Helvibotys freemani
Munroe, 1976
Helvibotys freemani is a in the Crambidae, described by Eugene G. Munroe in 1976. The is characterized by orange wings with black marginal bands that are thicker in females. It is known from Texas, with potential broader distribution in North America.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Helvibotys freemani: //hɛl.viˈboʊ.tɪs ˈfriː.mə.naɪ//
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Identification
Orange wings with black marginal bands; females have thicker black marginal bands than males. Distinguished from other Helvibotys by this specific wing pattern and band thickness dimorphism.
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Distribution
Texas, with potential occurrence elsewhere in North America.