Eremanthe
Munroe, 1972
Chemsak's desert moth
Species Guides
1- Eremanthe chemsaki(Chemsak's desert moth)
Eremanthe is a of crambid containing a single , Eremanthe chemsaki. The genus was described by Munroe in 1972. are active during daylight hours and occur in spring. The genus is restricted to desert regions of California and Mexico.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Eremanthe: //ˌɛrɛˈmænθi//
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Identification
The Eremanthe can be recognized by its status within Odontiinae and its restricted distribution to North American desert regions. As the genus contains only one , identification to genus level effectively identifies the species. are , a trait uncommon among crambid , which may aid field recognition.
Habitat
Desert environments in California and adjacent regions of Mexico.
Distribution
Recorded from California, United States, and Mexico. The precise Mexican distribution has not been detailed in available sources.
Seasonality
are active from March to May.
Behavior
are , flying during daylight hours rather than at night.
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Taxonomic notes
Eremanthe is classified in Odontiinae of Crambidae. The was erected by Munroe in 1972 and remains .