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120 definitions found for Oreta

Oreta belongs to:
Drepanidae
Drepaninae

Oreta consists of:
Oreta acutior
Oreta acutula
Oreta adona
Oreta aequitermen
Oreta amblyptila
Oreta americana
Oreta ancora
Oreta andrema
Oreta angularis
Oreta ashleyi
Oreta asignis
Oreta aurata
Oreta auripes
Oreta berenica
Oreta bicolor
Oreta bilineata
Oreta bimaculata
Oreta brunnea
Oreta calceolaria
Oreta calida
Oreta cardinalis
Oreta carnea
Oreta castaneata
Oreta cera
Oreta cervina
Oreta chosenoreta
Oreta continua
Oreta dalia
Oreta dejeani
Oreta dissimilis
Oreta eminens
Oreta erminea
Oreta extensa
Oreta figlina
Oreta flavida
Oreta flavobrunnea
Oreta flavobscura
Oreta formosana
Oreta formosicola
Oreta formula
Oreta fulgens
Oreta fulvata
Oreta fusca
Oreta fuscopurpurea
Oreta griseata
Oreta griseotincta
Oreta hepatica
Oreta hoenei
Oreta horishana
Oreta hyalina
Oreta hypocalla
Oreta identata
Oreta inangulata
Oreta inconspicua
Oreta insignis
Oreta irrorata
Oreta jaspidea
Oreta javae
Oreta kalisi
Oreta leucospila
Oreta liensis
Oreta lilacina
Oreta loochooana
Oreta luculenta
Oreta marginata
Oreta miltodes
Oreta mollita
Oreta nigristriata
Oreta nigritacta
Oreta nigrostigma
Oreta nucicolor
Oreta obliquilinea
Oreta obtusa
Oreta olivacea
Oreta olivata
Oreta paki
Oreta pavaca
Oreta perfida
Oreta perfusa
Oreta perobliquilinea
Oreta pingorum
Oreta pulchripes
Oreta purpurea
Oreta purpurissa
Oreta roepkei
Oreta rosea
Oreta rubicunda
Oreta rubrifumata
Oreta rufibrunnea
Oreta rufula
Oreta sanguinea
Oreta semiornata
Oreta shania
Oreta sinensis
Oreta singapura
Oreta sinuata
Oreta speciosa
Oreta squamulata
Oreta sublustris
Oreta subrosea
Oreta subvinosa
Oreta suffusa
Oreta thaumalea
Oreta thermidora
Oreta tienia
Oreta timutia
Oreta trianga
Oreta trispina
Oreta triumbrata
Oreta tsina
Oreta turpis
Oreta unichroma
Oreta unilinea
Oreta ustimacula
Oreta variegata
Oreta vatama
Oreta violacea
Oreta zigzaga

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