Euteliinae
Grote, 1851
Euteliinae is a of within the Euteliidae, superfamily . The group was established by Grote in 1851. Members of this subfamily are part of a relatively small moth family with approximately 400 worldwide. The subfamily is distinguished from the related Stictopterinae by morphological features of the moths.



Pronunciation
How to pronounce Euteliinae: //juːˈtɛ.li.aɪ.niː//
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Distribution
Worldwide distribution, with recorded across multiple continents based on 25,190+ iNaturalist observations.
Similar Taxa
- StictopterinaeRelated within Euteliidae; distinguished by morphological features, particularly in and structure.
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Taxonomic note
Euteliinae was historically treated as a (Euteliidae) by some authors, but modern place it as a within Euteliidae, with Stictopterinae as the other subfamily. The group belongs to the superfamily , which contains the majority of .