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THE FAUNA OF BRITISH INDIA,
CEYLON AND BURMA.
PUBLISHED UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE SECRETARY OF
Srare ror Inpra rn Covncit.
EDITED BY W. T. BLANFORD.
MOTHS—Vol. I1
fre, es mI BY
G. F. HAMPSON.
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PREFACE.
In the present volume the two remaining subfamilies of the
Noctuide, the Focilline and Deltoidine, are described. The
latter consists of slenderly built, semidiurnal, grass-frequenting
forms which show far greater diversity of structure in both
generic and secondary sexual characters than the other groups
of the Noctuwide. It exhibits a gradual development from
forms with straight palpi fringed with hair above, such as
Hypena, which is closely allied to the Sarrothripiné and to
the ancestors of the Noctuide and Noline, through forms
with oblique palpi, to a group possessing palpi of an extremely
curved sickle-shaped type: from this group arose the stouter
built more typically Noctuiform and nocturnal Focilline
and Quadrifine.
The Epicopide, Uranude, Epiplemide, and Geometride
belong to the group of families in which vein 5 of the fore
wing arises from the middle of the discocellulars. The first
three are closely allied and might perhaps be regarded as
subdivisions of one family, the Uraniide, which is most nearly
related to the Bombycide and Saturnide, some early form of
the same stock having also given rise to the Geometride and
Notodontide.
In the Geometride Mr. Meyrick’s excellent division into
subfamilies has been followed, and his classification will almost
certainly remain as the basis of any future work on the
subject. His definitions of the Kuropean genera also are
found to hold to a great extent for Indian forms, but least so
in the Boarmiine, which is far the most difficult subfamily to
classify, owing to the great diversity of structure that is found
in closely allied forms and to a large amount of individual
variation. It will require a considerably extended study,
embracing the forms of all the zoological regions, before a
really permanent classification can be arrived at.
The Orthostiwinme and Cinochromine contain the most
primitive forms in the family ; the former has vein 8 of the
hind wing connected with the cell by a bar near the base, the
remains of one of the lost subcostals. Fromthe Orthostixine
have arisen (1) the Acidaliine and Geometrine, by vein 8 of
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the hind wing becoming widely separated from the cell except
near the base; (2) the Larentiine, by the bar migrating to
near the end of the cell, or by vein 8 anastomosing with the
cell to near its end; (8) the Boarmine, by vein 5 of the hind
wing becoming aborted, vein 8 being free or retaining the
bar in the lowest forms, such as Abrazxas and its allies.
In the original scheme of the work it was estimated that
it would be possible to include most of the subfamilies of
the Pyralide within the limits of the third volume, but the
great activity that has prevailed among students of Indian
Moths and the large number of species that have been
described during the four years that the volumes have been
in preparation have made this impossible. The publication,
however, of M. Ragonot’s first volume on the Phycitine, a
eroup of Moths that, owing to the ravages committed by
many of the species among forest-trees, corn, cotton, tobacco,
&c., is of more economic importance than any other, except
perhaps the silk-producing Bombycide and Saturniide, and
the approaching completion of his second volume, which
will include the Gallertine, have made it possible to study
the subject as a whole. Thus the postponement of the
Pyralide is hardly to be regretted if at some future time
a fourth volume is sanctioned containing the whole of
that family and also an Appendix bringing the rest of the
work up to date. This would complete the subject down
to the fareilies for which Lord Walsingham has the whole
of the material in course of preparation for publication.
I have to thank Dr. O. Staudinger for his courtesy in
sending me the types of all the species described by Mr. Moore
from the Atkinson Collection, of which no specimens exist in
England, and for having thus enabled me to determine the
affinities of many species I had otherwise no means of classi-
fying. The whole of the gentlemen mentioned in the preface
to my first volume have also continued their assistance in
the freest and most generous manner. In addition Mr. G.
C. Dudgeon has first placed at my disposal, and then presented
to the British Museum, the results of his many years’ col-
lecting in Sikhim and Bhutan; and, lastly, M. L. de Nicéville,
the author of the invaluable volumes on the Butterflies of
India, has sent me many new and rare species from Tenasserim.
G. F. HAMPSON.
December Ist, 1894.
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C. Swinhoe, The Lepidoptera of the Khasia Hills.—Part IT.
Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, pp. 145-223. 1 plate.
SSIIND [sebdSuiecuecwes C. Swinhoe, The Lepidoptera of Karachi. P.Z.S. 1884,
pp. 503-529. 2 plates.
Inpors, &ec. ...... C. Swinhoe, The Lepidoptera of Mhow. P.Z.S. 1886,
pp. 421-465. 2 plates.
Nixerrt Hitts... G.F. Hampson, Illustrations of Heterocera in the British
Museum. Partviii. 17 plates.
CEVUON Wetec. F. Moore, Lepidoptera of Ceylon.—Heterocera. Vols. ii.
& ii. 144 plates.
RN Waite ale aits G. F. Hampson, Illustrations of Heterocera in the British
Museum. Partix. 19 plates.
BURMA! i. ..saces: C. Swinhoe, The Moths of Burma. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1890,
pp. 161-296. 3 plates.
ABA Dd wlatistwarsieaicres F. Moore, Lepidoptera from Upper Tenasserim. P. Z. 8.
1878, pp. 821-859. 1 plate of Heterocera.
ANDAMANS AND \ F. Moore, The Lepidoptera of the Andamans and Nicobars.
NICOBARS ...... } P. Z.S. 1877, pp. 580-632. 2 plates of Heterocera.
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Page .
Fam. 26. Nocrvuipm (cont.). 1
Subfam. 9. Focilline
SYSTEMATIC INDEX.
1. Hyposemansis, Hmpsn... 2
1. singha, Gwen
2. Mecodina, G'uen
. lanceola, G'uen.
: cineratia, USUI
. analis, Swinh
. placida, Moore
. umbrosa, Hmpsn.....
. subviolacea, Butl.....
. agrestis, Swink. ......
: odontophora, Swinh. ..
. albodentata, Swinh.
. hepatica, Moore......
. oxydata, Swinh.......
. ophiusalis, Wk. :
. precipua, Wk........
14.
3. Psimada, Wk.
I tt
A ACCMCS! | ECAIMD: . syaeve 504 916
waneubina, Gin... 1:
. flavibrunnea, Hmpsn. .
. duplicilinea, TES
MAGN os oleae soyrabae of
SEMA SWUM ch lessee es
. perturbans, Wik. ....
. spheriphora, Moore ..
. renalis, Moore
. pulcherrima, Butl.....
. pictipennis, Hmpsn. ..
. talusalis, W1k.
. shiyula, Gen.
. inornata, Wik.
. hesperoides, Guen.....
. costalis, Moore ......
. usurpatalis, Wik. ....
. lneifera, Wik,
18.
SORA ROT
ee ee ee eo ee
ee ee 2 & © © Oo
eee ee o
eee oe eo
ruficeps, Ampsn.
quadripennis, W/k.
eoeeoe @
eoeeere
nigrilinea, Wik.......
10.
. Egnasia, Wik
. Capnodes, Guen
e punctistigma, Hmpsn.
0. reduplicalis, Wik. ....
. vinolia, Himpsn
_ partita, Guen.
. ocellata, Moore
SOE, OHI, bls boo «
. clngalensis, Wik.
eo © o
eee @ © 6 8 © 6 oO
1, ephyrodalis, Wik. ....
. rectilineata, Swinh.
. participalis, Wik. ....
. accingalis, Wik
polia, Ampsn.
. fasciata, Moore ......
. tripuncta, Swinh.
. castanea, Moore......
. ochreivena, Hmpsn. . .
, crassicornis, Moore ..
. sinuosa, Moore
ee 0 e © © ©
: Lopharthrum, Hmpsn. ..
1. comprimens, W7k.
. Hyperlopha, Hmpsn. . . x
I eristitera wien aie. 2:
2. compactilis, Swnh.
A etimipalloiss Weicasa.. 0. <)-
.rufescens, Moore ....
. ceylonica, Wik.......
Vinnie: Te U7OSOI8 eee 8 Aa
maculapex, Hmpsn. ..
Seinmlanyi/Uiew awe. oi
. lignicolor, Wik.......
. pustulifera, Wik. ....
. lophophora, Hmpsn.. .
. ochreisparsa, Hmpsn. .
eH
pO ST ee
Pe Dione WAU ike avkwde ae
1. cremata, Buti.
2. rotundata, Wik.......
3. fabularis, Swinh.
Raparna, Moore........
1. digramma, Wik.
XIV
CO CONT SO) OVE GO b&D
SYSTEMATIC INDEX,
. ochreipennis, Moore ..
. atrapex, HZmpsn.
. nebulosa, Moore......
. Stipata, Wik. ........
. imparata, Wik.......
. nigriceps, Hmpsn.....
. tantilla, Swinh.......
. palpalis, W7k.
10.
I.
12.
11. Cephena, Moore
1. costata, Moore
multifasciata, Swenh.. .
lilacina, Buti.
eenigmatica, Swink. ..
eo oe 8 © @
e@eee @ © © ©
MD eeAwvart tel. VUE I ce cos Sia eka
13
2.
3.
subsignans, Wik. ....
rufifrons, Moore......
quadrilinea, Wik. ....
3. Diem Wik ere ce
il.
2.
3.
acanthusalis, Wik.
strigata, Moore
decisa, Wik. ........
eee eo o
4, transversa, Moore ....
Subfam. 10. Deltotdine
Jip
2.
5.
. Adrapsa, Wk.
. ereboides, Wik. .....
vrais Vicar. oe
1. echephurealis, Wik. ..
Lithosiopsis, Hmpsn....
1. torsivena, Hmpsn....
Simmplicia Geen. seen
1. schaldusalis, Wik.....
2. marginata, Moore ....
3. butesalis, Wik. 2.2.5.
4, robustalis, Guen.
5. niphona, Buti.
eo oe oe © &
. despecta, Wik. ......
. ablualis, WIk.
. albirenalis, Moore
CO NI Oa Or 09 DOE
9. abnormalis, Swenh.
. Heteromala, Hmpsn... 5
1. thyrophora, Hmpsn. . .
. Pseudaglossa, Grote ....
1. quadrinotata, Wik.
2. fulvipicta, Butl.......
s lepiuma Gren ee ects ne:
. hadenalis, Moore ....
ymigellla Sw7ie ir. ae.
. apidanusalis, W7k,
. vialis, Moore
. ochracealis, Moore
Ou © be
. geometroides, WIk. ..
. scopigera, Moore ...
‘manifestalis, Wik.....
. Silenusalis, Wik. ....
15.
6. apicalis, Hmpsn. ....
7. latifasciata, Ampsn.
8. melanosticta, Hmpsn. .
9. perfusca, Swink. ....
10. abjudicalis, Wik. ....
11. partita, Hmpsn.
12. dentilinea, Hmpsn.
13,
14
15
16
IL
18
hisbonalis, Wk.
jutalis\ Wk ae
. prunosa, Moore......
. maculifascia, Ampsn.
. ochreistigma, Hmpsn. .
. triangulifera, Hmpsn. .
. Alelimma, Hmpsn.
It,
2.
. Mastigophorus, Poey....
1.
2.
3.
pallidifusca, Empsn..
deletaria, Hmpsn.....
brontesalis, Wik. ....
duplicifascia, Hmpsn. .
brevivittalis, Moore ..
4. chalybealis, Moore
5. dubius, Buti ee
6.
Ul
8.
. Bracharthrum, Hmpsn. . .
1,
. Falcimala, Hmpsn.......
1.
» Daxata, Willan so. vanes
1.
» Nagadebas|W1ke icant
1.
stigmatalis, Moore... .
vialis, Moone... a
megaspila, Wk.
maculapex, Hmpsn. ..
atrata, Buti We nee
bijungens, Wik.......
indecoralis, Wik. ....
2. castanealis, Hmpsn. ..
3. cinerea, Hmpsn.
4. curvilineata, Hmpsn. .
» Hydrillodes, Guen......
. lentalis, G'uen.
OCONDOP WDE Amora ow oboe
PUNO VOOR ne oo on 60 6
transversalis, Moore ..
. torsivena, Hmpsn.....
. truncata, Moore......
. gravatalis, Wik.
. nilgirialis, Hmpsn.....
. abavalis, WIk.
odaria, Guen.
externalis, Guen. ....
. flavifusca, Hmpsn.
. innocens, Wbwili. eae.
erecta, Moore
relata, Hmpsn. ......
. palumbina, Buti. ....
~ fraetalitss \G2crh ene
. duplicinota, Hmpsn. ..
. discisigna, Moore ....
LOPlapsaliss Wii eis ote
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or)
26. Marapana, Moore
SYSTEMATIC INDEX.
he
12.
13.
14,
15.
16.
Wet
18.
19.
duplexa, Moore......
saccharivora, Butl. ..
cidarioides, Hmpsn. ..
albapex, Hmpsn.
factitia, Swinh. ......
maculifera, Buti. ....
nigripes, Hmpsn. ....
plana, Swinh.........
20. berresoides, Hmpsn. ..
21. fusca, Hmpsn. i
PeGataday WVU Misjsishaiais 8 s
1. rasalis, Warr.
prominens, Hmpsn. ..
suffusealis, Swenh.....
nigrisigna, Hmpsn. ..
. vafalis, Wik. ........
. canaliferalis, Moore ..
renalis, Moore
. purpureotincta, Hmpsn.
. picta, Moore
. bipartita, Moore......
. albolineata, Ampsn. ..
. nigribasis, Swink. ....
. Arzeopterum, Hmpsn.
I pictale,| Honpsn.......
WNiaccabay Wie i. cide:
1. sumptualis, Wik. ....
. Olulis, Wik.
1. puncticinctalis, Wik...
lial pa, dM Coreen iets oes
1. caliginosa, W7k.
2. rufilineata, Hmpsn. ..
5. griseifusa, Hmpsn.....
A, transvitta, Moore ....
5. albigutta, Swink. ....
ppemgaras WK) saisis elisa
1. diversalis, Wlk.......
. Camptochilus, Hmpsn. ..
I viola Enpsn.) 34, 0.0
. Latirostrum, Hmpsn. ....
1. bisacutum, Hmpsn. ..
. Corcobara, Moore ......
1. angulipennis, Moore ..
, Anoratha, Moores 5 ic 2) »,d-.
1. costalis, Moore ......
2. paritalis, Wik. ......
CO OO NI O Or OO LD
1. incongrualis, Wik.....
2. plasitera, Wik. ....:.
ee misaliss VY Ueki wer. shy wk
A, pulverata, Guen.
5. punctimargo, Hmpsn. .
PeMiehromia, Gwen. o).041 0.
Torosia, Cramins\s1)ia..6..
lysimeloides, Hmpsn. .
28.
29,
2. trigonalis, Guen.
3.. triplicalis, Wik.......
4, quadralis, Wik. ......
5. pullata, Moore
Rhynchina, Giuen. ......
saboucalis sires: i o/s
. Striga, Feld.
. pervulgaris, Swinh. ..
. plonealis, G'uen.......
ranguleita Wi. al...
. sigillata, Butt.
ypena, Schrank
longipennis, Wk. ....
relomealics / HaOi i. a1-
proboscidalis, Zinn. ..
. tenuipalpis, Hmpsn, ..
.acutalis, Hmpsn. ....
. duplicilinea, Ampsn.. .
. strigosa, AZmpsn.
» GENEL, SECT Oa neice 15 clo ae
. strigifascia, Moore....
-labatalies Wikis aie...
- lignealis, Wik. ......
rhynchalis, Snell. ....
. masurialis, Gwen. ....
. mistacalis, Gwen. ....
. castaneipalpis, Swenh. .
p diwidalisn tabs lero 4 «
. conscitalis, Wik.
. mimicalis, Swinh. ....
.iconicalis, Wik. ......
. rectivittalis, Moore ..
_narratalis, Wik...\.....
. divaricata, Moore ....
. albisigna, JZoore :
. umbripennis, Moore .
. tenebralis, Moore ....
. dentilineata, Moore ..
. rhombalis, Guen. ....
. obductalis, Wik. Bs
. eductalis, Hmpsn.....
. colombana, Moore....
. vestita, Moore ......
. cyanea, Hmpsn.......
. lacessalis, Wik. ......
. lativitta, Wfoore. ...%-
. ophiusoides, Moore ..
. divisalis, Moore......
. castanealis, Moore....
. griseapex, Hmpsn.....
. griseivitta, Hmpsn. ..
. abyssinialis, Gwen.....
. extensa, Wik.........
sy Warialisnn W/Uet als eenans.
. nilgirica, Hmpsn. ....
eee ee
eeeeer oe
CONDO Wl ALa or wpe
XiV
CO SONI OTR 09 dO
SYSTEMATIC INDEX,
. ochreipennis, Moore ..
. atrapex, Hmpsn.
nebulosa, Moore......
sastipatas Vill. |. es
. imparata, Wik.......
. nigriceps, Hmpsn.....
5 TALLINE, AOD Os 6 9505 6
. palpalis, W7k.
10}
dL.
1?
11. Cephena, Moore
1. costata, Moore
multifasciata, Swinh...
lilacina, But.
enigmatica, Swinh. ..
ee 0 © @ ©
DR Awvatteal VIA aie creisioe mae
Ip
2.
3.
subsignans, Wlk. ....
rufifrons, Moore......
quadrilinea, Wik. ....
13. Diernay W lie wee. a. es
I.
2.
3.
acanthusalis, Wik.
strigata, DZoore
decisar Wake re ee es
4. transversa, Moore ....
Subfam. 10. Deltoidine
erly nous WV Uice moter oe cote
1. echephurealis, Wik, ..
2. Lithosiopsis, Hmpsn.....
i
torsivena, Hmpsn.....
Oey SUIMPLTCIA, Genes teste lo
1.
2.
3.
4,
5.
4, Adrapsa, Wik.
schaldusalis, Wik.....
marginata, Moore ....
butesalism Vion, a
robustalis, Gwen. ;
niphona, Buti.
© e© @ © © @
1. ereboides, Wik. ......
CO 00 NIS> CUB G9 BO
. despecta, Wik. ......
. ablualis, W1k.
. geometroides, Wik. ..
eee @ © eo
albirenalis, Moore
. scopigera, Moore ....
. manifestalis, Wlk.....
. Silenusalis, W/k.
. abnormalis, Swinh.
OU
~
. Heteromala, Hmpsn....
1. thyrophora, Hmpsn. . .
. Pseudaglossa, Grote ....
1. quadrinotata, W/k.
2. fulvipicta, Butl......
») Bleptiman Guero ie se: =.
1. hadenalis, Moore ....
2. mgella, Swink...)
3. apidanusalis, W7k.
4, vialis, Moore
5. ochracealis, Moore
© eee @ o© © eo
15.
. apicalis, Himpsn. ....
. latifasciata, Ampsn.
. melanosticta, Hmpsn. .
. perfusca, Swink. ....
. abjudicalis, Wik. ....
. partita, Hmpsn.
. dentilinea, Hmpsn.
. hisbonalis, Wik. ....
j JOUEIOIS, WWG s b5 6p 5 «
. prunosa, JZoore
. maculifascia, Himpsn.
. ochreistigma, Hmpsn. .
. triangulifera, Hmpsn. .
. Alelimma, Hmpsn.
oveeee
1. pallidifusca, Hmpsn.. .
2. deletaria, Hmpsn.....
. Mastigophorus, Poey ....
1. brontesalis, Wik. ....
2. duplicifascia, Ampsn. .
3. brevivittalis, Moore ..
4. chalybealis, Moore
o. dubius, Butl. .......
6.
he
stigmatalis, Moore....
vialis, Moore
8. megaspila, Wk.
= OO bO
OONBoB ore Aowad) er
. Bracharthrum, Hmpsn. ..
li
. Falcimala, Hmpsn.......
I;
> Daxata Wee ee
1.
sNagadebay DV/ian ne
Ih
2.
3.
A,
. Hydrillodes, Guen.......
. lentalis, G'uen.
PIMONOSA ACE sees
maculapex, Hmpsn. ..
atrata Bucy wee
bijungens, Wik.......
indecoralis, Wik. ....
castanealis, Hmpsn. ..
cinerea, Hmpsn.
curvilineata, Himpsn. .
@n eee so
transversalis, Moore ..
. torsivena, Hmpsn.....
y truncata, Moore... sae
. gravatalis, Wik.
. uilgirialis, Ampsn.....
. abavalis, WIk.
odaria, Guen.
. externalis, Guen. ....
. flavifusca, Hmpsn.
. innocens, Butl. ......
e@eooeee
erecta, Moore
relate, Elmpsn. =. ae
. palumbina, Butl. ....
meimalcialus. \Gavenane tee
. duplicinota, Hmpsn. ..
. discisigna, Moore ....
10, lapsalis, Wik. ........
_
joy)
26. Marapana, Moore
SYSTEMATIC INDEX.
lk
12.
13.
14,
15.
16.
ive
18.
19.
duplexa, Moore......
saccharivora, Butl. ..
cidarioides, Hmpsn. ..
albapex, Hmpsn.
factitia, Swinh. ......
maculifera, Butl. ....
nigripes, Hmpsn. ....
plana, Swnh..........
