Notodontidae - 
                    
                    
                    Prominent  Moths | 
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                    There are around 3,500  species of medium-sized moths in this family. Most of the moths in this family are gray, olive green, tan, or brown. Some species have black spots or streaks. 
                  Prominent moths are nocturnal and are found in all parts of the world, but the largest number of species are found in tropical areas in the New World.  
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       species have thick, furry bodies and long, narrow forewings. Most of the moths in this family fold their wings in a tent-shape when they are at rest. Many species have tufts of hair on their forewings that poke up when the moth's wings are folded. Many of the caterpillars in this family raise both ends of their body when they are disturbed. Larvae in this family pupate underground.  
                  World Status Key 
                        Least Concern   Near Threatened   Vulnerable   Endangered  Critically Endangered   Extinct in Wild   Extinct  
  Status and range is taken from ICUN Redlist. If no status is listed, there is not enough data to establish status.   
                  US Status Key 
                        Threatened in US   Threatened in NH   Endangered in US   Endangered in NH   Introduced 
  Status taken from US Fish and Wildlife and NH Fish and Game 
                  
                    
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                      Sigmoid Prominent - Clostera albosigma  
                        Clostera strigosa  
Angus's Datana - Datana angusii  
Datana modesta  
White Furcula - Furcula borealis  
Furcula modesta  
Furcula occidentalis  
Gluphisia avimacula  
Gluphisia lintneri  
Common Gluphisia - Gluphisia septentrionis  
Wavy-lined Heterocampa - Heterocampa biundata  
Maple Prominent - Heterocampa guttivitta  
Oblique Heterocampa - Heterocampa obliqua  
Double-lined Prominent - Lochmaeus bilineata  
Variable Oakleaf Caterpillar Moth - Lochmaeus manteo 
Mottled Prominent - Macrurocampa marthesia                         | 
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                       White-dotted Prominent - Nadata gibbosa  
Double-toothed Prominent - Nerice bidentata  
Notodonta scitipennis  
Notodonta simplaria  
Elegant Prominent - Odontosia elegans  
White-Streaked Prominent - Oligocentria lignicolor  
Red-washed Prominent - Oligocentria semirufescens  
Angulose Prominent - Peridea angulosa  
Oval-based Prominent - Peridea basitriens  
Chocolate Prominent - Peridea ferruginea  
Black-rimmed Prominent - Pheosia rimosa  
Plain Schizura - Schizura apicali  
Chestnut Schizura - Schizura badia  
Morning-glory Prominent - Schizura ipomoeae  
Black-blotched Schizura - Schizura leptinoides  
Unicorn Caterpillar Moth - Schizura unicornis  | 
                     
                   
                  Additional Information                  
                  Key:    Profile    Photos    Video    Audio    NH Species 
                  Double-toothed Prominent - Nerice bidentata          
The double-toothed prominent is found throughout eastern North America. The caterpillar is found on elm trees.  
Source: Butterflies and Moths of North America  Intended Audience: General Reading Level: Middle School                      
                   Maple Prominent - Heterocampa guttivitta        
  The maple prominent is also known as the saddled prominent.  The caterpillar is found on apple, beech, birches, maples, sumacs, and other trees. 
  Source: Butterflies and Moths of North America  Intended Audience: General Reading Level: Middle School                      
                   
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