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Phaeochlaena lampra

Phaeochlaena lampra

Family: Notodontidae
Order: Lepidoptera
Class: Insecta
Phylum / Division: Arthropoda
Kingdom: Animalia
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Phaeochlaena lampra is a moth of the family Notodontidae first described by Louis Beethoven Prout in 1918. It is found from south-eastern Brazil south to Uruguay, Paraguay and north-eastern Argentina.

The larvae feed on Solanum species.

Source: Wikipedia, article Phaeochlaena lampra. Content adapted from Wikipedia, available under the CC BY-SA 4.0 license. Accessed on 15/07/2026.





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Photography ID: 545416
  Adult
Parque Provincial Moconá
Misiones
Argentina
09/22/2021
Claudia Ramon
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Photography ID: 160697
♂  Adult
Parque Provincial Moconá
Misiones
Argentina
11/28/2015
Guillermo Marcaida



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Record IDDateExact timeCountryProvince / departmentPlaceFilmedPhotographedRecorded vocalObservedHeardWounded or deadNumber of individualsUser or BibliographyDetail
178587128/05/2023ArgentinaMisionesParque Provincial Moconá10Elsa Longo
181354322/09/2021ArgentinaMisionesParque Provincial MoconáClaudia Ramon
46097728/11/2015ArgentinaMisionesCamino al Moconá, Parque Provincial MoconáGuillermo Marcaida
7166522/05/2011ArgentinaMisionesZona Piedra Bugre, río abajo, costa río Uruguay, Parque Provincial MoconáCarlos M. Grassini
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Please use the following reference when citing this species account.
EcoRegistros. 2026. Phaeochlaena lampra – Species account. Accessed from www.ecoregistros.org on 22/09/2026.