Table 1. List of tiger moth species recorded from Flores Island, Lesser Sunda Archipelago (Lepidoptera: Erebidae: Arctiinae: Arctiini)

Genus	Species	Distribution*	Reference to the records from Flores
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Euchromia	E. horsfieldi (Moore, 1859)	Sumatra, Java, Borneo, Bali,	Present study
Hübner, [1819]		Lesser Sundas, and Christmas
		Island
Amerila Walker,	A. astreus (Drury, 1773) **	India and Sri-Lanka over Nepal,	Present study
1855		continental China, Taiwan, the	(recorded from Flores
		Philippines to Indo-China,	and Kanawa Islands)
		Indonesia and New Guinea
Utetheisa Hübner,	U. palla (Röber, 1891)	Lesser Sundas: Sumbawa, Flores,	De Vos (2007);
[1819]		Lembata (former Lomblen),	Dubatolov (2010,
		Adonara, Pura and Alor	2012)
	U. pulchelloides Hampson, 1907	China, Japan, islands of the Indian	Present study
		Ocean, Pakistan, India, Sri-Lanka,	(recorded from
		Indochina, Malaysia, Indonesia,	Kanawa Island)
		Philippines, Australia, Vanuatu,
		New Caledonia, Norfolk, and New
		Zealand
Nyctemera	N. scalarium regalis Roepke, 1954	Flores	Roepke (1954);
Hübner, [1820]			Dubatolov (2010,
			2012); De Vos (2015)
	N. baulus Boisduval, 1832	Sundaland to North Australia and	Roepke (1954);
		Samoa	present study
	N. coleta (Stoll, 1781)	Japan, Oriental Region to New	Roepke (1954)
		Guinea
	Nyctemera distincta Walker, 1854	Java and Flores	Present study: in
			collections of BMNH
			and RMNH (De Vos,
			pers. comm.)
	N. maculata variamacula De Vos,	Bali, Lombok, and Flores	De Vos (2002)
2002
	N. pagenstecheri Pagenstecher,	Pulau Laut (South Borneo),	Holloway (1988);
	1898	Lombok, Sumbawa, and Flores	Dubatolov (2010,
			2012)
	N. simulatrix Walker, [1865]	Sulawesi and Lesser Sundas	Roepke (1954);
			Dubatolov (2010,
			2012)
	N. tripunctaria lombokiana	Lombok, Sumba, Sumbawa,	Roepke (1954);
	(Swinhoe, 1903)	Flores, and Alor	Dubatolov (2010,
			2012)
Aloa Walker,	A. cardinalis danau ssp. nov.	West Flores	Present study
1855	A. c. luteomarginata (Rothschild,	East edge of Flores (Larantuka),	Rothschild (1910);
	1910)	Timor, and Maluku	Dubatolov (2004)
	A. lactinea (Cramer, [1777])	India and Japan over continental	Rothschild (1910);
		China, Taiwan and the Philippines	Dubatolov (2010,
		to Sundaland and Lesser Sundas	2012)