Kodiosoma
Stretch, 1872
Species Guides
1Kodiosoma is a in the Erebidae, containing a single , Kodiosoma fulvum. The genus was established by Richard Harper Stretch in 1872. The sole species exhibits notable variation in hindwing coloration across its range.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Kodiosoma: //ˌkoʊdiəˈsoʊmə//
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Identification
The is distinguished by its status within Arctiini; the single Kodiosoma fulvum is recognized by variable hindwing coloration ranging from gray to yellow or red. The four named (fulvum, nigra, eavesi, tricolor) differ primarily in coloration and geographic origin.
Distribution
Restricted to the southwestern United States: Arizona, Nevada, and California.
Seasonality
active from March to May.
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Subspecies variation
Four have been described based on color variation and geography: the nominate form (widespread), nigra (California), and eavesi and tricolor (both Nevada).