Heterocera of Papua, Christophe Avon 2014

Heterocera
Papua and West-Papua

(Indonesian New Guinea)
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Heterocera
Papua is the western part of the island New Guinea and belongs politically to Indonesia.
From 1828 till 1963 it was under control of The Netherlands as Dutch New Guinea. From
1963 the Indonesians first named it West Irian or Irian Barat. From 1973 it was named
Irian Jaya and since 2000 it officially is named Papua. The part from the Birdshead
Peninsula till East of Wandammen Peninsula is nowadays the Province of Papua Barat
(West Papua), the eastern part till the PNG border is the Province of Papua.
Biogeography of Papua Indonesia
Geological history
The geography of the world is continuously changing in time. The Earth's crust is broken
up in numerous pieces and is in constant movement. It is a dynamic system of « floating
jigsaw puzzle pieces », some very large, others very tiny. Especially the area of Southeast
Asia, the islands in particular, are subject to very complicated geological processes,
tectonic movements. Dr. A.J. de Boer and Dr. J.P. Duffels discuss the biogeography of
cicadas and the reconstruction of the geological history of Southeast Asia and Australian
and Pacific islands in some of their publications. A short introduction is given below.
The rich biota of the Indo-Pacific region, east of Wallace's line, is a composite of Oriental
and Australian elements. The high biodiversity presumably finds its origin in the
extremely complex geotectonic past of the area. The area was shaped at the interaction
zone of three converging tectonic plates: the Eurasian, Australian, and Pacific plates, and
at present comprises a mixture of rifted microcontinents and fragments of Tertiary island
arc origin. The area considered roughly consists of Sulawesi, Maluku, New Guinea, the
Bismarck Archipelago, the Solomon islands, Vanuatu, Fiji, Tonga, Samoa, and some
more outlying islands as the Caroline and Society groups. The present-day geography of
this area developed after a series of continent-island arc collisions, first in southeast Asia,
and later in northern Australia. The extreme complexity of the area in biogeographic
respect is supposed to be mainly determined by the tectonic movements. The afore
mentioned collisions at first caused the fragmentation of the originally more or less
continuous island arc systems, but subsequent collisions led to a reassemblage of many
such fragments in a changed geographical order in and around New Guinea. The
fragmentation of island arcs led to vicariant speciation, while reassembly enabled
dispersal of species into adjacent areas. Consequently, the flora and fauna of the area, and
those of New Guinea in particular, result from a mixture of vicariant and dispersal events,
and offer the opportunity to study the similarities and differences between the vicariance
and dispersal patterns.
The complexity of geotectonic movements makes Wallacea, New Guinea, and the west
Pacific a challenging area for areacladistic [and biogeographic] studies, since many of the
changes that occurred in the relative positions of the various islands and island parts must
have led to vicariant speciations. The taxon-areacladogram of a monophyletic group of
sufficient age, that shows a high rate of endemism in the areas concerned, should reflect
that geotectonic history.
Areas of endemism
Areas of endemism are characterised by overlapping distributions of endemic species or
species groups, and by a concentration of species of any given monophyletic group. Areas
of endemism can be separated from adjoining areas by their own particular biota. An area
of endemism can consist of two or more areas of endemism of a 'lower rank', when
monophyletic species groups endemic to this area contain monophyletic subgroups which
are restricted to a part of the area of endemism in question.
Geography of Papua
The geography of Papua is dominated by several mountain ranges in the northern half and
widely forested wetlands in the southern half. In the neighbourhood of large cities and
villages the tropical rainforest is declining by logging, burning and polution, like
everywhere in the tropics, but fortunately the island still is one of the most richest for
what primary rainforest is concerned. Approximately about 70% of its surface is still
untouched, and please let's preserve this treasure!

Raja Ampat Islands

The Raja Ampat Islands are rather large islands northwest of the Birdshead Peninsula.
The four largest islands are Waigeo, Batanta, Salawati and Misool, with wealthy nature
and rather undisturbed forests. Waigeo is famous for its biodiversity in birds, Salawati is
known from some important butterfly species, but little is known from Batanta. Misool is
rather well known because of the many naturalistic visits in the past. The fauna is for the
greater part papuan, but there are definitely some moluccan elements, rather expected
considering the vicinity of the Moluccan Islands like Halmahera and Seram. The island
Gebe takes a peculiar place in this region. Its fauna is for the greater part Papuan, but it
belongs politically to the Moluccas.
The largest city in the neighbourhood is Sorong, at the northwest point of the Birdshead
Peninsula. It is an unpleasant place to be, with it's oil industry, dirty harbour, cleared
coastline and backland. The city is crowded and noisy with busy (taxi) traffic. In the wide
surrounding the results of large scale logging are still visible, with erosion of the red
coloured soil causing trouble. It is, however, the place to be when you have to go to the
Raja Ampat Islands. Motorized longboats take you where ever you want to go to the
nearby islands, but Misool should be reached by larger long distance boats.
Entomological expeditions :
1826 - Dumont D'Urville visits Offack (on Waigeo).
1858 - Alfred Russel Wallace collected on Waigeo and Salawatti.
1861 - Ch. Allan, assistent of Alfred Russel Wallace, enters the Birdshead Peninsula at
Sorong and spents a month in the mountains. He also visited Mysol (Misool).
1875 - The Italian naturalist O. Beccari visits Sorong and discovers Wai Samson and the
mountains Morait and Aas at West Birdshead Peninsula.
1883 - 1884 The French naturalist F.H.H. Guillemard visits Waigeo, Batanta and Mysol
(Misool). He collected birds, butterflies and other insects.
1889 - For 9 years the German collector H. Kühn collected in New Guinea and the
adjacent islands. He collected also on Mysol (Misool).
1915 - In order of J.J. Joicey (owner of the private Hill Museum) A.E. Pratt and his sons
collected in February to April 1915 on Waigeo.
1916 - W.J.C. Frost collected butterflies on Mysol (Misool).
1928-1929 - From December 1928 till May 1929 Prince Leopold from Belgium visits the
Dutch Indian Archipelago. He also visited Misool and Weeim. Apart from other animals
he collected also insects ((type)material in ISNB, Brussels).
1938 - Miss Lucy E. Cheesman visits Waigeo to collect insects.
1996 - Expedition of the Zoological Museum of Amsterdam to Sorong and Batanta, by
Arnold de Boer, Gerrit Withaar, Piet Zumkehr, Herman de Jong and Rob de Vos.
2009 (March) - The Entomological Society of Latvia (Lettland): D.Telnov, M.Kalnins,
K.Greke and Z.Pipkaleja studied insects and non-marine Mollusca on Misool Island.
Arfak Mountains
The Arfak Mountains are situated at the northeast side of the Birdshead Peninsula. The
mountains are of a rather moderate altitude with peaks up to 2940 meters (Mount Mebo).
It is amazing that nature is so wealthy and rather undisturbed in the vicinity of a big city
like Manokwari. Moreover, at the very northwestern edge of the city is The Meja
Reserve, a rather small National Park on top of Mount Meja (« Table Mountain »).
Although there is high pressure on the protection of the surrounding nature by civilization
(traffic, industry, logging), the Arfak Mountains are spared until now. With its rather
steep mountain slopes and deep cloves it seems not interesting for industrial exploiration
yet.
Most important cultivated areas are situated at the east coast of the Birdshead Peninsula.
In the north the big city of Manokwari is settled, more south Andai, Warkapi, Oransbari
and, at the southernmost point of the Arfak, Ransiki. Manokwari is the largest city in this
area and is the second largest city of Papua and inhabits an university. Next in row at the
east coast is Ransiki. It has a small industry and fishery harbour.
At the edges of the mountain area we found some palm-oil plantages (near Andai and
Prafi) and areas with secundairy forest, but somewhat deeper in the mountains are still
wide areas of primary forest, where the flora and fauna is rather undisturbed. High in the
mountains are the two Anggi Lakes, Gigi and Gita. The Arfak Mountains inhabit a very
rich biodiversity for several fauna elements, like birds and insects, with many endemic
species. It definitely needs to be protected as a nature reserve.
1826 - Dumont D'Urville visits the Dorey Bay (where at present Manokwari is settled)
and meets for the first time Arfak people. He is passenger on the ship D'Astrolabe of L.J.
Duperrey.
1858 - Alfred Russel Wallace spents a few weeks at Doré (now Manokwari), collecting
birds and insects. His collectors go in the Arfak Mountains. He also collected at the North
coast of the Birdshead Peninsula.
1872 - The Italian naturalist L.M. D'Albertis makes a trip from Andai to Mt. Hattam
(Arfak).
1873 - The German A.B. Meyer, from the Zoology Museum in Dresden, visited Dorey
Bay and collected lepidoptera. He also visited Manem (now Mansinam).
1875 - The Italian naturalist O. Beccari climbes in the Arfak Mountains and reaches Mt.
Hattam (2040 m).
1877 - The French naturalist L. Laglaize visits the Karoner, Amberbaker and Kebar
people at the Northcoast of the Birdshead Peninsula.
1883 - 1884 The French naturalist F.H.H. Guillemard visits the Birdshead Peninsula. He
collected birds, butterflies and other insects.
adjacent islands.

1891 - The Swiss Hans Fruhstorfer visits the Birdshead Peninsula and collected many
lepidoptera. His material is still preserved in the BMNH and ZMHB.
1892 - The English animal collector W. Doherty collected many birds and insects, of
which mostly butterflies. He visited Andai and Dorey.
1896 - Doherty visits New Guinea for the second time, visiting Dorey Bay.
1896 - Zoologist E.St. Vraz explores the Arfak Mountains and reaches up to 20 km South
of Mt. Hattam.
1907 - A.E. Pratt visits, together with his two sons Felix and Charles Pratt, the Arfak
Mountains near Manokwari. Charles also visited Warmasin (Anggi Lakes, Arfak
Mountains, February 1909). Both brothers, Felix and Charles went on the River Uty and
Mt. Misresi in the Arfak Mountains.
1913 - A.E. Pratt and his two sons Felix and Charles plan a new trip to the Anggi Lakes
in the Arfak Mountains.
collected in the Arfak Mountains.
1928 - Ernst Mayr, a German ornithologist, collected birds, mammals, plants and insects
on the Birdshead Peninsula, mostly from the Arfak Mountains.
Dutch Indian Archipelago. He also visited the Arfak Mountains. Apart from other animals
he collected also insects ((type)material in ISNB, Brussels).
1993 - Expedition of the Zoological Museum of Amsterdam to Manokwari, Meja
Reserve, Prafi and Warkapi (Arfak), by Arnold de Boer, Twan Rutten and Rob de Vos.
1996 - Expedition of the Zoological Museum of Amsterdam to Manokwari, Meja
Reserve, Andai, Prafi and Ransiki (Arfak), by Arnold de Boer, Gerrit Withaar, Piet
Zumkehr, Herman de Jong and Rob de Vos.
Schouten Islands (Biak and adjacent islands)

North of the Cenderawasih Bay, between the Birdshead Peninsula and the eastern
mainland of Papua, are the large Schouten Islands situated. The largest and most
important islands of the Schouten Islands are Biak, Supiori, Yapen and Numfoor. Biak
(together with Supiori formerly the Schouten Islands) is the most important one with an
international airport and harbour. The southern part of Biak is cultivated, the northern part
in majority undisturbed secundary and primary forests, with the Northern Biak Island
Reserve as National Park. The city of Biak is the largest town on the island, other
somewhat larger villages are Bosnik (the former Dutch capital city of Biak), Waroi and
Korem. In 1996 Korem was stroke by a « tsunami », caused by a heavy earthquake, and
for the greater part destroyed. Pictures below show the situation in Korem before this
disaster, in 1993. The village has been rebuild but still, after more than ten years, the
Northeast coast of Biak and Supiori show traces of tsunami destruction.

Biak Island
Biak attracts many tourists from Japan, USA and The Netherlands because of its war
history. The American army and the Japanese invaders were in heavy combat at the end
of Worldwar II. The Japanese hide themselves in the many natural caves at the south
coast of Biak where they were trapped and slaughtered by thousands. Still many traces of
this battle can be found in monuments, remains of tanks, landing ships, Jeeps,
ammunition and, unfortunately, also remains of human bones (some are even sold to
tourists). Just outside Biak City is a small museum where many of these remains can be
found.
Supiori Island
Supiori, northwest of Biak, with the rather undisturbed Supiori Island Reserve, has a
small mountain ridge with the highest peak, Bonsupiori, with an altitude of 1034 meter.
One of our visits in 2008 was on the northside of Supiori Island. Although a ring road
around the island is being made, it was a pleasant surprise to us to see that most of the
island is still covered by primary forest. Attemps are made to cut roads to the inside of the
island but so far these are not yet numerous and far from complete. Of course it is just a
matter of time until the island will be explored and cultivated, unless the official status of
National Reserve. Therefore we should give logging and destroying the rainforest no
chance and insist upon protection of the island's nature by the Indonesian government.
The northcoast of Supiori is dominated by Mangrove forests interrupted by some small
villages settled at the coast. A totally new capital city has been build in the northeast
which is still uninhabited, because people rather live in their familiar village with their
own poor houses.
The insect life is still flourishing in the forests. Some conspicuous and common species
are Ornithoptera priamus (Lepidoptera: Papilionidae), Eupholus magnificus (Coleoptera:
Curculionidae) and Acherontia lachesis (Lepidoptera: Sphingidae). We were lucky to
have Joop Schaffers with us on our trip, who is an enthousiast macro-photographer. Many
of the insects seen during the day or attracted to light in the evening were captured with
his camera, and when suitable also collected by us.
Numfoor Island
Numfoor is a rather shallow and relatively small island, with a small mountain,
Meriukwari, of only 204 meter. There is still rainforest present.
A citation of Mr. Felix Pratt in: J.J. Joicey & G. Talbot, 1916. New Lepidoptera from the
Schouten Islands. Trans. Ent.Soc.London 1916 Part I: 65-68. (Papilionidae), about the
Lepidoptera fauna on Biak:
« On biak, as on most islands out here, the commonest insects are Danaids and Satyrids.
To the east, Appias and Catopsilia, particularly the former, were exceedingly common,
i.e. for this part of the world. In South America forty to fifty Catopsilia in one sweep of
the net is quite possible on a mule road. Such a take out here is an impossibility; four or
five at once would be unusual. To the west, although the country is open and suitable to
rapid-flying Pierids, the Appias and Catopsilia were conspicuous by their absence. In fact,

speaking from the standard of most tropical islands, butterflies in general are rather rare
on Biak. »
« The difference between the forms on Biak and their allies in New Guinea and Jobi
(Jappen [= Japen]), as far as is known with regard to the latter island, is remarkable. The
same applies to the flora. Further, there are no paradise birds, kangaroos, cassowaries, or
hornbills, yet all these are plentiful on Jobi, not thirty miles away. Yet the Goura victoriae
(crown pigeon), which is a particularly heavy bird and can fly only a very short distance,
is quite plentiful. This bird may, however, have been imported from Humboldt Bay
centuries ago when there was perhaps communication with the more eastern districts.
There is a lighter strain in many of the natives and some even have straight hair. This
points to some past connection with the natives of the islands at the other end (south-east)
of New Guinea. Were it not for the fact that Biak is apparently new land, one might
suppose that it belongs to a former continent or great island. According to a missionary,
one part, a small mountain, shows signs of being of very ancient formation; this tallies
with the native folk-lore. »
« The formation of Biak is coral-limestone. There is anchorage on the south coast at
Mokmen, but I believe none on the north. In places one can stand on the edge of the coral
reef at low tide and sond without finding any bottom at sixty fathoms, as at Bosnek [=
Bosnik] on the south-east corner. »
« The prevailing wind is, of course, the south east. This is a trade wind and really blows
all the year round, but what is known as the south-east monsoon blows from April to
September. Then the north-westerly squalls begin. »
« The altitude is not greater than 200 or 300 feet except in one part to the north, where a
mountain runs up to 2000 feet. This, however, is not high enough to produce mountain
forms. »
« There are no swamps on the island, and behind Waridoon the west are undulating
plains. Here, in patches of secondary growth, most of the Delias were found. »
« One might stop a considerable time on Biak and get very few Delias. Perhaps a few
euphemia males and, may be, both sexes of multicolor if one happenend to see the
jambosa tree in flower on the sea shore. To get Delias, particularly the females, one must
find the flowering trees which they haunt, and wait patiently in the branches during the
sunny hours; 4 p.m. is a good time for females. During the great heat of the day most
things are still except in the woods, where it is always possible to come across some
females drinking. The female of euphemia is quite rare and very conspicuous; maudei is
very rare indeed, and bosnikiana is yet rarer. »
« Papilio felixi is found hovering over the mud near the shore. It is not at all common, but
its habits are probably much the same as the other thule forms. »
1873 - The German A.B. Meyer, from the Zoology Museum in Dresden, visited Mafoor
(now Numfoor), Mysore (now the Schouten Islands Biak and Supiori) and Jobi (now
Yapen). He explored the whole « Geelvink » (Cenderawasih) Bay coast.

1883 - 1884 The French naturalist F.H.H. Guillemard visits Jobi (Yapen). He collected
birds, butterflies and other insects.
which mostly butterflies. He visited the island Jobi (Yapen).
1896 - Doherty visits New Guinea for the second time, visiting Jobi (Yapen), Biak and
Mafor (Numfor).
1907 - Felix and Charles Pratt visited Mioswaar (October 1909). A.E. Pratt senior and his
two sons collected for six months on Biak Island.
collected on the Schouten Islands (i.e. Biak).
1920 - Charles, Felix and J. Pratt collected on Mefor (Numfor).
Dutch Indian Archipelago. He also visited Yapen. Apart from other animals he collected
also insects ((type)material in ISNB, Brussels).
1938 - Miss Lucy E. Cheesman visits Yapen to collect insects.
1993 - Survey of the Zoological Museum of Amsterdam to Biak, by Arnold de Boer,
Twan Rutten and Rob de Vos.
2008 - Survey to Supiori by members of the Papua Insects Foundation.
Onin Peninsula (Fakfak)

South of the Birdshead Peninsula is Bomberai Peninsula with two mountainous areas,
Onin or Fakfak Peninsula and the Kumafa Mountains. Of the latter hardly anything is
known, but Fakfak is rather frequently visited by explorers. The former name of the city
of Fakfak is Kapaur, which can be found on some ancient maps, but many times used by
biologists. The Fakfak Mountains are of moderate altitude, the highest peak being 1619
meter.
1896 - W. Doherty visits New Guinea for the second time, visiting Kapaur (now Fakfak).
1905 - A.E. Pratt visits Fakfak from May to June to collect lepidoptera.
1907 - A.E. Pratt visits Fakfak again from December 1907 to February 1908.
1913 - J.C. Baggelaar collected many lepidoptera from the western part of Papua, from
McCluer Gulf (Berau Bay) to Arguni Bay, north of the Onin Peninsula.
1939 - R.G. Wind and his wife visited Fakfak and Merauke to collect butterflies and
insects, which were sold to museums.
2005 - Henk van Mastrigt and members of KSP visited Fakfak and surroundings.
2010 - Members of the Entomological Society of Latvia visited several localities on the
peninsula among which Fakfak.
Wandammen Peninsula and surrounding