20. berresoides, Hmpsn. ..
21. fusca, Hmpsn.
Mi Cata dain Vainio. «aie 5 +
Bimasalign Harr. iii ce oe
2, prominens, Hmpsn. ..
3. suffuscalis, Swinh.....
4. nigrisigna, Hmpsn.
Oe vaealisy WU.) sos.
6. canaliferalis, Moore ..
7. renalis, Moore
8. purpureotincta, Hmpsn.
Oe ieta, Moore cn e3 6 «
. bipartita, Moore......
. albolineata, Hmpsn. ..
. nigribasis, Swink. ....
. Areopterum, Hmpsn. ..
1. pictale, Hmpsn.......
WNiaccaba, Wik... s5..-
1. sumptualis, Wik. ....
. Olulis, Wk.
1. puncticinctalis, Wik...
Malamareoore ssi jt. iie a «
1. caliginosa, Wk. :
2. rufilineata, Hmpsn. .
5. eriseifusa, Hmpsn.....
4, transvitta, Moore ....
5. albigutta, Swank. ....
tsuanmaray Wee os wasais wie ole
1. diversalis, Wik.......
. Camptochilus, Hmpsn. ..
A wiley El niosT. ac. a:.
. Latirostrum, Hmpsn. ....
1. bisacutum, Hmpsn. ..
. Corcobara, Moore ......
1. angulipennis, Moore ..
. Anoratha, Moore........
1. costalis, Moore ......
2. paritalis, Wik. ......
eee e@ vo
eooce eo eee & ©
1. incongrualis, Wik.....
2. plagifera, Wik. ......
as, masaliss Tie.) hy wiclehs blu.
A, pulverata, Guen.
5, punctimargo, Hmpsn. .
. Dichromia, Gwen. ......
uorosta, Cram: s's..\ i402).
lysimeloides, Hmpsn. .
Page
28.
29.
2.
3.
4,
5.
trigonalis, G'uen.
triplicalis, Wik.......
quadralis, Wik. ......
pullata, Moore
eee ee @
Rhynchina, Guen. ......
OONDOUP WL a our wpe
Jabducalis, Wiz sea.
. Striga, Feld.
. pervulgaris, Swinh. ..
. plonealis, G'uen.......
. angulata, Wik. ...%..
. sigillata, Butt.
ypena, Schrank
longipennis, Wik.....
elongalis, Fabr.......
. proboscidalis, Zinn. ..
. tenuipalpis, Hmpsn. ..
acutalis, Hmpsn. ....
. duplicilinea, Ampsn.. .
. strigosa, AZmpsn.
widaniar Siwy aan ec
. strigifascia, Moore....
. labatalis, Wik. ......
. lignealis, Wik. ......
rhynchalis, SnelJ, ....
. masurialis, Gwen. ....
. mistacalis, Guen. ....
. castaneipalpis, Sewenh. .
. lividalis, Huibn.......
. conscitalis, Wik.
. mimicalis, Swnh. ....
.iconicalis, Wik. ......
. rectivittalis, Moore ..
.narratalis, Wlk.......
. divaricata, Moore ....
. albisigna, Moore a:
. umbripennis, Moore ..
. tenebralis, Moore ....
. dentilineata, Moore ..
. rhombalis, Guen. ....
. obductalis, W7k. be.
. eductalis, Hmpsn.....
. colombana, Moore....
. vestita, Moore
. cyanea, Hmpsn....)...
. lacessalis, Wik. ......
. lativitta, Moore......
. ophiusoides, Moore ..
. divisalis, Moore......
. castanealis, Moore....
. griseapex, Hmpsn.....
. griseivitta, Hmpsn. ..
. abyssinialis, Gwen.....
.extensa, Wik.........
Syarialis.) Westin. aps athe
. nilgirica, Hmpsn. ....
XVl
30.
BO.
. Chusaris, W/k.
SYSTEMATIC INDEX.
.molpusalis, Wik. ....
. modesta, Moore......
. olivacea, Hmpsn. ....
. uniformis, Zmpsn.....
. obstupidalis, Swinh. ..
. obfuscalis, Hmpsn.....
. mediana, Moore......
. mandatalis, Wik. ....
. cognata, Moore
. queesitalis, Wik.
. nigrescens, Moore....
. indicatalis, Wik.
.assimilis, Hmpsn. ....
. jocosalis, Wik. ......
Saab OO, JEU MUI, 550000
. griseipennis, Moore
. thermesialis, Wik.....
. occata, Moore
. biplagiata, Buti.
. triangularis, Moore ..
. glaucescens, Himpsn.. .
. rufirena, Hmpsn.
. hamata, Hmpsn.
. uncipennis, Swenh.
. rectilinea, Moore ....
. ineffectalis, Wik. ....
. glauculalis, Hmpsn. ..
. symethusalis, Wik. ..
. ochreistigma, Hmpsn. .
Stenhypena, Hmpsn.....
1. adustalis, Hmpsn.....
OOO ORR O
TSEC NUR Rs els icsen store
1. biguttata, Wik. ......
. Orthozona, Hmpsn.
1. quadrilineata, Moore. .
. eurrhipoides, Hmpsn. .
. novatusalis, Wik. ....
. opiliusalis, W/k.
.minoralis, Wik.......
. omariusalis, Wik.....
.renalis, Moore ......
. ideoides, Hmpsn. ....
. figurata, Moore ......
. paucimaculata, Hmpsn.
10. retatalis, Wik. ......
11. oculalis, Moore ......
12. puncticilia, Hmpsn. .
OO ONO CUB CONDE
. Hypenodes, Guen. ......
1. croceipicta, Hmpsn. ..
ATTA MUVVA cee nie.
1. erebusalis, W/k.
2. massalis, Swinh.......
3. cristata, Hmpsn.
Page
36. Hypenagonia, Hmpsn. .. 100
1. vexataria, Wik....... 100
37. Moscha Wika nee 100
1. posticalis, Wik. ...... 101
2. exigualis, Swink. .... 101
38. Goniocraspedum, Hmpsn. 101
1. mistura, Swinh....... 101
39. Mecistoptera, Hmpsn. .. 102
1. griseifusa, Hmpsn. .. 102
2. duplicilinea, Hmpsn... 102
3. velifera, Swinh. ...... 103
4. variegata, Hmpsn..... 105:
40. Rheesena, Wik. ........ 108
1. transcissa, Wik. ...... 1038
Fam. 27. EPICOPIIDE...... 107
i; Epicopia; Wesizo: sa. 108
1. polydora, Westw. .... 108
2. philenora, Westw..... 109
Fam. 28. URANUDH ...... 110
1. Nyctalemon, Dalman .. 111
I, petroclus, Lennie 111
2. Urapteroides, Moore .... 112
1. astheniata, Guen. ..., 113
3. Strophidia, Htiibn. ...... 113
ie tasciata, "Crams eee 114
4, Acropteris, Hiibn. ...... 114
1. striataria, Clerck . 115
2. obliquaria, Moore .... 115
3. iphiata, Gena ier 116
5. Pseudomicronia, Moore .. 116
ilcoclata,/VMioonre menperr 116
2. simplicifascia, Swinh. . 116
6; Macroniay Guens eee JL
1. aculeata, Gwen. ...... 117
7. Chatamla, Moore ...... 117
1. flavescens, Wlk....... 118
8. Auzeai Wilk... (ae ae 118
1. rufifrontata, Wik..... 119
2. arenosa, Butl. ...... JU)
3. hyperythra, Hmpsn... 120
4, torridaria, Moore .... 120
9. Pseudhyria, Hmpsn. .... 120
I cubra,) Eons: ean 120
Fam. 29. EPIpLEMID@ 5 AL
1. Paradecetia, Swinh. .... 122
1. albistellaria, Wik. .... 122
2. Decetia, Wiece eee 122,
1. numicusaria, Wik..... 122
2. subobscurata, Wik. .. 123
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3. bilineata, Hmpsn. .... 123 2. sciticaudaria, Wik..... 145
4. pallida, Moore ...... 123 3. marginata, Hmpsn. .. 145
ie ATA URS atid oy bias ele 123 4. ebuleatea, Gwen....... 145
l. angulifera, Wik, .... 124 5. picticaudata, Wik..... 146
4. Orudiza, Wik... esos es 124 6. podaliriata, Gwen. .... 146
i protheclaria, WIk..... 124 7. pluristrigata, Warr. ., 146
0. Epiplema, Herr Schiffer . 125 8. margaritata, Moore ,. 146
1. columbaris, Buti. .... 125 9. excellens, Buti. ...... 147
2. edentata, Hmpsn. Bieta 25 2. Sirinopteryx, Butl....... 147
3. reticulata, Moore .... 126 1. rufivinctata, Wik. .... 147
AMO DAs Utds 5 aig hiss ols 126 2. undulifera, Warr. .... 148
5. sreapa, Swink. ...... 126 | 3. Thinopteryx, Butl....... 148
6. multistrigaria, Moore. . 127 1. crocoptera, Koll,...... 148
7. latifasciata, Moore.... 127 | 4. Xeropteryx, Butl. ...... 149
8. rhagavata, Wik. .... 127 1. columbicola, Wik. .... 149
9. quadricaudata, Wik... 127 5. Pareumelea, Warr....... 150
10. tenebrosa, Hmpsn..... 128 1. fimbriata, Cram....... 150
11. obscuraria, Moore ..... 128 6. Auzeodes, Warr. ...... 150
12. quadristrigata, Wik... 128 1. nigroseriata, Warr, .. 151
Toeonflictaria Wh. 2. JS 129° |. 7. Myrtetajy Wii. wees cms: 151
14. albida, Hmpsn. ...... 129 I plapariay, Wakes. 6 151
15. ruptaria, Moore ...... 129 2. luteifrons, Swank. .... 152
16. fulvilinea, Hmpsn..... 130 3. sericea, Butl......... 152
17. apicalis, Himpsn. .... 130 4. fuscolineata, Swonk. .. 152
18. bicaudata, Moore .... 130 5. ocernaria, Swink. .... 152
19. restricta, HZmpsn. .... 1380 6. subvitrea, Hmpsn..... 152
20. instabilata, Wik. .... 131 7. obliqua, Hmpsn. .... 152
ZAC rhamala,: WBUtl. se 6 ot a's 131 8. subpunctata, Warr, .. 153
22. ocusta, Swink. ...... 131 9. simpliciata, Moore .. 153
25. irrorata, Moore ...... 132 Se Pasta Wien WU a iteccks 153
6. Dirades, i ee aS 132 1. micaceata, Wik....... 154
1. unicauda, Hmpsn..... 132 2. sectinota, Hmpsn. .... 154
2. theclata, AG rer sie 2 132 9) Bapta, Step, seiko 154
3. conifera, Moore...... 133 1, inamata, Wik. ...... 154
4. leucocera, Hmpsn..... 133 2. deletaria, Moore .... 1595
5. crepuscularis, Hmpsn.. 183 3. platyleucata, Wik..... 155
6. prunaria, Moore...... 184 4. mytylata, Guen....... i
¢:|Gathynia, Wiki... 20... 134 | 10. Platycerota, Hmpsn. .... 15:
PE morariay Wik. discs ss 134 1. spilotelaria, Wik. .... 156
2. simulans, Butl....... 135 2. punctilineata, Hmpsn. 156
3. ferrugata, Wik. ...... 135 | 11. Aplochlora, Warr. ...... 156
4, longipennis, Hmpsn... 135 Ls vavilaca yw Willd on. 68 157
8. Metorthochilus, Hmpsn. . 135 | 12. Metrocampa, Latr....... 157
1. emarginatum, Hmpsn. 135 il alianay Aes oh 3 157
2. excisum, Hmpsn. .... 136 2. biseriata, Moore...... 158
9. Atossa, ieee 136 | 13. Caberodes, Guen. ...... 158
1. nelcmna, Moore...... 136 1. dentisignata, Moore .. 158
2. moorel, Elwes Spe ole 137 2. achromaria, Guen..... 159
3. nagaensis, Hiwes .... 137 DEVILS WATT) aaa 159
4. peralba, Swinh. ...... 159
5. cinerascens, Moore .. 169
a) CuomurEiba ..-. 188 6. costinotata, Warr..... 159
AL 7. costalis, Moore ...... 160
Subfam. 1. Boarmiine...... 139 1) Pitadecn Guba ak oe 160
1. Urapteryx, Leach ...... 144 1. prasina, Swink. ...... 160
1. primularis, Buti. .... 145 2. delphinaria, Swink. .. 160
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3. nilgirica, Hmpsn. .... 161
4, exiguifascia, Hmpsn... 161
5. subcaudata, Butl. .... 161
GaAcostatus, oleae 161
Weceyclanian (Garena nies: 162
8. transmutata, W/k. . 162
9 diseisiera, Rutl sa. 162
10. exquisita, Buti. ...... 162
11. lamisca, Swink. ...... 165
scardamia, Gwen. ...... 163
1. metallaria, Gwen. 163
Peratophyga, Warr. 164
Were WORE 5 5564 a8 164
SregamiawGicery meine on 164
1. marginata, Warr. .... 164
Zestrigata, Warn... 165
3. subtessellata, Wik..... 165
Av runbiGa Soin) wari ie ie 165
5. bilineata, Butl. ...... 166
6. rectifascia, Hmpsn. 166
Hs GOI), SUMO, 6 6 665 3 ae 166
8. trilineata, Moore .... 166
9. latifasciata, Moore 167
Synegia, Guen. ........ 167
Dammaitania WW ie ess 167
2. pleuristriaria, Wk. 168
3. diffusaria, Moore 168
4, complicata, Warr. .... 168
5. lidderdali, Buti. 169
6. erythra, Hmpsn....... 169
7. camptogrammaria,Guen. 169
8. pardaria, Guen. ...... 170
9. lunulosa, Moore...... 170
Hypochrosis, Gwen. .... 170
I pachiaria, Wiki. i «|. lial
DI PIDPIIS 0 / OIONG Aaa irs Bon WBE Ata 171
3. hyadaria, Guen....... 172
4, venusa, Swinh. ...... 172
5. festivaria, Fabr....... 172
6. sternaria, Gwen. ...... 175
7. pulchraria, Roths. .... 173
8. pyrrhularia, Guen..... 174
9. quadraria, Warr. .... 174
10. rufescens, Butl....... 174
IPROINIES, JEW; "5 560 6 306 174
1. squalidaria, Hiibn. .. 175
2. lithosiaria, Wik. ..™ 175
3. obliquilineata, Warr... 175
A initexta.wSiGenia ec ae 175
D, IMenbabasey liga) bent tets 176
6, serpentinaria, W/k. 176
7, pallida Moone mew td. 176
8. muscicolor, Warr..... 176
Or discata, MOTT aterdels Wd,
Eurymene, Dip. ....... We
1. inustaria, Moore Ly
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2. reticulata, Warr. » ne
22. Anonychia, Warr. ...... 178
1. violacea, Moore ...... 178
2. rostrifera, Warr. 178
DB. grisea, But. a4 Me 178
4, lativitta, Moore peeling)
23. Heterolocha, Led. ...... i)
1. pheenicoteniata, Koll. 179
2. falconaria, Wik. 5 Lee
3. patalata, Feld. ...... 180
4. desistaria, Wik....... 180
QA Venilia, Dip: eee 180
1. himalayica, Koll. .... 181
25. Loxaspilates, Warr. Sil
1. obliquaria, Moore .... 181
2. hastigera, Butl....... 182
3. dispar, Wane octane 182
26. Stenorumia, Hmpsn. .... 182
1. duplicilinea, Hmpsn,.. 183
2. ablunata, Guen. . 183
3. longipennis, Warr..... 185
27. Rumia, Dips cee 183
1. crateegata, Linn. . 183
2. tridentifera, Moore .. 184
3. sulphurea, But. . 184
A. mollen, Warr). ae 184
5. irrorata, Hmpsn....... 184
28; Corymica, Wk. shee ee 185
J arnearia, Wc. eee 185
2. caustolomaria, Moore. . 185
3. specularia, Moore .... 186
29) Mierinia,: Zubr eee e 186
1. cordiaria, Hiibn. Pes
2 dlaw.ay WVLOOT.e =n eats 187
30. Eurytaphria, Warr. .... 187
1. undilineata, Warr. .. 187
2. bisinuata, Ampsn..... 188
ail Peetula; Woore \,an eee 188
1. stramineata, Warr. .. 188
2. exanthemata, Moore .. 188
32. Xenographia, Warr. .... 189
1. henataria, Warr. .... 189
2. semifusca, Zmpsn..... 189
3. adustata, Moore...... 190
35, Spllopera, Warm. eee 190
i omacilis, Bistl.ccn. nee 190
2. fuscomarginata, Warr. 191
3. anomala, Warr. . 22 06 191
4, hepaticata, Swink. .... 191
5. combusta, Warr. .... 191
6. ferrifera, Moore ...... 192
7. divaricata, Moore .... 192
8. obliquilinea, Moore .. 192
oA Lliygouliiei SUI apes re 193
1. dirempta, Wik. ...... 198
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oo. Nadagara, Wik. ........ 193 44, Oxymacaria, Warr.
Sacer 1) ER a 194 1. palliata, Zmypsn.
2. comprensata, Wik .... 194 | 45. Orsonuba, Wik. .......
3. inordinata, Wik. .... 194 li clelia nO nami arntivnt «
36. Rhynchobapta, Hmpsn... 194 | 46. Hyposidra, G'uen.
1. cervinaria, Moore .... 194 IS talaca Wess sank:
2. Haviceps, Buble) jos «'s 195 2. violescens, Hmpsn.
pre Vimxioriat) Hideo isi jaiera ai 195 Sepleamlana/ les Malan. a: y
1. contigaria, Wik. # 196 4. albifera, Moore .....
% exclusa, Wilks jo cuss 196 5. aquilaria, Wik. .....
3. postvittata, Wik. .... 197 6. successaria, Wik. ...
4. obliquata, Moore .... 197 (oambioca ria se Milieocherit, ot
5. phyllosaria, Wik. .... 197 S. murine Seas 0. sy. ;
38. Cassyma, Giuen. ........ OK 9. megaspila, Moore ....
1. heteroneurata, Gwen... 198 | 47. Dilinia, Hiibn. ..........
39. Zamarada, Moore ..... 198 a. medardaria, Herr Sah
1. translucida, Moore .. 198 2. immaculata, Ampsn..
2. cosmiaria, Swinh. .... 199 3. fasciata, Moore .....
40. Krananda, Moore ...... 199 4, capitata, Wik. .....
1. semihyalina, Moore .. 199 5. albopunctata, Swnh. ..
2. oliveomarginata, Swink. 200 6. vexillaria, Gwen. - 3
si ftaleata,) Warr... 3 200 | 48. Hypephyra, Butl. .....
4]. Zeheba, Moore .......... 200 De, Gerrosa, BUEl nose tson.
Pluecidata, Wee eu... 201 | 49, Hyperythra, Guen......
Be Macaria Cunt. icc es a es s 201 Weltea Oneness ron 2
1. arenaria, Swinh....... 202 2. swinhoei, Butl. .....
2. frugaliata, Gwen. . 202 3. phoenix, Swink. .....
ov tasclata, Fabr. ou... 202 | 50. Anthyperythra, Swinh. ..
4. inchoata, Wik. ...... 203 1. hermearia, Swinh. ...
5. subalbataria, Swinh. .. 203 | 51. Crocota, Tar anne
UOTE GH, [Kian 1. sahara cust 203 1. miguzaria, Wik. .....
7. xanthonora, Wik. .... 203 2. ventraria, Gwen. 2...
SyielwErata, Gens yop. 204 9), O25 syria. Wk eo cc saveus
9. odataria, Swinh. . 204 1. spureataria, Wik. ...
10. sufflata, Guen. ...... 204. 2. trilineata, Moore
11. myandaria, Wik. .... 205 PMMA AHS eal,
12. atmala, Swinh. ...... 205 A debilass Warns va...
13. azataria, Swinh. ed NS 5. angulifera, W7k.
14. pervolgata, Wik. . 205 6. cuneata, Wik. .....
15. fidoniata, Gwen. ...... 205 | 53. Pericallia, Steph........
HGiozararian Wiles sivss0% 206 ewltorems et Tey seas ate. «
17. effusata, Guen. ws... 206 2. gynopteridia, Butl. .
HSsacubariag, Wills. oe. os 207 3. angulifascia, Moore .
19. temeraria, Swinh. .... 207 4, viridescens, Warr.....
20. oliva, Swth. ws 000... 207 5. albifrons, Moore.....
21. emersaria, Wik....... 207 || o+. Fascellina, Wik. .......
22. octolinearia, Swinh. .. 208 1. chromataria, Wik.....
23. perfusaria, Wik....... 208 2. hypochryseis, Swinh.. .
24. quadraria, Moore .... 208 3. plagiata, Wik. ...-..
43. Tephrina, Dup. ....... 209 4. vinosa,, Warr... o.....
1. disputaria, Guen. . 209 5, subsignata, Warr...
2. catalaunaria, Guen. .. 210 6. dacoda, Swinh. rat
3. perviaria, Led. ..... 210 7. porphyreofusa, Hmpsn.
