Eremonidiopsis

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Eremonidiopsis is a genus of moths in the Notodontidae family. It has only one species, Eremonidiopsis aggregata.

Where it lives
- Location: NE Cuba, in the Nipe–Sagua–Baracoa mountain range, Holguín province
- Habitat: lowland rainforests and sclerophyll rainforests

What it looks like
- Forewing length: 12–12.7 mm
- Forewings: brown with a glossy top surface
- Ventral side: brownish grey
- Hindwings: dark brownish grey

Name origin
- The genus name comes from its relation to the Hispaniolan genus Eremonidia, with -opsis meaning likeness.
- The species name aggregata comes from Latin gregis (flock) and -atus (having the nature of), referring to groups observed during collection.

Classification
- Kingdom: Animalia
- Phylum: Arthropoda
- Class: Insecta
- Order: Lepidoptera
- Superfamily: Noctuoidea
- Family: Notodontidae
- Tribe: Dioptini
- Genus: Eremonidiopsis Aguila, 2013
- Species: E. aggregata Aguila, 2013