Baryphini

Baryphini is a tribe of butterflies in the family Hesperiidae, which includes skippers. The tribe is characterized by its diverse range of species, with a global distribution across various habitats. Baryphini is further divided into several genera, each with its own unique characteristics and distribution patterns.

The tribe is notable for its morphological diversity, with species ranging from small to medium-sized butterflies. They often exhibit a variety of color patterns and markings, which can be useful for species identification. Baryphini species are known for their rapid flight and agile maneuverability, which are adaptations for their habitats and feeding behaviors.

The larvae of Baryphini species are typically polyphagous, feeding on a wide range of plant species. This dietary flexibility contributes to their ecological significance, as they play a role in the nutrient cycling and plant-pollinator interactions in their respective ecosystems.

Baryphini is a taxonomically important tribe within the Hesperiidae, providing valuable insights into the evolution and diversification of skippers. Ongoing research continues to uncover new species and refine our understanding of the tribe's biology and ecology.