Notes on the Sexual Dimorphism Shown by the Group (Orthoptera: Tettigoniidae).D. R. RaggeThe Early Literature on Mallophaga (Part IV, 1787-1818.). Theresa Clay , G. H. E. HopkinsA Revision of Glaucina, Synglochis, and Eubarnesia (Lepidoptera, Geometridae).Frederick H. Rindge