Sagalassa is a genus of moths in the family Brachodidae.
Species
- Sagalassa aequalis <small>Walker, 1862</small>
- Sagalassa buprestoides <small>Walker, 1864</small>
- Sagalassa chrysauge <small>Felder, 1875</small>
- Sagalassa coleoptrata <small>Walker, 1854</small>
- Sagalassa cryptoleucella <small>Walker, 1866</small>
- Sagalassa cryptopyrrhella <small>Walker, 1866</small>
- Sagalassa falsissima <small>Dognin, 1910</small>
- Sagalassa lilacina <small>Walsingham</small>
- Sagalassa metallica <small>Walker, 1856</small>
- Sagalassa nephelospila <small>Meyrick, 1912</small>
- Sagalassa orthochorda <small>Meyrick, 1922</small>
- Sagalassa robusta <small>Walker, 1856</small>
- Sagalassa triphaenoides <small>Butler, 1883</small>
- Sagalassa valida <small>Walker, 1856</small>
Former species
- Sagalassa ambigua <small>Turner, 1941</small>
- Sagalassa ampla <small>Turner, 1941</small>
- Sagalassa androgyna <small>Turner, 1913</small>
- Sagalassa basichrysa <small>Lower, 1916</small>
- Sagalassa centropis <small>Meyrick, 1907</small>
- Sagalassa conspersa <small>Turner, 1941</small>
- Sagalassa desmotoma <small>Lower, 1896</small>
- Sagalassa diabolus <small>Felder, 1875</small>
- Sagalassa emplecta <small>Turner, 1941</small>
- Sagalassa episcota <small>Lower, 1903</small>
- Sagalassa eubrachycera <small>Diakonoff, 1967</small>
- Sagalassa heterozyga <small>Turner, 1913</small>
- Sagalassa holodisca <small>Meyrick, 1907</small>
- Sagalassa homotona <small>Swinhoe, 1892</small>
- Sagalassa isomacha <small>Meyrick, 1925</small>
- Sagalassa leucopis <small>Meyrick, 1907</small>
- Sagalassa lygropis <small>Turner, 1913</small>
- Sagalassa mesochrysa <small>Lower, 1903</small>
- Sagalassa micrastra <small>Meyrick, 1907</small>
- Sagalassa omichleutis <small>Meyrick, 1907</small>
- Sagalassa orthaula <small>Meyrick, 1907</small>
- Sagalassa pammelas <small>Turner, 1913</small>
- Sagalassa platysema <small>Meyrick, 1921</small>
- Sagalassa poecilota <small>Turner, 1923</small>
- Sagalassa resumptana <small>Walker, 1863</small>
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