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Introduction:This tribe is primarily neotropical, with a number of nearctic genera and species, and a few taxa, such as Hesperia, that have a holarctic distribution.
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Polites themistocles Trusted
Mary Keim
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Hylephila phyleus Trusted
summerazure
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Euphyes vestris Trusted
© Phil Myers
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Animal Diversity Web
Hesperia ruricola Trusted
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Found in 2 classifications
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Jason Sharp marked "Fiery Skipper (Hylephila phyleus) on Frostweed (Verbesina virginica)" as trusted on the "Verbesina virginica" page.
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Leo Shapiro marked the classification from "NCBI Taxonomy" as preferred for "Notamblyscirtes simius (W. H. Edwards 1881)".
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Leo Shapiro marked an unknown common name in an unknown language from "Euphyes dukesi Lindsey 1923" as untrusted.
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Leo Shapiro marked the English common name "Viereck?s Skipper" from "Atrytonopsis vierecki Skinner 1902" as untrusted.
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Leo Shapiro marked the English common name "Snow?s Skipper" from "Paratrytone snowi (W.H. Edwards, 1877)" as untrusted.
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