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BackgroundThe largest number of species of the widespread and highly diverse micromoth genus    Ypsolopha    Latreille, 1796 (  Lepidoptera  ,   Yponomeutoidea  ,   Ypsolophidae  ) is known from the Northern Hemisphere. Only seven species have been described from the Neotropical Region, two of which occur in Chile.New informationThe adult stage of    Ypsolopha   chicoi    sp. n. from the arid highlands of the western slopes of the Andes of northern Chile is described and illustrated. Its larvae feed on the native shrub    Muehlenbeckia   fruticulosa    (Walp.) Standl. (  Polygonaceae  ). The morphology of the genitalia of    Y.   chicoi    sp. n. resembles that of the only congeneric known to occur in the same geographic area,    Y.   moltenii    Vargas, 2018, whose larvae feed on    Adesmia   verrucosa    Meyen (  Fabaceae  ). Besides using different host plants, the two species can be accurately separated, based on morphological differences in female and male genitalia.

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Ypsolopha   chicoi    sp. n., the second representative of the widespread micromoth genus    Ypsolopha    Latreille (  Lepidoptera  ,   Ypsolophidae  ) from the Andes of northern Chile