biostudies-literatureUnknown1216Ramos-Gonzalez MIThe taxonomic study of the Chilean Ennomini genera is still in its early stages. Within this group, the maculation patterns of Chilean species are uniform and often inadequate for distinguishing between many species, compounded by a lack of taxonomic revisions focused on the genera within the tribe. In this study, the genus Digonis Butler, 1882, is reviewed and redefined based on characteristics of wing patterns and genitalia. Digonis comprises the following five species: D.aspersa Butler, 1882, D.cervinaria (Blanchard, 1852), D.punctifera Butler, 1882, D.gungnir Ramos-González & Parra, sp. nov., and D.apocrypha Ramos-González & Parra, sp. nov. Additionally, D.cuprea Butler, 1882 is synonymized with D.cervinaria (ZooKeys173-200https://www.ebi.ac.uk/biostudies/studies/S-EPMC11528216biostudies-literatureRevision of the genus Digonis (Lepidoptera, Geometridae): new species and new genera.PMC11528216Ramos-Gonzalez MIVenegas-Gonzalez MFZamora-Manzur CParra LEfalseRevision of the genus Digonis (Lepidoptera, Geometridae): new species and new genera.The taxonomic study of the Chilean Ennomini genera is still in its early stages. Within this group, the maculation patterns of Chilean species are uniform and often inadequate for distinguishing between many species, compounded by a lack of taxonomic revisions focused on the genera within the tribe. In this study, the genus Digonis Butler, 1882, is reviewed and redefined based on characteristics of wing patterns and genitalia. Digonis comprises the following five species: D.aspersa Butler, 1882, D.cervinaria (Blanchard, 1852), D.punctifera Butler, 1882, D.gungnir Ramos-González & Parra, sp. nov., and D.apocrypha Ramos-González & Parra, sp. nov. Additionally, D.cuprea Butler, 1882 is synonymized with D.cervinaria (2024-01-01T00:00:00Z20242026-07-09T11:30:05.395Z2025-04-04T13:19:46.086ZS-EPMC115282163949411110.3897/zookeys.1216.129923