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The new genus    Aspilanta    gen. n.  is described to harbour Nearctic heliozelid moths with reduced venation, previously placed in    Antispila    Hübner, 1825, with type species    Antispila   oinophylla    van Nieukerken &amp; Wagner, 2012. The erection of this genus has become possible now that monophyly has been supported by a recent phylotranscriptomics analysis. Six species are combined in this genus:    Aspilanta   oinophylla    (van Nieukerken &amp; Wagner, 2012),  comb. n. ,    A.   hydrangaeella    (Chambers, 1874),  comb. n. ,    A.   ampelopsifoliella    (Chambers, 1874),  comb. n. ,    A.   voraginella    (Braun, 1927),  comb. n. ,    A.   argentifera    (Braun, 1927),  comb. n. ,    A.   viticordifoliella    (Clemens, 1860),  comb. n.  and two candidate species are recognised. DNA barcode COI sequences of Malaise trapped specimens suggest a rich fauna of    Aspilanta    in Central America. All are leafminers, with   Vitaceae   as main host family, and single species feeding respectively on   Hydrangeaceae   and   Myricaceae  . The species are briefly diagnosed, and data on biology, DNA barcodes and distribution are provided. To place the genus in context, a review of heliozelid morphology and phylogeny is presented and a key to Nearctic genera is given. The genus is confined to North and Central America, possibly also occurring in South America.    Aspilanta   oinophylla    is also an invasive species on grapevine in Italy. The genus is sister to    Coptodisca    Walsingham, 1895. Another species is removed from    Antispila   :    Heliozela   eugeniella    (Busck, 1900),  comb. n. , feeding on    Eugenia    (  Myrtaceae  ), from Florida.

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Splitting the leafmining shield-bearer moth genus    Antispila    Hübner (  Lepidoptera  ,   Heliozelidae  ): North American species with reduced venation placed in    Aspilanta    new genus, with a review of heliozelid morphology