4. fumosa, Hmpsn. Bee 8. rectimarginata, Warr.
5. parallelaria, Wik. .... 219 9. hypochlora, Swenh.
6. purpurascens, Moore .. 211 10. inornata, Warr......
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55. Leptomiza, Warr. ...... 228 3. sinuata, Hmpsn. .... 246
1. decorata, Moore...... 228 4. faleata, Warr. ...... 246
2; COOTA WSU, A 229 5. recursaria, Wilk....... 246
3. translineata, Wik. .... 229 6. suppressaria, Given. .. 247
4. amethystina, Warr. .. 230 7. varianaria, Swinh..... 247
5. basipuncta, Moore.... 230 8. bengaliaria, Guen..... 247
6, anticleata, Moore .... 280 9. raptaria, Wik. ...... 248
7. olivescens, Moore .... 230 10. boarmioides, Moore .. 248
8. calcearia, Wik. ...... 231 | 63. Elphos, Guen...... Berenice 6)
9. dentilineata, Moore .. 231 1. hymenaria, Guen. .... 249
56, Crocallis, Trettschke .... 231 2, pardicelata, Wik. .... 250
1. lentiginosaria, Moore,. 231 | 64. Xandrames, Moore...... 250
2. obliquaria, Moore .... 232 | 1. latiferaria, Wik. .... 250
3. cervinaria, Moore .... 232 2. albofasciata, Moore .. 251
4. kametaria, Feld....... 233 | 65. Gnophus, Treitsehke .... 251
5/7. Gareeus, Moore ........ 233 1. muscosarius, Wlk..... 251
1. specularis, Moore .... 233 2. ereus, Butl. .......2 252
2. cruentatus, Butl. .... 234 3. aecipitrarius, Guen. .. 252
5. albipunetatus, Hmpsn. 234 4, albistellarius, Warr... 252
4. coloratus, Warr. .... 234 5. cinereus, Butl. ...... 252
5. discolor, Warr. ...... 254 6. eolarius, Guen. ...... 253
6. apicatus, Moore...... 239 7. licheneus, Oberth. .... 253
7. muscorarius, Hmpsn... 235 | 66. Bylazora, Wik. ........ 253
8. argillaceus, Butl. .... 235 1. pilicostata, Wik. .... 254
9. signatus, But]. ...... 235 2. infumata, Feld. ...... 254
10. absona, Swinh. ...... 285 | 67. Ophthalmodes, Gwen..... 250
58. Heteromiza, Warr....... 236 1. herbidaria, Giuen. .... 259
1. castanearia, Moore.... 236 2. cordularia, Swinh..... 256
De Hava. Moore Jo, 236 3. infusaria, Wik..eeeee 256
3. argentilinea, Moore .. 237 4. caritaria, Wik. ...... 256
4. cruentaria, Moore .... 237 | 68. Boarmia, Treitschke .... 256
59. Dalima, Moore ........ 237 1. diversicolor, Warr. .. 257
1. truneataria, Moore .. 238 2. conspurcata, Wik..... 257
2. apicata, Moore ...... 238 3. rubrifusa, Warr, 9) zon
3. schistacearia, Moore .. 239 4. cervina, Hmpsn. .... 258
A.lucens, Warr. ...... 239 5. marmorata, Moore .. 258
5 calamima, butl. .... 2. 239 6. enormis, Warr....... 258
6. intricata, Warr....... 240 7. duplex, Moore ...... 258
7. nubilata, Hmpsn. .... 240 8. conifera, Moore...... 259
8. patularia, Wik. ...... 240 9. idzeoides, Moore .... 259
OMatitans Warn oo... 240 10. ochrifasciata, Moore .. 259
10. valpinaria, Moore .... 241 11. irrorata, Wloore jee 259
60. Amblychia, Gwen. ...... 241 12. leucozona, Hmpsn. .. 260
1. angeronaria, Gwen. .. 242 13. latifascia, Hmpsn..... 260
2. testacearia, Moore .... 242 14. crepuscularia, Hiibn... 260
3. tetragonata, Wik. .... 242 15. bhurmitra, Wik. .... 260
Gl. Chorodna, Wik. ........ 243 16. boarmiaria, Giuen..... 261
1. pallidularia, Moore .. 243 17. bisinuata, Hmpsn..... 261
2. vulpinaria, Moore .... 248 IS, cessanta Ui. eee 261
3. adumbrata, Moore.... 243 19. ineeptaria, Wik....... 262
4, metapheearia, Wik. .. 244 20. pallidaria, Moore .... 262
5. testaceata, Moore .... 244 21. conspicuata, Moore .. 262
6. erebusaria, Wik. .... 245 22. pingasoides, Warr. .. 263
62. Bistons Beach) ie: 245 23. comparataria, Wik. .. 263
l. regalis, Moore ...... 245 24. hedelaria, Swmh. .... 263
2. cognataria, Guen. .... 246 25. selenaria, Hiibn....... 264
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Vacaciania Hosa. ss. 4's 4 264.
. propulsaria, Wilk. .... 265
. variegata, Moore .... 266
29. melanosticta, Hmpsn. 266
30. nigralbata, Warr. .... 266
31. semialba, Moore .... 266
32. imbecilis, Moore .... 267
39. nigridorsaria, Guen. .. 267
34, semiclarata, Wik. .... 267
39. atrostipata, Wik. .... 268
ao, Vialis, Moore ...../.:.. 268
37. glaucodisca, Swinh, .. 268
38. admissaria, Guen..... 269
39. sikkima, Moore ...... 269
40. reparata, Wik. ...... 269
4]. cineracea, Moore .... 270
42. sublavaria, Guen. .... 270
43. trispinaria, Wik. .... 270
AA intixaniay Wik... vs. 3 271
45. transcissa, WIk....... 271
46, impletaria, Wik. .... 271
47. albifera, Moore ...... 271
48. flavimedia, Hmpsn. .. 272
49. megaspilaria, Moore .. 27
50. tenera, Warr. ...... 272
51. fuliginea, Hmpsn. .... 272
52. adamata, Feld. ...... 273
53. pallida, Hmpsn....... 278
54, retrahens, Moore .... 273
55. nilgirica, Hinpsn. .... 274
. granitaria, Moore .... 274
57. hybernaria, Swink. .. 274
58. nigrescens, Warr. .... 274
59. fimbriata, Moore .... 275
60. subplagiata, Wik. .... 275
61. delineata, Wik. ...... 276
62. perserrata, Wik. .... 276
63. humeraria, Moore .... 276
64. cuprearia, Moore .... 277
65. contubernalis, Moore. . 277
66. separata, Wik. ...... 277
67. dentilinea, Warr. .... 277
68. albibasis, Hmpsn. .... 278
69, semicirculata, Moore., 278
qOvalbipicta, Worn... 3, 218
71. combusiaria, Wik... .. 278
a2. semicea, Warr ss 00. 279
73. atrilineata, Butl .... 279
74. virescens, Butl....... 279
PON GEIST) DENY ho sieve ys 280
76. tiglina, Swinh. ...... 280
77. lamprosticta, Hmpsn. . 280
78. pannosaria, Moore .... 281
79. euryzon3, Hmpsn..... 281
. punctigera, Butl. .... 281
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81. incolorata, Warr. .... 282,
82. scripturaria, Wik. .... 282
83. tephrosaria, Moore.... 282
84. lignicolor, Warr. .... 283
85. isometra, Warr. . 283
Medasina, Moore........ 285
1. pulverulenta, Hmpsn. . 284
2. scotosiaria, Warr. .... 284
3. plumalis, Buti. ...... 284
4, objectaria, Wk. , 284
5. nigrovittata, Moore .. 285
6. plumosa, Hmpsn. .... 285
7. Mauraria, Guen....... 280
8. parisnattei, Wik. .... 286
9. creataria, Guen....... 286
10. strixaria, Guen....... 286
11. mucidaria, Wik..,.... 286
12. similis, Moore ...... 287
13. interruptaria, Moore .. 287
14. dissimilis, Moore | eid
15. quadrinotata, Warr... 287
16. fratereula, Moore .... 287
17. basistrigaria, Moore .. 288
18. lampasaria, Swinh..... 288
19. vagans, Moore ...... 288
PAO AUIVAIG EN Tose oe oa ae 289
21. contaminata, Moore .. 289
22. albidaria, Wik. ...... 289
23. obliterata, Moore .... 289
24, albidior, Hmpsn. 290
Arichanna, Moore ...... 290
1. tramesata, Moore .... 290
2.rubrivena, Warr. .... 291
3. violacea, Warr....... 291
4, transfasciata, Warr. .. 291
5. marginata, Warr..... 291
G. ramosa, WU... has. 291
7. biquadrata, Warr..... 292
8. albovittata, Moore.... 292
9. plagifera, Wik. ...... 292
10. furcifera, Moore 2298
11. tenebraria, Moore .... 293
12. lapsariata, Wik....... 293
13. regularis, Warr. .... 293
14, maculata, Moore .... 294
15, hamiltonia, Swinh. .. 294
16. transectata, Wik. .... 294
I uspatsay Btls. asses. 294
18. jaguarinaria, Oberth... 295
19. subeenescens, Wurr... 295
Erebomorpha, Wik. .... 295
i foleurita, Wile. cone ol 295
2. fuleuraria, Wik....... 296
3. compositata, Guen. .. 296
4. metachromata, Wik... 297
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Abraxas, Leach ... 1... 297
l. pardaria, Moore...... 297
2. fulvosparsa, Hmpsn... 298
3. spontaneata, W1k..... 298
4, fasciata, Swink. ...... 298
5: lobata, Hmpsn. .:.... 299
6. sylvata, Scop......... 299
7. leucostola, Hmpsn. .. 300
8. martama, Guen....... 300
9. conferta, Swenh....... 300
10. virginalis, Butl....... 301
I fasciaria, Guere 5). 301
12. metamorpha, Warr... 301
Ned. todara, S70 7.2 0. 301
14. picaria, Moore ...... 301
15. alpestris, Warr. ...... 302
16. irrorata, Moore ...... 302
17. luteolaria, Swinh. .... 302
18. poliaria, Swinh....... 302
19. diaphana, Warr. 302
20. fuscescens, Buti. 303
21. sordida, Hmpsn. .. 3803
22. ostrina, Swenhk. ...... 303
23. ditritaria, Wik. ...... 305
24, nigrivena, Warr. .... 303
25. flaveata, Hmpsn. 304
26. etridoides, Hmpsn. 304
97. triseriata, Herr.-Schiffer 304
28. adustata, Schiff. ...... 304
Dilophodes, Warr. ...... 305
1. elegans, Buti. ...... 305
Onellaba, Wik. ........ 306
I, botydata, Wik. ...... 306
Perenmia, Guen. 1.06.6... 306
Ie ductarial Wik: 20... 306
2. coryneta, Swinh. 307
SCINCLA, VEIN PSI. ery. 307
A foraria, Geen. 2s. 6... 307
5. maculata, Moore . 3807
G. felinaria, Guen. ...... 308
7. belluaria, Guwen....... 308
8. interfusa, Warr. . 308
9, exanthemata, Moore .. 308
10. giraffata, Guen. ...... 309
Obeidia, Wiki ie. os 8. 309
evtiomaite, Gittemte ies... 309
2. millepunctata, Warr. . 310
Vithora, Moore ........ 310
1. indrasana, Moore .... 311
Genusa, Wik ees. 311
Lbiguttas Wee... .)... 312
Miultomia nV ene. fer: 312
1.-clauca, Cram... . 0... 312
2. pulchrinervis, Feld. .. 312
3. luculenta, Swinh. 313
4, zonea, Moore ........ 313
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Subfam. 2. CEnochromine .. 313
1. Abraxaphantes, Warr. .. 314
1. perampla, Swinh. .... 314
2, Sarcinodes, Guen. ...... 315
1. restitutaria, Wik. .... 310
2. debitaria, Wik. ...... 316
3. lilacina, Moore ...... 316
4, carnearia, Guen....... 516
5. equilinearia, Wik. .. 316
3. Loxorhombia, Warr..... 316
dea. Sov nan eae 317
4, Paleomystis, Warr. .... 317
1. faleataria, Moore .... 318
5. Doratoptera, Hmpsn. ,... 318
1. nicevillei, Hmpsn..... 318
Subfam. 3. Orthostiaine .... 318
I. Celerena, Wilko anaer 319
lL. divisa, Wik = eee 320
2. andamana, Feld. .. 020
2. Eumelea, Duncan ...... 320
lL. rosalia, Cram. ...... 320
2. olivacea, Hmpsn. .... 321
3. aureliata, Gwen....... 321
3. lotaphora, Warr. ...... 322
ik. itidicolor, Bache iene 322
A. Nex, WIkels <2 ae eeae 322
1. nigrozonata, Wik. .... 323
2. helicola, Swinh....... 329
3. nigripuncta, Hmpsn... 3823
®. Noreia, Wik. . 3 eG 324
1. perdensata, Wik. .... 324
6. Naxa,. Wiki e.u one 324
lo textilis Wiel eae 324
2. seriaria, Motsch. . 020
3. orthostigialis, Warr... 825
7. Rambara, Moore >... 7... 326
1. saponaria, Given. . 326
2. intelix,) Swinh. 5) aaae 326
3. ochreicostalis, Hmpsn. 326
4. satelliata, Wik....... 327
8. Ozola: Wilkes. 2. enone 327
]. picaria, Swinh. ....7. 327
2. falcipennis, Moore.... 327
3. macariata, W/k. . 328
4, microniaria, Wik. .... 328
5. extersaria, Wik. .. 328
6. biangulifera, Moore .. 329
Subfam. 4. Larentune...... 329
1. Leptostegna, Christ .. 33d
1. tenerata, Christ al oae
2. Pseudeuchlora, Hmpsn.., 333
1. kafebera, Swink. . od4
3. Naxidia, Hmpsn. ...... 334
1. punctata, Buti. ...... 334
2. irrorata, Moore ...... 305
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4, Dysethia, Warr......... 335
1. bicommata, Warr. .. 336
2. ocyptaria, Swnh. .... 335
3. straminea, Warr. .... 3386
5. Cryptoloba, Warr....... 336
1, wrata, Moore........ 836
Ds CINCTCAMM AWE son coe 8 « 337
3. bifasciata, Warr. .... 337
4, indicaria, Guér....... 307
5. trinotata, Warr. 4 oo
6, subusta, Warr. .. . 338
6. Lobogonia, Warr. ...... 338
1. ambusta, Warr. . 338
Me Sy Zeuxis, FIM sn... 339
]. trinotaria, Moore .... 339
8. Goniopteroloba, Hmpsn. . 339
1. zalska, Swank. ...... 309
Se Carine, Woe) coarse wreak 340
1. cruciplaga, Wk. . 340
2. rachiaria, Swink. .... 340
10. Hypenorhynchus, Hmpsn. 340
1. erectilineatum, Moore. 341
NIG AMATI, IUD: su <ajersen 341
1. equilineata, Wik. .... 341
2. pudicata, Giuen....... 341
5. fulgurata, Gen. . 342
4, roseifascia, Hmpsn. .. 342
5. plagiata, Zinn. ...... 342
6. postochrea, Hmpsn. ., 343
2s Mubolia, Dip... sc. os 343
I masifera, Wart seus... 343
2. duplicata, Warr. .... 348
Ae SCOtosia,| SLED... 6 0. 5,01 344
Iidubiosata, Wlk.. ..5.. 344
2. rubrodotata, Wik..... 345
3. tremulata, Gwen. .... 345
4, sordidata, Moore .... 845
14. Phibalapteryx, Steph. .. 346
1. plurilineata, Moore .. 346
2. suffusa, Hmpsn....... 346
3. leprosa, Hmpsn. .... 347
4, hyperythra, Hmpsn. .. 347
5. flavofasciata, Moore .. 347
6. hypospilata, Gwen. .. 337
fe emotes, Wille. sisters os 348
15. Cataclysme, Hiihbn....... 348
1. conturbata, Wik. .... 349
2. obliquilineata, Hmpsn. 549
16. Cidaria, Treitschke...... 349
1. chalybearia, Moore .. 350
2, obscurata, Moore .... 350
3. muscicolor, Moore.... 350
7 ANU s(n 301
5. fulvidorsata, Swinh. .. 551
6. Jativittaria, Moore.... 351
7. albapex, Hmpsn. .... 352
8. ochreata, Moore...... 302
9. scortea, Swinh. ...... 352
10. melidiata, Feld....... 300
11. ramalaria, Feld...... 398
12. variegata, Moore .... 353
13. cingala, Moore ...... 393
14, intertexta, Warr. .... 354
15. catenaria, Moore .... 354
16. fulvotineta, Hmpsn. .. 354
Ii7aunatasuMoore, 2.0.7. 309
Ke IOUS TECUTL Io a ala Be 355
19. exquisita, Warr. 355
20.
