Aglaonice otignatha
Hampson, 1924
Aglaonice otignatha is a in the Erebidae, Hypeninae, described by Hampson in 1924. The Aglaonice is small and poorly documented in the literature. Records indicate presence in North America. Available information on its biology, appearance, and is extremely limited.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Aglaonice otignatha: /ˌæɡliəˈnɪs i ɒtɪɡˈneɪθə/
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Distribution
North America
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Taxonomic Notes
The Aglaonice belongs to the Hypeninae within Erebidae. Hypeninae are generally characterized by their slender bodies and often exhibit muted coloration, but -level traits for A. otignatha have not been documented in accessible literature.
Data Limitations
Despite 24 iNaturalist observations, no published description, ecological study, or diagnostic imagery was located in major databases. The species appears to be rarely collected or understudied.