Nemoria catachloa

(Hulst, 1898)

Florida Emerald

Nemoria catachloa, known as the Florida Emerald, is a of emerald in the . It was originally described as Aplodes catachloa by Hulst in 1898. The species is found in North America and is assigned MONA/Hodges number 7031.

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Pronunciation

How to pronounce Nemoria catachloa: /nɛˈmɔːriə kæˈtækləʊə/

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North America

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Nomenclature

Originally described under the basionym Aplodes catachloa by Hulst in 1898, later transferred to Nemoria. The specific epithet 'catachloa' derives from Greek roots suggesting 'broken' or 'fractured' green, possibly alluding to coloration patterns.

Taxonomic Authority

Hulst, 1898

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