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Genera of Anacampsinae in Indiana
Anacampsis
(12 Indiana species)
Aproaerema
(2 Indiana species)
Battaristis
(3 Indiana species)
Holophysis 
(1 Indiana species)
Strobisia 
(1 Indiana species)
Untomia
(1 Indiana species)

Subfamily Anacampsinae

Bruand, 1850

Anacampsinae Subfamily Family Gelechiidae Gelechioidea Superfamily Order Lepidoptera Insecta Class Hexapoda Subphylum Phylum Arthropoda Kingdom Animalia
Anacampsinae Subfamily Family Gelechiidae Gelechioidea Superfamily Order Lepidoptera Insecta Class Hexapoda Subphylum Phylum Arthropoda Kingdom Animalia

Etymology

Anacampsinae: Combination of the Greek anacamps, meaning “to bend” or “turning.”

The suffix inae is standard taxonomic nomenclature to indicate that word pertains to a zoological subfamily.

Pronunciation

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Overview

Anacampsinae is a disputed subfamily of micro-moths within the family Gelechiidae.

Distribution of Subfamily Anacampsinae
Taxonomic Level Worldwide North America Midwestern USA Indiana    
Genera ~61 ~20 6 6
Species ~825 ~110 22 20

Documented Occurrences

This map shows the verified sightings of subfamily Anacampsinae in Indiana. All sightings were confirmed through photographic documentation by individuals who contributed to the Great American IN Nature Lepidoptera Project (GAIN LP).

GAIN LP
documented
in county.

Photo Credits

Anacampsis courtesy of Brian Lowry, Aproaerema courtesy of Dan McCord, and Untomia courtesy of Rick Welton.