Aruanistes

Aruanistes is a genus of moths in the family Geometridae. The genus was described by William Warren in 1894. Moths in this genus are typically found in Southeast Asia. Information regarding their specific life cycle, diet, and habitat is limited, as is common for many lesser-known insect genera.

The genus Aruanistes is characterized by certain morphological features that distinguish it from other geometrid moths. These features often relate to wing venation, antennae structure, and genitalia. However, detailed taxonomic descriptions are primarily found in specialized entomological literature.

Research on Aruanistes is not extensive. Due to their relatively small size and potentially cryptic nature, they may be overlooked or mistaken for other species. Further studies are needed to fully understand the ecological role and distribution of Aruanistes. Conservation status is largely unknown.