The Wandammen Peninsula is a relatively small area on the west side of the
Cenderawasih Bay, dominated by a north-south running high mountain ridge, the
Wondiwoi or Wandammen Mountains, with altitudes up to 2252 meters. The east side of
this mountain ridge has very steep mountain slopes, at the west side the mountains are of
a lower altitude with more shallow slopes. At this side most of the few villages are
settled. Almost all of the mountain slopes are forested, but at the west side a small and
narrow area is cultivated, with Wasior, Miei, Rasiei and Tandia as the only villages with
some importance. Because there is still no road connection with the mainland of the
Birdshead Peninsula there are no cars, only some motorcycles and mopeds, the main
traffic is done by foot and by « vlerkprauw », a narrow boat with floaters on both sides. In
Wasior and Miei many remains of the Dutch colonial time are still present; houses,
schools and monuments of murdered missionaries. Because of its isolation the virgin
nature is overwhelming. However, Wasior can be reached by boats coming from
Manokwari and Ransiki which carry goods and petrol for the local people. Merpati used
to have an aerial connection with Wasior from Manokwari, but since 1996 it is
discontinued.
The mountainous area southwest of Wandammen, between the Bomberai Peninsula and
Wandammen Peninsula, is almost unexplored. The mountains are of moderate altitude,
the highest peak is 1605 meter. A little more is known of the frequently visited bays at the
south coast, like Triton Bay and Etna Bay. We hope to get some detailed information of
the interior of this area soon. If you have information or photographs which can be used
by us we would be very thankful.
Although Wandammen Peninsula is an official National Park there is a serious threat of
logging and hunting. The insect fauna proved to be rather unique by its endemic
characters and therefore needs to be protected.
In the North Wandammen Peninsula is accompanied by Roon Island, which almost
entirely consists of steep rocks and forests. At the coast some small villages are settled,
mostly on poals, like War and Yende. In Yende we found a monument of the Dutch
protestant missionary G.L. Bink, who died on 3th of May 1899 by decapitation by the
wild local people.
The fauna and flora of Roon is similar to that of the northern part of Wandammen
Peninsula with some endemic characters, while the southern part (from Dotir and Rakwa)
is clearly closely related to the Birdshead Peninsula.
Northwest of Wandammen, at the southeast coast of the Birdshead Peninsula, Wendesi is
settled. It is a small fisherman's village, but in former days it was important for the area,
especially for the Dutch protestant mission. Again we found a monument of a deceased
missionary: Jan A. van Balen, who set foot on Wendesi at the 10th of August 1888.
According to the size and place of the monument it must have been a very important
missionary in his period.
Mioswaar Island
More northward, almost halfway between Ransiki and Wandammen, is the island of
Mioswaar. The insect fauna of this rather small island was hardly known until Henk van
Mastrigt and some of his students paid a visit to it and made a small inventory of the
island in 2009. The island still has its beautiful undisturbed nature as seen on the picture
below. The first insects records of this island can be found at: http://www.papua-
insects.nl.
1828 - Salomon Müller collects butterflies in Lobo, Triton Bay.
1838 - Dumont D'Urville visits Triton Bay to collect insects.
which mostly butterflies. He visited the Geelvink Bay (Cenderawasih Bay), Wendesi and
Roon.
1894 - The British sea captain H.C. Webster collected butterflies and birds in the Etna
Bay.
1896 - Doherty visits New Guinea for the second time, visiting Roon.
1904 - 1905 The first Southwest New Guinea expedition (K.N.A.G.) in the Etna Bay, by
J.A. Kroesen, R.J. Posthumus Meyjes, E.J. de Rochemont, J.W.R. Koch and C. Moerman.
1907 - Charles Pratt visited Wendesi (December 1908).
collected at the end of 1914 in the Wandammen Mountains.
in the Wandammen Mountains.
1941 - The Negumy Expedition south of the Wandammen Peninsula, which was joined
by E. Lundquist who collected butterflies.
1993 - Expedition of the Zoological Museum of Amsterdam to Wandammen and Roon,
by Arnold de Boer, Twan Rutten and Rob de Vos.
1996 - Expedition of the Zoological Museum of Amsterdam to Wandammen, by Arnold
de Boer, Gerrit Withaar, Piet Zumkehr and Rob de Vos.
2009 - An inventorial survey of WWF-KEP, by Henk van Mastrigt and biology students.
2010 - Members of the Entomological Society of Latvia visited the southern part of the
Bird's Neck (Kaimana, Bitsyari bay, Triton bay, Triton lakes).
Kobowre Mountains (Weyland Mountains)

The Kobowre Mountains (Weyland Mountains) are located between the mountains of
Wandammen Peninsula, Southwest Papua and the Snow Mountains (Sudirman
Mountains). The mountains are of rather high altitudes, up to 3891 meter. In the east are
the lakes Paniai and Tigi (formerly the Wissel Lakes). There are two larger towns in the
area; in the north at the coast of the Cenderawasih Bay is Nabire and at the east coast of
Lake Paniai is Enarotali. The interior of this area is entomologically almost unexplored,
but some expeditions were made to Lake Paniai.

We hope to get some detailed information of the interior of this area soon. If you have
information or photographs which can be used by us we would be very thankful.
1920 - Charles, Felix and J. Pratt visit the Weyland Mountains and the Menoo River and
Mt. Kunupi.
1930 - F.S. Meyer visits the Weyland Mountains.
Van Rees Mountains

Little is known from this mountainous area. Mountains are of moderate altitudes, with the
Dom as the highest peak (1430 meter). If more information is available we will inform
you. We hope to get some detailed information of the interior of this area soon. If you
have information or photographs which can be used by us we would be very thankful.
Jayawijaya Mountains
The Jayawijaya Mountains are the centre part of the Western Central Mountain Range in
New Guinea. It is enclosed by the Sudirman Mountains (Snow Mountains) in the west
and by the Star Mountains in the east. In the north and south it is enclosed between two
giant lowland areas. Some mountains have imaginable names like Mount Goliath (Peak
Yamin, 4595 meter), Mount David (4581 meter). The highest peak of Jayawijaya is
Mount Trikora (Peak Wilhelmina, in the former Oranje Mountains), with 4730 meter the
second largest peak of New Guinea and snow covered. North from this mountain is Lake
Habbema, the largest lake in this area. In the centre of the area, east from Mount Trikora,
is an important area for the region: the Baliem Valley. It was rather recently discovered
(1936) by coincidence by a mail aircraft and appeared to have a self supporting
agricultural system of high standard, without having contact with the civilized world.
Now many modern western technics are introduced as well as many new vegetables and
crops. The Baliem Valley is a wide flat valley at an altitude of 1500 meter. There is a
theory that the Baliem Valley was once a large lake, where the valley itself was the
bottom of the lake. This would explain the peculiar flat area and the « entrance » (or «
break through ») in the South of the valley. In the valley itself is no primary forest and
probably has never been there too, most of it is cultivated or are small secundary forests
and bushes and plains.
Wamena
The most important town in the Baliem Valley is Wamena which is growing fast with all
consequences of a civilized city, like polution, noise and busy traffic. In 2008 there was a
shortage of fuel and because of the high prices most traffic consists of bicycles,
motorcycles and many betjaks (cycle taxi's), which are imported from Jakarta.
Another disadvantage of the modernization of the Baliem Valley is the decrease of
traditional habits and culture. The koteka, the traditional penis covers, and the wear of the
males and females, as well as the traditional housing, are disappearing fast in the Baliem
Valley. Somewhat further from Wamena they can be found almost unchanged in the
mountain villages of the Dani and Yali, the local tribes in the Baliem Valley. In Wamena
some souvenir sellers force themselves in overdone and fake « traditional » wear, selling

products and souvenirs which they never used or had originally. It is of course all part of
the process of civilization, but it is a sad development.
In the West of the Baliem Valley is Lake Habbema situated at an altitude of 3224 meter.
At June 29 - July 29 1938 Richard Archbold visited the lake during his third expedition in
New Guinea. In that time it must have taken much effort to reach the lake but nowadays it
can be reached by four wheel drive in about one day travel.
Lelambo
A four-day visit was made in 2008 by three members of our survey team to the tiny
village of Lelambo (Kabupaten Yahukimo), which lies at an altitude of 900 meter at the
north side of the Jayawijaya Mountains. No entomological fieldwork had been undertaken
at this site before. The area is surrounded by undisturbed forest and is rich in streams and
runnels. From the short visit it is clear that the area is interesting and deserves more
fieldwork. During three evenings insects were collected at light and during daytime
dragonflies were collected.
Walmak
For the second time we paid a visit to Walmak, a small mountain village in District
Nipsan (Kabupaten Yahukimo). We have been there before in 2005 and the reason for our
return in 2008 was that particular this locality was a very successful one concerning
collecting at light. And again Walmak proved to guarantee a very successful collecting
site. We now went in another period of the year which resulted in many different species
compared to 2005 and, as we yet can overview, also with many new species for science.
During day trips and collecting at light our photographer Joop Schaffers made many
pictures of moths and other insects which will be presented in the website when
appropriate. Collected material is stored at the ZMAN.
1920 - 1921 Scientific expedition to the Nassau Mountains and Mt. Wilhelmina along the
Mamberamo by A.J.A. van Overeem, J.H.G. Kremer, J. van Arkel, K. Drost, J. Kooij,
H.J.T. Bijlmer, A. ten Haaf, H. de Rook, J. Jongejans, P.F. Hubrecht, W.C. van Heurn,
H.J. Lam and P. Droog (Indian Committee for Scientific Surveys).
1926 - The Dutch-American expedition to the Nassau Mountains by W.M. Docters van
Leeuwen, M. Stirling, C.C.F.M. le Roux, S. Hedberg, R. Peck, J. Hoyte, H. Hamer, Capt.
R.W. Posthumus, H. Hoffman, J. Jordans and J.H. Korteman (Indian Committee for
Scientific Surveys).
1938 - 1939 Miss Cheesman joines the third Archbold Expedition to the Snow
Mountains, which was very successful. L.J. Toxopeus leads the expedition and the
following. In this expedition also the Baliem Valley was visited.
1939 - The fourth and last Archbold Expedition, or the New Guinea Expedition 1939 by
the Royal Dutch Geographical Society, or the Le Roux Expedition, to the Nassau Range
(surroundings of Lake Habbema and Mt. Wilhelmina)and the Central Mountain Range.
1993 - Expedition of the Zoological Museum of Amsterdam to the Baliem Valley and
Pass Valley, by Arnold de Boer, Twan Rutten and Rob de Vos.
2005 - Expedition of the Zoological Museum of Amsterdam to the Baliem Valley, Pass
Valley and Nipsan, by Rob de Vos, Gerrit Withaar, Piet Zumkehr, Jaap Zwier, Tomas
Lackner and David Mannering.
2008 - Survey to Lelambo and Walmak (district Nipsan) by members of the Papua Insects
Foundation.
Foja Mountains (Gauttier Mountains)

The eastern part of the northern mountain range of Papua are the Foja or Gauttier
Mountains. It is an almost unexplored area which seems very promissing for endemic
faunistic founds and probably has a very high biodiversity. The area is a part of a large
complex of national parks, together with the Mamberamo and Rouffaer Reserves. The
large river of Mamberamo actually cuts the northern mountain range in two and forms the
border between the eastern Foja Mountains and the western Van Rees Mountains. The
highest mountain in Foja is 2193 meter. In this almost undisturbed area are hardly any
villages of importance. At the base of the Foja Mountains, near Mamberamo River, is
Dabra (formerly Batavia-bivak), a place where expeditions used to camp and still in use
by recent expeditions. In the north, in the Mamberamo River complex, is Lake Rombebai,
the largest lake of Papua.
No people have been at higher altitudes in the Foja Mountains before the expedition of
November 2005, not even the local tribes, because they believe that these « holy grounds
» are inhabited by « evil ghosts ». This means that the Foja Mountains have an
undisturbed ecosystem, which is very interesting for ecologic and faunistic research.
Animals, not used to any humans in this area, didn't show fear to the researchers of last
expedition, a real paradise!
The area escaped from a disaster, since the plans of a hydroelectric power plant have been
canceled. However, oil companies still have interest to explore the northern Mamberamo
area in search for oil and pilot research (drilling) already took place. Let's hope that in the
future the meaning « national reserve » not also means a reserve for minerals. The whole
area needs a firm protection against economic exploration, including drilling and logging.
1920 - 1921 Scientific expedition to the Nassau Mountains and Mt. Wilhelmina along the
Mamberamo by A.J.A. van Overeem, J.H.G. Kremer, J. van Arkel, K. Drost, J. Kooij,
H.J.T. Bijlmer, A. ten Haaf, H. de Rook, J. Jongejans, P.F. Hubrecht, W.C. van Heurn,
H.J. Lam and P. Droog (Indian Committee for Scientific Surveys).
2005 An inventorial expedition by LIPI and Conservation International of 12 specialists
on all kind of animal and plant groups. The expedition was under supervision of
ornithologist Bruce Beehler. The insects (mostly Lepidoptera) were investigated by Henk
van Mastrigt. There were lots of discoveries of new species and rediscoveries of species
expected to be extinct. More information on this expedition you will find on the website
of Actionbioscience.
Cyclop Mountains
The Cyclop Mountains are a relatively small range of rather high mountains (highest peak
2158 meter) in the Northeast of Papua. It is an official National Park, but it is not clear

where this park should begin or where it ends. At the foot of the mountains it
imperceptibly changes in urban area. The disadvantage of large cities in the
neighbourhood is obvious. Pollution, busy traffic and a high pressure of recreation are
deadly for the flora and fauna in the mountains. Nevertheless there are many interesting
insects to be found in the area. Very striking is the dominant presence of the large Lake
Sentani, with its extremely irregular coastline and deep waters. In the geological past
Lake Sentani used to be a saltwater bay, but due to tectonic movements the « island of
Cyclops » pushed itself on the coast of Papua, closing the entrance to sea. During the
Second World War the American army cleared most of the hill tops around Lake Sentani
to avoid sudden attacks by the Japanese. Since then the forest never recovered and the
hills still show their bare tops. Fortunately the Cyclop Mountains were spared.
Major cities in the neighbourhood of the Cyclops are the capital city Jayapura, the airport
city Sentani and the university cities Waena and Abepura. The cities are growing fast and
take their toll of nature. However, fortunately there are some refugia of lowland rainforest
left near Waena and Jembatan Dua. The mountain slopes are still rather undisturbed, but
there is another danger. Immigrants from the interior (i.e. Wamena), used to logging,
clearing the land and burning the forest for their own use, do not care about restrictions
and laws of protection. Moreover, the authorities hardly care about these illegal logging
and burning, even in the vicinity of larger cities. A maybe even devastating effect on the
fauna is about to come since people released some Java monkeys in the mountains! New
Guinea originally has no monkeys or large mammal predators. Introduction of such
strange animals in the already fragile ecosystem of New Guinea will be disastrous,
bringing strange diseases and unnatural predation and concurrence pressure on the
population of indigenous animals.
Hollandia (Jayapura) being the capital city was one of the most regular visited places of
Papua, together with Manokwari. Many explorers and naturalists therefore visited the
Cyclop Mountains and one should think that this area will be an open book for scientists.
However, notwithstanding all the scientific and touristic collection events that must have
taken place the Cyclop Mountains still hides lots of secrets and continues to amaze
scientists about its rich biodiversity. As mentioned in the preface of the main page, Papua
is far behind i.e. Papua New Guinea for what entomological reporting is concerned. So
close to the big cities, even the university of Waena, it must be a wonderful opportunity
for students to work on insect registration and preservation!
adjacent islands.
1892 - The English animal collector W. Doherty discovers that the Sentani Lake in fact is
a lake and he explores the area around the Humboldt Bay and collected many birds and
insects, of which mostly butterflies.
1903 - Scientific expedition of Sentani Lake and surrounding area by A. Wichmann,
G.A.J. van der Sande, L.F. de Beaufort, H.A. Lorentz and J.M. Dumas of the Treub
Company and the Royal Dutch Geographical Society (K.N.A.G.).
1907 - Felix and Charles Pratt spent months in the Cyclop Mountains at the Humboldt
Bay.

in the Cyclop Mountains.
1932 - Miss Lucy E. Cheesman visits the Cyclop Mountains to collect insects. She was
the first female explorer in the area and it is especially remarkable because she travelled
alone, in a time that it was not really save even for men.
1934 - W. Stüber collected flora and fauna for sale from the Humboldt Bay region and the
backland of Hollandia (Jayapura) in May 1934 . Butterflies and moths where sold to
BMNH, RMNH and to Dr. J.M.A. van Groenendael, who donated his large collection of
Indonesian lepidoptera to the ZMAN.
1936 - Miss Cheesman joines the second Archbold Expedition in the Cyclop Mountains.
1939 - The fourth and last Archbold Expedition, or the New Guinea Expedition 1939 by
the Royal Dutch Geographical Society, or the Le Roux Expedition, to the surroundings of
Hollandia (Jayapura) (among others).
1993 - Expedition of the Zoological Museum of Amsterdam to the Cyclop Mountains and
Ampas, by Arnold de Boer, Twan Rutten and Rob de Vos.
1996 - Expedition of the Zoological Museum of Amsterdam to the Cyclop Mountains, by
Arnold de Boer, Gerrit Withaar, Piet Zumkehr, Herman de Jong and Rob de Vos.
2005 - Expedition of the Zoological Museum of Amsterdam and University of
Cenderawasih to the Cyclop Mountains, by Rob de Vos, Gerrit Withaar, Piet Zumkehr,
Jaap Zwier, Tomas Lackner and David Mannering.
Star Mountains
The Star Mountains form a mountain range which crosses the border with Papua New
Guinea, where it is continued with the name Victor Emanuel Range. It contains some of
the highest mountains of New Guinea like Mount Juliana (Peak Mandala, 4700 meter)
and Mount Antares (4170 meter). The most important villages are Abmisibil and
Mabilabol (Oksibil).
The district is rather isolated without any roads connected to the coast or larger cities.
Transport is only possible on foot and by airplane and the AMA flies rather regularly to
both villages, Abmisibil and Oksibil.
Although the area is cultivated in a close range around the villages there are wide areas of
primary forests at distance from those villages. The main danger for nature is the hunting
on Birds of Paradise, not only by the local inhabitans, but also on a rather large scale by
people from PNG who cross the border without any impediment.
The more southern village Mabilabol is mentioned Oksibil by the Indonesians, a
misinterpretation of the combination « Ok Sibil », which in fact means « River Sibil ».
Like in Abmisibil the area is rather cultivated near the village, but less intensive. Another
striking feature in Mabilabol is that it is settled in a wide flat highland valley (at 1300
meter), similar to that of the Baliem Valley. At the edges of this valley and on the
mountain slopes there are wealthy primary mountain forests.

From the insects which are collected during historical and recent expeditions we can
conclude that the Star Mountains have striking different fauna components than in other
areas in the Central Mountains.
1909 - 1911 The first English South New Guinea expedition by W. Goodfellow, A.F.R.
Wollaston, G.R. Shortridge, W. Stalker, Capt. C.G. Rawling, E.S. Marshall and
N.I.L.H.A. Cramer (by the British Ornithological Union). They came in touch with small
mountain papuas. Capt. Schaeffer reaches Mt. Goliath (Mt. Yamin) (in 1911 he reaches at
3340 m).
1959 - Expedition to the Star Mountains with L.D. Brongersma and G.F. Venema.
Lepidoptera are collected in Mabilabol (Oksibil).
2005 - Expedition of the Zoological Museum of Amsterdam and University of
Cenderawasih to the Star Mountains, Abmisibil and Mabilabol (Oksibil), by Rob de Vos,
Gerrit Withaar, Piet Zumkehr, Jaap Zwier, Tomas Lackner and David Mannering.
Merauke and the TransFly Region

One would not expect a rather undisturbed area near such a relatively large town as
Merauke in the south of New Guinea. All around Merauke, however, unexplored forested
areas still exist. These lowland forests are in some cases very impervious and others much
easier to penetrate. Close to the city the forest has, as to be expected, a more disturbed
secundair character. In the east, attached to the border with Papua New Guinea is the
WWF Wasur-Rawa Biru National Park, a large area of 412,387 ha, which is continued at
the PNG side with the Tonda Wildlife Reserve. In the north National Park Danau Bian is
located, an area of 69,390 ha. Together they are part of a much larger area in whole South
New Guinea (including PNG), the TransFly region (about 2 million ha). The area
contains lowland savanna, mangrove and monsoon forests.
The fauna and flora is remarkable divers for a lowland forest with a strong Australian
character. Eucalyptus and Acacia are typical Australian elements. Northwards more real
Papuan elements appear like Sago, at the coastal areas we find mangrove and Nipa
palmforests.
The Indonesian government officially recognizes two tribes who inhabit the Wasur NP:
the Marind and Kanum, with more than 3000 people in about 10 villages.
Entomological expeditions
1939 - R.G. Wind and his wife visited Fakfak and Merauke to collect butterflies and
insects, which were sold to museums.
2007 - Henk van Mastrigt (KSP), together with students from UNCEN, collects
Lepidoptera and Odonata in the surroundings of Merauke.
The Asmat Lowland Area

South of the Central Mountain Range of New Guinea is a large and wide area of lowland.
It was formed by sedimental deposition for millions of years ago. This area is crossed by
numerous rivers and river deltas, forming swamps, wetlands and mangrove forests. The

southern part of the coastal area is better known as the Casuarina Coast. The northern part
of the area, bordered by the Sudirman and Jayawijaya Mountains, is a part of the Lorentz
National Reserve, an important protected area for wildlife.
Of course the Asmat region is famous from the historical and cultural traditions. The
woodcarvings of the shields and ornaments are world famous and very popular with
tourists and collectors. The historical habits of cannibalism and other rituals is fascinating
and still a subject to everybody's imagination. It is still believed that the famous Michael
Clark Rockefeller, he was the youngest son of New York Governor (later Vice President)
Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller, who dissappeared in this area on 17th November 1961, either
drowned or was attacked by a shark or crocodile, but most favourite in the media was the
believe that he was killed and eaten by local Asmat people as a revenge of a killing party
of the Dutch patrols in 1958. The story goes that only his glasses were found in the forest
near the place where he should have come to land.
Some of the most famous biological expeditions started in this area, like the three Dutch
South New Guinea Expeditions and the English South New Guinea Expeditions, among
which the Wollaston Expedition is probably the most famous and successful one.
Collected material of these expeditions are stored in the natural history museums of
London (BMNH), Amsterdam (ZMAN) and Leiden (RMNH).
The most important town in the area is Timika, nowadays with a busy transit airport. It is
also the entrance to the commercial Freeport Mine in Tembagapura in the north. Secondly
important is Agats, the actual capital city of the Asmat. In the wide area are many smaller
villages, with or without airstrips, some only reachable by small boats.
1904 - 1905 The first Southwest New Guinea expedition (K.N.A.G.) on the Digoel River
and the Setakwa River, by J.A. Kroesen, R.J. Posthumus Meyjes, E.J. de Rochemont,
J.W.R. Koch and C. Moerman.
1905 - The second Southwest New Guinea expedition (K.N.A.G.) on the Digoel River by
J.A. Kroesen and R.J. Posthumus Meyjes.
1907 - The first South New Guinea expedition by H.A. Lorentz, J.W. van Nouhuys, G.M.
Versteeg and J.M. Dumas. Discovery of mountain papuas, « Pesegems ».
1909 - 1910 The second South New Guinea expedition by H.A. Lorentz, J.W. van
Nouhuys, L.I.A.M. von Römer, R. Jaarman and D. Habbema. They reach the snow of Mt.
Wilhelmina (Mt. Trikora).
1909 - 1911 The first English South New Guinea expedition by W. Goodfellow, A.F.R.
Wollaston, G.R. Shortridge, W. Stalker, Capt. C.G. Rawling, E.S. Marshall and
N.I.L.H.A. Cramer (by the British Ornithological Union). They came in touch with small
mountain papuas.
1910 - Lieutenant Van der Bie, Postema and Dumas explore the Setakwa and Utakwa
River. The famous naturalist A.S. Meek was accompanying them as a guest and collected
many lepidoptera until March 1911.

