Sathria
Lederer, 1863
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1Sathria is a of snout moths in the Crambidae, established by Julius Lederer in 1863. The genus contains three described : Sathria internitalis, Sathria onophasalis, and Sathria simmialis. Members are classified within the Spilomelinae, a large and diverse group of crambid . The genus appears to be relatively poorly represented in collections and observations compared to many other crambid genera.
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Distribution
The has been recorded from the Neotropical region. Sathria internitalis has been reported from Brazil and French Guiana. Sathria onophasalis and Sathria simmialis were described from Brazil.
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Taxonomic history
The was established by Austrian entomologist Julius Lederer in 1863. The three included were originally described in other genera (internitalis in Botys by Guenée, 1854; onophasalis and simmialis in Sameodes by Walker, 1859) before being transferred to Sathria.