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Chronological account
Ricania obscura (Fabricius, 1803) previous combination of Pochazia obscura (Fabricius, 1803) according to Schaum (1850)
Pochazia obscura (Fabricius, 1803) previous combination of Mindura obscura (Fabricius, 1803) according to Walker (1851)
Flata obscura Fabricius, 1803 previous combination of Mindura obscura (Fabricius, 1803) according to Stål (1862)
Mindura fuscata Melichar, 1898 synonym of Mindura obscura (Fabricius, 1803) according to Kirkaldy (1909)
Mindura sundana Kirkaldy, 1909 synonym of Mindura obscura (Fabricius, 1803) according to Melichar (1923): 155
Flata fuscata Melichar, 1898 synonym of Mindura obscura (Fabricius, 1803)
Use(s) (chresonymy)
Myndura fuscata Melichar, 1898 wrong spelling of Mindura fuscata Melichar, 1898 in Matsumura (1906)
Minaura fuscata Fabricius, 1803 wrong spelling of Mindura fuscata Melichar, 1898 in Kato (1933)
Distribution map: extant taxa
Opacity 30%
Data accuracy
Level 4
Levels 1, 2 and 3
(TDWG standard) GBIF occurrences
Geographical distribution
China  according to  Matsumura (1900): 211
India  according to  Matsumura (1900): 211, Breddin (1905): 226

India (Nicobar Islands)  according to  Breddin (1905): 226

Indonesia (Borneo)  according to  Walker (1857): 161, Breddin (1905): 226
Indonesia (Jawa)  according to  Schmidt (1905): 171, Breddin (1905): 226, Melichar (1914): 107
Indonesia (Maluku)  according to  Schmidt (1905): 171
Indonesia (Maluku: Ambon)  according to  Fabricius (1803): 49, Kirkaldy (1913): 19
Indonesia (Sulawesi)  according to  Breddin (1901)
Indonesia (Sumatra)  according to  Schmidt (1905): 171, Breddin (1905): 226
Japan (Honshu)  according to  Matsumura (1900): 211
Malaysia  according to  Walker (1857): 91, Breddin (1905): 226

Malaysia (Sarawak)

Nansei-shoto (Ryukyu Islands)  according to  Fennah (1956): 520, Hayashi & Fujinuma (2016): 354
Singapore  according to  Walker (1857): 92