dentistrigata, Warr... °
21. subrubescens, Warr... :
22. subangulata, Koll..... 356
23. mediovittaria, Moore. . 356
24. silaceata, Schiff. .... 357
25. nivicincta, Butl.. .... 357
26. niphonica, But. . 307
27. triangulifera, Moore .. 358
28. interplagata, Guen. .. 358
20 delectawBettlen we. 6a 359
50. mixtilineata, Hmpsn. . 359
31. dissecta, Moore ...... 309
Dh Wellehirk, Ve alo” es ot gue 309
33. porphyriata, Moore .. 360
34, inextricata, Wik. .... 360
35, aurigena, Butl. ...... 360
36. chalcoptera, Hinpsn... 360
3/7. decurrens, Moore .... 361
38. cervinaria, Moore .... 361
39, fissisignis, Budd. . 362
AQ. perficita, Wik. ...... 362
41. saturata, Gwen. ...... 362
A2. fluviata, Hiibn. ...... 368
43. fuscigrisea, Hmpsn. .. 363
4A, fissiferata, Wk. .. 363
45. molata, Feld......... 364
46. magnificata, Wik. .... 364
47. curcumata, Moore .... 365
48. viridata, Moore...... 365
49, imbrata, Guen. ...... 365
59. obfuscata, Warr. .... 365
51. divergens, Butl....... 366
17. Gonanticlea, Swinh. .... 366
1. occlusata, Feld. ...... 366
2 avetsd, SWI, ....... 366
18. Larentia, Treitschke .... 867
1. ustipennis, Hmpsn. .. 367
2. albigirata, Koli....... 567
3. siderifera, Moore .... 368
4, argentilineata, Moore . 368
5. homophana, Hmpsn... 369
6. indistincta, Butl. .... 369
7. punctatissima, Warr. . 369
& stellata, Warr, 02... 369
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9. cupreata, Moore..... 369
10. latifusata, Wik. ..... 370
11. combusta, Sewinh. .... 370
12. nigralbata, Warr..... 370
13. albiplaga, Oberth. .... 370
14, flavistrigata, Warr... 371
15. brevifasciata, Warr... 371
16. costipannaria, Moore.. 371
17. maculata, Moore so
18. hypolopha, Hmpsn. .. 372
19. abraxidia, Himpsn. .. 37/2
20. lacteig outtata, Warr... 372
21. seriata, MOORE Sin o.33> 373
D2 bicolor Veuve 373
23. apicistrigata, Warr... 373
24. variabilis, Warr. .... 373
25. albofasciata, Moore .. 374
AG, wy JW 55d b ooh 374
27. conjuncta, Warr. .... 374
Hers EUS, AMORA 4's 4054 5 375
29° fasciata, Wars oa... 375
30; interrupta, Warr. ... 375
31. albidivisa, Warr. .... 375
32. decorata, Moore alo
33. hockineii, Butl....... 376
34. lacernigera, Butl..... 376
35. schistacea, Moore.... 376
36. plumbeata, Moore .... 376
37. olivacea, Warr....... 376
38. niveopicta, Warr. .... 307
39. lateritiata, Moore .... 377
40. cuprearia, Moore .... 377
Alls WOUbNGRUD, JET Mog a6 4.606 378
42, albiseriata, Warr..... 379
43, undulata, Warr. . of9
44. dentifasciata, Hmpsn. . 379
ANG COMMIS) JO, G5 5 yop 379
46. consimilis, Warr. . 380
19. Photoscotosia, Warr..... 3880
1. miniosata, Wik. .... 380
2. obliquisignata, Moore. 381
3. nubilata, Moore...... 381
4, fulguritis, Warr. .... 381
5. amplicata, Wik....... 382
6. undulosa, Alpheraki .. 382
7. atromarginata, Warr. . 382
8. bicolor, Moore ...... 382
9. venipicta, Warr. . 383
10. aurantiaria, Woore.... 383
20) CallabraxasButl. .\.). 5 383
I, amiandayesetl: nie. 384
Oi, Gandaritis, Moone 7... 384
i avatars Moonen ne. . ir 385
22, Physetobasis, Hmpsn. ,. 385
1. annulata, Hmpsn..... 386
2. griseipennis, Moore .. 386
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3. dentifascia, Hmpsn. .. 386
Pomasia, Guen. ....... 387
1. psylaria, Guen. ...... 387
2. reticulata, Hmpsn. .. 387
3. denticlathrata, Warr. . 388
4, pulchrilinea, Wik. .... 388
. Gymnoscelis, Mab...... 588
1. ectochlora, Hmpsn. .. 388
2. deleta, Hmpsn. ...... 389
3. fasciata, Hmpsn. .. 389
4, roseifascia, Hmpsn. .. 389
5. tibialis, Moore ..... 390
6. tristrigosa, Buti. .... 390
ie polyclealis, Wik eR ao
. Chloroclystis, Hiibn. .... 390
1. palpata, Wik........ 391
2. intentata, Wik... i noel
3. tubrinotata, Warr. .. 392
4, deletarius, Hmpsn. .. 392
d. xylinaria, Wik. ...... 392
6. tilicata, Swinh. ..... 395
7. trichophora, Hmpsn... 393
8. atroviridis, Warr,.... 393
9. infrazebrina, Hmpsn... 394
10. admixtaria, Wik. .... 894
11. immixtaria, Wik. .... 394
12. recensitaria, Wilk. .... 395
15. emarginaria, Hmpsn... 395
14, rufifascia, Anuypsn..... 3895
15. indicata, Wik. ..... 395
16. spissidentata, Warr... 395
17. chlorophilata, Wik. .. 396
18. lucinda, Butl........ 396
19. modesta, Warr...... 396
20. costalis, Moore ..... 397
21. subcostalis, Hmpsn. .. 397
26, Hupithecia, (Cui.¢ 9 ee 398
1. eupitheciata, Wik..... 398
2. lucigera, Betly aes 398
3. subtacincta, Hmpsn... 399
Ay rigid a Sidi. eee 399
5. rajata, Guen........ 399
6. atrisignis, Butl...... 399
7. conjunctiva, Hmpsn... 400
8. acutangula, Hmpsn. .. 400
9. latimedia, Hmpsn..... 400
10. fulvipennis, Warr..... 400
J asema onpsn. oes 401
12. hemileuca, Hmpsn. .. 401
13. costipicta, Warr. .... 401
14. rufipicta, Hmpsn. .... 401
15. lineosa, Moore ...... 402
lGyustata, Moores hehe 402
17. costalis, Wlk........ 402
18. irambata, Warr. . 402
19. rubridorsata, Hmpsn. . 4038
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20. incurvata, Moore .... 403
27. Trichopterigia, Himpsn... 403
J. decorata, Moore...... 403
2. sanguinipunctata, Warr. 404
3. rufinotata, Butl....... 404
28. ‘Trichopteryx, Hiibn. .... 404
1. sikkima, Moore ...... 404
2. macularia, Moore .... 405
3. viretata, Hudn. ...... 405
-29. Microloba, Hmpsn....... 405
TLS STN Ean 2107 A eee 405
30. Brabira, Moore ........ 406
1. atkinsoni, Moore . 406
2. artemidora, Oberth. .. 406
31. Phthonoloba, Warr. .... 407
1. decussata, Moore .... 407
| MAUPIS, (Gees ke is sya e's 408
1. normis, Hmpsn....... 408
2. abnormis, Moore . 408
3. postalba, Himpsn. .... 409
A onobilis, Brtls) oc... 409
ovolrvaceal Warne: law. 410
6. hirundinata, G'uen..... 410
7. lineosa, Moore ...... 410
8. perfasciata, Hmpsn. .. 411
9. proboscidaria, Wik. .. 411
10. nigripalpata, Wik, .. 411
11. mirabilis, Hmpsn..... All
oo. Elydrelia, Hubn. . 6.0.2... 412
1. phasma, Buti. ...... 412
2. rufigrisea, Warr. .... 412
35. purpuraria, Hmpsn. .. 415
4. ochracea, Warr....... 413
5. marginipunctata, Warr. 413
6. flavilinea, Warr. .... 418
7. bicolorata, Moore .... 413
8. distorta, Hmpsn. . 414
9. subobliquaria, Moore.. 414
10. rhodoptera, Hmpsn. .. 414
Al ineatay Warren (asi... 414
12. plumbeolineata,Hmpsn. 415
a3.) pictaria, Moore ij... '.\. . 415
14. recurvilineata, Moore . 415
o4. Venusia, Curtis ........ 415
1. sikkimensis, Elwes.... 416
2. lilacina, Warr. .... 4. 416
3. obliquisigna, Moore .. 416
4, dharmsale, Buti. .,.. 417
35. Asthena, Hiibn. ........ 417
1. plurilinearia, Moore .. 417
2. albosignata, Moore .. 418
eemeolynesia, Warr. sic. 418
1. sunandava, Wik. .... 418
' 2. truncapex, Swinh..... 418
37. Cambogia, Guen. ...... 419
1. dissimilis, Moore .... 419
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2. memorata, Wik....... 419
5. pluristrigata, Moore .. 419
4. marginata, Warr. .... 420
5. puclhella, Hmpsn..... 420
6. pictaria, Moore ...... 420
Go plicatay WWoore 2... 421
8. lunulosa, Moore . 421
Or enatarialy Wie 80... 42]
38. Hastina, Moore ........ 492
1. ceruleolineata, Moore . 422
2. ornata, Moore ...... 422
3. gemmifera, Moore.... 422
39. Stamnodes, Giuen. ...... 423
1. pamphilata, Feld. .... 425
40. Sterrha, Herr.-Schdffer ., 428
Misacrinia ens a4 424
2. paulula, Swonh. ...... A424
41. Lycaugidia, Hmpsn. » 424:
Lvalbata Sivan? eevee 424
Subfam. 5. Acidalune ...... 425
1, Eupithecidia, Hmpsn. .. 426
1. variegata, Hmpsn..... 426
2. Craspedia, Hiibn. ...... 426
1. mecysma, Suinh. .... 427
2. moore CGS Py. 497
3. extimaria, Wik. a 4
4. opsinaria, Swinh. . 427
5. walkeri, Butl. ...... 42
6. fluidaria, Swnh. . 428
7. atriceps, Hmpsn. .... 428
8. eulomata, Srell....... 428
9. mictata, Gwen.” 0.65. 428
10. addictaria, Wik....... 429
In hidearian Stone. eh) 429
12. linearis, Hmpsn....... 429
13. modesta, Moore...... 429
14. albomaculata, Moore . 430
15. celebraria, Wk. . 430
16. deliciosaria, Wik. .... 480
17. kashmirensis, Moore .. 430
IS? pedilataypield. ao... 451
HO) opicata, abr. . s.5,. 431
20. costata, Moore ...... 431
21. intensata, Moore . 431
22. adeptaria, Wik....... 432
23. fibulata, Gwen. ...... 432
24, aspilataria, W7k. . 432
Zo. actuamla, Wik. ic: 432
20. pallnday Warr) vc) ihe. 435
27. remotata, G'uen. . 453
28. butyrosa, Warr. . 434
29), cecsaria, Wei © litsve « 454
30. ferruginea, Hmpsn. .. 434
31. ferrilineata, Moore .. 434
G2, JACLA, SWUM. celine at 435
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33. defamataria, Wik. .... 435
BA eCMMSSARIA VAs aisles « 435
35. anaitisaria, Wk. » A355
36. conscensa, Swinh. .... 435
Biemelictabas VVlicnmer nee - 436
3. Acidalia, Trectschke . 456
1. chotaria, Swinh....... 436
2; humeraria, Wik. » AS
3. testacea, Swinh....... 457
4, bilinea, Swinh. ...... 437
On mMiIcra, Hon Osi. weeisue 437
6. violacea, Hmpsn. .... 438
Te ACHIOSATIA Ue. ness 438
8. leucozona, Hmpsn. .. 439
22
. volutaria, Swenh.
23.
. thricophora, Hmpsn.. .
. acuminata, Moore....
1k
12.
15,
14.
15,
16.
17.
18.
19,
20.
21.
falcipennis, Warr.....
protensa, But/. ......
IMNSUA WAS) WD eHOls eae
holosericata, Dup.....
amplipennis, Butl.....
purpurea, Hmpsn.....
triangularis, mpsn...
lacteipennis, Butl.....
marcidaria, Wik. ....
permutans, Hmpsn. ..
deviariamyiice ieee
sanguinaria, Moore
A, Chrysocraspeda, Hmpsn.
Op OTP 9 DO
. mitigata, Wik. ....
. abhadraca, Wk.
OLEATIAN GUC aEisee rie «
ONG, INTO. Soaseooe
. chrysocilia, Hmpsn. ..
. marginata, Swinh.....
lumbeofusa, Swinh.. .
7
'§, IDyolosa; JOD 66455 456 i,
1.
2.
invexata, Wik. ......
validaria, Wik. ......
oS), ANOMIOGIES (COIA0s Sonsdaue
CO OO NIG: OUP CO DO
. obrinaria, G'wen.......
. absconditaria, Wilk. ..
. denticulata, Hmpsn. ..
. interpulsata, Wik.....
. 448
dorillaniScoil avai. ake or
. intermixtaria, Swinh. .
. pulverulenta, Swinh. ..
.annulifera, Hmpsn. ..
. heydena, Swnh.
. obstataria, Wik. ...
. nebulosata, Wik. ....
. lenoratay Vai eas >
. monetaria, Gwen. ....
. discifera, Sevuh.
argentispila, Warr.
439
430
439
59
440
440
440
440
441
44]
441
44]
442
. 442
. 449
445
» 443
443
» 443
444
444
444
445
445
445
446
446
446
447
447
447
448
448
448
448
. 449
. 449
449
449
450
. 450 |
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16. posticampla, Swinh. .. 450
17. intortaria, Gwen. .. 400
18. maximaria, Guen..... 451
7. Organopoda, Hmpsn..... 451
1. carnearia, Wik. ...... 401
2. annulifera, Butd. .. 452
8. Erythrolophus, Swink. .. 452
lvidieea, ISwit ane 452
2. semiustus, Swinh..... 452
3. hampsoni, Swink. .... 453
4. punctimargo, Hmpsn. . 453
5. genuflexus, Hmpsn. .. 453
6) hyaiarius, Wilkins 453
7. diffusifascia, Swimh. .. 454
8. pallivittatus, Moore .. 454
9. persimilis, Moore .... 454
10. tascicorpus, Swinh, .. 454
11. albivertex, Swinh..... 455
12. prasonarius, Swink. .. 455
9. Rhodostrophia, Htibn. .. 455
1. vinacearia, Moore .... 455
2. tristrigalis, Budd. .. 456
3. Tatas eDUt] ae 456
A, pelloniaria, Gen. .... 456
5. meonaria, Guen....... 456
6. herbicolens, Butl. .... 457
7. similata, Moore...... A457
8. heematozona, Hmpsn. . 457
9. inconspicua, Butl..... A57 °
10. borealis, Swink. .....: 457
11. cinerascens, Moore .. 45
10; Timandra! Dupin) snes 458
1. amataria, Linn....... 458
2. correspondens, Hmpsn. 459
3. responsaria, Moore .. 459
4, aventiaria, Guen. .... 459
_§. mundissima, Wik..... 460
li, Trygodes, Guen......,.. 460
1. divisatia, Wik. 003; 460
2. cuneilinea, Wik. .... 461
12; Problepsis; Hed: 22 eee 46]
1. deliaria, Gwen. ...... 462
2. delphiaria, Guen. .... 462
3. cinerea, Butl........- 462
4. conjunctiva, Warr. .. 463
13. Somatina, Guen......... 463
licama, Ene psi an eee 463
2. extrusata, Wik....... 463
3. anthophilata, Guen. .. 464
4. plynusaria, Wik. .... 464
5. lapidata, Warr....... 465
6. rosacea, Swinh....... 465
4 subusta, Warr, 220), 465
Satunbatas i Vicwee een 465
9. lunuliferata, Wik. .... 466
Subfam. 6. Geometrine
1, Euschema, Wiidn.
bo
ee)
=
oP ees
ht
bd
HI
(oe)
30.
. Sphagnodela, Warr.
Ree tucida, Wario... 6 s+
Wemenozancla, Warr.......
SYSTEMATIC INDEX.
cmuilitaris, Len.) .. .°.
Mbellona MCR! ool.
. bellonaria, Gwen.
.prunicolor, Moore.
-andamana, Mvore....
. minervaria, Gwen. ....
: eect Moore a
wpalmyra, Stoll ......
. percota, Swink. ......
mrecessay Wilke so. 2.
. vilis, Wik. ei a td
2. flavifusa, Hmpsn.....
tO CONIC) Or C9 1D
. Pseudoterpna, Hubn.....
. ruginaria, G'wen.......
Mehlora "Crane. 3). Pot.
tephrosiaria, Gwen.
dispensata, W/k.
SNS Cae
venusta, Warr.
. costistrigaria, Moore ..
. erionoma, Swinh. ...
R varicoloraria, Moore ..
WVIS CDS DULL... o's.
. opalina, Warr.
wombs. Moore. ..'. 5
. hemataria, Herr.-
Schiffer ..........
. ornataria, Moore ....
. apicalis, Moore ......
PELOCINA DUEL. oc eve 5 a
. leopardinata, Moore ..
. polypheenaria, Guen...
/subrosea, Warr.......
. doreada, Swinh.......
. pictaria, Moore
eeeee oe
22. nelearia, GET ces
3. minimaria, Guen.....
. muscicoloraria, Wik...
. subtepens, WIk.
nusmenita, Leld.. 32. 2)as
PWaldas Sel oe a ian <<
. subopalina, Warr, ....
SAaMINOSA, IV OM. in 2.
subornata, Warr.
1. versicolor, Warr.
ec ew
, Chlorodontopera, Warr...
1. discopilata, Moore....
2. chalybeata, Moore....
3. eruginata, Warr. ....
4, palliplagiata, W/k,
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. 466
467
468
469
.. 469
. 469
470
470
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o. viridata, Moore ...... 483
6. ocellata, Swinh....... 483
7. robustaria, G'uen. 484
8. pannosa, Moore ...... 484.
9. devexata, Wiki. ..... 484
Gy Aoathia, Gwen. s. 00... A85
1. magnifica, Moore .... 485
2. intercissa, LL ea il ie eras A85
3. lyceenaria, Koll....... 485
4, hemithearia, Gwen. .. 486
Oebeatarta ules. ee 486
Gocodina; Swink) <5... 486
Govisendax Beatle 20 oo: 486
8. arcuata, Moore ...... A87
Ovlectatas shader on 02. - 487
7. Uliecnemis, Warr....... A487
I partita,s Wilkes... 3. 488
2. cassidara, Guen....... 488
5. albimarginata, Warr. . 489
4. albiviridis, Moore .... 489
5. tumidilinea, Moore .. 489
8) Hemithea, Dupl.))..). .. 490
1. albiradiata, Warr..... 490
2. ochrolauta, Warr..... 490
3. nigropunctata, Warr. . 491
4. tritonaria, Wik. ...... 491
5. graminea, Himpsn..... 491
6. aquamarina, Hmpsn... 491
7. distinctaria, Wik. .... 491
8. disjuncta, Wik: ...... 492
9. rubripicta, Warr. .... 492
9. Tanaorrhinus, Buti. . 492
1. reciprocatus, Wlk..... 493
2. viridiluteatus, Wilk. .. 493
Op KiMa SW. est ols. « A494
4. vittatus, Moore...... 494
5. faleatus, Hmpsn. .... 494
10. Aporandria, Warr....... AO4
1. specularia, Guen. .... 495
11. Geometra, Linn. ........ 495
dy smaragdus, Butl. .... 495
2. flavifrontaria, Guen. .. 496
3. pictipennis, Buti. .... 496
4. chalybeata, Moore.... 496
5. delineata, Warr. . 497
LCkiat(er trie! C103 oe ae a 497
12) Euchloris, Huon. ...,.. 497
Wodetracta Wilke . 25.0. 498
An Madiaitay Vee.) ... «eres 498
3. uvidula, Swinh. ...... 498
4. graqilis, Butl......... 498
5. quantula, Swank. . 499
6. inductaria, Guen. .... 499
7. dispansa, Wik. woe... 499
Sueetulea,, Waris 25.4. 499
9. pyrrhogona, Wik. .... 500
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Page
10. subtiliaria, Brem. .... 500 8. thetydaria, Gwen. ....
11. signifera, Warr....... 501 9. glaucaria, Wik. ......
Nhs OMaUey Ma so ale Go 501 10. opalaria, Gwen. ......
13. efformata, Warr. .... 501 11. griseoviridis, Warr. ..
les Nemioria. arb. peewee ¢ 501 12. gavissima, WIk.......
lidispartita, Wao ee 502 Ss textilis Buble
De Oelida, Maitlan teen crse 502 14, divapala, Wik. ......
3. indecretata, Wik. .... 502 15. semialba, Wik. ......
4. solidaria, Guen....... 502 16. ophthalmicata, Moore .
Sy, CUNEO, WU Bio bb 60 503 7, pastor bull, shoe
6. leprosa, Hmpsn. .. 903 18. sanguilineata, Moore ..
i detentan Wilk. hans 503 19. acutissima, Wik. ...
8. quadrinotata, Butl. 503 20. dissimulata, Wik. ....
9. integranota, Hmpsn... 504 21. inaptaria, Wik. oe.
10. smaragdus, Hmpsn. .. 504 22. rubrolimbraria, Guen. .
14, Eucrostes, Aiibn. ...... 504 23. obnupta, Swinh.
1. disparata, Wik....... 504 24. uniformis, Zmpsn.....
15. Maxates, Moore ........ 505 25, avicularia, Guen. ....
1. coelataria, Wik. ...... 505 26. lineata, Moore ......
2. macariata, Wik....... 505 27. variegata, Bull. .....!:
3. xanthochlora, Swinh. . 506 28. vallata, Butl.........
16. Paramaxates, Warr. .... 506 | 18. Thalera, Hiidn. ........
1. polygrapharia, Wik... 506 1. rubrimargo, Warr.....
17. Thalassodes, Guen....... 507 2. caudularia, Guen. ....
1. quadraria, Guen. 507 3. argutaria, Wik. ......
iy EEN), (CUO 35 0 5 a 508 4, unifascia, Hmpsn.....
3. albomacalata, Ampsn.. 508 d. viata, JWoore sneer
4. chloropis, Meyr....... 508 6. pallescens, Hmpsn.
5. marinaria, Gen. 508 (- lnlvenva. Seog wee
6. flavifusata, Wik. .. 808 8. chrysolineata, Wik. ..
MEAS UVURG DUEL. sis ee Vope Poleite 509 9. acte, Swank. ........
SYSTEMATIC INDEX,
Family NOCTUID.%
(continued).
Subfamily FOCILLIN A.
Palpi sickle-shaped, with the 2nd joint curved and reaching
vertex of head or above it, the 3rd usually long. Fore wing with
vein 6 from angle of cell; 8 given off from 7 and anastomosing
with 9, which is given off from 10 to form the areole. Hind wing
with veins 3, 4 and 6, 7 from angles of cell;.5 fully developed.
Legs with the tibiz and tarsal joints short and stout.
Larve semiloopers, with the first or first two pairs of abdominal
prolegs almost always rudimentary or absent.
Key to the Genera.
A. Hind wing with vein 5 from well above
lower angle of cell.
a. Fore wing with the outer margin more
or less angled.
a’. Thorax with no crest. .
a>. Palpi usually of moderate length
and without tufts of hair ......
6°. Palpi of moderate length, the 2nd
and 3rd joints with tufts of hair .
ce, Palpi long, the 3rd joint with a
tuft of hair on inner side*......
ACL Tas egestas ah aR NE RN
6. Fore wing with the outer margin not
angled.
a’. Metathorax and abdomen without
tufts.
a’, Fore wing broad and rounded.
Large stoutly-built moths ......
6°. Fore wing narrower, the apex some-
what acute. Small slenderly-
Dualit lS) ij ores seo, mieye pees
c?, Fore wing with the apex rounded,
the outer margin oblique ......
b'. Metathorax and abdomen with slicht
DUB SD stoop or oP LeRoi ph oh see: 4 ape tec
B. Hind wing with vein 5 from close to lower
angle of cell.
a. Fore wing with the outer margin angled ;
hind wing with the costa curved at
base, the outer margin slightly excised
DelOW APC 6a) cin wach, « ainsi aataenand ss
4, ZETHES, p. 7.
6. LopHARTHRUM, p. 18.
5. Eenasta, p. 15.
7. HYPERLOPHA, p. 19.
8. CAPNODES, p. 20.
10. Raparna, p. 24.
1. HyposEMansis, p. 2.
9. DiomzBA, p. 23.
ae CEPHENA, p. 28.
* In E£. sinuosa the outer margin of fore wing is not angled.
VOL. III.
B
2 NOCTUIDAE.
6. Fore wing with the outer margin not or
hardly angled.
a', Fore wing with the apex rounded .. 12. AvirTA, p. 28.
b'. Fore wing with the apex rectangular.
a’, Hind wing with the outer margin
POUNCE wi nies We cme ee 2. MrcopD1NA, p. 3.
b?, Hind wing with the outer margin
angled: i000) Lease ane 3. PsIMADA, p. 7.
ce’, Fore wing with the apex acute and
somewhat produced.............. 15. DIERNA, p. 29.
Genus HYPOSEMANSIS, nov.
Type, H. singha, Guen.
ftange. Sikhim; Assam; Calcutta.
