FIGURES 11–19 in Evolutionary biogeography and tectonic history of the ghost moth families Hepialidae, Mnesarchaeidae, and Palaeosetidae in the Southwest Pacific (Lepidoptera: Exoporia)

FIGURES 11–19. Tectonic correlations of New Zealand Exoporia. Fig. 11: Mnesarchaea fallax clade (species in cladogram) and Fiordland endemic Mnesarchaea species "g"; Fig. 12: Mnesarchaea acuta (circles) and undescribed sister species "c" (squares); Fig. 13: Mnesarchaea loxoscia; Fig. 14: Wiseana copularis; Fig. 15: Aoraia enysii; Fig. 16: Dioxycanus fusca (dark shading) and sister species D. oreas (light shading); Fig. 17: Cladoxycanus minos; Fig.18: Wiseana jocosa; Fig. 19: Wiseana cervinata. Alpine Fault, thick solid line; arrows indicate direction of movement; WEP, West-East Province boundary; WFZ, Waitaki Fault Zone; WHFZ Waihemo Fault Zone. Distribution data from Dugdale (1994) for Hepialidae, and Gibbs (1990) and G.W. Gibbs (pers. comm.) for Mnesarchaea.