1912 - 1913 - The third South New Guinea expedition by Capt. A. Franssen Herderschee,
A.A. Pulle, P.P. Hubrecht, G.M. Versteeg, J.H. Sitanala and Lieutenant L.A. Snell. They
reach the top of Mt. Wilhelmina (Mt. Trikora).
1912 - 1913 The second English South New Guinea expedition by Wollaston, C. Bowden
Kloss, Capt. Rawling and Lieutenant A. van de Water, known as the Wollaston
Expedition. They do not succeed in reaching the snow of Mt. Carstensz (Mt. Jaya) for 400
meters! Wollaston collects many lepidoptera of great importance on this expedition.
2009. Henk van Mastrigt (KEP) with biology students from UNCEN, in cooperation with
WWF, went for an inventorial survey to the southern area of Mapi.
Important mountain ranges

Cyclop Mountains, in the northeast near Jayapura, with the highest peak 2158 meter.
Jayawijaya Mountains (Central Mountain Range), in the centre of Papua, between the
Sudirman Mountains (Snow mountains) and the Star Mountains. It has high snow covered
peaks, like Peak Trikora (Mt. Wilhelmina) with 4730 meter. It includes a very important
feature: the famous Baliem Valley.
Sudirman Mountains (Snow Mountains), western part of the Central Mountain Range in
Papua, with extremely high snow covered peaks, like Peak Jaya (Mt. Carstensz) with
5030 meter.
Star Mountains, eastern part of the Central Mountain Range in Papua, with Mt. Antares as
the highest peak (4170 meter) and others, like Peak Mandala (Mt. Juliana) with 4700
meter, Peak Yamin (Mt. Goliath) with 4595 meter and Peak David with 4581 meter.
Van Rees Mountains, form the western part of the mountain range in the north of Papua.
Mt. Dom is with 1430 meter a very modest highest peak.
Foja Mountains (Gauttier Mountains), form the eastern part of the northern mountain
range, with peaks of 2000 to 2193 meter high.
Kobowre Mountains (Weyland Mountains) are the westernmost part of the Central
Mountain Range. Highest peak is 3891 meter.
Wondiwoi Mountains (Wandammen Mountains) on Wandammen Peninsula form a high
mountain ridge running to the north. The highest peak is 2252 meter.
Fakfak Mountains on Onin or Fakfak Peninsula form an isolated mountain range of
volcanic origin, with the highest peak being 1619 meter.
Arfak Mountains form the easternmost mountain ridge on Birdshead Peninsula. Mt. Mebo
is the highest peak with 2940 meter.
Tamrau Mountains in the Northwest of the Birdshead Peninsula, with Mt. Irau (2582
meter) and Mt. Kwoka (2452 meter) as the highest peaks.

Official National Parks:

Cyclop Mountains Reserve
Mamberamo-Pegunungan Foja Reserve
Rouffaer Reserve
Lorentz Reserve
Dolok Island Reserve
Swamp Biru and Wasur Reserve
Wandammen Reserve
Gunung Meja Reserve
Supiori Island Reserve
Northern Biak Island Reserve
Western Waigeo Island Reserve
Batanta Island Reserve
Northern Salawati Island Reserve
Danau Bian Reserve
Islands belonging to Papua

North of the Cenderawasih Bay are the Schouten Islands Biak, Supiori, Yapen (or Serui),
Mios Num and Numfor. North of these are the small Mapia Islands (St. David Islands).
other islands in the southern and western Cenderawasih Bay (or Geelvink Bay) are
Mioswaar, Rumberpon, Roon and Mansinam (actually in the Dorey Bay near
Manokwari).
at the west side of the Birdshead Peninsula (or Vogelkop) are the Raja Ampat Islands
with Waigeo, Batanta, Salawati, Misool, Gebe and Kofiau Island.
South of Bomberai Peninsula is Adi Island.
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Abbreviations of the collections
f = female or f = form (Var, Natio) ; Geo = Biogeography
Abbreviations of the collections used in the text are according to the list of « Insect and
Spider Collections of the World » or, if different, at request of the museums:
AMNH - American Museum of Natural History, New York (New York), United States
BMNH - Natural History Museum, London, United Kingdom
BPBM - Bernice P. Bishop Museum (State Museum of Natural and Cultural History),
Honolulu (Hawaii), United States
CCGT - Private collection Colin G. Treadaway (assigned to SMFD), Limbach-
Wagenschwend, Germany
CJSD - Private collection Dr. Josef Settele, Leipzig, Germany
CKC - Private collection Dr. Karel Cerny, Zirl, Austria
CMP - Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Pittsburgh (Pennsylvania), United States
CMWM - Museum Witt, München (Munich), Germany
DEI - Institut für Pflanzenschutzforschung, Deutches Entomologisches Institut,
Eberswalde Finow, Germany
ISNB - Institute Royal des Sciences Naturelles de Belgique, Brussels, Belgium
KSP - Koleksi Serangga Papua, Jayapura, Papua, Indonesia
LEW - NCB-Naturalis, Nederlands Centrum voor Biodiversiteit (former collection of the
Laboratory of Entomology Wageningen or Agricultural University), The Netherlands
MCSN - Museo Civico de Storia Naturale « Giacomo Doria », Genua, Italy
MCZR - Museo Civico di Zoologica, Rome, Italy
MNHN - Museum National d'Histoire Naturelle, Paris, France
MWNH - Museum Wiesbaden (Naturwissenschaftliche Sammlung), Germany
MZB - Museum Zoologicum Bogoriense, Cibinong, Java, Indonesia
NHRS - Naturhistoriska Riksmuseet, Stockholm, Sweden
NMW - Naturhistorisches Museum, Wien (Vienna), Austria
OXUM - Oxford University Museum of Natural History, United Kingdom
RMNH - Naturalis Biodiversity Center (NBC), Leiden (former Nationaal
Natuurhistorisch Museum, Leiden), The Netherlands

SMFD - Naturmuseum Senckenberg, Frankfurt am Main, Germany

SMNK - Staatliches Museum für Naturkunde Karlsruhe, Germany
SMNS - Staatliches Museum für Naturkunde, Stuttgart, Germany
SNSD - Senckenberg Naturhistorische Sammlungen, Dresden, Germany
USNM - Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of Natural History, Washington,
District of Columbia, USA
ZFMK - Zoologisches Forschungsinstitut und Museum Alexander Koenig, Bonn,
Germany
ZMAN - Naturalis Biodiversity Center (NBC), Leiden (former Zoölogisch Museum
Amsterdam), The Netherlands
ZMHB - Museum für Naturkunde (Humboldt Universität), Berlin, Germany
ZMUC - The Natural History Museum of Denmark (University of Copenhagen)
ZMUH - Zoologisches Institut und Museum (Universität), Hamburg, Germany
ZSMC - Zoologische Staatssammlung, München, (Munich) Germany
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Contributors
Cooperating specialists for Lepidoptera at papua-insects.nl.

Thomas Sobczyk
Lepidoptera (Psychidae)
Diesterwegstraße 28
D- 02977 Hoyerswerda
Germany
ThomasSobczyk@aol.com
Hugo W. van der Wolf

Lepidoptera (Coleophoridae)
Wermersland 22
NL-5673 PT Nuenen
The Netherlands
h.vanderwolf@onsnet.nu
Merel M. van Haren

Lepidoptera (Gracillariidae)
Naturalis Biodiversity Center
Darwinweg 2
NL-2333 CR Leiden
The Netherlands
merel.vanharen@naturalis.nl
Theo Garrevoet
Lepidoptera (Sesiidae)
Kampioenstraat 14
B-2020 Antwerpen
Belgium
theo.garrevoet@telenet.be
Walter Garrevoet
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Kampioenstraat 14
B-2020 Antwerpen
Belgium
walter.garrevoet@telenet.be
Axel Kallies
Lepidoptera (Sesiidae, Brachodidae)
The Walter and Eliza Hall Institute
1G Royal Parade
Parkville, Victoria 3050
Australia
kallies@wehi.edu.au
Yutaka Arita
Zoological Laboratory, Faculty of Agriculture
Meijo University
Tempaku-ku, 468-8502 Nagoya
Japan
arita@ccmfs.meijo-u.ac.jp
Kyu-Tek Park
Lepidoptera (Lecithoceridae)
The Korean Academy of Science and Technology, Korea
(Visiting Research Scientist of)
McGuire Center for Lepidoptera and Biodiversity
Florida Museum of Natural History,
University of Florida,
Gainesville, FL 32611-2710
United States of America
ktpark02@gmail.com
Frans Groenen
Lepidoptera (Tortricidae)

Dorpsstraat 171
NL-5575 AG Luyksgestel
The Netherlands
groene.eyken@chello.nl
Piet Zumkehr
Lepidoptera (Tortricidae)
Oude Terpweg 3
NL-8891 GE Terschelling-Midsland
The Netherlands
admin@pzumkehr.nl
Cees Gielis
Lepidoptera (Pterophoridae and Alucitidae)
Mr Haafkensstraat 36
NL-4128 CJ Lexmond
The Netherlands
c.gielis1948@kpnmail.nl
Ger Helmers
Lepidoptera (Pyralidae & Crambidae)
Westervenne 64
NL-1444 WH Purmerend
The Netherlands
helme164@planet.nl
Jan J. M. Moonen
Lepidoptera (Papilionidae)
Willem Alexanderstraat 4
NL-6267 AR Cadier en Keer
The Netherlands
moonenj@hetnet.nl
Henk van Mastrigt

Lepidoptera (Rhopalocera in general, Pieridae: Delias in particular)

Koleksi Serangga Papua
Biara St. Fransiskus
Kotakpos 1078
Jayapura 99010 (Papua)
Indonesia
hevamas@gmail.com
Stefan Schröder
Lepidoptera (Lycaenidae)
Auf dem Rosenhuegel 15
D-50997 Köln
Germany
ste.schroeder@gmx.net
http://www.lycaenidae.gmxhome.de/
Stefan Naumann
Lepidoptera (Saturniidae)
Hochkirchstrasse 11
D-10829 Berlin
Germany
sn@saturniidae.com
Alexander Schintlmeister
Lepidoptera (Notodontidae)
Calberlastrasse 3
D-01326 Dresden
Germany
schintlm@aol.com
Alberto Zilli
Lepidoptera (Erebidae & Noctuidae)
Museo Civico di Zoologia
Via U. Aldrovandi 18
I-00197 Rome
Italy

alberto.zilli@comune.roma.it
László Ronkay
Lepidoptera (Noctuidae: Plusiinae)
Department of Zoology
Hungarian Natural History Museum
H-1088 Budapest
Baross u. 13
Hungary
laszlo.ronkay@gmail.com
Jaap H.H. Zwier

Lepidoptera (Erebidae: Aganainae)
Turfweg 27
NL-7021 JN Zelhem
The Netherlands
jaap.zwier@slangenburg.nl
http://www.aganainae.nl/
Rob de Vos
Lepidoptera (Erebidae: Arctiinae and other moths) & webmaster
Darwinweg 2
NL-2333 CR Leiden
The Netherlands
rob.devos@naturalis.nl
Peter Mackey
Lepidoptera (Erebidae: Lymantriinae & Drepanidae)
P.O. Box 404
Yandina
Queensland 4561
Australia
pmackey@bigpond.net.au

Willem Hogenes
Lepidoptera (Sphingidae)
Neuroptera
Darwinweg 2
NL-2333 CR Leiden
The Netherlands
willem.hogenes@naturalis.nl
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The Moths of Borneo, by J.D. Holloway

A magnifiscent series of books on the faunistics and systematics of moths of Borneo, with
much information on species and genera of adjacent areas, including many from New
Guinea. Many new species described. Essential to recognize family groups, genera and
species. Every volume includes many colour plates with moths and black-and-white
plates with genitalia.
Part 1 (1986): Cossidae, Metarbelidae, Ratardidae, Dudgeoneidae, Epipyropidae,
Limacodidae (165 pp., 9 colour plates, 259 bw genital pictures)
Part 2 (2011): Phaudidae, Himantopteridae, Zygaenidae (548 pp., 12 colour plates, 156
bw genital pictures)
Part 3 (1987): Lasiocampidae, Eupterotidae, Bombycidae, Brahmaeidae, Saturniidae,
Sphingidae (199 pp., 20 colour plates, 163 bw genital pictures)
Part 4 (1983): Notodontidae (106 pp., 9 colour plates, 98 bw genital pictures)
Part 5 (1999): Lymantriidae (188 pp., 12 colour plates, 396 bw genital pictures)
Part 6 (1988): Arctiidae, Syntominae, Euchromiinae, Arctiinae, Aganainae (to Noctuidae)
(101 pp., 6 colour plates, 168 bw genital pictures)
Part 7 (2001): Arctiidae, Lithosiinae (486 pp., 8 colour plates, 450 bw genital pictures)
Part 8 (1998): Castniidae, Callidulidae, Drepanidae, Uraniidae (155 pp., 10 colour plates,
317 bw genital pictures)
Part 9 (1996): Geometridae (incl. Orthostixini), Oenochrominae, Desmobathrinae,
Geometrinae, Ennominae addenda (326 pp., 12 colour plates, 427 bw genital pictures)
Part 10 (1997): Geometridae, Sterrhinae, Larentiinae, Addenda to other subfamilies (242
pp., 12 colour plates, 608 bw genital pictures)
Part 11 (1993): Geometridae, Ennominae (309 pp., 19 colour plates, 593 bw genital
pictures)
Part 12 (1989): Noctuidae, Noctuinae, Heliothinae, Hadeninae, Acronictinae,
Amphipyrinae, Agaristinae (226 pp., 8 colour plates, 404 bw genital pictures)
Part 13 (2009): Noctuidae, Pantheinae, Bagisarinae, Acontiinae, Aediinae, Eustrotiinae,
Bryophilinae, Araeopteroninae, Aventiinae, Eublemminae, miscellaneous (240 pp., 10
colour plates, 409 bw genital pictures)
Part 14 (1985): Noctuidae, Euteliinae, Stictopterinae, Plusiinae, Pantheinae (317 pp., 8
colour plates, 339 bw genital pictures)

Part 15 & 16 (2005): Noctuidae, Catocalinae (529 pp., 28 colour plates, 983 bw genital
pictures)
Part 17 (2008): Noctuidae, Rivulinae, Phytometrinae, Herminiinae, Hypeninae,
Hypenodinae (268 pp., 9 colour plates, 510 bw genital pictures)
A field guide to the Smaller Moths of South-East Asia

G.S. Robinson, K.R. Tuck & M. Shaffer (1994)
308 pp., 32 colour plates, bw figures of some examples of heads of microlepidoptera
Malaysian Nature Society, Kuala Lumpur; Natural History Museum, London - ISBN:
983-9681-13-3
A very practical handbook for identifying families and species groups of
microlepidoptera of Southeast Asia, with many references to New Guinea. A selection is
made of the most common, beautiful or striking species from this region. Therefore it is
possible to identify many species from the plates or at least find the family or genus
where they belong to. A must for every microlepidopterist studying the Indo-Australian
region.
The families of Malesian moths and butterflies

J.D. Holloway, G. Kibby & D. Peggie (2001)
455 pp., 8 colour plates, many bw text figures and pictures
Brill, Leiden, Boston, Köln - ISBN: 90 04 11846-2
A magnifiscent book with all the Lepidoptera families of the world mentioned and
described. This is the most actualized complete Lepidoptera family list of the world at the
moment. Apart from illustrations of examples of larvae and genitalia, there is a key to the
families. The large reference list is very useful for further study of the families. Many
references to New Guinea families, very practical for the study of Lepidoptera in general.
Illustrated and annotated catalogue of the genus Milionia and allied genera
(Geometridae, Ennominae)
H. Inoue (2005)
27 pp., 36 colour plates, 13 black-and-white plates
Tinea, Vol. 18, Supplement 2 - ISSN: 0493-3168
An overview of the Milionia species with descriptions of new related genera, species and
subspecies. The colourful plates of the habitus and the b & w genital plates are very
practical to identify the species. Many species occur in Papua.

