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Polypogon canofusca (Hacker, Krüger & Mey, 2019)

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Higher taxa:	Erebidae (family)/ Herminiinae (subfamily)/ Polypogon (genus)/
Status:	Accepted
Authorship:	(Hacker, Krüger & Mey, 2019)
Citation:	Idia canofusca Hacker, Krüger & Mey spec. nov.
Original genus:	Idia
Publication:	Hacker H. H. 2019b. Families Nolidae Bruand 1846, Erebidae Leach, 1815, Euteliidae Grote, 1882 and Noctuidae Latreille, (Noctuoidea). – In: Mey W. & Krüger M. (Eds), The Lepidoptera fauna of a crater valley in the Great Escarpment of South Africa: The Asante Sana Project.
Journal:	Esperiana Memoir
Volume:	8
Issue:
Pagination:	445–446; genitalia pl. figs 1h, i; pl. 4, figs 8, 9

Taxonomic note:

Transferred to Polypogon by H. Hacker (2021: 229).

Hacker H. H. 2021. Rivulinae, Hypeninae, Herminiinae and Hypenodinae (Erebidae). Evolution of diversity of the African flora and fauna. — In: Hacker H. (ed.), Moths of Africa, Systematic and illustrated catalogue of the Heterocera (Lepidoptera) of Africa.

Scientific name	TypeStatus	Gender	Museum	Description	Country	Locality	Publication	URL
Polypogon canofusca (Hacker, Krüger & Mey, 2019)	Holotype	♂	MfN	Holotype ♂, genitalia slide H. Hacker 27956♂, MfN	South Africa	South Africa, Eastern Cape, Villiersdorp, Wolfskloof, 20.xi.2013, leg. W. Mey.
Polypogon canofusca (Hacker, Krüger & Mey, 2019)	Paratype	♂	MfN	Paratypes 6♂, 7♀, genitalia slide H. Hacker 25443♂, 27958♂, MfN.	South Africa	South Africa, Eastern Cape, Villiersdorp, Wolfskloof, 20.xi.2013, leg. W. Mey.

Scientific name	Country	Province	Publication	URL
Polypogon canofusca (Hacker, Krüger & Mey, 2019)	South Africa	Eastern Cape	Hacker H. H. 2019b. Families Nolidae Bruand 1846, Erebidae Leach, 1815, Euteliidae Grote, 1882 and Noctuidae Latreille, (Noctuoidea). – In: Mey W. & Krüger M. (Eds), The Lepidoptera fauna of a crater valley in the Great Escarpment of South Africa: The Asante Sana Project. page 445
Polypogon canofusca (Hacker, Krüger & Mey, 2019)	South Africa	Western Cape	Hacker H. H. 2021. Rivulinae, Hypeninae, Herminiinae and Hypenodinae (Erebidae). Evolution of diversity of the African flora and fauna. — In: Hacker H. (ed.), Moths of Africa, Systematic and illustrated catalogue of the Heterocera (Lepidoptera) of Africa. page 230
Polypogon canofusca (Hacker, Krüger & Mey, 2019)	South Africa	Northern Cape	Hacker H. H. 2021. Rivulinae, Hypeninae, Herminiinae and Hypenodinae (Erebidae). Evolution of diversity of the African flora and fauna. — In: Hacker H. (ed.), Moths of Africa, Systematic and illustrated catalogue of the Heterocera (Lepidoptera) of Africa. page 230

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