Gardinia anopla
Hering, 1925
Gardinia anopla is a in the Erebidae, Arctiinae, described by Hering in 1925. It is known only from Arizona, where are active during summer months. The species belongs to the tribe Lithosiini, a group of lichen moths within the lineage. Despite being described nearly a century ago, published information about its biology remains limited.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Gardinia anopla: /ɡarˈdiːni.a aˈnoʊpla/
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Distribution
Arizona, United States. GBIF records indicate presence in North America.
Seasonality
have been recorded on from July to August.
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Taxonomic placement
Classified in tribe Lithosiini (lichen ) within Arctiinae. The Gardinia contains few described , and the group has undergone taxonomic revisions as molecular have reshaped Arctiinae .
Data availability
iNaturalist reports 134 observations, suggesting the is encountered with moderate frequency by naturalists in its range, though formal biological studies appear scarce in published literature.