Molecular phylogenetics of Erebidae (Lepidoptera, Noctuoidea)

Zahiri et al, (2011)
Abstract. As a step towards understanding the higher-level phylogeny and evolutionary
affinities of quadrifid noctuoid moths, we have undertaken the first large-scale molecular
phylogenetic analysis of the moth family Erebidae, including almost all subfamilies, as
well as most tribes and subtribes. DNA sequence data for one mitochondrial gene (COI )
and seven nuclear genes (EF-1a, wingless, RpS5, IDH, MDH, GAPDH and CAD) were
analysed for a total of 237 taxa, principally type genera of higher taxa. Data matrices
(6407 bp in total) were analysed by parsimony with equal weighting and model-based
evolutionary methods (maximum likelihood), which revealed a well-resolved skeleton
phylogenetic hypothesis with 18 major lineages, which we treat here as subfamilies of
Erebidae. We thus present a new phylogeny for Erebidae consisting of 18 moderate to
strongly supported subfamilies: Scoliopteryginae, Rivulinae, Anobinae, Hypeninae,
Lymantriinae, Pangraptinae, Herminiinae, Aganainae, Arctiinae, Calpinae, Hypocalinae,
Eulepidotinae, Toxocampinae, Tinoliinae, Scolecocampinae, Hypenodinae, Boletobiinae
and Erebinae. Where possible, each monophyletic lineage is diagnosed by autapomorphic
morphological character states, and within each subfamily, monophyletic tribes and
subtribes can be circumscribed, most of which can also be diagnosed by morphological
apomorphies. All additional taxa sampled fell within one of the four previously
recognized quadrifid families (mostly into Erebidae), which are now found to include two
unusual monobasic taxa from New Guinea: Cocytiinae (now in Erebidae: Erebinae) and
Eucocytiinae (now in Noctuidae: Pantheinae).
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Heterocera families treated

Alucitidae - Bombycidae - Brachodidae - Coleophoridae - Cossidae - Drepanidae -
Erebidae - Eupterotidae - Euteliidae - Geometridae - Gracillariidae - Hepialidae -
Lasiocampidae - Lecithoceridae - Noctuidae - Nolidae - Notodontidae - Psychidae -
Pterophoridae - Roeslerstammiidae- Saturniidae - Sesiidae - Sphingidae - Tortricidae –
Uraniidae.
List of species treated

Acanthopsyche diaphana
Acanthopsyche lemkaminensis
Acatapaustus basifusca f Utakwa Riv BMNH
Acatapaustus basifusca Geo
Acatapaustus basifusca m Fakfak BMNH
Acatapaustus ekeikei Syntype f Ekeikei BMNH
Acherontia lachesis
Acherontia lachesis Geo
Acosmeryx anceus
Acosmeryx anceus Geo
Acosmeryx miskinoides
Acosmeryx miskinoides Geo
Acrocercops argentigera Geo
Acrocercops argentigera Holotype RMNH Lake Habbema
Acrocercops heptadrachma Geo
Acrocercops heptadrachma Holotype RMNH Sigi Camp
Acrocercops patellata BMNH Roon
Acrocercops patellata Geo
Acrocercops patellata ZMA Wasior Wandammen Peninsula
Acrocercops petalopa Port Moresby
Acroclita madens Type f RMNH
Acropteris basiguttaria f Klamono Oilfields
Acropteris basiguttaria Geo
Acropteris basiguttaria m Sulawesi
Acropteris basiguttaria Type Lombok
Acropteris inchoata f Manokwari
Acropteris inchoata Geo
Acropteris inchoata m Wosi Manokwari
Acropteris Inchoata Typ Loc BMNH
Acropteris teriadata ceramata Typ Loc
Acropteris teriadata defectaria Type
Acropteris teriadata Geo
Acropteris teriadata Type
Actinocentra aliena Holotype RMNH
Adaina microdactyla
Adaina microdactyla Geo
Aenetus arfaki Geo
Aenetus crameri Geo
Aenetus crameri Holotype m
Aenetus hampsoni f
Aenetus hampsoni Geo
Aenetus hampsoni m
Aenetus marginatus f Kwerba
Aenetus marginatus Geo
Aenetus marginatus m
Aenetus sordida f Foja Mts

Aenetus sordida Geo
Aenetus tegulatus f RMNH
Aenetus tegulatus f ZMAN
Aenetus tegulatus Geo
Aenetus tegulatus m
Aenetus toxopeusi Geo
Aenetus toxopeusi Holotype m
Aenetus wollastoni f Abmisibil
Aenetus wollastoni Geo
Agape chloropyga f
Agape chloropyga Geo
Agape chloropyga m
Agarista agricola daemonis f
Agarista agricola daemonis m
Agarista agricola Geo
Age onychistica Paratype RMNH
Agrius convolvuli
Agrius convolvuli Geo
Agrius luctifera
Agrius luctifera Geo
Aiteta albicosta f albignesia f Angabunga Riv BMNH
Aiteta albicosta f albignesia m Angabunga Riv BMNH
Aiteta albicosta f Warmare Dua ZMAN
Aiteta albicosta Geo
Aiteta albicosta m Abmisibil ZMAN
Aiteta deminutiva f Utakwa Riv BMNH
Aiteta deminutiva Geo
Aiteta deminutiva m New Ireland BMNH
Aiteta elaina Geo
Aiteta elaina m Warmare Dua
Aiteta fumata Geo
Aiteta fumata Holotype f Angabunga Riv BMNH
Aiteta fumata m Ninay Valley BMNH
Aiteta iridias f Japanese cave Biak Island
Aiteta iridias Geo
Aiteta iridias m Abepura
Aiteta pratti f Depapre ZMAN
Aiteta pratti f Ninay Valley BMNH
Aiteta pratti Geo
Aiteta pratti m Dotir Wandammen
Aiteta pratti vers f Depapre ZMAN
Aiteta scripta Geo
Aiteta scripta m Walmak
Aiteta subflava f Abmisibil
Aiteta subflava Geo
Aiteta subflava m Walmak
Aiteta subflava vers m Walmak
Aiteta trigoniphora Geo
Aiteta trigoniphora hampsoni m Rasiei
Aiteta trigoniphora hampsoni m Utakwa Riv BMNH
Alischirnevalia callirhoa Lectotype BMNH
Allata affinis f Ampas ZMAN
Allata affinis Geo
Allata Allata affinis m Samabusa CMWM
Allata Celeia lignea m Ampas ZMAN
Allata lignea Geo
Allohermenias subpetraea Holotype RMNH
Allohermenias tenuitexta Holotype RMNH
Aloa marginata punctipennis m Digoeltocht
Alucita abenahoensis Geo
Alucita abenahoensis Paratype

Alucita anticoma Geo
Alucita aramsolkiensis Geo
Alucita aramsolkiensis Holotype
Alucita argyrospodia Geo
Alucita deboeri Geo
Alucita deboeri Holotype
Alucita dejongi Geo
Alucita dejongi Holotype
Alucita devosi Geo
Alucita devosi Holotype
Alucita eudasys Geo
Alucita eudasys Holotype
Alucita lackneri Geo
Alucita lackneri Paratype
Alucita mabilabolensis Geo
Alucita mabilabolensis Holotype
Alucita manneringi Geo
Alucita manneringi Holotype
Alucita micrographa
Alucita micrographa Geo
Alucita niphadosema Geo
Alucita niphadosema Holotype
Alucita nipsana Geo
Alucita nipsana Holotype
Alucita ochrobasalis Geo
Alucita rutteni Geo
Alucita rutteni Holotype
Alucita semophantis
Alucita semophantis Geo
Alucita vanmastrigti Geo
Alucita vanmastrigti Holotype
Alucita walmakiensis Geo
Alucita walmakiensis Holotype
Alucita wamenaensis Geo
Alucita wamenaensis Holotype
Alucita withaari Geo
Alucita withaari Holotype
Alucita xanthozona Geo
Alucita xanthozona Holotype
Alucita zumkehri Geo
Alucita zumkehri Holotype
Alucita zwieri Geo
Alucita zwieri Holotype
Alucita zwieri Paratype
Alucitaensis Geo
Alucitaensis Holotype
Amata alberti Geo
Amata alberti m Aroa R
Amata aurofasciata f Ransiki
Amata aurofasciata Geo
Amata aurofasciata m Ransiki
Amata huebneri f
Amata huebneri Geo
Amata huebneri m
Amatissa insularia
Amatissa mussauensis Geo
Amatissa mussauensis m Walmak
Amblyptilia galactostacta

Amblyptilia galactostacta Geo
Amblyptilia iriana
Amblyptilia iriana Geo
Ambulyx dohertyi f
Ambulyx dohertyi f reddish
Ambulyx dohertyi Geo
Ambulyx dohertyi m
Ambulyx dohertyi m dark
Ambulyx dohertyi m very dark
Ambulyx jordani
Ambulyx jordani Geo
Ambulyx phalaris Geo
Ambulyx phalaris m
Ambulyx phalaris m dark
Ambulyx wildei f
Ambulyx wildei Geo
Ambulyx wildei m
Amerila arthusibertrandi f Walmak
Amerila arthusibertrandi Geo
Amerila arthusibertrandi m Warkapi
Amerila astreus character
Amerila astreus f Tuan Wowi
Amerila astreus Geo
Amerila astreus hindwing
Amerila astreus m Tuan Wowi
Amerila caudipennis character
Amerila caudipennis f Rasiei
Amerila caudipennis Geo
Amerila caudipennis m Langda
Amerila crokeri bakeri f Walmak
Amerila crokeri bakeri m Mabilabol
Amerila crokeri bakeri wings
Amerila crokeri Geo
Amerila nigropunctata f
Amerila nigropunctata Geo
Amerila nigropunctata m
Amerila nigropunctata wings
Amerila timolis Geo
Amerila timolisna f
Amerila timolisna f hindwing
Amerila timolisna m
Anathamna chionopyra Holotype RMNH
Anathamna ostracitis Lectotype BMNH
Andrioplecta rescissa Type RMNH
Andrioplecta subpulverula RMNH
Angonyx boisduvali
Angonyx boisduvali Geo
Angonyx excellens female
Angonyx excellens Geo
Angonyx excellens m
Angonyx testacea
Angonyx testacea Geo
Angonyxna
Angonyxna Geo
Anigraea cinctipalpis f Prafi Birdshead
Anigraea cinctipalpis Geo
Anigraea cinctipalpis m Depapre Cyclops
Anigraea deleta Geo
Anigraea deleta m Ceylon
Anigraea fulviceps f Utakwa River
Anigraea fulviceps Geo

Anigraea homochroa f Pass Valley Jayawijaya
Anigraea homochroa Geo
Anigraea homochroa m Daulo Pass Eastern Highlands 1
Anigraea homochroa m Daulo Pass Eastern Highlands 2
Anigraea mediopunctata Geo
Anigraea mediopunctata m Kapaur Fakfak
Anigraea ochrobasis m Haidana Collingwood Bay
Anigraea particolor f Mafulu
Anigraea serratilinea f Camp Nok Waigeo Island
Anigraea serratilinea Geo
Anigraea serratilinea m Marauw Biak Island
Anigraea viridata m Angabunga Riv
Anigraeopsis subalbiplaga Geo
Anigraeopsis subalbiplaga Holotype f Angabunga Riv
Anigraeopsis subalbiplaga m Pass Valley
Anisocentropus bipustulatus
Anisocentropus gilvimacula
Anoecophysis branchiodes RMNH
Antirropha grammateus Holotype RMNH
Antirropha orthopa Holotype RMNH
Aplastoceros euetrias
Aplotelia oetakwa f Tandia
Aplotelia oetakwa Geo
Aplotelia oetakwa m Keerom
Aplotelia tripartita pratti Syntype m Ekeikei
Aquis orbicularis f basalis f Camp Nok Waigeo BMNH 1
Aquis orbicularis f basalis f Camp Nok Waigeo BMNH 2
Aquis orbicularis f basalis m Camp Nok Waigeo BMNH
Aquis orbicularis f crenulata Holotype f Ekeikei BMNH
Aquis orbicularis Geo
Aquis orbicularis m Utakwa Riv BMNH
Arcesis anax Holotype RMNH
Archigargetta amydra f Ampas ZMAN
Archigargetta amydra Geo
Archigargetta amydra Holotype diakonoffi m Biak RMNH
Archigargetta amydra m Batanta Island ZMAN
Archilobesia drymoptila f RMNH
Archilobesia drymoptila m RMNH
Archilobesia drymoptila Neotype crossoleuca m RMNH
Archips expansa RMNH
Archips wallacei Paratype RMNH
Arcte coerula f Modio
Arcte coerula Geo
Arcte coerula m Affi
Arcte modesta f Manokwari
Arcte modesta Geo
Arcte modesta m Walmak
Argina astrea f
Argina astrea Geo
Argodrepana auratifrons Geo
Argodrepana auratifrons m Pass Valley
Argodrepana denticulata f Mokwam
Argodrepana denticulata Geo
Argyrogramma signata Geo
Argyrogramma signata m
Argyrolepidia aequalis f
Argyrolepidia aequalis f Bosnik Biak Island
Argyrolepidia aequalis Geo

Argyrolepidia aequalis m
Argyrolepidia albiapex f Moss Forest
Argyrolepidia albiapex Geo
Argyrolepidia azurea Geo
Argyrolepidia azurea m Rattan Camp
Argyrolepidia comma f
Argyrolepidia comma Geo
Argyrolepidia comma m
Argyrolepidia fracta Geo
Argyrolepidia fracta m
Argyrolepidia goldiei Geo
Argyrolepidia goldiei m
Argyrolepidia lunaris Geo
Argyrolepidia lunaris m
Argyrolepidia megisto f
Argyrolepidia megisto Geo
Argyrolepidia megisto m
Argyrolepidia palaea Geo
Argyrolepidia palaea m Pass Valley Olivier Pequin
Ariola coelisigna f Sinimburu Upper Digul
Ariola coelisigna Geo
Ariola f Mt Goliath BMNH
Ariola triangulifera f Pass Valley
Ariola triangulifera Geo
Asaphistis asema Holotype RMNH
Asaphistis cretata Type RMNH
Asaphistis gypsopa Holotype RMNH
Asaphistis haematina Holotype RMNH
Asaphistis hemicapnodes Holotype RMNH
Asaphistis hemicyclica Type f RMNH
Asaphistis maturicolor Diakonoff 1973
Asaphistis nobilis Holotype RMNH
Asaphistis phanerops Holotype RMNH
Asaphistis protosema Holotype RMNH
Asaphistis purpurescens Holotype RMNH
Asaphistis sappiroflua Holotype RMNH
Asota australis f
Asota australis Geo
Asota australis m
Asota australis sinuosa
Asota caricae f
Asota caricae Geo
Asota caricae m
Asota eusemioides Geo
Asota eusemioides m
Asota fulvia Geo
Asota fulvia tigrina
Asota heliconia doryca f
Asota heliconia Geo
Asota heliconia m
Asota orbona Geo
Asota orbona significans f
Asota orbona significans m
Asota orbona significans var 1 f
Asota orbona significans var 2 f
Asota plana f
Asota plana Geo
Asota strigosa f
Asota strigosa Geo
Asota strigosa m
Assulella anoechtotera Holotype f RMNH

Assulella anoechtotera Holotype RMNH
Assulella archaea Holotype RMNH
Assulella lythocosma Holotype m RMNH
Asymmetrarcha torquens Holotype RMNH
Atacira rubrirena Geo
Atacira rubrirena Holotype f Brunei
Atacira rubrirena m Camp Nok Waigeo
Ausaris discipuncta Geo
Ausaris discipuncta m Walmak ZMAN
Ausaris morosa f Ned Nw Guinea ZMAN
Ausaris morosa f Sinimburu ZMAN
Ausaris morosa Geo
Ausaris morosa KSP
Ausaris morosa m Affi ZMAN
Ausaris saucia f Dotir ZMAN
Ausaris saucia Geo
Ausaris saucia m Prafi ZMAN
Ausaris superba f Sawia ZMAN
Ausaris superba Geo
Ausaris superba m Nansfori Supiori ZMAN
Austrocarea orthoscia m Angabunga Riv BMNH
Autanthema diversicolor f Utakwa Riv BMNH
Autanthema diversicolor Geo
Autanthema diversicolor Holotype m Utakwa Riv BMNH
Avatha complens f Abmisibil
Avatha complens f Prafi
Avatha complens Geo
Avatha complens m Bilogai
Avatha complens m Holotype macrostidsa Kapaur
Avatha discolor f Ekeikei
Avatha discolor f Ekeikei2
Avatha discolor f Holotype discoloralis Ekeikei
Avatha discolor f Holotype subdiscoloralis Ekeikei
Avatha discolor Geo
Avatha discolor m Ekeikei
Avatha discolor m Fakfak
Avatha discolor m Port Moresby
Avatha f Walmak
Avatha novoguineana Geo
Avatha novoguineana m Ampas
Avatha pratti f Utakwa River
Avatha pratti Geo
Avatha pratti m Pass Valley
Avatha pulcherrima Geo
Avatha pulcherrima m Prafi
Avatha rhynchophora Geo
Avatha rhynchophora m Langda
Avatha spilota f Mt Goliath
Avatha spilota Geo
Avatha subpunctata Geo
Avatha subpunctata m Abmisibil
Avatha subpunctata m Bilogai
Avatha tepescens f Timeepa
Avatha tepescens Geo
Avatha tepescens m Uskwar
Bactra angulata Holotype RMNH

Bactra boesemani Holotype RMNH
Bactra boschmai Holotype RMNH
Bactra capnopepla Type patris RMNH
Bactra contraria Holotype RMNH
Bactra coronata Holotype RMNH
Bactra erema Holotype RMNH
Bactra kostermansi Holotype RMNH
Bactra limitata Holotype RMNH
Bactra meridiana Holotype RMNH
Bactra misoolensis Holotype RMNH
Bactra optanias Holotype excelsa RMNH
Bactra orbiculi Holotype RMNH
Bactra scalopias Holotype holthuisi RMNH
Bactra simplissima Type RMNH
Bactra solivaga Holotype RMNH
Bactra stramentitia Holotype RMNH
Bactra vaga Holotype RMNH
Badamia exclamationis Supiori
Barasa cymatistis f Babooni BMNH
Barasa griseola Geo
Barasa griseola m Ninay Valley BMNH
Beana inconspicua Holotype f Mt Kebea BMNH
Beana opala f Mt Kunupi BMNH
Beana opala Geo
Beana opala m Ekeikei BMNH
Beara falcata f
Beara falcata Geo
Beara falcata m
Belciana habroscia f Pass Valley
Belciana habroscia Geo
Belciana habroscia m Affi
Belciana kenricki f Ampas
Belciana kenricki Geo
Belciana kenricki m Pass Valley
Belciana particolor f Abmisibil
Belciana particolor Geo
Belciana pratti f Ampas
Belciana pratti Geo
Belciana pratti m Ampas
Belciana pratti Ssp f Camp Nok Waigeo
Belciana pratti Ssp m
Belciana serrata f Ampas
Belciana serrata Geo
Belciana serrata m Ampas
Belciana subserrata Geo
Belciana subserrata m Holotype Mt Kunupi
Beryllophantis microtera Allotype f BMNH
Beryllophantis microtera Holotype m BMNH
Beryllophantis poicila Holotype BMNH
Blaviodes ochracea Geo
Blaviodes ochracea Holotype m
Blenina chlorophila Geo
Blenina chlorophila m
Blenina chrysochlora f Kapaur BMNH
Blenina chrysochlora Geo
Blenina chrysochlora m Kapaur BMNH
Blenina chrysochlora m Walmak ZMAN
Blenina donans Geo
Blenina donans m
Blenina ephesioides Geo
Blenina ephesioides Holotype f Humboldt Bay BMNH

Blenina f Bilogai
Blenina f Pass Valley ZMAN
Blenina lichenosa f Ekeikei BMNH
Blenina lichenosa f Keerom
Blenina lichenosa f Timeepa
Blenina lichenosa f Timeepa ZMAN
Blenina lichenosa Geo
Blenina lichenosa m
Blenina lichenosa m Ekeikei BMNH
Blenina lichenosa m Ifar ZMAN
Blenina lichenosa m Taja Rifi
Blenina lichenosa m Taja Rifi KSP
Blenina m Abmisibil ZMAN
Blenina m Landikma ZMAN
Blenina m Langda
Blenina m Pass Valley ZMAN
Blenina m Rasiei ZMAN
Blenina m Walmak
Blenina malachitis Geo
Blenina malachitis moluccensis f Utakwa Riv BMNH
Blenina malachitis moluccensis m
Blenina malachitis moluccensis m Yende Roon
Blenina metanyctea f Mt Goliath BMNH
Blenina metanyctea f Ninay Valley BMNH
Blenina metanyctea f Ninay Valley BMNH2
Blenina metanyctea Geo
Blenina metanyctea Holotype m Kapaur BMNH
Blenina metanyctea Holotype metanycteana m Fakfak BMNH
Blenina nigrans f Utakwa Riv BMNH 1
Blenina nigrans f Utakwa Riv BMNH 2
Blenina nigrans Geo
Blenina nigrans m Hydrographer Mts BMNH
Blenina nigrans m Tuan Wowi ZMAN
Blenina obliquinaria f Bilogai KSP
Blenina obliquinaria f Langda KSP
Blenina obliquinaria f Mt Goliath BMNH
Blenina obliquinaria Geo
Blenina obliquinaria m Mt Goliath BMNH 1
Blenina obliquinaria m Mt Goliath BMNH 2
Blenina obliquinaria m Walmak KSP
Blenina smaragdina Geo
Blenina viridata f Upper Aroa Riv BMNH
Blenina viridata Geo
Blenina viridata m Utakwa Riv BMNH
Borneogena antigrapha Holotype RMNH
Burgena varia Biak
Burgena varia f
Burgena varia Geo
Burgena varia m
Cacyparis brevipennis f Utakwa Riv BMNH
Cacyparis brevipennis Geo
Cacyparis ceira Geo
Cacyparis ceira m Humboldt Bay BMNH
Calathusa humboldti Geo
Calathusa nubilosa f
Calathusa nubilosa Geo
Calathusa nubilosa m Holotype
Caloptilia callicirrha BMNH Roon Island

Caloptilia callicirrha Geo
Caloptilia euhelia Geo
Caloptilia euhelia Holotype RMNH Iebele Camp
Caloptilia pentaphylactis Holotype BMNH Mt Tafa
Caloptilia staintoni Geo
Caloptilia staintoni ZMAK Yahukimo Walmak Nipsan
Caloptilia tmetica Geo
Caloptilia tmetica Holotype RMNH Sigi Camp
Canucha curvaria f Ned Nw Guinea ZMAN
Canucha curvaria Geo
Canucha curvaria m Affi ZMAN
Carea commixta Geo
Carea f Pass Valley ZMAN
Carea flava f Marauw Biak
Carea flava f Mt Kunupi BMNH
Carea flava Geo
Carea flava m Biak
Carea m Walmak ZMAN
Carea parallelaria Geo
Carea parallelaria Holotype m Mt Kebea BMNH
Carea pratti f Walmak
Carea pratti Geo
Carea pratti m Walmak
Carea simplicilinea f Walmak
Carea simplicilinea Geo
Carea simplicilinea Holotype m Utakwa Riv BMNH
Carea unipuncta f Benyas Arfak Sinnema
Carea unipunctata Geo
Carea unipunctata m Walmak ZMAN
Cascera albiscripta f Walmak ZMAN
Cascera albiscripta Geo
Cascera albiscripta m Awande CMWM
Cascera bella f Walmak ZMAN
Cascera bella Geo
Cascera bella m Walmak ZMAN
Cascera callima f Mist Camp RMNH
Cascera callima f Walmak ZMAN
Cascera callima Geo
Cascera callima m Walmak ZMAN
Cascera flavovirens f Uskwar ZMAN
Cascera flavovirens Geo
Cascera flavovirens m Uskwar ZMAN
Cascera inconcisa Geo
Cascera inconcisa Holotype m Misool OXUM
Cascera irrorata f Nabire CMWM
Cascera irrorata Geo
Cascera irrorata m Wau CMWM
Cascera latifasciata Geo
Cascera latifasciata m Wau CMWM
Cascera marginata f Sigi Camp RMNH
Cascera marginata Geo
Cascera marginata m Kwerba ZMAN
Cascera olivacea f Utakwa Riv BMNH
Cascera olivacea Geo
Cascera olivacea m Utakwa Riv BMNH
Cascera perscripta f Abmisibil
Cascera perscripta Geo
Cascera perscripta m Pass Valley ZMAN
Cascera variegata f Ninay Valley BMNH
Cascera variegata Geo
Cascera variegata Holotype m Ninay Valley BMNH

