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Trichodezia
white-striped black (for T. albovittata)
Trichodezia is a genus of geometrid moths in the subfamily Larentiinae, described by Warren in 1895. The genus contains at least five described species distributed in North America. One species, Trichodezia albovittata, is notable for being exclusively diurnal while retaining functional hearing organs, a trait that challenges assumptions about the evolutionary fate of anti-bat defenses in day-flying moths.