Coranarta

Hacker, 1998

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Coranarta luteola(Small Dark Yellow Underwing)

Coranarta is a of noctuid established by Hacker in 1998, currently containing five recognized . The genus belongs to the tribe Hadenini within the Noctuinae. Species within Coranarta have been documented from the Palearctic region, with records from Denmark and broader northern European and Asian distributions inferred from constituent species.

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Pronunciation

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Distribution

Documented from Denmark (GBIF records). Individual have broader Palearctic distributions: Coranarta cordigera occurs across northern Europe and Asia, while C. macrostigma and C. restricta are known from Spain.

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Taxonomic history

Coranarta was erected by Hacker in 1998 to accommodate previously placed in other noctuid . The type species is Coranarta cordigera (Thunberg, 1792), originally described under Noctua.

Species composition

The comprises five : C. carbonaria (Siberia, Russian Far East), C. cordigera (northern Europe and Asia), C. luteola (North America), C. macrostigma (Spain), and C. restricta (Spain).