* Birch Mocha, "Cyclophora albipunctata"* False Mocha, "Cyclophora porata"* Maiden's Blush, "Cyclophora punctaria"* Riband Wave, "Idaea aversata"* Small Fan-footed Wave, "Idaea biselata"* Single-dotted Wave, "Idaea dimidiata"* Small Scallop, "Idaea emarginata"* "Idaea filicata"* Dwarf Cream Wave, "Idaea fuscovenosa"* Rusty Wave, "Idaea inquinata"* Purple-bordered Gold, "Idaea muricata"* Bright Wave, "Idaea ochrata"* Least Carpet, "Idaea rusticata"* Small Dusty Wave, "Idaea seriata"* Purple-barred Yellow, "Lythria cruentaria" (formerly in Larentiinae)* Vestal, "Rhodometra sacraria"* Common Pink-barred, "Rhodostrophia vibicaria"* Middle Lace Border, "Scopula decorata"* Cream Wave, "Scopula floslactata"* Small Blood-vein, "Scopula imitaria"* Lewes Wave, "Scopula immorata"* Lesser Cream Wave, "Scopula immutata"* Mullein Wave, "Scopula marginepunctata"* Zachera Moth, "Semiothisa zachera"* Blood-vein, "Timandra comae"* Eastern Blood-vein, "Timandra griseata"Desmobathrinae – pantropicalGeometrinae – emerald moths, about 2,300 named species, most tropicalArchiearinae – 12 species; Holarctic, southern Andes and Tasmania, though the latter some seem to belong to the Ennominae.