Cyphura is a genus of moths in the family Uraniidae. The genus was erected by William Warren in 1902.
Distribution
The genus includes primarily nocturnal or crepuscular moths that are found in the Australasian tropical areas. Species have a generally pale or nearly-white colouration with brown or dark patterns. The larvae live in webbing of the host plant.
Species
* Cyphura albisecta <small>Warren</small>
* Cyphura approximans <small>Swinhoe, 1916</small>
* Cyphura atramentaria <small>Warren</small>
* Cyphura bifasciata <small>Butler, 1879</small>
* Cyphura catenulata <small>Warren, 1902</small>
* Cyphura caudiferaria <small>Boisduval</small>
* Cyphura clarissima <small>Butler</small>
* Cyphura costalis <small>Butler</small>
* Cyphura dealbata <small>Warren</small>
* Cyphura destrigata <small>Kirsch</small>
* Cyphura extensa <small>Rothschild</small>
* Cyphura falka <small>Swinhoe</small>
* Cyphura geminia <small>(Cramer, 1777)</small> (Ambon Island)
* Cyphura gutturalis <small>Swinhoe, 1916</small>
* Cyphura latimarginata <small>Swinhoe, 1902</small>
* Cyphura maxima <small>Strand</small>
* Cyphura multistrigaria <small>Warren</small>
* Cyphura mundaria <small>Walker</small>
* Cyphura pannata <small>Felder</small>
* Cyphura pardata <small>Warren</small>
* Cyphura phantasma <small>Felder</small>
* Cyphura pieridaria <small>Warren, 1902</small>
* Cyphura reducta <small>Joicey & Talbot</small>
* Cyphura semialba <small>Warren</small>
* Cyphura semiobsoleta <small>Warren</small>
* Cyphura subsimilis <small>Warren, 1902</small>
* Cyphura swinhoei <small>Joicey, 1917</small>
* Cyphura urapteroides <small>Joicey</small>
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