Schinia angulilinea

Pogue, 2006

Schinia angulilinea is a small noctuid described by Pogue in 2006. It is known only from eastern Arizona, where have been recorded from June to September. The exhibits in forewing length, with males measuring 12–14 mm and females 11–13 mm. As a member of the flower moth Schinia, it likely shares the group's characteristic association with specific plants, though these remain undocumented for this particular species.

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Pronunciation

How to pronounce Schinia angulilinea: /ˈskiː.ni.ə æŋˌɡjuːlɪˈlaɪniə/

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Distribution

Eastern Arizona, United States.

Seasonality

are on wing from June to September.

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