Erateina
Introduction '''''Erateina''''' is a genus of moths in the family Geometridae erected by Edward Doubleday in 1848.
Species This genus contains 85 described species, including:* ''Erateina amazonia''* ''Erateina artabates''* ''Erateina attali''* ''Erateina garrulata''* ''Erateina julia''* ''Erateina kuczynskii''* ''Erateina leptograta''* ''Erateina meduthina''* ''Erateina puellaastuta''* ''Erateina radiata''* ''Erateina rogersi''* ''Erateina siliquata''* ''Erateina staudingeri''* ''Erateina subjunctaria''* ''Erateina undulata''* ''Erateina zoraida''
Description Species of this genus have a more or less elongated, caudate hindwings and a peculiar wing shape, characterized by the anal lobe of the males. They lack of a frenulum (in both sexes).
Habitat These day-flying moths are typically montane and can be found in Neotropical cloud forests.
References ** ;  &  (2013). "A new Andean element in the lepidopterous fauna of the Guiana Shield: the day-flying genus ''Erateina'' Doubleday, with the description of two new species from Roraima, Tramen and Auyán Tepui (Geometridae: Larentiinae)". ''Genus''. '''24''' (3-4): 291–301. *  (2011). "A morphological review of tribes in Larentiinae (Lepidoptera: Geometridae)". ''Zootaxa''. '''3136''': 1–44.