Typhonia

Typhonia is a genus of moths of the Psychidae family.

Selected species

Some species of this genus are:

• Typhonia abacodes <small> (Meyrick, 1908)</small>
• Typhonia alluaudiella <small>(Viette, 1954)</small>
• Typhonia amica <small> (Meyrick, 1908)</small>
• Typhonia anasactis <small> (Meyrick, 1907)</small> (from Sri Lanka)
• Typhonia animosa <small> (Meyrick, 1913)</small>
• Typhonia autopetra <small> (Meyrick, 1907)</small> (from Sri Lanka)
• Typhonia autochthonia <small> (Meyrick, 1931)</small> (from India)
• Typhonia bettoni <small> (Butler, 1898)</small>
• Typhonia bimaculata <small>Sobczyk & Schütte, 2010</small>
• Typhonia brachiata <small> (Meyrick, 1919)</small> (from India)
• Typhonia campestris <small> (Meyrick, 1916)</small> (from India)
• Typhonia certatrix <small> (Meyrick, 1916)</small> (from India)
• Typhonia circophora <small> (Meyrick, 1909)</small>
• Typhonia cnaphalodes <small> (Meyrick, 1917</small>
• Typhonia coagulata <small> (Meyrick, 1919)</small> (from India)
• Typhonia colonica <small> (Meyrick, 1916)</small> (from India)
• Typhonia craterodes <small> (Meyrick, 1917)</small>
• Typhonia cremata <small> (Meyrick, 1916)</small> (from India)
• Typhonia cylindraula <small> (Meyrick, 1920)</small>
• Typhonia decaryella <small>(Viette, 1955)</small> (from Madagascar)
• Typhonia deposita <small> (Meyrick, 1919)</small> (from India)
• Typhonia dissoluta <small> (Meyrick, 1908)</small>
• Typhonia energa <small> (Meyrick, 1905)</small> (from Sri Lanka)
• Typhonia effervescens <small>(Meyrick, 1911)</small>
• Typhonia expressa <small> (Meyrick, 1916)</small> (from Sri Lanka)
• Typhonia exsecrata <small> (Meyrick, 1937)</small> (from India)
• Typhonia fibriculatella <small>(Viette, 1956)</small>
• Typhonia frenigera <small> (Meyrick, 1911)</small> (from Sri Lanka)
• Typhonia granularis <small> (Meyrick, 1916)</small> (from Sri Lanka)
• Typhonia gregaria <small> (Meyrick, 1916)</small> (from India)
• Typhonia gypsopetra <small> (Meyrick, 1937)</small>
• Typhonia halieutis <small> (Meyrick, 1908)</small>
• Typhonia homopercna <small> (Meyrick, 1920)</small>
• Typhonia isopeda <small> (Meyrick, 1907)</small> (from India)
• Typhonia jactata <small> (Meyrick, 1937)</small> (from India)
• Typhonia imparata <small> (Meyrick, 1928)</small> (from India)
• Typhonia indigena <small> (Meyrick, 1917)</small>
• Typhonia infensa <small> (Meyrick, 1916)</small> (from India)
• Typhonia interscissa <small> (Meyrick, 1924)</small>
• Typhonia inveterata <small> (Meyrick, 1915)</small>
• Typhonia leucosceptra <small> (Meyrick, 1907)</small> (from Sri Lanka)
• Typhonia lignosa <small> (Meyrick, 1917)</small> (from India)
• Typhonia nota <small> (Meyrick, 1919)</small> (from India)
• Typhonia linodyta <small> (Meyrick, 1921)</small>
• Typhonia liochra <small> (Meyrick, 1908)</small>
• Typhonia marmarodes <small> (Meyrick, 1920)</small>
• Typhonia meliphaea <small> (Meyrick, 1916)</small> (from India)
• Typhonia metherca <small> (Meyrick, 1916)</small> (from Sri Lanka)
• Typhonia multiplex <small> (Meyrick, 1917)</small> (from India)
• Typhonia mylica <small> (Meyrick, 1908)</small>
• Typhonia nectaritis <small> (Meyrick, 1915)</small>
• Typhonia nigrescens <small> (Meyrick, 1920)</small>
• Typhonia obtrectans <small> (Meyrick, 1930)</small> (from India)
• Typhonia onthostola <small> (Meyrick, 1937)(</small> (from India)
• Typhonia paraphrictis <small>(Meyrick, 1908)</small>
• Typhonia paraclasta <small> (Meyrick, 1922)</small> (from India)
• Typhonia paricropa <small> (Meyrick, 1907)</small> (from India)
• Typhonia pelostrota <small> (Meyrick, 1927)</small>
• Typhonia pericrossa <small> (Meyrick, 1907)</small> (from India)
• Typhonia petrodes <small> (Meyrick, 1914)</small>
• Typhonia phaeogenes <small> (Meyrick, 1919)</small> (from India)
• Typhonia picea <small> (Meyrick, 1917)</small>
• Typhonia praecepta <small> (Meyrick, 1916)</small> (from India)
• Typhonia ptyalistis <small> (Meyrick, 1937)</small> (from India)
• Typhonia ramifera <small> (Meyrick, 1916)</small> (from India)
• Typhonia rhythmopis <small> (Meyrick, 1928)</small> (Andamans)
• Typhonia salicoma <small> (Meyrick, 1918)</small>
• Typhonia semota <small> (Meyrick, 1937)</small> (from India)
• Typhonia seyrigiella <small>(Viette, 1954)</small> (from Madagascar)
• Typhonia stelitis <small> (Meyrick, 1908)</small>
• Typhonia stratifica <small> (Meyrick, 1907)</small> (from Sri Lanka)
• Typhonia stupea <small> (Wallengren, 1875)</small>
• Typhonia subacta <small> (Meyrick, 1919)</small> (from India)
• Typhonia susurrans <small> (Meyrick, 1911)</small>
• Typhonia systolaea <small> (Meyrick, 1908)</small>
• Typhonia talaria <small> (Meyrick, 1924)</small>
• Typhonia tanyphaea <small> (Meyrick, 1924)</small>
• Typhonia tetraspila <small> (Meyrick, 1905)</small> (from Sri Lanka)
• Typhonia tylota <small> (Meyrick, 1916)</small> (from India)
• Typhonia tyrophanes <small> (Meyrick, 1917)</small>
• Typhonia vadonella <small>(Viette, 1955)</small> (from Madagascar)
• Typhonia vorticosa <small> (Meyrick, 1930)</small> (from India)

References

• Markku Savela's ftp.funet.fi

• , 2000: Typhonia beatricis sp. n., eine möglicherweise aus dem östlichen Mittelmeerraum eingeschleppte Psychide (Lepidoptera, Psychidae). Mitteilungen der Entomologischen Gesellschaft Basel 50 (1): 2–17.
• , 2011: World Catalogue of Insects Volume 10 Psychidae (Lepidoptera): 1-467.
• , 2012: Beiträge zur kenntnis der orientalischen Psychidae IV.Die arten von Typhonia Boisduval, 1834 in Südostasien (Lepidoptera). Entomologische Zeitschrift EZ1: 13-19.
• 2010: Two new species, taxonomic notes and a checklist of bagworm moths from Madagascar (Lepidoptera, Psychidae). Deutsche Entomologische Zeitschrift 57 (1): 59-68. Abstract: https://archive.today/20121216153228/http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/journal/123471552/abstract. Full article: http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/cgi-bin/fulltext/123471552/PDFSTART.