Eremberga insignis
Heinrich, 1939
Eremberga insignis is a of in the , described by Carl Heinrich in 1939. It is known from Texas and Mexico. The species has a wingspan of approximately 35 mm. The show distinctive coloration with faint dusting on the half and dull luteous ocherous shading on the lower half.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Eremberga insignis: /ˌɛ.rɛmˈbɛr.ɡə ɪnˈsɪɡ.nɪs/
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Identification
The combination of pattern—faint dusting on the half with dull luteous ocherous shading on the lower half—distinguishes this from . The moderately large size (35 mm wingspan) for the may also be diagnostic. Specific distinguishing features from other Eremberga species require examination of or other detailed morphological characters not described in available sources.
Distribution
Known from Texas (United States) and Mexico. Specific associations within this range are not documented.
Similar Taxa
- Other Eremberga species in the Eremberga share the general body plan and snout ; differentiation requires examination of pattern details and likely
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Taxonomic Status
GBIF lists the taxonomic status of this as 'DOUBTFUL' and notes a possible placement in Zophodia rather than Eremberga, indicating taxonomic uncertainty that may require further revision.