Palpi with the 2nd joint reaching above vertex of head, the 3rd
long; antenne of male minutely ciliated; thorax and abdomen
without tufts ; tibie fringed with hair, the mid tibie with long
tufts from the base. Fore wing with the costa arched; the apex
rounded ; the outer margin oblique. Hind wing with the outer
margin oblique and slightly crenulate ; vein 5 from middle of disco-
cellulars.
2704. Hyposemansis singha, Guen. Noct. iii, p.372; C. & S.no. 2817.
Zethes amynoides, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 181, pl. 6, fig. 2; C&S.
no. 2712.
Dull fuscous. Fore wing with indistinct subbasal and ante-
medial lines whitish on costal area; a waved and excurved post-
medial line arising from a white patch on costa. Hind wing with
traces of dark medial and pale sebmarginal lines; cilia of both
Fig. 1.—Hyposemansis singha, 3. t-
wings with slight pale patches. Underside ochreous, variegated
with pale and dark red-brown ; fore wing with pale spot in cell
and lunule on discocellulars ; both wings with irregularly waved
ante- and postmedial lines; hind wing with the outer area mostly
ochreous.
Rests with the wings folded over the back like a butterfly.
Hab. Sikhim; Khdsis; Margharita, Assam; Calcutta. Hp. 42
millim.
MECODINA. S
Genus MECODINA.
Mecodina, G'uen. Noct. 111, p. 372 (1852).
Nasaya, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 173 (1882).
Seneratia, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. i, p. 202 (1884)
Pantura, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. ii, p. 247.
Arzognatha, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 129 (1893)
Type, M. lanceola, Guen.
Range. Japan; Himalayas, Assam, Malabar, Ceylon, Burma;
Andamans, Borneo.
Palpi sickle-shaped, the 2nd joint reaching vertex of head, the
8rd long and naked. Thorax and abdomen smoothly scaled ; mid
and hind tibie slightly fringed with hair on outer side. ore wing
with the apex rectangular ; the areole usually narrow. Hind wing
with vein 5 from close to lower angle of cell.
Sucr. 1. (Mecodina). Antenne of male of moderate length, with
short cilia; fore wing long and narrow.
*2705. Mecodina lanceola, Guen. Noct. iti, p. 378, pl. 24, fig. 5;
C, § S. no. 2818.
g. Red-brown; the wings suffused with purplish or slate-
colour, with a fine brown-edged light marginal line. Fore wing
with indistinct waved subbasal, antemedial, postmedial, and sub-
marginal lines; a dark spot at centre of cell; the reniform narrow
and slate-coloured, with brown edges ; a semicircular brown apical
patch. Hind wing with indistinct nearly straight medial line,
and two waved postmedial lines with a dentate line beyond them.
Hab. Sylhet. Hap. 44 millim.
Sucr. II. (Arwognatha). Antenne of male of moderate length,
with long cilia.
A. Fore and hind wings with the outer margin not excised towards
outer and anal angles.
2706. Mecodina cineratia, Buti. Ill. Het. iii, p. 27, pl. 47, fig. 4.
Egnasia costipannosa, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 184; CGS. no, 2735.
Dark greyish brown. Forewing with indistinct curved antemedial
line; a black speck in cell and indistinct striga from costa above
it; the outer half of wing, except the apical area, suffused with
dark brown; a black and
brown line on discocellu-
lars ; an indistinct curved
lunulate postmedial line
and irregularly waved
submarginal line with
large triangular deep
chocolate patch on it at
Fig. 2.—Mecodina cineratia, g. }. costa, two specks below
middle and one at outer
angle. Hind wing with traces of two antemedial lines ; a sinuous
B2
4 NOCTUIDA.
postmedial line excurved at middle, and with deep chocolate sut-
fusion inside it from middle to inner margin; a dark spot near
anal angle. Underside with two waved lines to fore wing, and
three to hind wing.
Some specimens are more uniform dark grey, with the chocolate
triangular patch and suffusion inside postmedial line less prominent.
Hab. Japan; N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim; Khasis. Hvp. 38-46
millim.
2707. Mecodina analis, Swink. Frans. Ent. Soc. 1890, p. 263, pl. 8,
fio. 5.
@. Differs from cineratia in being purplish fuscous without the
brown tinge. Fore wing with dark marks on the lines at costa ;
no black suffusion on disk or spots in and at end of cell or on
middle of submarginal line and at outer angle. Hind wing without
black suffusion or black patches on the submarginal line, except at
outer angle. Underside with pale lunule at end of cell, and pale
postmedial line to both wings; hind wing with medial and post-
medial waved lines on dark ground.
Hab. Khasis; Rangoon. Lp. 38 millim.
2708. Mecodina placida, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 194; C. & S. no, 2981.
Fuscous brown. Fore wing with indistinct antemedial, post-
medial, and submarginal waved lines ; the postmedial highly ex-
curved round cell, then bent inwards to below the obscure reniform
mark. Hind wing with indistinct medial and postmedial waved
lines. Underside of both wings with indistinct cell-spot and
sinuous postmedial and submarginal lines.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. ap. 38 millim.
2709. Mecodina umbrosa, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 129, pl. 167, fig. 2.
S$. Differs from placida in having the costa clouded with black ;
the lines double and more prominent; the spot on discocellulars
slightly reddish. Hind wing with diffused medial indistinct line ;
the pestmedial line blacker, more dentate, and prominent.
Tne colour may be pale brown clouded with black, or nearly
uniform dark purplish brown.
Hab. Khasis; Ceylon. Hp. 38 millim.
2710. Mecodina subviolacea, Buti. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1881, p. 581.
~ “‘Thyridospila virgata, Swink. P. Z, S. 1889, p. 415.
Violaceous grey or dull red-brown. Fore wing with indistinct
antemedial dark dentate line; a medial band diffused outwards;
a postmedial waved and excurved line; a large triangular chocolate
patch on the costa with pale edges ; a series of white submarginal
specks. Hind wing with ante- and postmedial ill-defined lines,
the latter often with pale outer edge towards inner margin.
Hab, Japan; N.W. Himalayas; Margharita, Assam. Lup. 36
millim.
MECODINA. 5
est |
¢ 2711. Mecodina agrestis, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1890, p. 262.
~ Bertula ethnica, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1890, p. 263, pl. 8, fig. 11.
@. Dark purplish grey. Fore wing with indistinct subbasal,
antemedial, medial, and postmedial waved red-brown lines; the
outer area suffused with grey-brown, and with traces of a sub-
marginal paler waved line. Hind wing with traces of antemedial
and medial oblique waved lines; a postmedial diffused line with a
waved line beyond it, and more or less pronounced ochreous patch
at anal angle.
Hab. N. Canara; Rangoon. zp. 30 millim.
2712. Mecodina odontophora, Swink. MS.
$. Head rufous; thorax and abdomen fuscous, the latter with
the anal tuft fulvous. Fore wing grey-brown with a fulvous
tinge; two indistinct waved antemedial lines; a black speck in
cell; a nearly straight medial line; the reniform conspicuous ;
two curved postmedial lines highly dentate below vein 6, the inner
line very indistinct; an oblique fulvous streak across the apex,
and patch on costa at apex; a lunulate marginal line. Hind wing
with the basal half suffused with grey ; the outer half rufous, with
traces of two waved lines and some pale brown patches; the
margin and cilia grey with fine dark lines.
Hab. Khasis. Exp. 46 millim.
B. Fore and hind wings with the outer margin excised towards
outer and anal angles.
2713. Mecodina albodentata, Swink. MS.
g. Differs from cineratia in there being no black suffusion on
disk of fore wing; the reniform spot and postmedial line indis-
tinct ; the patch on costa of fore wing produced as an oblique band
to middle of outer margin, and with the black spots below it
replaced by a slender silvery-white highly dentate line. Hind
wing with the lines indistinct and not marked with black; a grey
patch surrounded by black-brown suffusion on outer margin near
anal angle. Underside with two small white patches on costa of
fore wing towards apex.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. wp. 44 millim.
Szcr. III. (Wasaya). Antenne of male short and minutely
ciliated.
2714. Mecodina hepatica, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 173; C. & S.no. 2319.
3S. Head, thorax, and fore wing liver-red, the last irrorated with
greenish grey, especially on costal area and disk; abdomen and
hind wing dark fuscous. |
Hab. Sikhim; Rangoon. L£wp. 30 millim.
6 NOCTUID &.
Sect. TV. Antenne of male with strong fascicles of cilia.
2715. Mecodina oxydata, Swinh. MS.
Brownish liver-colour. Fore wing with antemedial waved line
on a diffused ochreous band; dark specks in and at end of cell,
the former with striga above it on costa; a crenulate medial line
with a diffused ochreous band beyond it on which is the crenulate
postmedial line;, an indistinct sinuous submarginal line and
marginal series of specks. Hind wing fuscous ; underside ochreous,
with cell-speck and postmedial line.
Hab. Khasis. HKup., g 34, 2 36 millim.
Sect. V. (Pantura). Antenne of male short and serrate.
2716. Mecodina ophiusalis, Wk. Cat. xvi, p. 173; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
ili, pl. 177, fig. 4; C. §& S. no. 3007.
Red-brown ; the head and collar dark chestnut. Fore wing
with a speck at base ; sinuous antemedial and medial lines oblique
towards inner margin; a black lunule on discocellulars often
broken up into spots; a postmedial line oblique below costa and
angled above inner margin, with a nearly straight pale line beyond
it; a chocolate quadrate patch on costa before apex; a sinuous
submarginal line.
Hab. Ceylon. Exp. 42 millim.
Scr. VI. (Seneratia). Antenne of male almost as long as fore wing,
and with long curved spines to the joints as well as cilia.
' 2717. Mecodina precipua, Wik. Cat. xxxiii, p. 1056; Moore, Lep.
~ Coeyl. iii, pl. 178, figs. 2, 2a; C. & S. no. 2775. Z
Sympis turbida, Moore, P. Z. 8. 1877, p. 611; C. & S. no. 2762.
Violaceous grey; the head bright chestnut; collar red-brown at
base. Fore wing with subbasal, ante- and postmedial indistinct
waved lines, the last excurved beyond cell; a medial indistinct
diffused line; a large subtriangular chocolate patch with pale
edges on the costa before apex ; a series of submarginal white and
dark specks. Hind wing with indistinct antemedial, postmedial,
and submarginal wayed lines ; the outer area suffused with dark
red-brown.
The form turbida from the Andamans is without the triangular
chocolate patch on fore wing.
Hab. Nilgiris; Ceylon; Andamans. xp. 46-54 millim.
2718. Mecodina ruficeps, n. sp.
®. Fuscous with a slight purplish tinge; the head rufous. Fore
wing with pale ante- and postmedial patches; waved ante- and
postmedial lines ; an oblique ill-defined medial black band; a black
speck at lower angle of cell; an indistinct sinuous submarginal line ;
¥
MECODINA.—ZETHES. vi
a marginal crenulate line. Hind wing with pale patch beyond
end of cell; an ill-defined antemedial narrow black line; a waved
medial line and indistinct sinuous submarginal line.
Hab, Nagas, 3000 feet (Doherty). Hp. 46 millim. Type in
coll. Elwes.
Genus PSIMADA.
Psimada, Wik. Cat. xv, p. 1827 (1858).
be)
Type, P. quadripennis, Wlk.
Range. China; Malabar ; Ceylon; Burma; Andamans.
Ditters from Mecodina in the 3rd joint of the palpi being
shorter ; the antenne of male ciliated, the medial portion thickened
by a ridge of scales on upper surface; hind wing with the outer
margin angled at middle.
2719. Psimada quadripennis, Wik. Cat. xv, p. 1828; Moore, Lep.
~“Ceyl. iii, pl. 170, fig. 2; C. & 8. no. 2629,
Head and collar red-brown; thorax paler; abdomen fuscous.
Fore wing with the basal half
pale red-brown, the outer dark
with a purplish tinge; traces
é of antemedial, medial, and post-
OF medial waved lines and _ sub-
y marginal series of white specks ;
a large triangular dark red-brown
patch on costa at apex. Hind
ie ®. wing dark, with a purplish tinge
Psimada quadripennis, g. 2. on basal half; the outer half
redder, with a large semicircular
pale patch on outer margin towards anal angle. Underside with
the apex of fore wing whitish and with a submarginal oblique line.
Hab. N. China; Canara; Ceylon; Burma; Andamans. Lap.
42 millim.
Genus ZETHES, z#.."' *
Zethes, Ramb. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 1833, p. 29.
Cultripalpa, Guen. Noct. iti, p. 332 (1852).
Marmorinia, G'wen. Noct. 111, p. 370.
Saraca, Wilk. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1190 (1865).
Tamba, Wik. Char. Undescr. Het. p. 94 (1869).
Obdora, Wik. Char. Undescr. Het. p. 95.
Type, Z. insularis, Ramb., from Europe.
Range. Mediterranean subregion ; Japan; China; and through-
out the Oriental region.
Palpi thickly scaled, the 2nd joint obliquely upturned to above
vertex of head, the 3rd usually long. Thorax and abdomen usually
smoothly scaled; tibie moderately hairy. Fore wing with the
apex acute; the outer margin more or less angled at middle,
Hind wing with vein 5 from below middle of discocellulars.
8 NOCTUID#.
Sxcr. I. Outer margin of both wings slightly angled
antenne ciliated.
A. Fore wing not produced at apex.
a. Crlia of both wings non-crenulate.
a’. Paipi with the 2nd and 3rd joints of moderate length.
a*, Abdomen with no dorsal tufts.
2720. Zethes angulina, Gwen. Noct. iii, p. 851; C. § S. no. 2763.
Thermesia arenacea, Wik. Cat. xxxiil, p. 1056; C.& S. no. 2767.
Thermesia retrahens, Wik, Cat. Xxxiil, p. 1063 ; C. §& S.no. 2772.
Thermesia consocia, Wik. Cat. xxxiil, p. 1057.
Pale red-brown. Fore wing with antemedial pale line acutely
angled below costa; a pale speck in cell
and line on discocellulars ; a postmedial
line very highly angled beyond cell:
some pale specks on costa towards apex ;
submarginal and almost marginal series
of indistinct dark specks. Hind wing
‘ with dark speck in cell; pale straight
Fig, 4. medial line; traces of postmedial and
ee as, ulin, J- 3 almost marginal series of specks.
Hab. Sylhet. xp. 36 millim.
2721. Zethes flavibrunnea, n. sp.
2. Differs from angulina in being yellow-brown. Fore wing
with the antemedial line obsolete; minute black specks at middle
and end of cell; the postmedial line not quite so sharply angled ;
no white specks on costa, and the veins not whitish on marginal area
of either wing.
Hab. EH. Pegu, 4500 feet (Doherty). Exp. 40 millim. Type in
coll. Elwes.
2722. Zethes duplicilinea, n. sp.
Head and thorax fuscous black; abdomen red-brown. Fore
wing brown, suffused with rufous in parts ; the basal area fuscous ;
a curved subbasal line; an antemedial line angled in the cell;
traces of a spot in the cell and lunule at end of it; an indistinct
medial line excurved round cell; a double postmedial line angled
below the costa, its outer portion greyish and met by a dark
streak from apex; an indistinct dentate submarginal line. Hind
wing with traces of an antemedial line; a speck at end of cell; a
rufous patch on the disk, crossed by a double postmedial line on a
erey band; traces of a dentate submarginal line.
Bornean and Javan specimens have the thorax chestnut; a
Sikhim male is purplish fuscous, with dark brown suffusion and
grey patch on costa of fore wing before apex.
Hab. Sikhim; Nagas; Borneo; Java. Pai 40 millim. Type
in B. M.
ZETHES. 9
2723. Zethes vaga, Wik. Cut. xxxiii, p. 1057; C. § S. no, 2744.
Egnasia cinerea, Butl. Ill. Het. vii, p. 89, pl. 135, fig. 1.
Fuscous brown and grey; the medial and apical areas of fore
wing and the whole of hind wing, except the costal area, suffused
with yellowish red-brown; underside with the ground-colour
ochreous, the markings rufous. Fore wing with short subbasal
line; sinuous diffused antemedial line ; indistinct spot in cell and
on discocellulars; traces of a medial line; a postmedial line
excurved beyond cell; a dentate submarginal ochreous line with
diffused black on its inner side. Hind wing with black spot at
end of cell; a sinuous postmedial line; an irregularly dentate sub-
marginal ochreous line with diffused black on its inner side.
Hab. Dharmsala; Sikhim; Bhutan; Sylhet. Hap. 40 millim.
2724. Zethes tipula, Swink. A. M. N. H. (6) xii, p. 265.
3. Dark reddish brown, suffused with purplish grey. Fore wing
with indistinct antemedial, medial, postmedial, and submarginal
lines ; the first waved, the second and third angled below costa, and
with the space between them darker, the third with a white line
on it from costa to angle, the fourth sinuous. Hind wing with
traces of antemedial, medial, and submarginal lines. Underside
with the lines more distinct; the costa of fore wing grey.
Hab. Shan States. Hap. 26 millim.
[ 2725. Zethes perturbans, Wk. Cat. xv, p. 1525; C.§ 8. no. 2717. —
~Eegnasia trimantesalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 220: C. & S. no. 2725.
Saraca pannosa, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 182 ; C. § S. no. 2724.
Red-brown, irrorated with grey and suffused with fuscous.
Fore wing with traces of subbasal line; diffused dark antemedial
line; a very indistinct reniform spot on a rufous patch; a sinuous
postmedial line excurved beyond cell, and with a large grey
triangular patch on the costa beyond it; an indistinct dentate
submarginal line. Hind wing with indistinct antemedial line ;
a medial line slightly angled beyond cell; traces of a dentate sub-
marginal line; some rufous suffusion on disk. Underside suffused
with rufous; the costa of fore wing greyish. |
Hab. Japan; Sikhim; Sylhet; Nagas; Burma. Hap. 38 millim.
2726. Zethes spheriphora, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 79; C. § S.
no. 2723.
@. Greyish red-brown. Fore wing with waved antemedial
indistinct line ; a comma-shaped semihyaline spot in the cell, and
slight lunule at end of it; a diffused fuscous medial line excurved
beyond cell; a curved crenulate postmedial line, with a chocolate
triangular patch beyond it on costa continued as a diffused band
to inner margin. Hind wing with indistinct medial, postmedial,
and submarginal crenulate lines, the marginal area rufous. Under-
side suffused with grey.
Hab. “ Bengal.” Exp. 44 millim.
10 NOCTUID ZA.
2727. Zethes renalis, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 194, pl. 172, fig. 12;
C. & S. no. 2718.
6. Head and thorax rufous; abdomen fuscous, with ochreous
anal tuft. Fore wing grey-brown, suffused with rufous, especially
at base and apex; traces of a subbasal pale line; an antemedial
oblique line angled below costa; the reniform dark, with pale out-
line; the postmedial line oblique from costa to vein 4, where it is
very highly angled, then crenulate to inner margin; a greyish
patch from costa to its angle; a marginal series of dark specks.
Hind wing dark fuscous, the inner area with a reddish tinge; a
marginal series of dark specks. Underside pale.
Hab. Ceylon. Hxp. 30 millim.
b’. Abdomen with dorsal tufts on proximal segments.
) 2728. Zethes pulcherrima, Buti. Ill. Het. iii, p. 67, pl. 57, figs. 5-9.
Head pale brown; thorax pink and yellow; abdomen fuscous
with a white basal band. Fore wing with the basal area and the
costal area to near apex pink, the rest of wing fuscous ; indistinct
yellowish subbasal and antemedial lines ; a black speck at lower
angle of cell; a postmedial line angled below the costa, then
obliquely sinuous to near middle of inner margin ; a purple patch
with dark marks on it from the end of pink area to above middle
of outer margin; a whitish or grey patch on the costa before apex ;
an indistinct submarginal whitish line. Hind wing with the base
pink; traces of a medial line; a submarginal series of white
specks and fulvous spot above anal angle.
Hab. Japan; N. China; Simla. ap. 28 millim.
2729. Zethes pictipennis, n. sp.
3. Differs from pulcherrima in having the rosy-brown area of
fore wing more extensive, reaching the apex and embracing two
minute black specks at end of cell; the postmedial line less
angled below costa, then much less oblique; the submarginal line
with some white on each side of it towards inner margin. Hind
wing much more variegated ; the medial and postmedial lines much
more distinct ; a series of white lunules on inner area, and black
specks on the apical area just inside the margin.
Hab. Trivandrum (Fergusson). Eep.30 millim. Type in B. M.
b'. Palpt with the 2nd and 3rd joints much longer.
2730. Zethes talusalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 219; C. & S. no. 2743.
@. Dull ochreous brown. Fore wing with minute white speck
in cell and two at end of it; an indistinct fulvous submarginal
band angled outwards at middle ; a crenulate marginal line. Hind
wing with indistinct nearly straight postmedial fulvous band and
crenulate marginal line.
Hab. Moulmein. ep. 34 millim.
ZETHES, atl
b. Cilia of both wings crenulate.
2731. Zethes shivula, Guen. Noct. iii, p. 872; C. & S. no. 2816.
Zethes xylochroma, Wik. Cat. xv, p. 1525; C. & S. no, 2721.
