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Tribe
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Packard, 1896
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(
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)
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described the tribe as follows: a pair of small sclerites lateral to clypeus present and naked gena as autapomorphies of the tribe; long accessory cell in forewing and peculiarities of venation and phenology; micropterism of females, associated with high fecundity. Some East Palaearctic species of
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Hübner
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and related genera with fully winged females share the above characters with
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<emphasis id="688B0E66FFB3FFE6FCFBF9E7D827F96F" box="[793,881,1659,1682]" italics="true" pageId="21" pageNumber="22">Epirrita</emphasis>
Hübner.
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The group of “winter moths” has been discussed from the aspects of its extreme traits of bioecology and female micropterism.
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and
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Snäll
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. (2007)
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have also tried to elucidate the position of
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within the subfamily and the timing of its speciation.
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Snäll
<emphasis id="688B0E66FFB3FFE6FC55F97FD8B0F907" box="[951,998,1762,1786]" italics="true" pageId="21" pageNumber="22">et al</emphasis>
. (2007)
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found sister-group relationships between
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and
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; from the aspect of comparative morphology, both share long labides which fuse together at the apex. Operophterin has a stout uncus and
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- specifically modified male sternite A8 (
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)
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The following traits characterize the tribe supplementally: ecological trait: polyphagous on trees and shrubs; male antenna ciliated long (shared with
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and some ennomine winter moths); labides arise from juxta, while the connection to costa base is membranous (shared with
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); labides tips united roof-like upon the juxta.
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The tribe is restricted to the Holarctic region, being most speciose in
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.
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