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Prodoxidae

The Prodoxidae are a family of moths, generally small in size and undistinguished in appearance. They include species of moderate pest status, like the currant shoot borer, and others of considerable ecological and evolutionary interest, such as various species of "yucca moths".

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Yucca moths and coevolution

YuccaObligatePollinatorsHerbivoresMutualism
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Description and affinities

MonotrysianLepidopteraAfricaAsiaTetragma gei
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Currant shoot borer
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Prodoxidae

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Prodoxidae

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related to Description and affinities · 19
Prodoxidae → Adelidae, Africa, Argentina, Asia, Chile, European, Geum, Greya, Lampronia, Lepidoptera, Others, Prodoxoides, Saxifragaceae, Some, Tetragma, The, Tridentaforma, United States, US
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Prodoxidae → Coevolution, In, Interactions, One, Parategeticula, Pellmyr, Prodoxus, Species, Tegeticula, The, Their, They, This, Two, Yucca, Yuccas

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yucca moths mutualism species coevolution obligate moth tegeticula family plants pollination lampronia eggs traits evolution genera parategeticula relationship two plant

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tentacular appendages which help in pollen collectioninstance ofIt is integral to reiterate here that key traits0.80text
pollinating behaviors evolved as a result of coevolution during a mutualism between mothsinstance ofIt is integral to reiterate here that key traits0.80text
host plantsinstance ofIt is integral to reiterate here that key traits0.80text
Tegeticulainstance ofincluding ones involved in ideal mutualisms0.80text
and mapping these extracted sequences using the BayesTraits clade forming algorithminstance ofincluding ones involved in ideal mutualisms0.80text
conclusions could be drawn about trait formation that differentiated the monophylum or clade of strict obligate pollinators in the family Prodoxidae from other moths which did not undergo mutualisminstance ofincluding ones involved in ideal mutualisms0.80text
Prodoxidaerelated to Description and affinitiesLepidoptera0.60section
Prodoxidaerelated to Description and affinitiesSome0.60section
Prodoxidaerelated to Description and affinitiesLampronia0.60section
Prodoxidaerelated to Description and affinitiesEuropean0.60section
Prodoxidaerelated to Description and affinitiesOthers0.60section
Prodoxidaerelated to Description and affinitiesAfrica0.60section

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