Data from: A target capture-based phylogeny of emerald moths (Lepidoptera: Geometridae: Geometrinae) provides new insights into tribal-level classification

The emerald moths (Lepidoptera: Geometridae: Geometrinae) are a
cosmopolitan subfamily with over 275 genera and 2,600 species. Most of
these moths are characterized by a green ground color, with different
lineages exhibiting different shades of green. The monophyly of
Geometrinae has been confirmed by multiple phylogenetic analyses. However,
the relative placement of many of the geometrine tribes is poorly
supported. In this study, we use anchored hybrid enrichment to obtain
phylogenomic data from over 400 loci for 63 genera of emerald moths, with
complete taxon sampling at the tribe level (representing all 23 proposed
tribal hypotheses), and generate a maximum likelihood tree to assess the
status of these tribes. We treat Dichordophorini Ferguson as a junior
synonym (syn.n.) of Nemoriini Gumppenberg, and propose two new subtribes
of Hemitheini Bruand: Oospilina subtr.n. and Xanthoxenina subtr.n.