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Analysis of the DNA barcode region of the cytochrome  c  oxidase 1 gene from a specimen of the extinct Jamaican sunset moth,  Urania sloanus , places this species as a sister to the Central American  U .  fulgens . We found that all  Urania  F. species were closely related (<2.8% maximum divergence at COI), with the Cuban endemic  U .  boisduvalii  appearing as sister to the rest. The low divergence in DNA barcodes and genitalic structures indicate that the Cuban  U .  poeyi  and eastern Brazilian  U .  brasiliensis  are geographic segregates of  U .  fulgens  and  U .  leilus  respectively, so the former two taxa are accordingly recognized as subspecies.

Century-Old DNA Barcodes Reveal Phylogenetic Placement of the Extinct Jamaican Sunset Moth, Urania sloanus Cramer (Lepidoptera: Uraniidae)