Agirones

Agirones is a term that can refer to several different things, primarily a surname of Spanish origin and a genus of insects.

As a surname, Agirones is relatively uncommon. Its origins are likely tied to a geographical location in Spain, possibly related to the word "agrio," meaning sour or sharp, which could refer to a place name or a characteristic of the land. Individuals with the surname Agirones can be found in Spain and in countries with historical Spanish influence, such as parts of Latin America. Like many surnames, its history is often passed down through family lineages, with variations in spelling sometimes emerging over time.

In entomology, Agirones is a genus of moths belonging to the family Geometridae. This genus is characterized by specific morphological features of its adult moths and larvae, which entomologists use for classification. Species within the Agirones genus are typically found in specific geographical regions, often within tropical or subtropical areas. Research on these moths usually focuses on their life cycles, host plants, and ecological roles. The genus Agirones is part of a larger family of moths known for their diverse wing patterns and often camouflaged appearances.