Tiquadra is a genus of moths belonging to the family Tineidae.
Some species are:
- Tiquadra aeneonivella <small> Walker, 1864</small> (from Venezuela)
- Tiquadra albescens <small> (Diakonoff, 1968)</small> (from Philippines)
- Tiquadra atomarcha <small> Meyrick, 1917</small> (from Australia)
- Tiquadra butyranthes <small> Meyrick, 1931</small> (from Brazil)
- Tiquadra circumdata <small> (Zeller, 1877)</small> (from Colombia, French Guyana)
- Tiquadra cultrifera <small> Meyrick, 1914</small> (from Ghana to Congo)
- Tiquadra crocidura <small> Meyrick, 1922</small> (from Brazil)
- Tiquadra drapetica <small> Meyrick, 1919</small> (from Brazil)
- Tiquadra enstacta <small> Meyrick, 1928</small> (from Andaman)
- Tiquadra etiennei <small>Viette, 1988</small> (from La Réunion)
- Tiquadra exercitata <small> Meyrick, 1922</small> (from Brazil)
- Tiquadra galactura <small> Meyrick, 1931</small> (from Brazil)
- Tiquadra ghesquierei <small> Gozmány, 1967</small> (from Congo)
- Tiquadra goochii <small> Walsingham, 1881</small> (South Africa, Congo, Comoros)
- Tiquadra guillermeti <small>Viette, 1988</small> (from La Réunion)
- Tiquadra gypsatma <small> (Meyrick, 1911)</small> (from Seychelles)
- Tiquadra halithea <small> (Meyrick, 1927)</small> (from Vanuatu)
- Tiquadra inophora <small> (Meyrick, 1919)</small> (from New Guinea)
- Tiquadra inscitella <small> Walker, 1863</small> (from Mexico/Southern USA)
- Tiquadra maculata <small> (Meyrick, 1886)</small> (from Tonga)
- Tiquadra mallodeta <small> Meyrick, 1924 </small>(from Mexico)
- Tiquadra nivosa <small> (Felder, 1875)</small>(from Brazil)
- Tiquadra nubilella <small> Amsel, 1956 </small>(from Venezuela and Colombia)
- Tiquadra nucifraga <small> Meyrick, 1919</small> (from Colombia)
- Tiquadra lentiginosa <small> (Zeller, 1877)</small> (from West Indies)
- Tiquadra lichenea <small>Walsingham, 1897</small> (from Central African Rep. to South Africa)
- Tiquadra nivosa <small> (Felder, 1875)</small> (from Brazil)
- Tiquadra ochreata <small>Gozmány, 1967</small> (from Congo)
- Tiquadra pircuniae <small> (Zeller, 1877)</small> (from Argentina)
- Tiquadra pontifica <small> Meyrick, 1919 </small>(from French Guiana)
- Tiquadra semiglobata <small> Meyrick, 1922</small> from Peru
- Tiquadra seraphinei <small>Guillermet, 2009</small>
- Tiquadra vilis <small> Meyrick, 1922</small> (from Argentina/Brazil)
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