Tortrix Moths of Hawai'i (Tortricidae) II

The large, monophyletic (all species share a common ancestor) family Tortricidae, also known as the leafroller moths or tortrix moths, belongs to the order Lepidoptera (moths and butterflies). There are at least 86 species in Hawai'i, 74 of which are endemic and 11 that are alien. According to researchers, it is likely that many more undiscovered endemic species exist in Hawai'i, while others may have gone extinct. Endemism of a species can pertain to a particular island, or to the entire state of Hawai'i. The two subfamilies found here are Tortricinae and Olethreutnae. Tortricinae moths exhibit a "bell-shape" and have wings that appear flat over the back, while Olethreutnae moths are more narrow with "tent-like" wings. Your transcriptions can help us at the museum expand our knowledge on the Tortricidae moths of Hawai'i!This expedition of 612 tasks is fully transcribed and validated.大型单系群（所有物种共享共同祖先）卷蛾科（Tortricidae），又名卷叶蛾或卷蛾，隶属于鳞翅目（Lepidoptera，包含蛾类与蝶类）。夏威夷境内已记录至少86种卷蛾，其中74种为特有种，11种为外来种。据研究人员推测，夏威夷仍存在大量未被发现的特有卷蛾物种，同时部分物种可能已经灭绝。物种的特有性可针对特定岛屿，亦可涵盖整个夏威夷州。本次发现的两个亚科分别为卷蛾亚科（Tortricinae）与小卷蛾亚科（Olethreutnae）。卷蛾亚科成虫体型呈“钟形”，翅膀平覆于背部；小卷蛾亚科成虫体型更为纤细，翅膀呈“帐篷状”。您的转录工作可协助本博物馆完善对夏威夷卷蛾科物种的认知！本次包含612项任务的调查已完成全部转录与验证工作。