Species Previously Included in The Genus Hepialus
Species previously placed in the genus Hepialus include:
- Hepialus behrensii now Phymatopus behrensii
- Hepialus californicus, now Phymatopus californicus
- Hepialus gracilis, now Korscheltellus gracilis
- Hepialus hecta, now Phymatopus hecta
- Hepialus hectoides, now Phymatopus hectoides
- Hepialus lupulinus, now Korscheltellus lupulina
- Hepialus montanus now Phymatopus behrensii
- Hepialus mustelinus
- Hepialus sequoiolus, now Phymatopus californicus sequoiolus
- Hepialus virescens, now Aenetus virescens
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