Paradiarsia
McDunnough, 1929
Species Guides
1- Paradiarsia littoralis(Labrador Dart)
Paradiarsia is a of in the Noctuidae, established by McDunnough in 1929. The genus belongs to the Noctuinae, a diverse group commonly known as owlet moths. within Paradiarsia are primarily found in North America. The genus is characterized by medium-sized moths with relatively dull coloration, typical of many noctuine moths.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Paradiarsia: //ˌpærəˈdaɪɑrsiə//
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Distribution
North America, with occurring primarily in northern and montane regions of the United States and Canada.
Similar Taxa
- DiarsiaBoth are noctuine with similar dull brown or gray forewings; Paradiarsia was historically separated from Diarsia based on genitalic characters and subtle wing pattern differences.
- NoctuaSimilar overall size and coloration; Paradiarsia generally lack the distinct spot markings characteristic of many Noctua species.