Agoma: taxon details and analytics
- Domain
- Kingdom
- Animalia
- Phylum
- Arthropoda
- Class
- Insecta
- Order
- Lepidoptera
- Family
- Noctuidae
- Genus
- Agoma
- Species
- Scientific Name
- Agoma
Summary description from Wikipedia:
Agoma
Agoma is a monotypic moth genus of the family Noctuidae erected by Sergius G. Kiriakoff in 1977. Its only species, Agoma trimenii, or Trimen's false tiger, was first described by Rudolf Felder in 1874. It is known from most countries of subtropical Africa.
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Parent Taxon
Sibling Taxa
- Acantuerta
- Acyclania
- Aegocera
- Aegoceropsis
- Agarista
- Agaristodes
- Agoma
- Aletopus
- Alloasteropetes
- Alypia
- Alypiodes
- Ancarista
- Andrhippuris
- Androloma
- Apaegocera
- Apina
- Argyrolepidia
- Asteropetes
- Aucula
- Brephos
- Burgena
- Caularis
- Chaetostephana
- Charitosemia
- Chelonomorpha
- Chlanidophora
- Clemira
- Coenotoca
- Comocrus
- Crameria
- Cremnophora
- Crinala
- Crinocula
- Cruria
- Cruriopsis
- Cyanohypsa
- Darceta
- Darcetina
- Episteme
- Epithisanotia
- Eriopana
- Erocha
- Eudryas
- Eupseudomorpha
- Euscirrhopterus
- Eutrichopidia
- Exsula
- Fleta
- Gerra
- Gerrodes
- Godasa
- Graphelysia
- Hecatesia
- Hemituerta
- Heraclia
- Hespagarista
- Hoplarista
- Hypotuerta
- Idalima
- Ipanica
- Leucogonia
- Leucovis
- Longicella
- Lophonotidia
- Maikona
- Massaga
- Melanchroiopsis
- Metagarista
- Mimeusemia
- Misa
- Mitrophrys
- Neotuerta
- Omphaloceps
- Ophthalmis
- Ovios
- Paida
- Paraegocera
- Paratuerta
- Periopta
- Periscepta
- Phalaenoides
- Pimprana
- Platagarista
- Pseudagoma
- Pseudcraspedia
- Pseudopais
- Pseudotuerta
- Psychomorpha
- Radinocera
- Rhosus
- Rothia
- Sarbanissa
- Sarbissa
- Schausia
- Scrobigera
- Seirocastnia
- Sergiusia
- Syfania
- Syfanoidea
- Tuerta
- Tuertella
- Weymeria
- Xerociris
- Zalissa