Eguasia grisangula, Ampsn. Ill, Het. viii, p. 90, pl. 147, fig. 8.
Differs from perturbans in the postmedial line of fore wing and
medial line of hind wing being dentate; the costal grey patch
smaller and placed further from the apex.
Shivula is rufous brown, with a grey apical patch to fore wing,
and a purplish band beyond the postmedial line of hind wing,
whilst grisangula is much more uniform fuscous brown.
Hab. Sylhet; Nilgiris. Exp. 34 millim.
B. Fore wing produced at apex.
2732. Zethes inornata, Wik. Cat. xxxiii, p. 848; C. § S. no. 3202.
Olive-brown, thickly irrorated and suffused with grey; a very
highly angled antemedial line with an indistinct and still more
highly angled line arising from the same point on the costa; the
orbicular grey ; the reniform with grey outline; a postmedial line
very highly angled below the costa, where it is joined by an oblique
line from the costa and a streak from the apex; traces of a sub-
marginal grey line. Hind wing with antemedia! and medial lines ;
traces of a submarginal grey line. Underside with the costa of
fore wing whitish.
Hab. Simla; Murree. Ewp., ¢ 42, 9 46 millim.
Sect. II. Fore and hind wings with the outer margin more angled.
A. Cilia of boih wings non-crenulate ; antenne minutely
— erhiated.
a. Palpi with the 3rd joint not thickly clothed with hair.
2733. Zethes hesperoides, Guen. Noct. iii, p. 330. /
Zethes heesitans, Wik. Cat. xv, p. 1524; C. & S. no. 2715,
Zethes umbrifera, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1890, p. 253.
Dark fuscous red-brown. Fore wing with indistinct curved
waved antemedial line; an indistinct reniform spot; a waved and
curved postmedial line, with a large dark brown patch beyond it on
the costa; some pale specks on costa before apex ; an indistinct
dentate submarginal line. Hind wing with indistinct antemedial,
postmedial, and submarginal lines; a grey apical patch with dark
spot on it. Underside with the postmedial line of both wings
crenulate and with grey suffusion inside it.
One specimen is without the dark costal patch of fore wing and
grey apical patch of hind wing.
Hab. Ganjam; Burma. vp. 38 millim.
12 NOCTUID A.
b. Palpi with the 3rd joint thackly clothed with hair.
2734. Zethes costalis, Moore, P. Z. S. 1883, p. 28, pl. 6, fig. 10;
C. & S. no. 2752.
g. Head and collar fulvous; thorax pale, the metathorax reddish
black ; abdomen fuscous. Fore wing red-brown, clouded with
fuscous, the costal area ochreous white; a white speck in cell;
the reniform rufous, with white outline; a diffused fuscous medial
line; a postmedial indistinct dentate line with a series of pale
specks on it; a submarginal white line angled at vein 4; an almost
marginal series of dark specks; the veins of outer area ochreous.
Hind wing rufous, clouded with fuscous; a speck at end of cell ;
an indistinct diffused medial line and dentate postmedial line with
pale speck on it; a nearly straight whitish submarginal line; the
veins of outer area ochreous.
Hab. Andamans. Hap. 40 millim.
B. Ciha of both wings crenulate.
a. Costa of fore wing not excised beyond middle.
a’. Antenne of male minutely ciliated.
2739. Zethes usurpatalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 219; C. § S. no. 2720.
Focilla decolor, Wilk. Cat. xxxiii, p. 1029; Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iti,
pl. 172, fig.8; C.& S. no. 2714.
Tamba submicacea, Wilk. Char. Undescr. Het. p. 94; C. & S.
no, 2853,
Pinkish grey. Fore wing with subbasal and antemedial pale
lines ; a speck in cell; two indistinct waved medial fuscous lines ;
a large pale reniform spot; a double postmedial line highly angled
beyond cell; a rufous patch on outer margin below apex; a sub-—
marginal series of dark specks. Hind wing with speck in cell;
double postmedial line recurved near inner margin ; traces of a
lunulate submarginal line; a series of dark specks near the margin.
Hab. Ceylon; Burma. ap. 40 millim.
2736. Zethes lineifera, Wik. Cat. xxxiii, p. 1070; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
iii, pl. 172, fig. 5; C. & S. no. 2716.
Zethes sondaicus, Snell. Tijd. v. Ent. 1877, p. 38, pl. 2, fig. 17.
Pale ochreous, irrorated with fuscous; thorax suffused with
fuscous. Fore wing with the basal area suffused with olive-green ;
an antemedial black line recurved to inner margin near base; some
fuscous suffusion on median nervure; a double postmedial line
highly angled beyond cell and slightly waved, with some fuscous
suffusion beyond it; a waved submarginal line angled inwards at
vein 6; some rufous below apex; a submarginal series of black
specks and marginal line. Hind wing with straight medial line;
traces of a postmedial lunulate line with green spots inside it at
middle and near anal angle; a submarginal series of black specks
_and marginal line.
Hab. Ceylon; Sumatra. Hap. 36 millim.
ZETHES, 18
2737. Zethes nigrilinea, Wik. Char. Undescr. Het. p. 95; C. & S.
no, 2832.
Zethes palliolata, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1890, p. 252, pl. 8,
fig. 10.
@. Differs from lineifera in the basal area of fore wing being
rufous ; the subbasal and antemedial lines not oblique towards
inner margin; the postmedial line straighter, less acutely angled,
and with another line beyond it joining the submarginal waved line,
which has some whitish lunules on it. Hind wing with the double
waved line filled in with rufous, and with purplish suffusion beyond
it; nogreen spots. The black streaks on median nervure and veins
3 and 4 of fore wing are sometimes absent.
Hab. Rangoon; Andamans, wp. 36 millim.
2738. Zethes punctistigma, n. sp.
2. Differs from nigrilinea in the basal area of fore wing being
ochreous, with the subbasal and antemedial lines indistinct ; a medial
line slightly angled above inner margin; the reniform large, with
two dark specks on it; the postmedial line not angled, but with
two sinuations beyond the cell and well separated from the irregu-
larly dentate submarginal line; a large purplish subapical patch on
outer margin.
Hab. Nagas, 2000 feet (Doherty). Hap. 34 millim. Type in
coll. Elwes.
2739. Zethes reduplicalis, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p.1179; C. & S. no. 2741.
@. Pale reddish brown. Fore wing with irregularly waved
antemedial line; small ring-spot in cell; large indistinct dark-
outlined reniform spot with dark centre; an oblique band from
apex to middle of inner margin consisting of red-brown lines and
suffusion ; an irregular submarginal line and marginal series of
brown and white specks. Hind wing with antemedial line; a
medial band of three lines; an indistinct submarginal line and
marginal series of brown and white specks.
Hab. Moulmein; Rangoon; Bassein. xp. 28 millim.
2740. Zethes vinolia, n. sp.
dg. Pale rufous. Fore wing with indistinct angled antemedial
line ; black specks in and at end of cell; a highly angled and
slightly sinuous postmedial pale line, with dark edges touching a
violet-white submarginal band with rufous outer edge, which is
produced to an angle at middle of margin ; a marginal series of dark
specks. Hind wing with two dark specks at end of cell; nearly
straight postmedial pale line with dark edge; a straight submarginal
violet-white band with rufous outer edge; a marginal series of
dark specks.
Hab. Sikhim, 3000 feet (Moller). Hap. 32 millim. Type in
coll. Elwes.
14 NOCTUIDZ.
b’. (Cultripalpa). Antenne of male with very long cilia ; palpi with
the 2nd and 3rd joints longer, the 2nd straighter.
2741. Zethes partita, Guen. Noct. iii, p. 832; C. & S. no. 2730.
Cultripalpa indistincta, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 183; C. & S. no. 2729.
Cultripalpa trifasciata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 184, pl. 6, fig. 1;
Cagis) nos2 coll,
Head, thorax, and abdomen clothed with grey, ochreous, and
brown scales. Fore wing with the basal half rufous; an indistinct
irregularly waved double antemedial grey line; a white speck in
cell and pale-edged lunule on discocellulars ; a dark postmedial
line with grey edges, irregularly sinuous from costa to vein 2, then
recurved to lower angle of cell and oblique to inner margin; the
outer area pale brown, with dark strie and indistinct series of sub-
marginal fuscous spots, two near apex being prominent ; a whitish
marginal line. Hind wing with the basal area rufous ; an indistinet
subbasal line; a black speck on discocellulars; a sinuous medial
line with grey edges; the outer area pale brown, with dark striz
and traces of submarginal fuscous band; a marginal white line;
the cilia chestnut, with the tips dark.
2. More ochreous in tone; in the form trifasciata the post-
medial line of the fore wing is minutely dentate beyond the cell
and the apical area rufous.
Hab. Bhutan; Assam; Calcutta; Bassein. EHuxp., ¢ 34, 2 36
millim.
2742. Zethes ocellata, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 195, pl. 174, fig. 4;
C. §& S. no. 2740.
$. Dull red-brown. Fore wing with traces of five waved lines
angled below the costa; the reniform grey, with dark centre.
Hind wing with traces of a dark antemedial band, on which is a
black-centred grey spot on the discocellulars; indistinct waved
postmedial and submarginal lines ; both wings with lunulate mar-
ginal line. Underside slightly suffused with grey.
(The type has the palpi wanting.)
Hab. Ceylon. Hap. 22 millim.
b. Costa of fore wing slightly excised beyond middle.
2743. Zethes igneola, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1890, p. 254.
Dark brown, irrorated with grey. Fore wing with indistinct
subbasal and antemedial rufous lines; an orange spot in cell and
lunule at end of it; a sinuous line just beyond the middle ; a post-
medial line much bent outwards beyond the cell, then sinuous to
inner margin, its costal part white ; an orange apical patch and an
irregularly dentate submarginal line. Hind wing with rufous
Tunule at end of cell; traces of postmedial and submarginal white
lines, with a fulvous and black band between them; cilia with a
dark line through them. Underside with the costal area of fore
wing and basal area of hind wing suffused with white.
Hab. Rangoon; Tenasserim. xp. 32 millim.
ZETHES.—EGNASIA. 15
Scr. IIT. Fore wing with the outer margin very much excurved
at middle, then crenulate to outer angle. Hind wing with
deep crenulations between anal angle and vein 4. Palpi with
the 3rd joint short.
‘C2744, Zethes cingalensis, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1178; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
iil, pl. 172, fig. 10; C. § S. no. 2734.
Red-brown. Fore wing with antemedial line angled below the
costa; a narrow medial chocolate band angled below costa, then
oblique to inner margin; a black Iunule on discocellulars ; an
irregularly sinuous postmedial line excurved below costa and with
a chocolate patch on the costa beyond it and two white specks
above vein 4; an irregular submarginal line. Hind wing with
oblique narrow chocolate antemedial band; a spot at end of cell ;
an indistinct sinuous postmedial line and dentate submarginal line.
Hab. Ceylon. xp. 28 millim.
Genus EGNASIA.
Eenasia, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 216 (1858).
Acharya, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 185 (1882).
Matella, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. ii, p. 196 (1885).
Type, L. ephyrodalis, W1k.
Range. W. Africa; throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma;
Borneo; Java.
Palpi with the 2nd joint very long and reaching far above vertex
of head, the 3rd with a tuft of hair on the inner side. Antenne
usually almost simple in male. Thorax and abdomen smoothly
scaled. Tibiz moderately hairy. Fore wing with the apex acute;
the outer margin angled at middle *. Hind wing with the outer
margin crenulate ; vein 5 from below middle of discocellulars.
Sect. I. Fore wing with the outer margin angled. Hind wing
with the outer margin excised between veins 4 and 6.
2745, Egnasia ephyrodalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 217; C. & S. no. 2736, 4, Vi
Eenasia khasiana, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 184; C. & S. no. 2737.
Egnasia binorbiculata, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 194, pl. 172, fig. 6:
C. & S. no. 27382.
Gracillodes ludiana, Feld. Res. Nov. pl. 120, fig. 25; C. § S. no. 2738.
Yellowish brown. Fore wing with indistinct sinuous ante-
medial line ; a hyaline spot in cell; an
irregular hyaline spot on discocellulars
composed of conjoined spots; an in-
distinct postmedial line excurved be-
yond cell and with a crenulate line
beyond it; cilia white towards outer
angle. Hind wing with a hyaline
: are mark on rufous patch at end of
ty cell; a nearly straight medial line and
ae crenulate india line; cilia white
at apex and towards anal angle. Underside suffused with grey.
Hab. Sylhet ; Nagas; Nilgiris; Ceylon; Burma. Ep. 38 millim.
* Except in sinwosa,
16 NOCTUID ®.
2746. Egnasia rectilineata, Swink. WS.
Differs from ephyrodalis in the outer line of both wings on
underside being straight instead of crenulate, retracted to costa of
fore wing and inner margin of hind wing. The colour may be
either reddish ochreous or greyish fuscous. Fore wing with the
outer margin dentate below apex.
Hab, Khasis; Java. Hep. 42 millim.
2747. Egnasia participalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 218; C. & S. no. 2747.
Matella euphrona, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1891, p. 151, pl. 8,
fio. 16.
Differs from ephyrodals in being yellower ; fore wing with the
hyaline mark at end of cell lunulate; the outer line of both wings
slightly sinuous instead of crenulate, and in hind wing arising from
near the apex.
Hab. Ganjam; Ceylon. wp. 28 millim.
Secor. II. Hind wing with the outer margin evenly crenulate.
2748. Egnasia accingalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 218; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
im, pl. 72 hiet is "CVS IS: no, 2740)
Matella caduca, Swinh. P. Z. S. 1885, p. 470, pl. 28, fig. 9; CG S.
no. 2746.
Differs from participalis in being bright ochreous, with slight
black suffusion ; the sinuous outer line evenly curved on both wings,
not arising from near apex of hind wing ; cilia without white.
Hab. Throughout W. and 8. India; Ceylon. Hwp., g 32, 2
34 millim.
2749. Egnasia polia, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 90, pl. 147, fie. 4.
@. Fuscous grey. Fore wing with the outer half of costal area
fulvous ; an ill-defined medial curved line and lunulate submarginal
line ; a grey patch and some white specks on costa before apex ;
cilia fulvous, with a black line through them. Hind wing with
black spot at end of cell; a medial nearly straight rufous line;
an indistinct postmedial line with fulvous and black band beyond
it; a submarginal lunulate line; cilia fulvous, with black line
through them.
Hab. Nilgiris; Ceylon. Exp. 28 millim.
Sect. III. Outer margin of fore wing excised from apex to
middle ; of hind wing excised between veins 4 and 6.
2750. Egnasia fasciata, Moore, Lep. Ath. p. 181, pl. 6, fig. 20; C. § S.
no. 2722.
Zethes mopsa, Swnh. Trans, Ent. Soc. 1890, p. 251.
Differs from participalis in being much browner. Fore wing
with the spot in cell lunulate; two dark specks at end of cell
instead of the hyaline lunule; the postmedial line more angled
below costa. Hind wing without the hyaline spot at end of cell ;
the oblique submarginal line developed into a reddish band.
Hab. Sikhim; Rangoon; Nagas. Hep. 26 millim.
EGNASIA, 7
2751. Egnasia tripuncta, Swink. MS.
do. Differs from fasceata in the postmedial line of fore wing being
much more excurved beyond the cell. Hind wing with a con-
spicuous black speck on the antemedial line in the cell ; no medial
line ; the postmedial line pale and curved, with a blackish patch
beyond it near anal angle.
Hab. Khasis. Exp. 26 millin.
Sect. IV. Fore wing with the apex more produced; the outer
margin of both wings highly angled and crenulate.
A. Antenne of male almost simple.
2752. Egnasia castanea, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 184; C. § S. no. 2733.
Egnasia morosa, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 185, pl. 6, fig. 4; C. g§ S.
no. 2739.
@. Dark chocolate-brown with a purplish tinge. Fore wing
with traces of subbasal and antemedial lines; the orbicular and
reniform small, indistinct, and greenish yellow ; three superposed
greenish-yellow spots below end of cell; a slightly waved post-
medial line excurved beyond end of cell; a submarginal series of
white specks. Hind wing with pale speck at end of cell; a
sinuous medial line, with some dark specks with yellow scales
round them towards inner margin; a submarginal series of white
specks. Underside with the cell-spots grey ; the postmedial line
whitish, and angled below costa of fore wing; an indistinct den-
tate submarginal line.
The form morosa is darker brown.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. vp. 42 millim.
2753. Egnasia ochreivena, n. sp.
3. Pale reddish brown. Fore wing with indistinct rufous ante-
medial and medial lines angled below costa; a black spot in cell,
and a buff and reddish lunule with white edges at end of it, its
upper angle much produced towards apex and a dark line with
bluish-white scales on it recurved from it to costa; an ochreous
submarginal waved line bent inwards at vein 3; the veins of outer
area ochreous. Hind wing with a dark speck at end of cell; a
purplish patch with a few white scales on it beyond the cell and
another from its lower angle to anal angle; a submarginal ochreous
line bent inwards at vein 3; the veins of outer area ochreous;
some white scales on the margin.
Hab. Sikhim (Elwes). Eup. 42 millim. Type in coll. Elwes.
B. (Acharya). Antenne of male thickened and distorted near base,
pectinated on the outer side and with long bristles on the inner
side; palpt with the 2nd yoint thickened by a ridge of scales,
the 3rd with a tuft of long hair on inner side.
2754. Egnasia crassicornis, Moore, Lep, Ath. p. 185, pl.6, fig.3; C.§S.
no. 2753.
VOL. III. C
18 NOCTUID A,
3. Head and thorax dark chestnut; abdomen brown. Fore
wing chestnut, with indistinct grey and black strie; an ochreous
streak below the costa from base to apex, and short oblique lines
from the costa; a waved yellowish antemedial line and _ black-
bordered postmedial line with a hyaline spot on it below end of
cell; a submarginal sinuous line, with some purplish-grey specks
near apex and ochreous specks at middle. Hind wing with black
and grey striz on basal area; curved subbasal and straight medial
brown-bordered ochreous lines; a hyaline spot at end of cell, and
waved submarginal line.
Hab. Sylhet. Hap. 40 millim.
Sect. V. Fore wing more produced at apex, the outer margin
very oblique and not angled; cilia not crenulate.
2755. Egnasia sinuosa, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 184; C. & S. no. 2748.
3S. Differs from accingahs in being uniform pale purplish
brown without any ochreous tinge; fore wing with the hyaline
specks minute. .
Hab. Calcutta; Moulmein. Zap. 32 millim.
Genus LOPHARTHRUM, nov.
Type, L. comprimens, W1k.
Range. Sikhim; Sylhet ; Nilgiris; Andamans ; Borneo.
Palpi upturned, curved and reaching above vertex of head, the
2nd and 38rd joints with thick close-set tufts of hair; antennze
minutely ciliated in male; thorax and abdomen smoothly scaled,
the patagia very long in male ; fore tibia of male with thick closely-
set tufts of hair. Fore wing arched towards apex; both wings
with the outer margin angled at middle; the cilia crenulate.
Hind wing with vein 5 from near middle of discocellulars.
2756. Lopharthrum comprimens, Wik. Cat. xv, p. 1540; Badd. Ill.
Het. vi, pl. 112, fig. 4; C. & 8. no. 2757.
Head and collar pinkish orange, marbled with rufous; thorax
and abdomen pale red-brown, the tufts on fore legs pinkish orange
and rufous; an orange-yel-
low dorsal patch at base of
abdomen. Fore wing pale
red-brown; some rufous
antemedial marks; an in-
distinct simuous postmedial
line ; some orange-yellow
patches marbled with ru-
S fous on the submarginal
Fig. 6. line, which has three white
Lopharthrum comprimens, 3. }- lunules inside it. Hind
wing with indistinct lunule at end of cell and medial line ; a post-
medial irregular series of orange lunules, the area beyond them
LOPHARTHRUM.—HYPERLOPHA. 19
orange marbled with rufous except at apex. Underside yellow
and pale reddish, with indistinct cell-spot; two postmedial and
one submarginal line to each wing.
Larva brown, with black specks and striz.
Hab. Sikhim; Sylhet; Nilgiris; Andamans; Borneo. xp.
50 millim.
Genus HYPERLOPHA, nov.
Type, H. cristifera, W1k.
Range. Nilgiris; Ceylon; Burma.
Palpi with the 2nd joint reaching above vertex of head, the 3rd
long and naked; antenne with long cilia and bristles in male ;
thorax with a high sharp tuft behind collar; abdomen smoothly
scaled ; tibie slightly hairy. Fore wing with the costa arched ;
the apex acute and produced; the outer margin angled at
middle; the cilia crenulate. Hind wing with the outer margin
rounded ; vein 5 from near middle of discocellulars.
2757. Hyperlopha cristifera, Wik. Cat. xxxiii, p. 1071; C ¢ &.
no. 2718.
Catada epops, Feld. Reis. Nov. pl. 120, fig. 42.
Zethes irrorata, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 113, pl. 165, fig. 12.
