Part 1: Common Micromoths (11 Families, 21 Genera)
Part 2: Common Tortrix, Cochylid, Archip, and Sparganothid Leafroller Moths (Family Tortricidae)
Part 3: Common Olethreutine Moths (Family Tortricidae)
Part 4: Common Pyralid Moths (Family Pyralidae)
Part 5: Common Grass-Veneer and Donacaula Moths (Family Crambidae)
Part 6: Common Aquatic Crambid and Pyraustine Moths (Family Crambidae)
Part 7: Common Thyatirid and Scoopwing Moths (Families Depranidae and Uraniidae)
Part 8: Common Carpet and Pug Moths (Family Geometridae)
Part 9: Common Wave and Emerald Moths (Family Geometridae)
Part 10: Common Typical Geometer Moths (Family Geometridae)
Part 11: Common Tent Caterpillar and Lappet Moths (Family Lasiocampidae)
Part 12: Common Sphinx Moths (Family Sphingidae)
Part 13: Common Prominent Moths (Family Notodontidae)
Part 14: Common Lichen Moths and Tiger Moths (Family Erebidae)
Part 15: Common Litter Moths, Snout Moths, and Assorted Owlets (Family Erebidae)
Part 16: Common Underwing, Zale, and Nola Moths (Families Erebidae and Nolidae)
Part 17: Common Looper Moths (Family Noctuidae)
Part 18: Common Glyph, Bird-dropping, Panthea, and Brother Moths (Family Noctuidae)
Part 19: Common Dagger, Marsh, and Bird-dropping Moths (Family Noctuidae)
Part 20: Common Hooded Owlets, Sallows, Wood-Nymphs, and Groundlings (Family Noctuidae)
Part 21: Common Flower, Phosphila, Midget, Caradrine, and Angle Shade Moths (Family Noctuidae)
Part 22: Common Apamea, Brocade, and Borer Moths (Family Noctuidae)
Part 23: Common Swordgrass, Pinion, and Xylenine Moths (Family Noctuidae)
Part 24: Common Quaker, Woodling, Woodgrain, Arch and Wainscot Moths (Family Noctuidae)
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