Cascera violetta Geo
Cascera violetta Holotype m Mt Kunupi BMNH
Cascera violetta m Pass Valley KSP
Cechenena helops
Cechenena helops Geo
Cephalophyes porphyrea Holotype temperans RMNH
Cephonodes picus
Cephonodes picus Geo
Cephonodes rothschildi
Cephonodes rothschildi Geo
Cephonodes woodfordii Geo
Cephonodes woodfordii ZMAN
Ceryx ampla f Utakwa
Ceryx ampla Geo
Ceryx formicina f
Ceryx formicina Geo
Ceryx puncta f
Ceryx puncta Geo
Ceryx swinhoei Geo
Ceryx swinhoei m
Chalcidica minea pallescens f
Chalcidica minea pallescens f archboldi Holotype m
Chalcidica minea pallescens f archboldi m
Chalcidica minea pallescens Holotype m
Chalcidica minea pallescens m
Chalcidica mineus Geo
Chandica meeki f Prafi
Chandica meeki Geo
Chandica meeki m Korem Biak
Characoma distincta f Utakwa Riv BMNH
Characoma distincta Geo
Characoma multilinea Syntype f Aroa Riv BMNH
Chimarra formosa
Chiraps alloica Holotype RMNH
Chiraps phaedra Holotype RMNH
Chlumetia euthysticha m Kumusi Riv
Chlumetia hampsoni f New Hannover
Chlumetia melanesiana f Milne Bay
Chlumetia transversa f Wasior Wandammen
Chlumetia transversa Geo
Chlumetia transversa m Yaour Geelvink Bay
Chlumetia transversa m Yende Roon Island
Choanograptis ambigua Holotype RMNH
Chora approximata Geo
Chora approximata Holotype f Setekwa Riv BMNH
Chora dissocia Geo
Chora ekeikei f Prafi
Chora ekeikei f Utakwa Riv BMNH
Chora ekeikei Geo
Chora ekeikei Syntype m Ekeikei BMNH
Chora falcataria f Ninay Valley BMNH
Chora falcataria Geo
Chora falcataria Holotype m Ekeikei BMNH
Chora fulva f Utakwa Riv BMNH
Chora fulva Geo
Chora fulva Holotype dissocia m Eilanden Riv BMNH
Chora fulva m Upper Setekwa Riv BMNH
Chora huntei f Depapre

Chora huntei Geo
Chora huntei m Prafi
Chora neglecta f Ninay Valley BMNH
Chora neglecta Geo
Chora neglecta Holotype m Utakwa Riv BMNH
Chora obliqua f Utakwa Riv BMNH
Chora obliqua Geo
Chora obliqua m Utakwa Riv BMNH
Chora obliqua Syntype m Mt Kebea BMNH
Chora rubricosa f Utakwa Riv BMNH
Chora rubricosa Geo
Chora rubricosa Holotype f Ekeikei BMNH
Chora rubricosa m Utakwa Riv BMNH
Chora sanguinea f Affi
Chora sanguinea f Walmak ZMAN
Chora sanguinea Geo
Chora sanguinea m Pass Valley
Chora sanguinea m Walmak
Chora sanguinea m Walmak ZMAN
Chora sanguinea Syntype f Mt Kebea BMNH
Chora sanguinea Syntype m Ekeikei BMNH
Chora saturata f Utakwa Riv BMNH
Chora saturata f Utakwa Riv BMNH2
Chora saturata Geo
Chora saturata Holotype m Utakwa Riv BMNH
Chora saturata m Biagi BMNH
Chora saturata m Utakwa Riv BMNH
Chora saturata m Walmak
Chora subrubra f Wandammen BMNH
Chora subrubra Geo
Chora subrubra Syntype m Mt Kebea BMNH
Chrysodeixis dinawa
Chrysodeixis dinawa Geo
Chrysodeixis eriosoma
Chrysodeixis eriosoma Geo
Chrysodeixis illuminata
Chrysodeixis illuminata Geo
Chrysodeixis kebeae
Chrysodeixis kebeae Geo
Chrysodeixis kebeana
Chrysodeixis kebeana Geo
Chrysodeixissiae
Chrysodeixissiae Geo
Chrysoscota albomaculata f
Chrysoscota albomaculata f Mokwam
Chrysoscota albomaculata Geo
Chrysoscota albomaculata m
Chrysoscota albomaculata m Mokwam
Chrysoscota auranticeps f
Chrysoscota auranticeps Holotype BMNH
Chrysoscota conjuncta f
Chrysoscota conjuncta Geo
Chrysoscota conjuncta m
Chrysoscota flavostrigata Bethune BMNH f
Chrysoscota flavostrigata Geo
Chrysoscota flavostrigata Holotype f
Chrysoscota vagivitta f Dotir
Chrysoscota vagivitta f Warkapi
Chrysoscota vagivitta Geo
Chrysoscota vagivitta m
Claniades ekeikei Geo

Claniades ekeikei m Merauke
Claniades ekeikei zak Java
Cleptacaca tryphera
Clostera fulgurita f Pass Valley ZMAN
Clostera fulgurita Geo
Clostera fulgurita m Baliem Valley CMWM
Clostera rubida f Pass Valley ZMAN
Clostera rubida Geo
Clostera rubida m Baliem Valley CMWM
Cocytia durvillii
Cocytia durvillii female
Cocytia durvillii Geo
Cocytia durvillii m
Conopomorpha cramerella Geo
Conopomorpha cramerella Nipsan Walmak 1710m ZMAK
Cosmoclostis hemiadelpha
Cosmoclostis hemiadelpha Geo
Cosmoclostis pesseuta
Cosmoclostis pesseuta Geo
Creatonotos gangis f Jiwika
Creatonotos gangis Geo
Creatonotos gangis m Dojo
Crocostola hyperphyes Holotype RMNH
Cryptaspasma debeauforti Holotype RMNH
Cryptaspasma orphnina Paratype RMNH
Cryptolectica monodecta BMNH Tari
Cryptophlebia amethystina Holotype RMNH
Cryptophlebia toxogramma m Abmisibil
Cryptophlebia toxotes Holotype RMNH
Cryptophlebia toxotes Paratype m Araucaria Camp RMNH
Cryptoptila iubata Bilogai
Cryptoptila iubata Holotype RMNH
Cryptothelea fuscescens Geo
Cryptothelea fuscescens m Warkapi ZMAN
Cryptothelea fuscescens zak Kota Nica
Ctenoplusia albostriata
Ctenoplusia albostriata f subchalybaea
Ctenoplusia albostriata Geo
Ctenoplusia eugrapha
Ctenoplusia eugrapha Geo
Ctenoplusia sumbawana
Ctenoplusia sumbawana Geo
Cyclodes spectans f Ubrub KSP
Cyclodes spectans Geo
Cyclodes spectans m Ampas
Cyclura trogoptera Geo
Cyclura trogoptera m Tuan Wowi
Cydia anamnestis f RMNH
Cypa decolor Geo
Cypa decolor m
Cypa moniensis Geo
Cypa moniensis Holotype
Cyphura atramentaria extensa Type Biagi Mambare River
Dactyloplusia impulsa f Landikma ZMAN
Dactyloplusia impulsa Geo
Daphnis dohertyi
Daphnis dohertyi Geo
Daphnis moorei

Daphnis moorei Geo
Daphnis placida female
Daphnis placida Geo
Daphnis placida m
Daphnis protrudens female
Daphnis protrudens Geo
Daphnis protrudens m
Dappula tertia Geo
Dappula tertia m Batanta
Decetia dichromata Geo
Decetia dichromata m Affi ZMAN
Decetia dichromata m Kaukas RMNH
Depalpata pridgeoni Geo
Destolmia lineata f AUS
Destolmia lineata m AUS
Deuterocopus devosi
Deuterocopus devosi Geo
Deuterocopus issikii
Deuterocopus issikii Geo
Deuterocopus planeta
Deuterocopus planeta Geo
Deuterocopusensis
Deuterocopusensis Geo
Diacrisia biagi elongata Lectotype
Diacrotricha fasciola
Diacrotricha fasciola Geo
Diacrotricha guttuligera
Diacrotricha guttuligera Geo
Diakonoffiana mataea Holotype RMNH
Dicephalracha sicca f
Didiguides semifervens f Andai
Didiguides semifervens Geo
Didiguides semifervens m Prafi
Digama marmorea f
Digama marmorea Geo
Digama marmorea m N dalir Merauke
Dilophothripa alopha f Hydrographer Mts BMNH
Dilophothripa alopha f Prafi
Dilophothripa alopha f Waigeo Island BMNH
Dilophothripa alopha Geo
Dudua aprobola
Dudua piratodes
Duomitus ceramica f
Duomitus ceramica Geo
Duomitus ceramica m
Earias cupreoviridis Geo
Earias cupreoviridis m Prafi
Earias flavida f Abmisibil
Earias flavida f Ninay Valley BMNH
Earias flavida Geo
Earias flavida m Depapre
Earias flavida m Utakwa Riv BMNH
Earias novoguineana f Hollandia
Earias novoguineana f Mt Kunupi BMNH
Earias novoguineana Geo
Earias novoguineana m Delta Division BMNH
Earias rufopunctata f Mt Kebea BMNH
Earias rufopunctata Geo
Earias rufopunctata m Modio KSP
Earias uniplaga f Utakwa Riv BMNH
Earias uniplaga Geo

Earias uniplaga m Utakwa Riv BMNH
Elhamma diakonoffi Geo
Elhamma diakonoffi Holotype m
Elhamma roepkei Geo
Elhamma roepkei Holotype m
Elhamma toxopeusi Geo
Elhamma toxopeusi Holotype m
Enarmonia alternans Holotype RMNH
Engelana anisoptera Holotype RMNH
Engelana anisoptera m Pass Valley
Epicephala ancylopa BMNH Goroka
Epicephala colymbetella BMNH Roon Island
Epicephala colymbetella Geo
Epicephala periplecta Geo
Epicephala periplecta Holotype RMNH Araucaria Camp
Eressa ypleta Geo
Eressa ypleta Syntype m Waigeo OXUM
Etanna albisecta f Sentani ZMAN
Etanna albisecta Geo
Etanna albisecta m Depapre
Etanna albisecta m Hydrographer Mts BMNH
Etanna albisecta m Walmak ZMAN
Etanna albonotata Geo
Etanna albonotata m Lelambo ZMAN
Etanna albonotata m Tandia
Etanna albonotata m Walmak
Etanna basalis f Kouh Merauke
Etanna basalis f Walmak
Etanna basalis Geo
Etanna basalis m Walmak
Etanna basalis m Warkapi
Etanna binotata f Warkapi
Etanna binotata Geo
Etanna breviuscula f Walmak
Etanna breviuscula f Wamena
Etanna breviuscula f Warkapi
Etanna breviuscula Geo
Etanna breviuscula m Walmak
Etanna breviuscula m Wamena
Etanna breviuscula m Wamena2
Etanna brunnea f Upper Setekwa Riv BMNH
Etanna brunnea f Walmak
Etanna brunnea Geo
Etanna f Sentani ZMAN 1
Etanna f Sentani ZMAN 2
Etanna m Walmak ZMAN 1
Etanna m Walmak ZMAN 2
Etanna rufitincta Geo
Etanna vittalis f Pass Valley
Etanna vittalis Geo
Eteoryctis gemoniella Geo
Eteoryctis gemoniella Nipsan Walmak 1710m ZMAK
Euchromia auranticincta Abdo 1
Euchromia auranticincta Abdo 2
Euchromia auranticincta f
Euchromia auranticincta Geo

Euchromia creusa f
Euchromia creusa f Abdo
Euchromia creusa Geo
Euchromia dubia dubia f Mapia
Euchromia dubia fulgens Paratype m Numfor
Euchromia dubia Geo
Euchromia irius Abdo 1
Euchromia irius f
Euchromia irius Geo
Euchromia isis f Nabire
Euchromia isis Geo
Eucocytia meeki female
Eucocytia meeki Geo
Eucocytia meeki m
Eucosma jansei Holotype inconspicua RMNH
Eumeta layardii Geo
Eumeta layardii m Nansfori Supiori
Eumeta variegata Geo
Eumeta variegata m Dotir
Eumeta variegata zak Gn Sahilay Sumatra
Eupanacra micholitzi female
Eupanacra micholitzi Geo
Eupanacra micholitzi m
Eupanacra pulchella
Eupanacra pulchella Geo
Eupanacra splendens female
Eupanacra splendens Geo
Eupanacra splendens m
Eurypteryx falcata
Eurypteryx falcata Geo
Eurypteryx molucca
Eurypteryx molucca Geo
Eutelia dissimilis f Walmak
Eutelia dissimilis Geo
Eutelia dissimilis m Walmak
Eutelia ochreiplaga f Camp Nok Waigeo
Eutelia ochreiplaga Geo
Eutelia ochreiplaga m Upper Aroa Riv
Eutelia porphyrina Geo
Eutelia porphyrina Holotype costibrunnea f Utakwa Riv
Eutelia porphyrina Paratype m Setekwa Riv
Exelastis pumilio
Exelastis pumilio Geo
Fletcherella niphadothysana
Fletcherella niphadothysana Geo
Gabala flavicosta f Sudest Island BMNH
Gabala margarita f Sabron Camp BMNH
Gabala margarita Geo
Gadirtha aroa Holotype f Aroa Riv BMNH
Gadirtha costipallens Holotype m Ekeikei BMNH
Gadirtha impingens Geo
Gadirtha impingens papuensis f
Gadirtha impingens papuensis m
Gadirtha turneri f Camp Nok Waigeo BMNH
Gadirtha turneri Geo
Gangarides gigantea
Gangarides gigantea Geo
Garella scoparioides f Tandia
Garella scoparioides Geo

Garella scoparioides m Abmisibil
Garella scoparioides m Walmak
Garella scoparioides m Wamena 1
Garella scoparioides m Wamena 2
Gargettiana nomo
Gargettiana nomo f Walmak
Gargettiana nomo Geo
Gargettiana punctatissima Geo
Gargettiana punctatissima m Ampas
Giaura leucopasa f Pass Valley ZMAN
Giaura leucopasa Geo
Giaura leucopasa m Utakwa Riv BMNH
Giaura nigrescens Holotype f Dinawa BMNH
Giaura nigrostrigata Geo
Giaura nigrostrigata m Utakwa Riv BMNH
Giaura owgarra f Mt Goliath BMNH
Giaura owgarra Geo
Giaura punctata f Walmak
Giaura punctata Geo
Giaura punctata m Tandia
Giaura pura Geo
Giaura pura m Utakwa Riv BMNH
Giaura spec f Mt Goliath BMNH
Giaura spec m Mt Goliath BMNH
Giaura tortricoides f Utakwa Riv BMNH
Giaura tortricoides Geo
Giaura tortricoides m Mt Goliath BMNH
Giaura venalis f Upper Setekwa Riv BMNH
Giaura venalis Geo
Gnathmocerodes labidophora RMNH
Gnathothlibus erotus f
Gnathothlibus erotus Geo
Gnathothlibus erotus m
Gnathothlibus heliodes f
Gnathothlibus heliodes Geo
Gnathothlibus heliodes m
Gnathothlibus meeki Geo
Gnathothlibus meeki m
Graphosia approximans Geo
Graphosia approximans m Walmak
Graphosia bilineata f Borme KSP
Graphosia bilineata Geo
Graphosia bilineata m Batanta
Graphosia bilineata m Borme KSP
Graphosia ochracea f Walmak
Graphosia ochracea Geo
Graphosia ochracea m Walmak
Graphosia pachygramma f Prafi
Graphosia pachygramma Geo
Graphosia pachygramma m Prafi
Graphosia phaeocraspis Geo
Graphosia phaeocraspis m Mabilabol
Graphosia polylophota f Rasiei
Graphosia polylophota Geo
Graphosia polylophota m Depapre
Guttigera albicaput Geo
Guttigera albicaput Holotype RMNH Iebele Camp
Guttigera rhythmica Geo

Guttigera rhythmica Holotype RMNH Moss Forest Camp
Gyrtothripa florida f Abmisibil
Gyrtothripa florida Geo
Gyrtothripa florida m Lelambo
Gyrtothripa pusilla f Walmak
Gyrtothripa pusilla Geo
Gyrtothripa pusilla m Walmak
Gyrtothripa verecunda f Kumusi Riv BMNH
Gyrtothripa verecunda Geo
Gyrtothripana f Walmak
Gyrtothripana Geo
Gyrtothripana m Lelambo
Habrona alboplagata Geo
Habrona alboplagata m
Habrona alboplagata m Mokwam
Habrona brunnea f 1
Habrona brunnea f 2
Habrona brunnea Geo
Habrona brunnea m 1
Habrona brunnea m 2
Habrona brunnea m 3
Habrona caerulescens
Habrona caerulescens Geo
Habrona concinna Geo
Habrona concinna Laszlo
Habrona concinna ZMAN
Habrona marmorata Geo
Habrona marmorata Laszlo
Habronata Geo
Habronata ZMAN
Haemabasis calodesma f
Haemabasis calodesma Geo
Hebdomactis crystallodes
Hebdomactis crystallodes Geo
Hedya leucalox Holotype RMNH
Heliozona borealis
Heliozona dulla aurantiaca Holotype f
Heliozona dulla cf orientalis f Hydrographer
Heliozona dulla dulla Holotype f
Heliozona dulla f Dorey Manokwari
Heliozona dulla f Holotype affinis Humboldt Bay
Heliozona dulla Geo
Hellinsia agassizi
Hellinsia biangulata
Hellinsia biangulata Geo
Hellinsia carphodactoides
Hellinsia iraneaus
Hellinsia iraneaus Geo
Hellinsia kaiapensis
Hellinsia mesoleucus
Hellinsia mesoleucus Geo
Hellinsia probatus
Hellinsia tariensis
Hellinsia wamenae
Hellinsia wamenae Geo
Hemaris venata Geo
Hemaris venata m Pionierbivak RMNH
Heterochorista melanopsygma Holotype RMNH
Heterochorista melanopsygma Paratype RMNH
Heterochorista nitida Holotype USNM
Hexadactilia trilobata
Hexadactilia trilobata Geo
Hilarographa bosavina Holotype
Hippotion boerhaviae Geo
Hippotion boerhaviae KSP
Hippotion boerhaviae ZMAN
Hippotion brennus Geo
Hippotion brennus KSP
Hippotion brunneus
Hippotion brunneus Geo
Hippotion celerio
Hippotion celerio Geo
Hippotion echeclus
Hippotion echeclus Geo
Hippotion joiceyi
Hippotion joiceyi Geo
Hippotion rosetta
Hippotion velox
Hippotion velox Geo
Hirsutipes excisa f Warkapi
Hirsutipes excisa Geo
Hirsutipes excisa m Sorong
Holotype albistriga
Holotype angiana
Holotype arctichroa
Holotype biagi
Holotype holobrunnea f
Holotype meeki Roth
Holotype nigricornis
Holotype ochrifrons
Holotype parvula
Holotype rubribasis
Holotype ruficostata
Homona aestivana Borme
Hyalaethea attemae Geo
Hyalaethea attemae Holotype f
Hyalaethea dohertyi Geo
Hyalaethea dohertyi m Kota Nica
Hyalaethea obraztsovi Geo
Hyalaethea obraztsovi Holotype m
Hyalaethea obraztsovi Paratype f
Hyalinaria fuscibasis Geo
Hyalinaria fuscibasis m Ned
Hyalinaria fuscibasis m Tandia
Hyalospectra grisea Geo
Hyalospectra grisea m Abmisibil
Hylophilodes rubromarginata Geo
Hylophilodes rubromarginata m Walmak
Hypectopa ornithograpta Geo
Hypectopa ornithograpta Holotype RMNH Lake Habbema
Hyposhada pellopis f Syntype Biagi
Hyposhada pellopis Syntype m
Icelitarana Walmak
Immetalia aurea f
Immetalia cyanea f
Immetalia cyanea Geo
Immetalia cyanea m
Immetalia saturata bicolor form f
Immetalia saturata bicolor form m

