Euliini

Most Euliini (nearly 98%)^{[citation needed]} are found in the Neotropics and a small number is found in the Nearctic. Only Eulia is found in the Old World, since it has a Holarctic distribution.^{[citation needed]}

The tribe includes over 650 described species in nearly 90 genera.^{[citation needed]} Most species have been described in recent years.^[when?]

The tribe was first proposed as Euliae by Kuznetsov and Stekolnikov (1977) as a subtribe of Cochylini.^{[citation needed]} Powell elevated the group to tribal status in 1986.^{[citation needed]} Research by Regier et al. in 2012 has provided fairly convincing evidence that Cochylini are a monophyletic lineage within a broader Euliini. If this is accepted, Cochylini should be treated as subtribe Cochylina of Euliini.^{[citation needed]}

The larvae of most species are leaf-rollers or leaf-folders. However, some may be gall-inducers or leaf litter-feeders.^[1]

• Phtheochroa inexacta Butler, 1883
• Sericoris cauquenensis Butler, 1883

Mexiculia

Paraneulia

Pseudargyrotoza