Vladimir Mironov, Ph.D. (1992), is an entomologist at the Zoological Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences who has published many papers on the Eupithecia of the Palaearctic and Oriental Regions, and a monograph (2003) The Geometrid Moths of Europe, Vol. 4 (Larentiinae: Perizomini and Eupitheciini)Sir Anthony Galsworthy is a classical graduate of Cambridge University and retired diplomat, previously British ambassador in China. A scientific associate of the Natural History Museum, London, he has authored or co-authored numerous papers on the Geometridae.

• AcknowledgementsIntroductionAbbreviationsTaxonomic changes introduced in this bookSystematic accountGenus EupitheciaThe haworthiata species groupThe kamburonga species groupThe brevifasciaria species groupThe abietaria species groupThe proterva species groupThe irambata species groupThe ultimaria species groupThe leucostaxis species groupThe undata species groupThe venosata species groupThe interruptofasciata species groupThe lanceata species groupThe lariciata species groupThe tripunctaria species groupThe propagata species groupThe fletcherata species groupThe rajata species groupThe atrisignis species groupThe suboxydata species groupThe innotata species groupThe centaureata species groupThe despectaria species groupThe gueneata species groupThe graphata species groupThe sinuosaria species groupThe irriguata species groupThe nevadata species groupThe russeliata species groupThe addictata species groupThe druentiata species groupThe cretaceata species groupThe satyrata species groupThe millefoliata species groupThe semigraphata species groupThe subfuscata species groupSpecies unplaced to species groupGenus PareupitheciaGenus EvaGenus GiridaGenus Mesoptila