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BardaximaWalker, 1858 includes 12 species, eight of them occurring in Brazil. The Brazilian species are treated here, including diagnoses and illustrations of both adults and genitalia to allow their identification:  B. donatian  (Schaus),  B. fulgurifera  (Walker, 1869), stat. rev. (=  demea  (Druce, 1895));  B. ionia  (Druce, 1900) (=  albolimbata  (Dognin, 1909), syn. nov.,  B. ambigua  (Dyar, 1908), syn. nov.,  B. metcalfi  (Schaus, 1928), syn. nov.);  B. lucilinea  Walker, 1858;  B. marcida  (C. Felder, 1874);  B. procne  (Schaus, 1892) (=  meyeri  (Schaus, 1928), syn. nov.);  B. sambana  (Druce, 1895), stat. rev. (=  belizensis  Thiaucourt, 2010, syn. nov.,  bolivari  Thiaucourt, 2010, syn. nov.,  coloradorum  Thiaucourt, 2010, syn. nov.,  panamensis  (Draudt, 1932), syn. nov.);  B. subrutila  (Dognin, 1908); and  B. terminalba  Jones, 1908 (=  oakley  (Schaus, 1939)).  Bardaxima perses  Druce, 1900 is transferred to  Elasmia  Möschler, 1883 as a new combination,  Elasmia perses  (Druce, 1900).  Stragulodonta  gen. nov. is proposed to accommodate  Heterocampa stragula  Möschler, 1883, comb. nov. (=  belua  (Draudt, 1932), syn. nov.).

A review of the Neotropical moth genus Bardaxima (Lepidoptera: Notodontidae: Nystaleinae), with special reference to the species occurring in Brazil