Pyralidae
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Names and connections
Ancylolomiidae; Anerastiidae; Azamoridae; Chrysaugidae; Endotrichidae; Epipaschidae; Epipaschiidae; Galleridae; Galleriidae; Glaphyriidae; Grass moths; Homophysidae; Hydrocampidae; Macrothecidae; Musotimidae; Nymphulidae; Pyralid moths; Pyralididae; Pyralids; Pyraustidae; Schoenobiidae; Scopariidae; Snout moths; Steniidae; Tineodidae
- Broader: Lepidoptera
- Broader: Moths
- Narrower: Achroia
- Narrower: Anagasta
- Narrower: Bochoropsis
- Narrower: Cadra
- Narrower: Corcyra
- Narrower: Dioryctria
- Narrower: Ephestia
- Narrower: Etiella
- Narrower: Fundella
- Narrower: Galleria
- Narrower: Homoeosoma
- Narrower: Maliarpha
- Narrower: Patagonia (Insects)
- Narrower: Pempelia
- Narrower: Pinipestis
- Narrower: Plodia
- Narrower: Pyralis
- Narrower: Vitessa
- Narrower: Vitessidia
Up to 40 narrower headings are shown. Full Library of Congress authority record
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 9549962450632327680 · morton4x16-v1
Coordinates: (0, 20, 19112, 46080). The address interleaves categorical identifier bits. Nearby addresses are not guaranteed to describe semantically similar subjects.
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