Neofelderia
Tarmann, 1984
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1Neofelderia is a of in the Zygaenidae, Procridinae. It was described by Tarmann in 1984. The genus belongs to the forester moth group, characterized by their habits and often metallic coloration. Very few observations exist, with only 14 records on iNaturalist.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Neofelderia: /ni.oʊ.fɛlˈdɛr.i.ə/
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Identification
As a of Procridinae, members likely share the 's characteristic reduced wing venation and simple . Distinction from related genera such as Felderia requires examination of genitalic structures and wing pattern details. The genus was separated from Felderia based on morphological differences established by Tarmann.
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Similar Taxa
- FelderiaNeofelderia was historically treated as part of Felderia; both share Procridinae characteristics but differ in genitalic and wing pattern elements.
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Taxonomic history
The was established by Gerhard Tarmann in 1984, reflecting a split from the related genus Felderia based on detailed morphological study of the Procridinae.