Immetalia saturata f
Immetalia saturata Geo
Immetalia saturata m
Immetalia saturata orange form f
Jembatan Dua sp Dorsal
Kakostauropus glaucoviridis Geo
Kakostauropus glaucoviridis Holotype m Biagi BMNH
Kakostauropus glaucoviridis m Pass Valley
Kamalia multipunctata f Nansfori Supiori Isl ZMAN
Kamalia multipunctata Geo
Kamalia multipunctata m Ampas ZMAN
Labanda huntei f British New Guinea BMNH
Labanda huntei Geo
Labanda huntei m Etna Bay RMNH
Labanda huntei m Milne Bay BMNH
Labanda saturalis f Utakwa Riv BMNH
Labanda saturalis Geo
Labanda saturalis m Kratke Mts BMNH
Lambula aethalocis fuliginosa
Lambula agraphia
Lambula aroa f Walmak
Lambula aroa Geo
Lambula aroa mWalmak
Lambula bilineata f Irian Jaya Prafi
Lambula bilineata Geo
Lambula bilineata m Mabilabol
Lambula bivittata f Walmak
Lambula bivittata Geo
Lambula bivittata m Pass Valley
Lambula buergersi f Malu
Lambula buergersi Geo
Lambula buergersi Holotype m Malu
Lambula castanea f Mabilabol
Lambula castanea Geo
Lambula castanea m Mabilabol
Lambula f 1 Mabilabol
Lambula f 1 Walmak
Lambula f 2 Walmak
Lambula f Demaisi Arfak
Lambula flavobrunnea f Pass Valley
Lambula flavobrunnea Geo
Lambula flavobrunnea m Pass Valley
Lambula flavogrisea Geo
Lambula flavogrisea m Irian Jaya Prafi
Lambula hypopolius f Irian Jaya Warmare Dua
Lambula hypopolius Geo
Lambula hypopolius m Irian Jaya Warkapi
Lambula laniafera f Irian Jaya Meja Manokwari
Lambula laniafera Geo
Lambula laniafera m Irian Jaya Sentani
Lambula m 1 Walmak
Lambula m 2 Walmak
Lambula m 3 Pass Valley
Lambula plicata Geo
Lambula plicata Holotype m
Lambula punctifer f Canoe Camp
Lambula punctifer Geo
Lambula punctifer Holotype m
Lambula umbrina Geo

Lambula umbrina Holotype m
Lambulodes albiterminalis f Camp Hotice Kwerba
Lambulodes albiterminalis Geo
Lambulodes albiterminalis m Borme
Lambulodes brunneomarginata f Foja Mts
Lambulodes brunneomarginata f Mabilabol
Lambulodes brunneomarginata f Utakwa
Lambulodes brunneomarginata Geo
Lambulodes brunneomarginata m Borme
Lambulodes brunneomarginata m Foja Mts
Lambulodes sericea f
Lambulodes sericea Geo
Lambulodes sericea Holotype bimaculata m
Lambulodes sericea Holotype m
Lambulodes sericea Holotype sericeoides m
Lantanophaga dubitationis
Lantanophaga dubitationis Geo
Lantanophaga pusillidactyla
Lantanophaga pusillidactyla Geo
Lasioceros aroa
Lasioceros aroa Geo
Lasioceros dentilinea
Lasioceros dentilinea Geo
Lasioceros f aroa Rossel isl
Lasioceros f dentilinea
Lasiopoderes pratti f Abmisibil
Lasiopoderes pratti f Paratype Mt Kunupi
Lasiopoderes pratti Geo
Lasiopoderes pratti m Holotype Babooni
Lemyra avola f
Lemyra avola Geo
Lemyra avola m
Lemyra maculifascia f Bandung Java
Lemyra maculifascia Geo
Lemyra maculifascia m Bandung Java
Lemyra punctatostrigata female
Lemyra punctatostrigata Geo
Lemyra punctatostrigata m
Leptodeuterocopus sorongensis
Leptodeuterocopus sorongensis Geo
Liphyra brassolis f
Liphyra brassolis Geo
Liphyra brassolis m
Liphyra grandis CSIRO
Liphyra grandis Geo
Lobesia paradisea Holotype RMNH
Lobesia tritoma Holotype RMNH
Lophothripa vitea f Camp Nok Waigeo BMNH
Lophothripa vitea f Camp Sabron Cyclops BMNH
Lophothripa vitea Geo
Lophothripa vitea m Camp Nok Waigeo BMNH
Macarostola ceryx Allotype RMNH Letterbox Camp
Macarostola ceryx Geo
Maceda ignefumosa f Abmisibil ZMAN
Maceda ignefumosa f Pass Valley ZMAN
Maceda ignefumosa Geo
Maceda ignefumosa m Abmisibil ZMAN
Maceda mansueta f albolineata Holotype m Upper Aroa Riv BMNH

Maceda mansueta f Rasiei
Maceda mansueta f rufescens f Mt Kebea BMNH
Maceda mansueta f Uskwar
Maceda mansueta Geo
Maceda mansueta m Depapre
Maceda mansueta m Eitape BMNH
Maceda mansueta m Hydrographer Mts BMNH
Maceda mansueta m Tuan Wowi
Maceda mansueta m Walmak
Maceda mansueta m Warkapi
Maceda mansueta m Yende Roon
Maceda rufibasis f Abmisibil
Maceda rufibasis f Pass Valley
Maceda rufibasis Geo
Maceda rufibasis m Abmisibil
Macrobarasa xantholopha f Abmisibil
Macrobarasa xantholopha Geo
Macrobarasa xantholopha m Pass Valley ZMAN
Macrobarasa xantholopha m Walmak ZMAN
Macroglossum adustum
Macroglossum adustum Geo
Macroglossum albolineata
Macroglossum albolineata Geo
Macroglossum alcedo
Macroglossum alcedo Geo
Macroglossum augarra
Macroglossum augarra Geo
Macroglossum backi
Macroglossum backi Geo
Macroglossum caldum
Macroglossum caldum Geo
Macroglossum corythus
Macroglossum corythus Geo
Macroglossum dohertyi
Macroglossum dohertyi Geo
Macroglossum glaucoptera
Macroglossum glaucoptera Geo
Macroglossum hirundo
Macroglossum hirundo Geo
Macroglossum lineatum
Macroglossum lineatum Geo
Macroglossum mediovitta
Macroglossum mediovitta Geo
Macroglossum meeki
Macroglossum meeki Geo
Macroglossum melas
Macroglossum melas Geo
Macroglossum micacea
Macroglossum micacea Geo
Macroglossum micacea RMNH
Macroglossum moecki
Macroglossum moecki Geo
Macroglossum nubilum
Macroglossum nubilum Geo
Macroglossum spilonotum
Macroglossum spilonotum Geo
Macroglossum stevensi
Macroglossum stevensi Geo
Macroglossum stigma
Macroglossum stigma Geo
Macroglossum tenebrosa
Macroglossum tenebrosa Geo
Macroglossum vidua
Macroglossum vidua Geo
Macroglossumnum
Macroglossumnum Geo
Mahasena corbetti
Manoba albina Holotype m Angabunga Riv BMNH
Manoba albiplagiata Holotype m Biagi BMNH
Manoba divisa Geo
Manoba divisa Holotype m Biagi BMNH
Manoba lactogrisea Geo
Manoba lactogrisea Holotype m Setekwa Riv BMNH
Manoba terminalis Geo
Manoba terminalis Holotype m Kumusi Riv BMNH
Maurilia iconica Geo
Maurilia iconica tunicata f Abmisibil
Maurilia iconica tunicata f Mabilabol
Maurilia iconica tunicata m Mabilabol
Maurilia undaira f Mabilabol
Maurilia undaira Geo
Megacorma obliqua
Megacorma obliqua Geo
Megalorhipida deboeri
Megalorhipida deboeri Geo
Megalorhipida leucodactyla
Megalorhipida leucodactyla Geo
Megalorhipida madoris
Megalorhipida madoris Geo
Meganola aroa Holotype m Aroa Riv BMNH
Meganola atrinota Geo
Meganola atrinota m Utakwa Riv BMNH
Meganola basifusca f Hydrographer Mts BMNH
Meganola hemizona Geo
Meganola hemizona m Utakwa Riv BMNH
Meganola nigrobasalis f Upper Setekwa Riv BMNH
Meganola nigrobasalis Geo
Meganola nigrobasalis m Utakwa Riv BMNH
Meganoton hyloicoides
Meganoton hyloicoides Geo
Meganoton rubescens
Meganoton rubescens Geo
Mehteria mediana Holotype BMNH
Mehteria mediana RMNH
Mesocallyntera siderostola Holotype RMNH
Mesocallyntera squamosa Paratype RMNH
Mesocalyptis zonata Holotype RMNH
Metaselena pemphigodes Allotype f BMNH
Metaselena pemphigodes Holotype m BMNH
Metaselena pithana Holotype BMNH
Metaselena symphylos Holotype BMNH
Metendothenia spumans Holotype RMNH
Metrioglypha thystas Holotype circulata m BMNH
Metura bags
Metura m Timeepa KSP
Miaromima dinota Geo
Miaromima dinotis f Ampas
Miaromima dinotis f Utakwa Riv BMNH
Miaromima dinotis m Utakwa Riv BMNH

Micromelalopha castanea
Micromelalopha castanea Geo
Micronia aculeata
Micronia aculeata Geo
Micronia justaria
Micronia justaria Geo
Micronia justaria Holotype
Micronia zebrata Geo
Micronia zebrata Landikma KSP
Micronia zebrata Type Biagi Mambare Riv
Mimeusemia proerosia f
Mimeusemia proerosia m
Mimeusemia simplex Geo
Mniothripa argenteopurpurea f Arfak Mts BMNH
Mniothripa argenteopurpurea Geo
Mniothripa argenteopurpurea m Depapre
Mniothripa argenteopurpurea m Senopi ZMAN
Mniothripa bradleyi f Mt Lina Cyclops BMNH
Mniothripa bradleyi Geo
Monosyntaxis arfakensis Geo
Monosyntaxis arfakensis Holotype m Mokwam
Monosyntaxis arfakensis Paratype f Mokwam
Monosyntaxis bimaculata Geo
Monosyntaxis bimaculata Holotype
Monosyntaxis bipunctata f Angabunga Riv BMNH
Monosyntaxis bipunctata m Owgarra BMNH
Monosyntaxis fojaensis Geo
Monosyntaxis fojaensis Holotype m Foja Mts
Monosyntaxis fojaensis Paratype f Foja Mts
Monosyntaxis honeyi f Walmak ZMAN
Monosyntaxis honeyi Geo
Monosyntaxis honeyi m Pass Valley ZMAN
Monosyntaxis kobowrensis Geo
Monosyntaxis kobowrensis Paratype f Paniai RMNH
Monosyntaxis kobowrensis Paratype m Mt Kunupi Weyland BMNH
Monosyntaxis kratkeensis Holotype m Bantibasa Kratke BMNH
Monosyntaxis metallescens f
Monosyntaxis metallescens m
Monosyntaxis persimilis f
Monosyntaxis persimilis Geo
Monosyntaxis persimilis m
Monosyntaxis postfuscata Holotype f Saiko Bubu Riv BMNH
Narycia neglicata
Negeta contrariata f Kapaur BMNH
Negeta contrariata f Prafi
Negeta contrariata Geo
Negeta contrariata m Demaisi Arfak ZMAN
Negeta contrariata m Getentiri Merauke
Negeta contrariata m Yende Roon Island
Neochera dominia Geo
Neochera dominiana f
Neochera dominiana m
Neohermenias angulata Holotype RMNH
Neohermenias conglomerata Holotype RMNH
Neohermenias conglomerata RMNH
Neohermenias corticana Paratype RMNH
Neohermenias dendrosema Holotype RMNH
Neohermenias dirupta Holotype RMNH
Neohermenias eugena Holotype RMNH
Neohermenias gracilis Holotype RMNH
Neohermenias meriodelta Holotype RMNH

Neohermenias merodelta Holotype RMNH
Neohermenias niphobola Holotype RMNH
Neohermenias platysphena Holotype RMNH
Neohermenias pollystes Holotype RMNH
Neohermenias psimythographa Holotype RMNH
Neohermenias saxicolor Holotype RMNH
Neohermenias scoliomelas Holotype RMNH
Neohermenias scoliomelas Paratype RMNH
Neohermenias scoliomelas Pass Valley
Neohermenias serrula Holotype RMNH
Neohermenias terminata Paratype RMNH
Neohermenias textrix Holotype RMNH
Neohermenias tristis Holotype RMNH
Neohermenias xylogena Holotype RMNH
Neosyntaxis warringtonella f
Neosyntaxis warringtonella Geo
Neosyntaxis warringtonella m
Netria arisemna Geo
Netria arisemna m Mt Kunupi BMNH
Nexosa aureola Holotype f USNM
Nicetosoma meforensis Geo
Nicetosoma meforensis Holotype m Numfor
Nicetosoma meforensis Paratype f Numfor
Nicetosomana f 1 Morobe
Nicetosomana f 2 Morobe
Nicetosomana f Holotype mysolica
Nicetosomana Geo
Nicetosomana m Holotype pallida
Nicetosomana m lectoType
Nicetosomana m Lectotype intermedia
Nicetosomana m Morobe
Nicetosomana m Tuan Wowi
Nippoptilia pullum
Nippoptilia pullum Geo
Nippoptilia rutteni
Nippoptilia rutteni Geo
Nippoptilia spinosa
Nippoptilia spinosa Geo
Nishada impervia f underside
Nishada impervia f Warmare Dua
Nishada impervia Geo
Nishada impervia m Warkapi
Nishada niveola f verso
Nishada niveola f verso arrow
Nishada niveola f Walmak
Nishada niveola Geo
Nishada niveola m Mabilabol
Nishada niveola m underside
Nola albescens f Mt Goliath BMNH
Nola albescens Geo
Nola albescens m Mt Goliath BMNH
Nola bifascialis Geo
Nola bifascialis m Utakwa Riv BMNH
Nola bilineola Geo
Nola bilineola m Utakwa Riv BMNH
Nola chionaecensis Geo
Nola chionaecensis Holotype f Setekwa Riv BMNH
Nola diagona f Fakfak BMNH

Nola diagona Geo
Nola diagona m Lelambo ZMAN
Nola diplogramma Geo
Nola diplogramma Holotype f Utakwa Riv BMNH
Nola eugrapha f Mt Goliath BMNH
Nola eugrapha Geo
Nola eugrapha Holotype m Mt Goliath BMNH
Nola fasciata f Utakwa Riv BMNH
Nola fasciata Geo
Nola fasciata m Nansfori Supiori ZMAN
Nola fuscibasis Geo
Nola fuscibasis Holotype m Dinawa BMNH
Nola grisescens Holotype m Owgarra BMNH
Nola interrupta Geo
Nola interrupta m Upper Setekwa Riv BMNH
Nola irrorata Geo
Nola irrorata Holotype f Utakwa Riv BMNH
Nola obliqua Geo
Nola obliqua m Utakwa Riv BMNH
Nola opalina f Pass Valley ZMAN
Nola opalina f Utakwa Riv BMNH
Nola opalina Geo
Nola opalina m Nansfori Supiori ZMAN
Nola semidolosa f Utakwa Riv BMNH
Nola semidolosa Geo
Nola semidolosa m Utakwa Riv BMNH
Nyctemera baulus baulus f secundiana f Tandia
Nyctemera baulus baulus f secundiana m Langda
Nyctemera baulus baulus var f Wamena
Nyctemera baulus f nigrovena f Manokwari
Nyctemera baulus f Walmak
Nyctemera baulus Geo
Nyctemera baulus m Warkapi
Nyctemera clathrata Misool
Nyctemera clathratum Geo
Nyctemera clathratum m Roon
Nyctemera coleta coleta f Sorong
Nyctemera coleta Geo
Nyctemera coleta m Manokwari
Nyctemera evergista agagles f
Nyctemera evergista agagles m
Nyctemera evergista Geo
Nyctemera evergista uniplaga f
Nyctemera evergista uniplaga m Walmak
Nyctemera groenendaeli Geo
Nyctemera groenendaeli Holotype m Ampas
Nyctemera groenendaeli Paratype f
Nyctemera hyalina Geo
Nyctemera hyalina hyalina f Demaisi
Nyctemera hyalina hyalina m Mokwam
Nyctemera kebeae Geo
Nyctemera kebeae intermedia Holotype f Abmisibil
Nyctemera kebeae intermedia m Manunggal
Nyctemera kebeae kebeae f
Nyctemera kebeae occidentalis Holotype f Ilaga
Nyctemera kebeae occidentalis Paratype m Bilogai
Nyctemera latimargo Geo
Nyctemera latimargo Lectotype m Base Camp
Nyctemera leopoldi f Warkapi
Nyctemera leopoldi Geo
Nyctemera leopoldi m
Nyctemera luctuosa Geo
Nyctemera luctuosa instructa f dinawa f Pass Valley
Nyctemera luctuosa instructa f dinawa m Abmisibil
Nyctemera luctuosa instructa f Mabilabol
Nyctemera luctuosa instructa var m Jiwika
Nyctemera luctuosa instructa var m Wamena
Nyctemera mastrigti Geo
Nyctemera mastrigti Holotype m Langda
Nyctemera mastrigti Paratype f Welesi
Nyctemera mesolychna Geo
Nyctemera mesolychna m Ampas
Nyctemera oninica Geo
Nyctemera oninica Holotype m
Nyctemera oninica Paratype f
Nyctemera warmasina f Kobrey
Nyctemera warmasina Geo
Nyctemera warmasina m Demaisi
Nycteola aroa f Ninay Valley BMNH
Nycteola aroa Geo
Nycteola avola f Angabunga Riv BMNH
Nycteola avola f Mt Goliath BMNH
Nycteola avola Geo
Nycteola avola m Anggi Lakes BMNH
Nycteola avola m Ninay Valley BMNH
Nycteola brunneicosta f Ditschi Arfak BMNH
Nycteola brunneicosta f Pass Valley ZMAN
Nycteola brunneicosta Geo
Nycteola brunneicosta m Ninay Valley BMNH
Nycteola cana Geo
Nycteola cana Holotype f Mimika Riv BMNH
Nycteola f Walmak ZMAN
Nycteola kebea f Mt Goliath BMNH
Nycteola kebea Geo
Nycteola kebea m Manunggal Abmisibil
Nycteola m Walmak ZMAN
Nycteola m Wamena ZMAN
Nycteola mesoplaga Geo
Nycteola mesoplaga m Pass Valley
Nycteola niphostola Holotype f Milne Bay BMNH
Nycteola pseudoindica f Mt Goliath BMNH
Nycteola pseudoindica f Walmak ZMAN
Nycteola pseudoindica Geo
Ochthophora sericina f Demaisi Sinnema
Ochthophora sericina Geo
Ochyrotica breviapex
Ochyrotica breviapex Geo
Ochyrotica buergersi
Ochyrotica buergersi Geo
Ochyrotica cretosa
Ochyrotica cretosa Geo
Ochyrotica misoolica
Ochyrotica misoolica Geo
Ochyrotica pseudocretosa
Ochyrotica pseudocretosa Geo
Ochyrotica salomonica
Ochyrotica salomonica Geo
Ochyrotica toxopeusi
Ochyrotica toxopeusi Geo

