The noctuid genus Barnes & Benjamin (Noctuidae, Oncocnemidinae) is revised to include three species for the United States of America, Barnes & Benjamin from southeast Arizona, from central Arizona, and . from Texas. Two genera are described for species formerly included in . includes from Arizona and New Mexico and from west Texas. contains only Smith, from Arizona. A key to genera and species is presented and adults and genitalia of all taxa are illustrated. and are assigned to Oncocnemidinae based on molecular evidence.
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