Q. Pale grey; thorax with the extremity of scales brown.
Fore wing with traces of seven sinuous lines; an indistinct reni-
form mark; a chocolate band
on the inner half of submar-
ginal line; some chocolate
marks on the margin. Hind
wing with traces of post-
medial and submarginal
lines. Underside with cell-
spot, crenulate postmedial
Fig. 7.—Hyperlopha cristifera, §. 4. and blotched submarginal
lines.
¢. Head and thorax thickly irrorated with red-brown ; a brown
patch at base of abdomen, which is fuscous. Fore wing thickly
irrorated with brown; the seven lines more distinct and brown ;
the band on submarginal line less prominent. Hind wing
fuscous.
Hab. Nilgiris; Ceylon. Hap. 42 millim.
2758. Hyperlopha compactilis, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1890, p. 251,
pl. 7, fig. 16.
¢. Differs from cristifera in the vertex of head being ochreous
and red; the tuft behind collar with rufous edges. Fore wing
less irrorated with brown and the markings less distinct ; a large
silvery patch on middle of inner area; the band on submarginal
line well developed.
Hab. Thyetmyo, Burma. Lvzp. 36 millini.
C2
20 NOCTUID &.
Genus CAPNODES.
Capnodes, Gwen. Noct. ili, p. 374 (1852).
Corsa, Wik. Cat. xiii, p. 1101 (1857).
Saroba, Wik. Cat. xxxiii, p. 1096 (1865).
Dunira, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. 111, p. 206 (1885).
Type, C. anhypa, Guen., from Brazil.
Range. Neotropical region; W.and 8. Africa; Japan; through-
out the Oriental region.
Palpi sickle-shaped, the 2nd joint reaching above vertex of
head and tapering to extremity, the 3rd long ; antenne ciliated in
male; thorax and abdomen smoothly scaled; tibiz moderately
hairy. Fore wing with the apex nearly rectangular. Hind wing
with the anal angle usually truncate; vein 5 from below middle of
discocellulars.
Sect. I. Palpi almost naked.
a A. Fore wing of male with no fringe of scales on costa.
‘2759. Capnodes finipalpis, Wik. Cat. xv, p. 1574; Hampsn. Ill. Het.
ix, pl. 166, figs. 1, 8.
Capnodes maculicosta, Wik. Cat. xv, p. 1608; C. & S. no. 2778,
3. Bright ferruginous red; abdomen fuscous. Fore wing with
a white antemedial spot on costa and specks on median nervure
and vein 1; two dark specks at
end of cell; a postmedial white
costal spot with an indistinct dark
band from it excurved round cell
and with a series of white specks
on it; an indistinct submarginal
waved line; a marginal series of
black specks. Hind wing with
Fig. 8. traces of a postmedial dark band
QELERON WICVETES; 6a oe and series of white specks ; a waved
submarginal line and marginal series of dark specks.
2. With fuscous costal patches on fore wing replacing the
white spots.
Hab. Ceylon. Hap. 44 millim.
2760. Capnodes rufescens, Moore, P. Z. S. 1877, p. 612; C. & S.
no. 2781.
¢. Purplish red. Fore wing with very ill-defined antemedial,
postmedial, and submarginal maculate bright orange bands. Hind
wing with similar antemedial, postmedial, and submarginal bands.
The type is in very bad condition.
Hab. Andamans. wp. 34 millim.
2761. Capnodes ceylonica, Wik. Cat. xxxiii, p. 1061; Hmpsn. Ill. Het.
ix, pl. 166, fig. 9; C.¢ S. no. 2802.
Sanys flexus, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 175; C. §& S. no. 2764.
Capnodes cascalis, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1891, p. 158, pl. 8,
figs, 6, 10.
CAPNODES. Pit
@. Pale or dark brown; head and front of collardarker. Fore
wing irrorated with black ; traces of an antemedial waved line;
some dark specks at end of cell; a postmedial oblique line, highly
angled below costa; a dark costal patch suffused with white from
the line to apex; traces of a crenulate submarginal line with
white specks on it; a marginal series of dark specks. Hind wing
with oblique antemedial line; traces of a crenulate postmedial
line with white specks on it. A marginal series of dark specks.
Hab. Khasis; Khandala; Travancore; Ceylon. Hap, 28-34
millim.
2762. Capnodes luna, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 100, pl. 148, fig. 21.
Head and thorax red-brown, the frons tinged with pink; abdo-
men fuscous. Fore wing olive-green, with a red-brown patch at
base; traces of pinkish antemedial, medial, and postmedial
waved lines; a minute speck at middle and two at end of cell; a
white subapical lunule enclosing four black specks on the margin,
which is pinkish. Hind wing pale brown, with traces of waved.
ante- and postmedial lines; a minute speck at end of cell and
series on the margin, whichis pinkish. Underside slightly suffused
with pink,
Hab. Nilgiris. Hap. 36 millim.
2763. Capnodes maculapex, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 116, pl. 165, fig. 18.
Head and thorax dark red-brown; abdomen pale. Fore wing
brownish ochreous, with basal and large apical dark red-brown
patches; traces of medial, postmedial, and submarginal waved
lines. Hind wing with dark speck at end of cell and traces of
waved postmedial and submarginal lines; a dark patch on inner
margin above anal angle; a series of dark marginal specks to both
wings.
Hab. Ceylon. Hap. 24 millim.
2764. Capnodes scitula, Wik. Cat. xxxiii, p. 1061; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
iii, pl. 174, fig. 18; C. & S. no. 2777.
$. Rufous. Fore wing with indistinct oblique subbasal and
antemedial lines; a sinuous medial line; two dark specks at end
of cell; a crenulate postmedial line; a submarginal white line
angled outwards at middle, then waved to inner margin ; a mar-
ginal series of dark specks. Hind wing with ante- and postmedial
indistinct lines; dark speck in cell; waved white submarginal
line and marginal series of dark specks.
Hab. Ceylon. Exp. 30 millim,
2765. Capnodes lignicolor, Wik. Cat. xiii, p.1101; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
iii. pl. 156, fig. 9; C. & 8. no. 2398.
Head and abdomen fulvous; base of palpi and thorax fuscous
black. Fore wing with the basal area fuscous black, a fine black
22 NOCTUID A.
line just beyond it; the medial area pale pinkish brown, with ful-
vous spots in, at end of, and below cell; two fulvous strize from
middle of costa; the postmedial line very indistinct, except the
costal part, which is black; the outer area fulvous, with the apex
black edged inwardly by an ochreous line, which becomes mar-
ginal below the black area; a marginal series of black specks.
Hind wing with the anal angle rounded, fulvous with ferruginous
spot at end of cell; an indistinct medial line; the apical area
narrowly black, with ochreous line inside it, then becoming mar-
ginal ; a marginal series of black specks.
Hab, Sikhim; Ceylon. wp. 48 millim.
2766. Capnodes pustulifera, W/k. Cat. xxxiii, p.1097; C.§ S. no. 2831.
Dark vinous red, suffused with crimson. ore wing somewhat
narrow, with the basal area marked with conjoined ochreous spots
irrorated and outlined with red; the postmedial area marked with
similar spots, these two areas being defined by the antemedial,
postmedial, and submarginal lines composed of similar spots, of
which some are white. Hind wing with some ochreous and rufous
on inner basal area; a dark speck at end of cell; an indistinct
postmedial vinous line, with some ochreous and rufous suffusion
beyond it; a marginal series of dark specks.
Hab. Bhutan; Nagas; Ceylon. Hap. 36 millim.
B. Male with a large fringe of scales from the costa of fore wing
on the upperside for three fourths length.
2767. Capnodes lophophora, n. sp.
3. Pale pinkish; palpi rufous. Fore wing with traces of ante-
medial, postmedial, and submarginal double waved lines. Hind
wing rather brighter pink; the costal area suffused with fuscous,
also the outer area from apex to vein 3; nearly marginal and
marginal series of fuscous specks to both wings.
Hab. Toungngoo, Burma, wp. 40 milim. Type in B. M.
Szor. IT. Palpi with the 2nd and 3rd joints fringed with
hair in front.
2768. Capnodes ochreisparsa, n. sp.
dg. Ochreous, irrorated with black. Fore wing with traces of
subbasal and antemedial lines ; an indistinct fuscous spot at end of
cell ; both wings with indistinct medial line angled below the costa
of fore wing, then oblique to inner margin of hind wing; an indis-
tinct crenulate postmedial line with white specks on it ; a sinuous
submarginal line and almost marginal series of black specks.
Hab. Nagas, 3000 feet (Doherty). Hwp. 34 millim. Type in
coll. Elwes.
DIOMEA. 25
Genus DIOMEA.
Diomea, Wik. Cat. xiii, p- 1109 (1857).
Type, D. rotundata, W1k.
Range. Japan; China; Himalayas, Assam, Ceylon, and Burma.
Differs from Capnodes in the 2nd joint of palp not reaching
above vertex of head and being roughly scaled; the metathorax
and proximal segments of abdomen with more or less prominent
dorsal tufts. Fore wing with the apex more rounded. Hind
wing with the anal angle not truncate.
Sect. I. Male with the legs not tufted ; the tufts on
metathorax and abdomen very sheht.
[2769. Diomea cremata, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) i, p. 295.
Head, thorax, and abdomen brown. Fore wing dark brown
suffused with fuscous; traces of subbasal, antemedial, medial, and
postmedial curved crenulate lines ; the last with an ochreous-white
spot on it at costa; a sinuous submarginal line; a marginal series
of dark specks. Hind wing reddish brown, with ante- and post-
medial waved lines ; a marginal crenulate line.
Hab. Japan; Dharmsala; Simla; Khasis. Exp. 30-36 millim.
Srcr. II. Fore legs of male with a tuft of long pink hair from the
joint of coxa and femur; mid tibie fringed with pink hair ;
hind tibize with very long black hair; the metathoracic and
abdominal tufts more developed.
2770. Diomea rotundata, Wik. Cat. xiii, p. 1110; Hmpsn. Ill. Het.
ix, pl. 165, fig.6; C. & S. no, 2755.
3. Differs from cremata in the markings being slightly less
distinct. Hind wing with a pale or pinkish patch on inner
margin above anal angle.
Fig. 9.—Diomea rotundata, g. }-
@. Reddish brown; hind wing with a black spot at end of cell.
Hab. Simla; Sikhim; Ceylon; E. Pegu. wp. 36 millim.
2771. Diomea fabularis, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1890, p. 257.
@. Dark fuscous red-brown. Fore wing with a short subbasal
pale line, a sinuous antemedial line, and a postmedial line very
highly angled below costa, then oblique to inner margiu—all
24 NOCTUIDA.
three arising from black specks on the costa; two black specks at
end of cell; a pale waved submarginal line and marginal series of
pale specks ; some pale specks on costa towards apex. Hind wing
with pale medial line and submarginal series of specks.
Hab. N. China; Rangoon. Hap. 26 millim.
Genus RAPARNA.
Raparna, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 177 (1882).
Hingula, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 180.
Byturna, Moore, P. Z. S. 1883, p. 28.
Type, 2. ochreipennis, Moore.
Range. Africa; Japan; China; throughout the Oriental and
Australian regions.
Palpi with the 2nd joint reaching vertex of head and thickly
scaled, the 3rd long and naked; antenne minutely ciliated in
male; thorax and abdomen smoothly scaled ; tibiz nearly naked.
Fore wing with the apex rectangular or rounded ; the areole some-
times very small or absent. Hind wing with vein 5 from well above
lower angle of cell; veins 3 and 4 from cell or on a very short
stalk,
Secr. I. Fore wing with the apex rectangular.
2772. Raparna digramma, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1170; C. & S.
no. 3009.
Bocana erubescens, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1170; C. & S. no. 2998.
Thermesia scitula, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1973; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
i, pl. 174, fig. 6; C. & S. no. 2827.
Byturna cucullata, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 254; C. §& S. no. 3008.
Myana atromacula, Swink. P. Z. S. 1884, p. 523, pl. 48, fig. 5;
C. & S. no. 8031.
Myana sopora, Swink. P. Z. S. 1884, p. 522, pl. 48, fig. 4;
C. & S. no. 3032.
Marimatha lactea, Swinh. P. Z. S. 1884, p. 522, pl. 48, fig. 7;
C. & S. no. 1867.
Rivula sericialis, C. §& S. no. 5029 (nee Denis).
Raparna usta, Butl. Ill. Het. vii, p. 80, pl. 133, fig. 3.
Byturna rufifascia, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 100, pl. 148, fig. 6.
Ochreous brown. Fore wing with ante- and postmedial indis-
tinct waved lines and_ black
speck at lower angle of cell; a
very indistinct diffused pinkish
patch beyond cell and patch
above it on costa; traces of a
submarginal waved line; the
cilia pinkish. Hind wing with
the outer area slightly suffused
Fig. 10.—Raparna digramma,3. %. with fuscous; the cilia usually
pinkish.
The form rufifascia is much darker, with an oblique pinkish
postmedial band developed on fore wing ; the outer area suffused
with pink ; the hind wing dark fuscous: cucullata is pale ochreous,
RAPARNA. 25
with a black speck on antemedial line of fore wing at costa; the
patch beyond cell and on costa fuscous and often with some black
specks on costal area; no pinkish suffusion: lactea is a bleached
form from Karachi.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas; W. and S. India; Ceylon. Exp. 22-
28 millim.
2773. Raparna ochreipennis, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 178, pl. 6, fig. 8;
C. & S. no. 2791.
Raparna undulata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p.178; C. & S. no. 2793.
Raparna transversa, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 178; 1e! &§ S. no. 2792.
Asthena querula, Swink. P. Z. S. 1885, p. 859, pl. 56, fig. 16;
C. & S. no. 3984.
Orange or ochreous yellow ; rarely with the costal area of hind
wing and underside fuscous; the wings thickly speckled and
striated with pinkish orange; some of the strie of fore wing
forming more or less well-defined subbasal, antemedial, medial,
postmedial, and submarginal lines with dark marks on them; a
dark speck at lower angle of cell. Hind wing with more or less
well-defined oblique postmedial line and dark speck at lower angle
of cell; both wings with marginal series of specks.
In ochretpennis the lines are indistinct ; in t¢ransversa the post-
medial line of both wings is well defined and straighter; in
undulata the antemedial line also is developed.
Hab. Dharmsala; Calcutta; Poona; Nilgiris. Hwp. 24-26
millim.
2774. Raparna atrapex, n. s
@. Bright ochreous; head and thorax black. Fore wing with
the base black; traces of excurved waved medial, pestmedial, and
submarginal lines ; a black speck at end of cell; a large not very
well-defined black patch below apex enclosing a patch of the
ground-colour on the margin. Hind wing with black spot at end
of cell; traces of sinuous antemedial and medial lines, the latter
with greyish suffusion beyond it; both wings with marginal series
of black specks. Underside with large patches of black on the
submarginal line of both wings.
Hab. Margarita, Assam (Doherty). Exp. 20 millim. Type in
coll. Elwes. |
2775. Raparna nebulosa, Moore, P. Z. 8. 1881, p. 350, pl. 38, fig. 13 ;
C. & S. no. 2125.
$. Uniform pale brown ; fore wing with slightly darker, evenly
disposed mottling.
Hab. Sikhim. Hap. 24 millim.
2776. Raparna stipata, Wik. Cat. xxvii, p. 85; Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix,
pl. 166, fig. 17; C. & S. no, 2913.
2. Ochreous brown. Fore wing with brown streak on median
26 NOCTUID&.
nervure ; an indistinct highly angled antemedial line, double from
costa to lower angle of cell; a black spot at upper angle of cell ;
the outer area suffused with brown; traces of a postmedial waved
Ime and submarginal sinuous series of specks; a fine marginal
white line. Hind wing fuscous brown.
Hab. Ceylon. Exp. 24 millim.
2777. Raparna imparata, Wik. Cat. xv, p.1777; C. § S. no. 2191.
Homoptera diminutiva, Wik. Cat. xxxiil, p. 890.
Magulaba meestalis, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1127; C. § S. no. 2738 a.
Fenasia erebina, Butl. A. MZ. N. H. (6) iv, p. 460.
Hingula albolunata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 181; C.§ &. no. 2707.
Hingula cervina, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 181; C. & S. no. 2708.
Hingula figurata, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. ii. p. 199, pl. 174, fig. 10;
C. §& S. no. 2709.
Dark fuscous brown with a greyish tinge; the head and collar
dark red-brown. Fore wing with some dark specks on costa;
waved ante- and postmedial lines, the latter excurved round cell ;
the orbicular and reniform large and indistinct and more or less
prominently defined by hyaline lines; a dark spot at apex; a
marginal series of black specks. Hind wing with a cell-spot with
hyaline specks on its edges; a sinuous medial line with dark
specks on it; traces of a pale submarginal lunulate line; an
indistinct lunulate red-brown marginal band.
Some specimens have a dark patch on disk of fore wing; others
have the black-speckled medial line of hind wing double towards
inner margin.
Hab. W. Africa; Japan; throughout India and Ceylon. wp.
18—24 millim. /
2778. Raparna nigriceps, n. sp.
Reddish grey-brown; the head and collar black; the wings
with numerous dark striz. Fore wing with traces of subbasal
and antemedial sinuous lines ; a minute white speck at lower angle
of cell; a rufous postmedial line excurved beyond cell and with
fuscous suffusion inside it; the costal area below apex and the
area near outer angle suffused with fuscous ; some pale specks on
costa towards apex; a short dark line from apex. Hind wing
with rufous medial band ; a white speck at end of cell; the outer
area suffused with fuscous.
A Poona specimen has no red suffusion on the postmedial line
of either wing; one from Bombay has all the veins prominently
pale, the postmedial line without any dark area inside it, but
with prominent black spots on its inner edge on hind wing.
Hab. Simla (Harford); Poona; Bombay (Swinhoe). Hap. 28
millim. Type in B. M.
2779. Raparna tantilla, Swink. P. Z. 8.1885, p.470; C. § S. no. 2751.
Hingula unicoloris, Swink. P. Z. S. 1886, p. 452; C.§ 8. no. 2711.
Fuscous brown with a slight grey tinge.. Fore wing with single
RAPARNA, Hi
waved subbasal, ante- and postmedial lines and double mediai and
submarginal lines; the undulations of the postmedia] line pro-
minently black beyond the end of the cell; some white specks on
costa towards apex ; a marginal series of black specks. Hind wing
with antemedial and medial waved lines and marginal series of
specks.
Hab. Bombay; Nilgiris. Hap. 22-28 millim.
2780. Raparna palpalis, Wk. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1180.
Dark fuscous brown; palpi scarlet at sides. Fore wing with
pale oblique antemedial line angled below costa and at middle;
a black spot at end of cell; a sinuous pale postmedial line and
indistinct pale dentate submarginal line; a marginal series of
black specks. Hind wing with ante- and postmedial black lines,
the latter angled at middle and with a pale patch beyond it at
outer angle; an indistinct waved submarginal line; a marginal
series of black specks.
Hab. Sikhim; Ceylon. Hap. 24 millim.
2781. Raparna multifasciata, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1890, p. 256,
pl. 7, fig. 14.
@. Differs from palpalis in being darker. Fore wing with a
dark band inside the antemedial line; the postmedial line black,
excurved beyond cell and waved ; a marginal series of black specks.
Hab. Rangoon. Exp. 20 millim.
2782. Raparna lilacina, Budi. Iii. Het. vii, p. 81, pl. 133, fig. 5.
@. Dark purple-grey ; the head and collar dark brown. Fore
wing with five waved brown lines with diffused brown between them;
a speck in cell and spot on discocellulars ; the medial line highly
bent out round cell ; a marginal series of dark specks. Hind wing
fuscous, with some grey and dark marks on inner margin and vein 2.
Hab. Dharmsala. Exp. 24 millim.
Sect. II. Fore wing with the apex and outer margin
much more rounded.
2783. Raparna enigmatica, Swink. P. Z. 8.1885, p. 472, pl. 28, fig. 11;
C. & S. no. 3033.
Pasira russa, Swinh. P. Z. S. 1885, p. 472, pl. 28, fig. 18; C&S.
no. 3038,
Dark red-brown. Fore wing with slight subbasal line; obliquely
waved antemedial line with a speck beyond it in cell; a very
indistinct angulated medial line; an indistinct postmedial line
excurved round cell and angled inwards below it; traces cf a sub-
marginal irregularly waved line; a marginal series of minute
black specks. Hind wing dark fuscous brown.
The form russa is ochreous brown, the head and collar tinged
with fulvous.
Hab. Bombay; Poona; Nilgiris. wp. 26 millim.
28 NOCTUIDA.
Genus CEPHENA.
Cephena, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 196 (1882).
Type, C. costata, Moore.
Range. Sikhim ; Khasis.
Palpi sickle-shaped, the 2nd joint stout, clothed thickly with
hair and reaching above vertex of head, the 3rd long and stout ;
a large frontal tuft ; antenne serrate in male; thorax and abdomen
smoothly scaled. Fore femora and tibie fringed with long hair ;
mid and hind tibie less hairy. Fore wing with the costa arched ;
the outer margin excised from apex to vein 4, where it is excurved.
Hind wing with the costa arched at base ; the outer margin excised
below apex; vein 5 from close to lower angle of cell.
2784. Cephena costata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 196, pl. 6, fig. 17; C.§ S.
no. 3019.