Ochyrotica yanoi
Ochyrotica yanoi Geo
Oeonistis altica
Oeonistis bicolora f
Oeonistis bicolora Geo
Oeonistis bicolora m
Oeonistis bistrigata f
Oeonistis bistrigata Geo
Oeonistis bistrigata m
Oeonistis delia f
Oeonistis delia f Borme KSP
Oeonistis delia Geo
Oeonistis delia Holotype ceramensis f
Oeonistis delia m
Oeonistis entella
Oeonosia abenaho Geo
Oeonosia abenaho Holotype m Pass Valley
Oeonosia aurifera f
Oeonosia aurifera Geo
Oeonosia aurifera m
Oeonosia cruda f Paratype
Oeonosia cruda Geo
Oeonosia cruda Paratype m
Oeonosia longistriga f
Oeonosia longistriga f f
Oeonosia longistriga f grandis f
Oeonosia longistriga f grandis m
Oeonosia longistriga f m
Oeonosia longistriga f plagiata f
Oeonosia longistriga f plagiata m
Oeonosia longistriga Geo
Oeonosia longistriga m
Oeonosia pectinata Geo
Oeonosia pectinata Holotype m
Oeonosia pectinata Paratype f
Oeonosia pectinata Paratype m Araucaria Camp
Omestis bella Holotype m Mt Kebea BMNH
Omichlis albidilinea Geo
Omichlis albidilinea m Lelambo ZMAN
Omichlis calyptis f Wambes
Omichlis calyptis Geo
Omichlis calyptis m Achterland Hollandia
Omichlis dinawa f Lelambo
Omichlis dinawa Geo
Omichlis dinawa m Lelambo
Omichlis erythra f Abmisibil ZMAN
Omichlis erythra f Walmak ZMAN
Omichlis erythra Geo
Omichlis erythra m Affi ZMAN
Omichlis griseola f Fakf
Omichlis griseola Geo
Omichlis griseola Syntype
Omichlis leucosticta Geo
Omichlis leucosticta m Keerom
Omichlis leucosticta m Uskwar
Omichlis lineata Geo
Omichlis lineata Irian
Omichlis lineata Irian jaya
Omichlis macrospila Geo
Omichlis macrospila m Affi
Omichlis macrospila m Ampas 1

Omichlis macrospila m Ampas 2
Omichlis mediofasciata Geo
Omichlis mediofasciata HT
Omichlis mediofasciata m Pass Valley ZMAN
Omichlis mediofasciata m Walmak
Omichlis ochracea Geo
Omichlis ochracea m Nabire CMWM
Omichlis parallelistriga Geo
Omichlis plagata Geo
Omichlis plagata m Ampas ZMAN
Omichlis plagiosa f Abmisibil
Omichlis plagiosa Geo
Omichlis plagiosa m Abmisibil
Omichlis plagiosa m Affi
Omichlis plusiotis Geo
Omichlis plusiotis Holotype f Utakwa Riv BMNH
Omichlis pratti f Ampas ZMAN
Omichlis pratti Geo
Omichlis pratti m Tomfar ZMAN
Omichlis pseudolibatrix Geo
Omichlis pseudolibatrix Holotype f Utakwa Riv BMNH
Omichlis pseudolibatrix m Walmak ZMAN
Omichlis renata f Rasiei ZMAN
Omichlis renata Geo
Omichlis renata m Uskwar ZMAN
Omichlis rufofasciata f Nabire CMWM
Omichlis rufofasciata Geo
Omichlis rufofasciata m Affi ZMAN
Omichlis strigata f Biagi BMNH
Omichlis strigata Geo
Omichlis strigata m Walmak ZMAN
Omichlis transversa f Utakwa Riv BMNH
Omichlis transversa Geo
Omichlis transversa m Ampas ZMAN
Omichlis trilineata f Wembi BMNH
Omichlis trilineata Geo
Omichlis trilineata m Achterland Hollandia ZMAN
Ophthalmis lincea biakensis f
Ophthalmis lincea biakensis m
Ophthalmis lincea Geo
Ophthalmis lincea lincea f orange apex
Ophthalmis lincea lincea f white rand
Ophthalmis lincea lincea m orange apex
Ophthalmis lincea lincea m white apex
Ophyx chionopasta Geo
Ophyx crinipes f Rasiei
Ophyx crinipes f Aroa Riv
Ophyx crinipes Geo
Ophyx crinipes m Holotype trifasciata
Ophyx f Pass Valley
Ophyx m Abmisibil KSP
Ophyx m Ampas
Ophyx m Ilaga KSP
Ophyx m Langda
Ophyx m Pass Valley KSP
Ophyx pseudoptera Geo
Ophyx pseudoptera m Depapre
Ophyx pseudoptera m Sinimburu

Ophyx striata Geo
Opphiorrhabda mormopa m GNL
Oreta jaspidea f Kloofbivak
Oreta jaspidea f Nansfori Supiori
Oreta jaspidea Geo
Oreta jaspidea m Warmare Dua
Oreta jaspidea m Yende Roon
Oreta perfida Geo
Oreta perfida m Abmisibil
Oreta perfida m Affi
Oreta singapura continua f Affi
Oreta singapura continua m Parfi
Oreta singapura Geo
Oreta sublustris Geo
Oreta subvinosa f Mokwam
Oreta subvinosa f Warkapi
Oreta subvinosa Geo
Oreta subvinosa m Walmak
Oreta unilinea f Bilogai
Oreta unilinea Geo
Oreta unilinea m Ned Nw Guinea
Ortholomia moluccana f Ampas ZMAN
Ortholomia moluccana f Lelambo ZMAN
Ortholomia moluccana f Van Weelskamp ZMAN
Ortholomia moluccana Geo
Ortholomia moluccana m Abmisibil ZMAN
Ortholomia moluccana m Affi ZMAN
Ortholomia moluccana m Ampas ZMAN
Ortholomia moluccana m Warkapi ZMAN
Oxoia irrorativiridis Geo
Oxoia irrorativiridis m Ampas
Oxoia irrorativiridis m Walmak KSP
Oxycanus aegrus Geo
Oxycanus aegrus Holotype m
Oxycanus altenai Geo
Oxycanus altenai Holotype m
Oxycanus diakonoffi f Mist Camp
Oxycanus diakonoffi Geo
Oxycanus diakonoffi Holotype m
Oxycanus diakonoffi m var 1
Oxycanus discipennis Geo
Oxycanus dives Geo
Oxycanus dives m Langda
Oxycanus dives m Mabilabol
Oxycanus dives m Pass Valley 1
Oxycanus eos Geo
Oxycanus eos m Ampas
Oxycanus eos m Araucaria Camp 1
Oxycanus eos m Araucaria Camp 2
Oxycanus eos m Tigibi
Oxycanus fuliginosa Geo
Oxycanus fuliginosa m Letterbox Camp
Oxycanus fuliginosa m Scree Valley

Oxycanus hebe f Araucaria Camp
Oxycanus hebe Geo
Oxycanus hecabe Geo
Oxycanus hecabe m Araucaria Camp
Oxycanus hecabe m Pass Valley 1
Oxycanus hecabe m Pass Valley 2
Oxycanus hecabe m Rattan Camp 1
Oxycanus hecabe m Rattan Camp 2
Oxycanus hecabe m Walmak 1
Oxycanus hecabe m Walmak 2
Oxycanus herbuloti Geo
Oxycanus herbuloti Holotype m
Oxycanus mayri Geo
Oxycanus mayri m Araucaria Camp
Oxycanus meeki f bijenkorfbivak
Oxycanus meeki Geo
Oxycanus meeki m bijenkorfbivak
Oxycanus meeki m Syoubri
Oxycanus nigra Geo
Oxycanus nigra Holotype m
Oxycanus nigra m2
Oxycanus nigripuncta
Oxycanus nigripuncta Geo
Oxycanus novaeguineensis Geo
Oxycanus novaeguineensis Holotype m
Oxycanus novaeguineensis m Bilogai 1
Oxycanus perplexus Geo
Oxycanus perplexus m Mokwam 1
Oxycanus perplexus m Syoubri 1
Oxycanus perplexus m Syoubri 2
Oxycanus postflavida Geo
Oxycanus postflavida m Lake Habbema
Oxycanus postxois Geo
Oxycanus postxois Holotype m Top Camp
Oxycanus rileyi Geo
Oxycanus serratus Geo
Oxycanus serratus m Lower Mist Camp
Oxycanus snelleni Geo
Oxycanus snelleni Holotype m
Oxycanus snelleni Paratype m
Oxycanus subochracea Geo
Oxycanus subochracea m Gita 1
Oxycanus subochracea m Gita 2
Oxycanus tamsi Geo
Oxycanus tamsi m Walmak 1
Oxycanus tamsi m Walmak 2
Oxycanus thasus Geo
Oxycanus thoe Geo
Oxycanus thoe m Mabilabol 1
Oxycanus thoe m Mabilabol 2
Oxycanus toxopeusi Geo
Oxycanus toxopeusi Holotype m

Oxycanus tyres Geo
Oxycanus tyres Holotype m
Oxycanus tyres m Moss Forest Camp 1
Oxycanus xois Geo
Oxyptilus causodes
Oxyptilus causodes Geo
Paectes costistrigata f Camp Nok Waigeo
Paectes costistrigata Geo
Paectes costistrigata m Ninay Valley
Paectes cyanodes f Prafi
Paectes cyanodes Geo
Paectes f Camp Nok Waigeo
Paectes kebeae Geo
Paectes kebeae m Ninay Valley
Paectes m Ninay Valley
Paectes pratti f Pass Valley
Paectes pratti Geo
Paectes pratti m Abmisibil Star Mts
Paectes psaliphora Geo
Paectes psaliphora m Ampas
Pantheinae m achterland Hollandia ZMAN
Papuanthicus glaber Geo
Papuasyntaxis metallescens Geo
Parabasis felixi f Mt Kunupi BMNH
Parabasis felixi Geo
Parabasis felixi Holotype m Anggi Lakes BMNH
Parabasis pratti f Timeepa KSP
Parabasis pratti Geo
Parabasis pratti m Parfi ZMAN
Paracarea rubiginea f Pass Valley ZMAN
Paracarea rubiginea Geo
Paracarea rubiginea m Walmak ZMAN
Paracossus spec m Uskwar
Paracrama dulcissima f Walmak
Paracrama dulcissima Geo
Paracrama latimargo f Milne Bay BMNH
Paracrama latimargo f Queensland
Paracrama latimargo Geo
Paracrama latimargo m Queensland
Paralaethia subformicina f Mabilabol
Paralaethia subformicina Geo
Paralaethia subformicina Holotype m
Paramarane pulchra f Walmak ZMAN
Paramarane pulchra Geo
Paramarane pulchra m Walmak ZMAN
Paramsacta marginata Geo
Paramsacta marginata punctipennis
Paramsacta pura Syntype
Pataeta carbo Geo
Pataeta carbo m Kwerba
Pataeta carbo m Port Moresby
Penicillaria aureiplaga Geo
Penicillaria aureiplaga Lectotype m Ekeike
Penicillaria dinawa f Dinawa
Penicillaria dinawa Geo
Penicillaria dinawaensis f Abmisibil
Penicillaria dinawaensis f Mt Goliath

Penicillaria dinawaensis Geo
Penicillaria dinawaensis m Utakwa River
Penicillaria dorsipuncta f Camp Nok Waigeo
Penicillaria dorsipuncta Geo
Penicillaria dorsipuncta m Waigeo
Penicillaria jocosatrix Geo
Penicillaria jocosatrix m Abmisibil
Penicillaria maculata f Mt Goliath
Penicillaria maculata Geo
Penicillaria maculata m Saiko
Penicillaria meeki f Abmisibil
Penicillaria meeki Geo
Penicillaria meeki Holotype f Upper Aroa River
Penicillaria nigriplaga f Pass Valley
Penicillaria nigriplaga Geo
Penicillaria nigriplaga Holotype m Utakwa River
Penicillaria plusioides Geo
Penicillaria plusioides m Yongsu Yemang KSP
Penicillaria pratti Geo
Penicillaria pratti Lectotype m Mt Kebea
Penicillaria rothschildi Holotype f Ninay Valley
Penicillaria simplex f Pass Valley
Penicillaria simplex Geo
Penicillaria simplex m Mt Michael East Highlands
Penthostola hemeronyx GNL 1
Penthostola hemeronyx GNL 2
Penthostola hemeronyx Holotype RMNH
Penthostola hemeronyx Pass Valley
Peridaedala archaea Holotype RMNH
Peridaedala crastidochroa Foja Mts
Peridaedala crastidochroa Holotype RMNH
Peridaedala hierograpta Foja Mts
Peridaedala hierograpta RMNH
Peridaedala prasina Holotype RMNH
Phaecadophora fimbriata Holotype leucocteis RMNH
Phalera peruda Geo
Phalera peruda m Hollandia RMNH Schintlmeister
Phalera peruda m Uskwar ZMAN
Platyptilia archimedon
Platyptilia enargota
Platyptilia enargota Geo
Platyptilia microbscura
Platyptilia microbscura Geo
Platyptilia molopias
Platyptilia molopias Geo
Platyptilia petila
Platyptilia phanerozona
Platyptilia phanerozona Geo
Plotheia albovenosa f Walmak ZMAN
Plotheia albovenosa Geo
Plotheia albovenosa m Walmak KSP 1
Plotheia albovenosa m Walmak KSP 2
Plotheia exacta f Mt Kebea BMNH
Plotheia exacta f Sibil ZMAN
Plotheia exacta Geo
Plotheia exacta m Abmisibil ZMAN
Plotheia exacta m Fakfak BMNH
Plotheia exacta m Wembi BMNH

Plotheia exacta Syntype trichocera f Fakfak BMNH
Plotheia exacta Syntype trichocera m Fakfak BMNH
Plotheia viridalis f Ninay Valley BMNH
Plotheia viridalis fakfakensis m Bivak Hoesin RMNH
Plotheia viridalis Geo
Plotheia viridalis Holotype cuprescens m Fakfak BMNH
Plotheia viridalis Holotype fakfakensis m Fakfak BMNH
Plusiopalpa adrasta
Plusiopalpa adrasta Geo
Poliosia umbra Geo
Poliosia umbra Holotype m
Pollex newguineai Holotype m
Polychoa bipuncta Geo
Polychoa bipuncta m Bog Camp Foja
Polychoa bipuncta m Foja Mts
Polychoa bipuncta m Furu Camp
Polychoa flavibasis Geo
Polychoa flavibasis m Ubrub KSP
Polychoa metallica Geo
Polychoa metallica,
Polychoa styphlopis aeruginosa f Polychoa
Polychoa styphlopis Geo
Proschistis amphibola Holotype RMNH
Pseudarbela aurea m Bog Camp Foja KSP
Pseudarbela celaena
Pseudarbela m Abmisibil KSP
Pseudoceryx dohertyi Geo
Pseudoceryx dohertyi RMNH
Pseudoclania dinawaensis
Pseudogargetta diversa f Ampas ZMAN
Pseudogargetta diversa Geo
Pseudogargetta diversa m Ampas ZMAN
Pseudophyx inextrema Geo
Pseudophyx inextrema m Etnabaai
Pseudophyx inextrema m Om
Psilogramma anne
Psilogramma anne Geo
Psilogramma kitchingi
Psilogramma kitchingi Geo
Psilogramma papuensis
Psilogramma papuensis Geo
Psyche dyaulensis
Psychidae A Foja KSP
Psychidae m Boma Merauke
Psychidae m Korem Biak
Psychidae m Kota Nica op cacao
Psychidae m Tandia
Psychidae zak Hollandia
Psychidae zak Miei Wandammen
Psychidae zak Noordrivier Lorentz
Pterogonia cardinalis f Walmak
Pterogonia cardinalis Geo
Pterogonia cardinalis m Minahassa
Pterophorus albidus
Pterophorus albidus Geo
Pterophorus aliubasignum
Pterophorus aliubasignum Geo
Pterophorus lacteipennis
Pterophorus leucadactylus
Pterophorus leucadactylus Geo
Pterophorus niveus
Pterophorus niveus Geo
Rhectogonia electrosema Allotype f RMNH
Rhectogonia electrosema Holotype RMNH
Risoba avola f Walmak ZMAN
Risoba avola Geo
Risoba avola m Abmisibil ZMAN
Risoba delicata f Utakwa Riv BMNH
Risoba delicata Geo
Risoba delicata m Walmak ZMAN
Risoba diphtheropsis f Walmak ZMAN
Risoba diphtheropsis Geo
Risoba diphtheropsis Holotype m Mt Kunupi BMNH
Risoba f Senggo
Risoba f Walmak
Risoba f Walmak 1
Risoba f Walmak 2
Risoba kebea f Sabron Camp BMNH
Risoba kebea Geo
Risoba kebea m Upper Setekwa Riv BMNH
Risoba m
Risoba m Borme
Risoba m Depapre
Risoba m Vriendschaprivier
Risoba m Walmak
Risoba obstructa f grisea Holotype f Ekeikei BMNH
Risoba obstructa f grisea m Rook Island BMNH
Risoba olivens f Ninay Valley BMNH
Risoba olivens Geo
Risoba olivens m Walmak ZMAN
Risoba owgarra f Owgarra BMNH
Risoba owgarra m Angabunga Riv BMNH
Risoba pratti f Walmak ZMAN
Risoba pratti Geo
Risoba pratti m Walmak ZMAN
Risoba repugnans Holotype sphaerophora f BMNH
Risoba repugnans m Bougainville BMNH
Risoba sticticata Allotype f Mt Kunupi BMNH
Risoba sticticata Geo
Risoba sticticata Holotype m Mt Kunupi BMNH
Risoba viridata f Ninay Valley BMNH
Risoba viridata Geo
Risoba viridata m Borme KSP
Sarbena lignaria f
Sarbena lignaria Geo
Sarbena lignaria m
Sarrothripini Borme KSP
Sarrothripini m Walmak ZMAN
Schoutenia bivittata Geo
Schoutenia bivittata m Ampas ZMAN
Schoutenia meeki Geo
Schoutenia meeki m Ampas ZMAN
Schoutenia striata Geo
Schoutenia undulata f Ampas ZMAN
Schoutenia undulata Geo
Schoutenia undulata Holotype m Hollandia RMNH
Schoutenia varians f Samabusa CMWM
Schoutenia varians Geo
Schoutenia varians m Mapia CMWM

Scoliacma adriani Geo
Scoliacma adriani Holotype m Irian Jaya Wandammen Tandia
Scoliacma adriani Paratype f
Scoliacma albicosta Holotype f
Scoliacma albicostata Geo
Scoliacma albogrisea f Mt Goliath
Scoliacma albogrisea Geo
Scoliacma albogrisea m Canoe Camp Utakwa Riv
Scoliacma albogrisea m Holotype Utakwa Riv
Scoliacma aroa Geo
Scoliacma aroa m Holotype apiciplaga Utakwa Riv
Scoliacma aroa m Holotype Aroa Riv
Scoliacma brunnea f Mabilabol
Scoliacma brunnea Geo
Scoliacma brunnea m Mabilabol ZMAN
Scoliacma f Mokwam
Scoliacma fuscescens Rothschild 1912
Scoliacma fuscofascia f Mabilabol
Scoliacma fuscofascia Geo
Scoliacma fuscofascia m Upper Setekwa Riv
Scoliacma hampsoni f Holotype nivea Dinawa
Scoliacma hampsoni f Lelambo
Scoliacma hampsoni Geo
Scoliacma hampsoni m Holotype Dinawa
Scoliacma heringi Geo
Scoliacma heringi Holotype flava m ZMAN
Scoliacma heringi Paratype flava f
Scoliacma laniata f Syntype BMNH vers
Scoliacma laniata f Syntype Iwaka Riv
Scoliacma laniata Geo
Scoliacma laniata m Borme KSP
Scoliacma laniata m Syntype Iwaka Riv
Scoliacma ligneofusca f Irian Jaya Jembatan Dua
Scoliacma ligneofusca Geo
Scoliacma suzannae Geo
Scoliacma suzannae Paratype f Walmak
Scoliacma suzannae Paratype m Borme
Scoliacma virginea f Pass Valley
Scoliacma virginea Geo
Scoliacma virginea m Pass Valley
Scoliosia brunnescens Geo
Scoliosia brunnescens m Walmak
Scriptoplusia rubriflabellata
Scriptoplusia rubriflabellata Geo
Selepa discigera CSIRO
Selepa geraea f Camp Nok Waigeo BMNH
Selepa geraea Geo
Selepa nigralba Geo
Selepa nigralba m Camp Nok Waigeo BMNH
Selepa rhythmopis f Camp Nok Waigeo BMNH
Selepa rhythmopis f Kokoda BMNH
Selepa rhythmopis Geo
Semicalamidia owgarra f
Semicalamidia owgarra f Holotype castanea
Semicalamidia owgarra Geo
Semicalamidia owgarra Holotype m
Sereda myodes Holotype RMNH
Serrodes caesia f Syntype perfusa Utakwa Riv
Serrodes caesia Geo
Serrodes caesia m achterland Hollandia
Serrodes campana f Langda KSP

