Eilema complana (Linnaeus, 1858) - (= Crambidia allegheniensis Holland, 1903). A single male specimen of this Palearctic species has been reported from North America, but since it has not subsequently been collected this record is treated as an accidental introduction. The specimen was collected, described and illustrated by Holland (1903) as Crambidia allegheniensis Holland, 1903, and subsequently recognized as a synonym of Eilema complana by Clench (1954). This taxon was listed in Franclemont (1983), but was subsequently excluded from North American check lists (Ferguson and Opler 2006, Schmidt and Opler 2008).
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