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Calasesia
Calasesia is a genus of clearwing moths in the family Sesiidae, established by Beutenmüller in 1899. The genus contains a single described species, Calasesia coccinea, described in 1898. As a member of the tribe Osminiini, it belongs to a group of moths known for wasp-mimicking appearances and diurnal activity patterns. The genus remains poorly documented with limited biological information available.
Osminia
Osminia is a genus of clearwing moths in the family Sesiidae, established by Le Cerf in 1917. The genus comprises 14 described species distributed across multiple continents including North America, Africa, and Asia. Species in this genus belong to the tribe Osminiini. The genus includes both relatively recently described species (several named by Duckworth & Eichlin in 1983 and Eichlin in 1998) and older descriptions dating to the 19th century.