Serrodes campana Geo
Serrodes campana m Walmak
Serrodes mediopallens Geo
Serrodes subumbra f Holotype Mt Kebea
Serrodes subumbra Geo
Serrodes subumbra m Ampas
Sinariola owgarra f Pass Valley
Sinariola owgarra Geo
Sisona albitibiana Lectotype RMNH
Skeletophyllon m
Skeletophyllon perdrix Geo
Skeletophyllon perdrix m banded
Sorolopha bathysema Holotype RMNH
Sorolopha margaritopa Holotype RMNH
Spalgis asmus Geo
Spalgis epius f
Spalgis epius f vers
Spalgis epius Geo
Spalgis epius m
Spalgis epius m vers
Sphenarches anisodactyla
Sphenarches anisodactyla Geo
Spilaethalida turbida f
Spilaethalida turbida Geo
Spilaethalida turbida m
Spilaethia turbida m Kwerba
Spilaethia turbida m Salor Merauke
Spilarctia alberti female
Spilarctia alberti m
Spilarctia fraterna Geo
Spilonota allodapa Holotype RMNH
Spilonota allodapa Paratype RMNH
Spilonota dissoplaca RMNH
Spilonota lobata Holotype RMNH
Spilonota pyrochlora Holotype RMNH
Spilonota selene Holotype RMNH
Spilosoma adriani Geo
Spilosoma adriani Holotype m
Spilosoma alberti Geo
Spilosoma arctichroa Geo
Spilosoma arctichroa m
Spilosoma biagi f Mabilabol
Spilosoma biagi female
Spilosoma biagi Geo
Spilosoma costata f Rawlinson Mts
Spilosoma costata Geo
Spilosoma costata m New Britain
Spilosoma costata m Uskwar
Spilosoma dinawa f Cyclops
Spilosoma dinawa Geo
Spilosoma dinawa m Holotype Dinawa
Spilosoma dinawa normaal m Utakwa
Spilosoma enarotali Geo
Spilosoma enarotali Holotype m
Spilosoma enarotali Paratype f KSP
Spilosoma enarotali Paratype f RMNH
Spilosoma fraterna m CMWM
Spilosoma grandimacula Geo

Spilosoma grandimacula Holotype m
Spilosoma hampsoni f Moknduma KSP
Spilosoma hampsoni f Pass Valley
Spilosoma hampsoni Geo
Spilosoma holobrunnea Geo
Spilosoma holobrunnea m
Spilosoma hypsoides Geo
Spilosoma hypsoides m Arfak
Spilosoma kebea f 1 Nabire
Spilosoma kebea f 2 Nabire
Spilosoma kebea f 3 Biagi
Spilosoma kebea f Mafalu
Spilosoma kebea Geo
Spilosoma kebea m Holotype
Spilosoma kebea m Mabilabol
Spilosoma kebea m Mt Kebea
Spilosoma kebea middel m Hydrographer
Spilosoma mastrigti Geo
Spilosoma mastrigti Holotype m
Spilosoma mastrigti m Ilaga
Spilosoma mastrigti Paratype f
Spilosoma mokndoma Geo
Spilosoma mokndoma m Mokndoma
Spilosoma nana Geo
Spilosoma nana m Bog Camp Foja Mts
Spilosoma owgarra f
Spilosoma owgarra Geo
Spilosoma owgarra m
Spilosoma persimilis f Wamena
Spilosoma persimilis Geo
Spilosoma persimilis m Lectotype
Spilosoma persimilis m Wamena
Spilosoma rubribasis Geo
Spilosoma rubribasis m
Spilosoma rubribasis m Weyland
Spilosoma ruficosta Geo
Spilosoma sinnemorum Geo
Spilosoma sinnemorum Holotype f Demaisi Arfak
Spilosoma styx Geo
Spilosoma styx m
Spilosoma transversa Geo
Spilosoma transversa Holotype m
Spilosoma vulgaris f Demaisi Arfak
Spilosoma vulgaris Geo
Spilosoma vulgaris Holotype m Walmak
Spilosoma vulgaris Paratype f Walmak
Spilosoma wildi Geo
Spilosoma wildi m Mokndoma
Spilosoma withaari Geo
Spilosoma withaari Holotype m Mokwam
Stangeia xerodes
Stangeia xerodes Geo
Statheromeris atrifracta Holotype RMNH
Statherotis abathodes Holotype RMNH
Statherotis batrachodes Lectotype BMNH
Statherotis perculta Holotype RMNH
Statherotis polychlora Holotype RMNH
Stauropus affinis Geo
Stauropus affinis m Ampas
Stauropus affinis Mapia
Stauropus evanescens Geo

Stauropus evanescens m Ampas
Stauropus evanescens Samabusa
Stauropus pratti Arfak
Stauropus pratti f Ampas
Stauropus pratti Fakfak Kokas KSP
Stauropus pratti Geo
Stauropus schaarschmidti Abmisibil KSP
Stauropus schaarschmidti Geo
Stauropus schaarschmidti m Walmak
Stauropus viridissimus Biak
Stauropus viridissimus f Aseki
Stauropus viridissimus Geo
Stauropus viridissimus m Ampas
Stauropus viridissimus Timeepa KSP
Stenoptilodes taprobanes
Stenoptilodes taprobanes Geo
Stesichora apicipuncta f Kapaur BMNH f
Stesichora apicipuncta f Type Humboldt Bay BMNH
Stesichora nigroapicata f Werba Fakfak KSP
Stesichora nigroapicata Geo
Stesichora nigroapicata m Marina Valen KSP
Stesichora notabilis Type
Stesichora pieridaria Geo
Stesichora pieridaria m Ned
Stesichora puellaria Geo
Stesichora puellaria Type multiguttata Aru
Stesichora puellaria Type nivea Key Isl
Stesichora quadripunctata f Kloofbivak
Stesichora quadripunctata Geo
Stesichora quadripunctata Type
Stesichora quadripunctata Type Ferguson Isl
Striosia irrorata f Angabunga Riv
Striosia irrorata Geo
Striosia irrorata m Syntype Mt Goliath
Strophidia directaria f Meja
Strophidia directaria Geo
Strophidia directaria Sentani
Sycacantha rivulosa Holotype RMNH
Sycacantha solemnis Holotype RMNH
Syntypistis alboviridis Holotype BMNH
Syntypistis bella Geo
Syntypistis bella m Affi ZMAN
Syntypistis bella m Enarotali CMWM
Syntypistis bella m Walmak ZMAN
Syntypistis chloriolus f Araucaria Camp RMNH
Syntypistis chloriolus f Ok Sibil RMNH
Syntypistis chloriolus f Sibil RMNH
Syntypistis chloriolus Geo
Syntypistis chloriolus m Mapia CMWM
Syntypistis chloriolus m Top Camp RMNH
Syntypistis didyma f Sibil RMNH
Syntypistis didyma Geo
Syntypistis didyma m Scree Valley Camp RMNH 1
Syntypistis didyma m Scree Valley Camp RMNH 2
Syntypistis didyma Paratype m Top Camp RMNH
Syntypistis dinawa f Mt Goliath BMNH
Syntypistis dinawa Geo
Syntypistis dinawa Holotype m Dinawa BMNH

Syntypistis dubiosus Syntype f Mt Kebea BMNH
Syntypistis dubiosus Syntype m Mt Kebea BMNH
Syntypistis famelica Geo
Syntypistis famelica Holotype m Mist Camp RMNH
Syntypistis flavicollis Geo
Syntypistis flavicollis Holotype m Mt Goliath BMNH
Syntypistis histrionica Geo
Syntypistis histrionica Holotype m Mist Camp
Syntypistis histrionica m Pass Valley
Syntypistis kebeae f Achterland Hollandia
Syntypistis kebeae f Affi
Syntypistis kebeae f Dotir
Syntypistis kebeae f Fakfak
Syntypistis kebeae f nitidula f Top Camp
Syntypistis kebeae f nitidula m Moss Forest Camp
Syntypistis kebeae f Samabusa
Syntypistis kebeae f triplagosus m Moss Forest Camp
Syntypistis kebeae f trisospylus m Moss Forest Camp
Syntypistis kebeae f trisospylus m Sibil
Syntypistis kebeae Geo
Syntypistis kebeae Holotype roseus m Mt Kunupi
Syntypistis kebeae m Ampas
Syntypistis kebeae m Bog Camp Foja
Syntypistis kebeae m Keerom
Syntypistis kebeae m Kuper Range
Syntypistis kebeae m Nabire Ilaga
Syntypistis kebeae m Rasiei
Syntypistis kebeae m rufotegula Keerom
Syntypistis kebeae m rufotegula Mist Camp
Syntypistis mediogriseus Geo
Syntypistis mediogriseus m Moss Forest Camp
Syntypistis mediogriseus m road Nabire Ilaga CMWM
Syntypistis mixta Holotype f Mr Kebea BMNH
Syntypistis nana Geo
Syntypistis nana m Top Camp
Syntypistis nitidus Geo
Syntypistis nitidus m Mist Camp
Syntypistis nitidus m Pass Valley KSP
Syntypistis pallidifascia Geo
Syntypistis pallidifascia germanus f Mapia Nabire
Syntypistis pallidifascia germanus m Mapia Nabire
Syntypistis poecilochroa Geo
Syntypistis poecilochroa Holotype m Mist Camp
Syntypistis purpurascens f Mist Camp
Syntypistis purpurascens f Top Camp RMNH
Syntypistis purpurascens Geo
Syntypistis purpurascens m Moss Forest Camp
Syntypistis purpurascens Syntype f Mt Goliath BMNH
Syntypistis quadrivittata Geo
Syntypistis quadrivittata m Top Camp
Syntypistis testacea Geo
Syntypistis testacea m Moss Forest Camp
Syntypistis trivia Geo
Syntypistis trivia Holotype m Top Camp
Syntypistis uskwara Geo
Syntypistis viridigriseus Holotype m Biagi Mambare Riv BMNH
Syntypistis viridigriseus Paratype f Aroa Riv BMNH
Syntypistis viridinitens f 1 Mabilabol
Syntypistis viridinitens f 2 Mabilabol
Syntypistis viridinitens Geo
Syntypistis viridinitens m Walmak

Taeniarchis acrotoma
Taeniarchis poliostoma
Targalla apicifascia f Utakwa Riv BMNH 1
Targalla apicifascia f Utakwa Riv BMNH 2
Targalla apicifascia Geo
Targalla apicifascia Holotype mediofusca m Dinawa BMNH
Targalla apicifascia Lectotype dinawa m Dinawa BMNH
Targalla apicifascia m Utakwa Riv BMNH
Targalla atripars Geo
Targalla atripars m Utakwa Riv BMNH
Targalla delatrix Geo
Targalla delatrix m Mt Kebea BMNH
Targalla kebeae Geo
Targalla kebeae Holotype albicomma m Ekeikei BMNH
Targalla kebeae m Etna Bay BMNH
Targalla kebeae m Marauw Biak Island ZMAN
Targalla kebeae Paralectotype strigilipennis f Humboldt Bay BMNH
Targalla olivaceiplaga f Ninay Valley Arfak BMNH
Targalla olivaceiplaga Geo
Targalla olivaceiplaga Holotype m Dinawa BMNH
Targalla palliatrix f Utakwa Riv BMNH
Targalla palliatrix Geo
Targalla palliatrix m Depapre Cyclops ZMAN
Targalla subocellata m pantarcha Angabunga Riv BMNH
Targalla suffundens f Ifar Ned Nw Guinea ZMAN
Targalla suffundens f Kloofbivak Ned ZMAN
Targalla suffundens Geo
Targalla suffundens m Jayapura KSP
Targalla suffundens m Ninay Valley Arfak BMNH
Targalla suffundens m Utakwa Riv BMNH
Targalla transversa f Camp Nok Waigeo Isl BMNH
Targalla transversa Geo
Targalla transversa m Camp Nok Waigeo Isl BMNH
Targallodes vittalba f Walmak ZMAN
Targallodes vittalba Geo
Targallodes vittalba m Abmisibil Star Mts ZMAN
Tarsolepis dinawensis f W-Papua
Tarsolepis dinawensis Geo
Tarsolepis dinawensis Nabire
Tathothripa abbreviata Geo
Tathothripa arcuosa f Sentani
Tathothripa arcuosa f Utakwa Riv BMNH
Tathothripa arcuosa Geo
Tathothripa arcuosa Holotype f Dinawa BMNH
Tathothripa arcuosa Holotype inversa m Ninay Valley BMNH
Tathothripa arcuosa m Hydrographer Mts BMNH
Tathothripa arcuosa m Utakwa Riv BMNH
Tathothripa continua Geo
Tathothripa nigricristata Geo
Teldenia aurilinea Geo
Teldenia celidographia Geo
Teldenia desma Geo
Teldenia geminata Geo
Teldenia inanis f Abmisibil
Teldenia inanis Geo
Teldenia inanis m Abmisibil
Teldenia melanosticta Geo
Teldenia nigrinotata f Pass Valley

Teldenia nigrinotata Geo
Teldenia nigrinotata m Wamena
Teldenia ruficosta Geo
Teldenia seriata f achterland Hollandia
Teldenia seriata Geo
Teldenia seriata m Kouh Merauke
Teldenia sparsata Geo
Teldenia specca Geo
Teldenia specca m Janing Ridge Johor Malaysia
Teldenia strigosa f Yende Roon
Teldenia strigosa Geo
Teldenia strigosa m Yende Roon
Teldenia subpura Geo
Teldenia unistrigata Geo
Teldenia unistrigata m Getentiri ZMAN
Teleclita cinnamomea f Ampas
Teleclita cinnamomea Geo
Teleclita cinnamomea m Ampas
Teratopora agramma f Walmak
Teratopora agramma Geo
Teratopora agramma m Walmak
Teratopora haplodes f Irian Jaya Warmare Dua
Teratopora haplodes Geo
Teratopora haplodes m Kouh
Teratopora meteura Holotype m Angabunga Riv
Teratopora unifascia f Irian Jaya Prafi
Teratopora unifascia Geo
Teratopora unifascia m Irian Jaya Prafi
Tetraschalis lemurodes
Teulisna bipunctata f Walmak
Teulisna bipunctata Geo
Teulisna bipunctata m Dotir
Thatothripa continua m Yende Roon
Thaumatographa opistocapna Holotype USNM
Thaumetopoeinae f Pass Valley KSP
Thaumetopoeinae m Walmak ZMAN
Theorica lamyra Lectotype RMNH
Theretra alecto Geo
Theretra alecto m
Theretra celata
Theretra celata Geo
Theretra indistincta female
Theretra indistincta Geo
Theretra insularis Geo
Theretra insularis m
Theretra latreillii
Theretra latreillii Geo
Theretra nessus Geo
Theretra nessus ksp
Theretra oldenlandiae
Theretra oldenlandiae Geo
Theretra polistratus f
Theretra polistratus Geo
Theretra polistratus m
Theretra radiosa
Theretra radiosa Geo
Theretra silhetensis
Theretra silhetensis Geo
Theretra tabubilensis Geo
Theretra tabubilensis m
Theretra tryoni
Theretra tryoni Geo
Thysanocrepis crossota Haplotype f RMNH
Thysanoplusia ekeikei
Thysanoplusia ekeikei Geo
Thysanoplusia orichalcea
Thysanoplusia orichalcea Geo
Tigrioides angulata Syntype f Hunsteinspitze
Tigrioides chionostola f Pass Valley
Tigrioides chionostola Geo
Tigrioides chionostola m Pass Valley
Tigrioides costaepunctata Holotype m Etappenberg
Tigrioides euschia m Abmisibil Star Mts
Tigrioides euscia Geo
Tigrioides f Walmak
Tigrioides grisescens f Pass Valley
Tigrioides grisescens Geo
Tigrioides grisescens m Pass Valley
Tigrioides inversa f Walmak
Tigrioides inversa Geo
Tigrioides inversa Holotype f Etappenberg
Tigrioides inversa m Walmak
Tigrioides m 1 Pass Valley
Tigrioides m 2 Pass Valley
Tigrioides schraderi f Pass Valley
Tigrioides schraderi Geo
Tigrioides schraderi Holotype m Schraderberg
Timorodes blepharias f
Timorodes blepharias Geo
Timorodes blepharias m
Tolpia multiprocessa m Malaysia Endau Rompin ZMAN
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Trichaeta aurantiobasis Geo
Trichaeta aurantiobasis Holotype m
Trichoplusia lectula Geo
Trichoplusia lectula m Kouh ZMAN
Tridrepana examplata f Abmisibil
Tridrepana examplata Geo
Tridrepana examplata m Pass Valley
Tridrepana fasciata Geo
Tridrepana fasciata m Gn Bembab
Tridrepana lunulata f Nansfori Supiori
Tridrepana lunulata Geo
Tridrepana lunulata m Depapre
Tridrepana mediata Geo
Tridrepana mediata m Warmare Dua
Tridrepana melliflua Geo
Tridrepana melliflua m Prafi
Tridrepana obliquitaenia Geo
Tridrepana obliquitaenia m Ampas
Tridrepana olivacea f Depapre
Tridrepana olivacea Geo
Tridrepana olivacea m Mabilabol
Tridrepana sera f Kouh Merauke
Tridrepana sera Geo
Tridrepana sera m Lelambo
Triscaedecia septemdactyla
Triscaedecia septemdactyla Geo
Trismelasmos albicans f Akimuga

Trismelasmos albicans Geo
Trismelasmos albicans m
Trismelasmos albicans m Foja Mts
Trismelasmos cinerosa Geo
Trismelasmos cinerosa m
Trismelasmos dejongi Geo
Trismelasmos dejongi Holotype m
Trismelasmos elegans f
Trismelasmos elegans Geo
Trismelasmos elegans m
Trismelasmos jordani Geo
Trismelasmos jordani m
Trismelasmos magellani Geo
Trismelasmos minimus f Doom Isl RMNH
Trismelasmos minimus Geo
Trismelasmos minimus m
Trismelasmos tectorius Geo
Trismelasmos tectorius m
Trismelasmosna f
Trismelasmosna Geo
Trismelasmosna m
Trisuloides papuensis m Holotype Biagi BMNH
Trophocosta nummifera Holotype perusta RMNH
Turnaca subcarnea Arfak
Turnaca subcarnea Geo
Turnaca subcarnea W-Papua
Tylanthes ptochias Geo
Tylanthes ptochias m Irian Jaya Andai
Urapteroides astheniata Geo
Urapteroides astheniata Pulau Masi masi
Urapteroides astheniata Type Germ Eitape
Urbona tamsi f Rasiei
Urbona tamsi Geo
Urbona tamsi m Rasiei
Urogonodes macrura f Walmak
Urogonodes macrura Geo
Urogonodes macrura m Pass Valley
Urogonodes patiens Peter MacKey
Utetheisa ampatica Geo
Utetheisa ampatica Holotype
Utetheisa ampatica Paratype
Utetheisa disrupta burica f Owi KSP
Utetheisa disrupta burica m Irian Jaya
Utetheisa disrupta Geo
Utetheisa lotrix
Utetheisa lotrix Geo
Utetheisa pellex f Mabilabol
Utetheisa pellex f simplex Holotype f
Utetheisa pellex Geo
Utetheisa pellex m Warkapi
Utetheisa pulchelloides Geo
Utetheisa pulchelloidesna grey
Utetheisa pulchelloidesna normal
Utetheisa pulchelloidesna red
Vizaga mirabilis m Lower Aroa Riv BMNH
Vizaga mirabilis Syntype f Ekeikei BMNH
Westermannia gloriosa f Timeepa
Westermannia gloriosa Geo
Westermannia gloriosa m Mabilabol
Westermannia longiplaga f Utakwa Riv BMNH
Westermannia longiplaga Geo

Westermannia longiplaga m Ninay Valley BMNH
Westermannia semifusca f Ekeikei BMNH
Westermannia semifusca Geo
Westermannia semifusca m Wembi BMNH
Xenochroa commixta f Yende Roon
Xenochroa commixta Geo
Xenochroa commixta Holotype f Utakwa Riv BMNH
Xenochroa commixta m Korem Biak
Xenochroa commixta m Wangaar Riv BMNH
Xenochroa costiplaga f Utakwa Riv BMNH
Xenochroa costiplaga Geo
Xenochroa costiplaga m Depapre
Xenochroa m achterland Hollandia
Xenochroa m Ampas
Xenochroa m Depapre
Xenochroa tarika f Yende Roon
Xenochroa tarika Geo
Xenochroa tarika m Korem Biak
Xenochroa triguttata Geo
Xenochroa triguttata m Depapre
Xenothictis gnetivora Holotype m USNM
Xenothictis gnetivora Paratype f USNM
Xyleutes keyensis
Xyleutes keyensis Geo
Xyleutes persona
Xyleutes personus f
Xyleutes personus Geo
Xyleutes strix f
Xyleutes strix Geo
Xyleutes strix m
Xyroptila colluceo
Xyroptila colluceo Geo
Xyroptila marmarias
Xyroptila marmarias Geo
Zalissa catocalina Geo
Zalissa pratti m
Zeuzera caudata f Taja Rifi
Zeuzera caudata Geo
Zeuzera caudata m
Zeuzera coffeae f
Zeuzera coffeae Geo
Zeuzera coffeae m
Zeuzera conferta Geo
Zeuzera conferta m
Zeuzera indica f
Zeuzera indica Geo
Zeuzera indica m
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