Azeta repugnalis
Hübner, 1825
repugnant azeta moth
Azeta repugnalis is a in the Erebidae, commonly known as the repugnant azeta moth. It is classified within the Erebinae, a diverse group of . The species was first described by Jacob in 1825. It is recorded from North America and has been documented in citizen science observations.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Azeta repugnalis: //əˈzeɪ.tə rɛˌpʌɡˈnaː.lɪs//
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Identification
Azeta repugnalis is assigned MONA ( of North America) or Hodges number 8575, which provides a standardized reference for North moth identification. Specific diagnostic morphological features distinguishing this from are not documented in available sources.
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Distribution
North America. The is recorded as present in this region based on GBIF distribution data.
Human Relevance
The "repugnant azeta " reflects historical entomological naming conventions rather than any documented negative qualities. The has been documented in citizen science platforms with over 100 observations, contributing to public engagement with moth .
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Taxonomic authority
First described by Jacob in 1825, an influential German who described numerous .
Standardized numbering
Hodges number 8575 allows cross-referencing with North checklists and field guides.