3. Head ochreous white; thorax brownish ochreous ; abdomen
fuscous, the base pale. Fore wing
brownish ochreous ; the costa with
brownish ante- and _ postmedial
patches irrorated with black; a
rufous fascia from centre of cell to
outer margin below apex, with a
pure white streak on it in cell and
speck at end of it; a black speck
1, on inner margin before outer angle.
Hind wing fuscous ; underside with
the basal area ochreous white, the outer area fuscous.
Hab. Sikhim; Khdsis. Hap. 46 millim.
Genus AVITTA.
Avitta, Wik. Cat. xv, p. 1674 (1858).
Asta, Wik. Journ. Linn. Soc. vii, p. 170 (1864).
Tvpe, A. subsignans, Wk.
Range. Throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma; Andamans ;
Borneo; Gilolo.
Palpi sickle-shaped, the 2nd joint reaching vertex of head, the
3rd long and naked; antennz long, and ciliated in male; thorax
and abdomen smoothly scaled ; femora and tibiz fringed with hair.
Fore wing with the apex somewhat rounded. Hind wing with
vein 5 from just above lower angle of cell.
2785. Avitta subsignans, Wik. Cat. xv, p. 1675; Hmpsn. Ill. Het.
ix, pl. 167, fig. 7; C. § S. no. 3018. 2
Avitta fasciosa, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 194, pl. 6, fig. 26; CS S.
no. 3011.
Head, thorax, and fore wing very dark reddish brown; the last
AVITTA,—DIERNA. 29
with indistinct waved antemedial, medial, and postmedial lines and
submarginal band; a large indistinct reniform spot. Abdomen
Fig. 12.—Avitia subsignans, §. 4.
and hind wing dark fuscous. Underside whitish, with prominent:
black cell-spot and curved postmedial line to each wing.
Hab. Khasis; W. and 8. India; Ceylon; Andamans. Exp. 40-
44 millim.
2786. Avitta rufifrons, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 554, pl. 215, fig. 2;
C. & S. no. 3012.
Differs from subsignans in having the head and collar bright
fulvous ; the fore wing rather redder brown. -
Hab. Nilgiris; Ceylon; H. Pegu. xp. 46 millim.
2787. Avitta quadrilinea, Wik. Journ. Linn. Soc. vii, p. 171; C.§ 8.
no. 3044.
Bocana quadrilinealis, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 88; C1 & S.
no. 8004,
Head, thorax, and fore wing purplish grey-brown; the last
crossed by four oblique red-brown lines; an indistinct submarginal
dentate line; a marginal red-brown line. Abdomen and hind wing
dark fuscous brown. Underside with small cell-spot and curved
postmedial line to each wing.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Nilgiris; Borneo; Gilolo. xp. 45-48
millim.
Genus DIERNA.
Dierna, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 204 (1858).
Nahara, Wik, Cat. xxxiui, p. 1004 (1865).
Tluza, Wik. Cat. xxxiii, p. 1006.
Type, D. acanthusalis, W1k.
Range. Sikhim ; Khasis ; throughout Peninsular India, Ceylon,
and Burma.
Palpi with the 2nd joint upcurved, slender, and reaching above
vertex of head, the 3rd long and acute; thorax and abdomen
smoothly scaled and slender. Fore wing with the apex acute.
Hind wing with the inner margin short ; the outer margin angled
at vein 2; vein 5 from near lower angle of cell.
30 NOCTUID A.
Suct. I. (Dierna). Antenne of male ciliated, with long curved
bristles on the inner side to three-fourths the length, where
the shaft is thickened and contorted.
2788. Dierna acanthusalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 205; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
iii, pl. 171, fig. 9; C. & S. no. 2320, 2.
Nahara clavifera, Wik. Cat. xxxiii, p. 1004,
Brownish grey irrorated with black scales; palpi with the 2nd
joint chestnut at sides. Fore
wing with two black specks below
the costa near base and one above
inner margin; an oblique line
from the apex, bent inwards below
vein 2 and with a black triangular
mark in the angle; a pair of fus-
Fig. 13. cous specks beyond it on each side
Dierna acanthusalis, S. 1. of vein 3. Hind wing with the
outer area striated with fuscous ;
the apical area fuscous. Underside more striated with black; a
spot at end of cell of each wing; a diffused submarginal band and
marginal spot.
Hab. Nilgiris; Ceylon; Moulmein. Zp. 38 millim.
2789. Dierna strigata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 80: C. &§ S. no. 2326.
Dierna multistrigaria, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 173; C. & S. no. 2321.
Differs from acanthusalis in being less irrorated with black.
Fore wing with the subbasal specks absent ; the line more oblique,
not angled towards inner margin; the black mark absent or
reduced to two specks.
Hab. Khasis; Bombay; Nilgiris. vp. 46 millim.
Secr. II. (Jluza). Antenne of male bipectinated and
not contorted.
2790. Dierna decisa, Wk. Cat. xxxiii, p. 1007; C. & S. no. 2814.
Thermesia simplex, Wik. Cat. xxxiui, p. 1068; C. § S. no. 2773.
Grey irrorated with brown ; the 2nd joint of palpi black.
Fore wing with traces of antemedial line and speck at end of cell;
an oblique straight narrow fulvous band with black edges from the
apex to middle of inner margin of hind wing; both wings with
traces of irregularly dentate submarginal line ; a marginal series of
dark specks. Hn
Hab. Moulmein. L£wvp. 38 millim.
2791. Dierna transversa, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 174, pl. 6, fig. 15;
C. § S. no. 2317. ‘
Iluza duplexa, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 174, pl. 6, fig. 7; C.§ S&S
no, 2315.
DELTOIDIN®, al
3. Differs from decisa in being ochreous; a black speck in cell
and two spots at end of it; the oblique band broader; the sub-
marginal line more prominent.
2. Browner and with a purplish tinge ; fore wing with a small
ring-spot at end of cell.
Had, Sikhim; Khasis. Hap. 48 millim.
Subfamily DELTOIDIN 4.
Palpi either long, slender, and sickle-shaped, the 2nd joint being
eurved in front of head, or porrect, fringed with hair above and
usually long, a sharp frontal tuft being present. Legs with the
tibiz and especially the tarsal jomts long and slender. Wings
with the neuration varying greatly as compared with the other
groups of Noctwide; hind wing with vein 5 almost always fully
developed.
Larve usually semiloopers, with the first or first two pairs of
abdominal prolegs rudimentary.
Key to the Genera.
A. Palpi long and slender, the 2nd joint curved
upwards in front of head.
a. Hind wing with vein 5 from close to lower
angle of cell.
a’. Fore wing with veins 7, 8, 9, 10 stalked.
a’, Palpi very long, the 2nd and 3rd
joints tufted; fore wing of male
with vein 5 absent, 1 curving up-
wards and anastomosing with 2;
hind wing with vein 8 short ...... 5. HETEROMALA, p.39.
6?. Palpi of moderate length ........., 1. Ityreats, p. 34.
6'. Fore wing with veins 8, 9, 10 stalked... 8. ALELIMMaA, p. 47.
ce’. Fore wing with veins 8,9 stalked .... 2. LirHosropsis, p. 34.
d'. Fore wing with veins 8 and 9 anas-
tomosing to form an areole.
a’, Hind wing with the cell of normal
length.
a®, Fore wing with vein 10 given off
beyond the areole, whichis minute. 3, SIMPLICIA, p. 35.
6°. Fore wing with vein 10 from the
areole *.
a‘, Palpi with the 3rd joint not
tufted.
a’. Fore wing with the apex
rounded ; vein 7 from end of
BN CONG a's, 2csthie ls) PNT ee 6. PsEUDAGLOSSA,
6°. Fore wing with the apex [p. 40.
produced and acute; vein 7
from before end of areole .. 10. BRACHARTHRUM,
6*. Palpi with a tuft of hair on [p. 50.
inner side of 5rd joint........ 7. BLEpPrTina, p. 41.
6°, Hind wing with the cell short .... 4. ApRapsa, p. 36.
* Except in the Nilgiri form of Bleptina hadenalis.
32 NOCTUIDAE.
6. Hind wing with vein 5 from near middle
of discocellulars.
a’, Fore wing with veins 7 and 10 from
the areole which is formed by 8 anas-
tomosing with 9.
a’, Both wings with the outer margin
angled
Both wings with the outer margin
TOUNGER.. 5 sc ae eee
b'. Fore wing with veins 7, 8, 9, 10 stalked,
sometimes with a minute areole at
their base.
a, Fore wing with the cell short ; veins
Avand O stalked... 235.0% .. aiate sae 5
6?. Fore wing with the cell of normal
leneth; veins 4 and 5 from lower
AnGloy. ise. Ge weiuape tater er tee ue
c’. Fore wing with vein 7 from the cell.
a’, Fore wing with vein 10 from cell,
from a minute areole, or absent....
6?. Fore wing with vein 10 stalked with
8, 9
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a’, Fore wing with the outer margin
not angled .csshs Ce ost weeteien s
6°. Fore wing with the outer margin
angled.
a’. Fore wing with veins 3 and 4
from cell, Bacietine a Me iek comet
b*. Fore wing with veins 3 and 4
Stallsed Ripe: wttke omlcksle ol thet
d'. Fore wing with veins 8, 9, 10, 11
stale da iistni.os coi Risin. Siete ih vclte ei laa Fe
B. Palpi with the 2nd joint straight and fringed
with hair above.
a. Hind wing with vein 5 from close to lower
angle of cell.
a', Fore wing with veins 8 and 9 anasto-
mosing to form the areole.
a’, Fore wing with the inner margin
arched, the apex acute, the outer
margin angled ; palpi long, porrect,
and broadly fring ed on both sides. .
b?, Fore wing with the inner margin not
arched.
a®, Palpi short and obliquely up-
turned,
a‘. Fore wing broad
6*, Fore wing long and narrow....
6°. Palpi long and porrect.
a‘, Hind wing with veins 3, 4 and
6, 7 from cell.
a’, Hind wing with vein 3 from
angle of cell
Hind wing with vein 3 from
before angle of cell.
a’, Palpi with the 8rd joint
and the legs tufted with
hair
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15.
16.
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24,
NAGADEBA, p. 52.
» DaxaTa, p. 51.
. HYDRILLODES,
[p. 53.
. Noparra, p. 56.
CaTaDA, p. 61.
FALCIMALA, p. 51.
. OLULIs, p. 65.
. NIAccaABA, p. 64.
. ARZOPTERUM,
[p. 64.
CorcoBARA, p. 69.
TALAPA, p. 66.
. MECISTOPTERA,
[p. 102.
MastTIGOPHoRts,
[p. 47.
. SINGARA, p. 67.
DELTOIDIN &.
b°. Palpi and legs not tufted
prvaela alae Nae ee eee le Gree
6*. Hind wing with veins 3, 4 and
(Shs G0 Ware doo coc moe c
b'. Fore wing with veins 7, 8, 9 stalked ;
Palpl porrect....-. 0. see ete ees
ce’. Fore wing with veins 8, 9, 10 stalked ;
palpi obliquely upturned icioddvollsy 3p ibe alape
d’. Fore wing with veins 7, 8, 9, 10 stalked.
a*, Palpi short and obliquely ‘upturned. .
2°. Palpi long and fringed with hair
above, the 3rd joint obliquely up-
turned ; costa of fore wing angled
at middle; outer margin angled at
middle, then crenulate to outer
AMOS HUY aS Sata. atone ace emis ome
6. Hind wing with vein 5 from near middle
of discocellulars.
a’. Fore wing with veins 8 and 9 anasto-
mosing to form the areole.
a’. Abdomen with dorsal tufts, some-
times only on 1st segment.
a®. Fore wing with vein 10 from the
PEC ONG Scr volatile sh eaicotah Parcieds| <i
6°. Fore wing with vein 10 from beyond
the areole, which is minute ,...
6?. Abdomen without dorsal tufts.
a®, Hind wing with the anal angle
rounded.
a’, Hind wing with veins 3 and 4
oy com cell:
a’, Fore wing with the areole of
normal size ; vein 7 from it.
a®, Fore wing narrow, the
outer margin oblique ....
6°. Fore wing broad, the outer
margin more erect ......
b°. Fore wing with the areole
minute, vein 7 from beyond
Tih ark ae Rea Me Slee AM
6*. Hind wing with veins 3 and 4
Shalked oops aye el eeees a es
6°. Hind wing with the anal angle
truncate.
a*, Fore wing with the outer
margin excised below apex,
vein 5 almost obsolete; palpi
long, porrect, and fringed with
Lone Matt AnOVe. sass eer
b*. Fore wing with the outer margin
not excised below apex ......
6'. Fore wing with no areole.
a®, Fore wing without tuft of hair at
middle of inner margin.
a®, Fore wing with veins 8, 9, 10
Stalked) pegs} ables svvarton —
VOL. III.
33
32. ORTHOZONA, p. 94.
31. BRiTHA, p. 93.
36. HyPENAGONIA,
[p. 100.
37. Moscua, p. 100.
38. GONIOCRASPEDUM,
oeOr
22. CAMPTOCHILUS,
[p. 68.
29. HyPEna, p. 76.
30. STENHYPENA, p. 93.
28. RuyNncuina, p. 74.
27. DicHROMIA, p. 72.
40, Ruzsena, p. 105.
25. ANORATHA, p. 70.
23. LATIROSTRUM,
p- 68.
26. MaRAPANA, p. 71.
. 33. CHUSARIS, p_ 95..
D
34 NOCTUID A.
b?, Fore wing with veins 8 and 10
Stalked); 9 absent... .). +o achae 34, HyPENongs, p. 98.
6°. Fore wing with a tuft of hair at
middle ofinner margin)... eur 30, ARRADE, p. 99.
Genus ILYRGIS.
llyrgis, Wik. Cat. xix, p. 879 (1859).
Type, I. echephurealis, W1k.
Range. Ceylon.
3. Palpi with the 2nd joint reaching vertex of head, the 3rd of
moderate length and naked; antenne bipectinated, with the
branches long; thorax and abdomen smoothly scaled. Fore wing
with the costa arched near base and at apex, which is slightly
produced; the outer margin excurved at middle; veins 7, 8, 9, 10
stalked; a tuft of long scales from base of costa on underside; the
retinacular tuft large. Hind wing with veins 3, 4 stalked, 5 from
lower angle of cell.
2792. Ilyrgis echephurealis, Wik. Cat. xix, p. 880; Hmpsn. Ill. Het.
ix, pl. 167, fig. 12; C. & S. no. 2938.
3. Pale red-brown; the head
and collar whitish. Fore wing
with indistinct waved antemedial,
postmedial, and submarginal lines,
each white at costa, the post-
medial line excurved round cell.
Hind wing with waved post-
medial and submarginal lines.
Fig. 14. Aaa,
Tlyrgis Seheniinentis Go 2 Hab. Ceylon. Exp. 20 millim.
Genus LITHOSIOPSIS, nov.
Type, L. torsivena, Hmpsn.
Range. Bhutan.
Palpi with the 2nd joint thickly scaled and reaching above
vertex of head, the 3rd long; antennz of male with long cilia;
tibie hairy. ore wing with the inner margin much arched: the
cell occupying nearly the middle of wing; veins 2 and 3 curved at
base ; discocellulars short; vein 6 from below angle of cell, 7 from
anele, 8, 9 stalked from before angle. Hind wing with vein 5
from near lower angle of cell; 8 free from the base.
2793. Lithosiopsis torsivena, n. sp.
&. Reddish brown, irrorated with dark scales. Fore wing with
two short, pale, subbasal lines; the orbicular and reniform stig-
mata with pale outlines ; ochreous medial and postmedial lines,
LITHOSIOPSIS. —SIMPLICTA. oo
the former curved, the
latter angled below costa ;
an indistinct submarginal
line angled at middle; a
marginal series of black
specks. Hind wing fus-
cous. Underside with cell-
Fig. 15.—Lithosiopsis torsivena, S. }. spot to hind wing and post-
medial line to both wings.
Hab. Bhutan (Dudgeon). Exp. 30 millim. Type in B. M.
Genus SIMPLICIA.
Simplicia, Gwen. Delt. et Pyr. p. 51 (1854).
Libisosa, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 187 (1858).
Culicula, Wik. Journ. Linn. Soc. vii, p. 178 (1864).
Aginna, Wik. Cat. xxxiii, p. 1022 (1865).
Nabartha, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. ii, p. 234 (1885).
Type, S. rectalis, Ev., from Europe.
Range. Palearctic, Oriental, and Australian regions.
Palpi sickle-shaped, the 2nd joint reaching above vertex of head,
the 3rd long and naked; antenne minutely ciliated in male;
thorax and abdomen smoothly scaled. Fore tibia of male covered
by a sheath containing masses of flocculent scales. Fore wing with
the apex somewhat rounded; the areole very narrow, with vein
10 given off far beyond it in male, from it in female; the disco-
cellulars almost obsolete. Hind wing with vein 5 from near lower
angle of cell.
Sxor. I. (Simphcia). Antenne of male not knotted and
contorted.
(2794. Simplicia schaldusalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 180.
ee "Culicula bimarginata, Wik. Journ. Linn. Soc, vii, p. 178.
Nabartha marginata, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 234, pl. 177, fig. 2;
C. § S. no. 3040.
Pale ochreous brown. Fore wing with a straight submarginal
line, with diffused fuscous on its inner side, the area beyond it
grey ; obscure ante- and postmedial waved lines approaching each
other towards inner margin ; a speck at end of cell. Hind wing
with the submarginal line similar but angled at vein 2.
Hab. Ceylon ; Singapore; Sumatra; Borneo. Exp. 40 millim.
“| 2795, Simplicia marginata, Moore, Lep. Ath. p. 195, pl. 6, fig. 19;
C. & S. no. 3001.
Differs from schaldusalis in the submarginal line of fore wing
being bent outwards to apex.
Hab. Sikhim; Bombay; Nilgiris: Ceylon; Rangoon. zp.
26 millim.
D2
36 NOCTUID #.
2796. Simplicia butesalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 187.
Bocana murinalis, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 89; C.§ S. no. 3002.
Bocana concisalis, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1171.
Differs from robustalis in the antemedial line of fore wing being
more erect; the postmedial line excurved round end of cell; the
submarginal line straight; the colour usually darker, and the costa
of fore wing ochreous.
Hab. 8. Africa; N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim ; Nilgiris; Ceylon ;
Borneo; Aru; Australia; Solomons. wp. 30-42 millin.
Sucr. IT. (Libisosa). Antenne of male knotted and contorted,
and with a slight tuft of scales at middle; the fore femora
with a tuft of long hair; the sheath on fore tibia very large.
2797. Simplicia robustalis, Guen. Delt. et Pyr. p. 58; Moore, Lep.
Ceyl. iii. pl. 177, figs. 1, la; C. & S. no. 3021.
Bocana turpatalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 174.
Sophronia ceeneusalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 94.
Bocana concoloralis, Wik.. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1171.
Bocana robustalis, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1172.
Aginna circumscripta, Swink. P. Z. S. 1885, p. 474 (nec Wik.).
Aginna simulata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 195; C.§ S. no. 8023.
Differs from schaldusalis in
being more ochreous brown.
Fore wing with the curved
postmedial line crenulate ;
hardly a trace of dark suffu-
Sa sion inside the submarginal
WSs line, the area henna ib
d ochreous brown. Hind wing
Fig. 16.—Simplicia robustalis, @. +. with the dark suffusion and
erey absent.
Hab. Throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma; Borneo; Mysol;
Morty; Australia; Sandwich Islands. vp. 38 millim.
2798. Simplicia niphona, Buti. Ii. Het. ii, p. 56, pl. 88, fig. 9. Ly
“—"Aoinna similis, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 195; C. §& S. no. 3022.
Differs from robustalis in the antemedial line of fore wing being
more erect ; the postmedial line excurved round end of cell; the
submarginal line straight; the colour usually darker, with the costa
of fore wing ochreous.
Hab. Japan; N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim. Hap. 30-42 millim.
Genus ADRAPSA.
Lusia, Wik. Cat. xiii, p. 1118 (1857), preoce.
Adrapsa, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 169 (1858).
Bocana, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 170.
Lamura, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 189.
Badiza, Wik. Journ. Linn. Soc. vil, p. 195 (1864).
Bithiasa, Wik. Cat. xxxiii, p. 1116 (1865).
Asthala, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 196 (1882).
ADRAPSA, on
Type, A. ablualis, WIk.
Range. Vhroughout India, Ceylon, and Burma; Singapore ;
Borneo ; Gilolo.
Palpi with the 2nd joint reaching above vertex of head; thorax
and abdomen smoothly scaled; tibie slightly hairy. Fore wing
with the apex somewhat acute. Hind wing with the cell short ;
veins 3, + usually stalked, 6,7 stalked; 5 from near lower angle of
cell.
Sect. I. Palpi of male with long hair on inner side, and a tuft in
front towards extremity, the 3rd joint obliquely porrect ;
antenne knotted and contorted, with slight tufts of hair on
upperside of joints as far as middle; fore wing with no
costal fold; fore leg with a tuft of long hair and flattened
scales from the joint of femur and coxa.
A. (Badiza). Palpi of male with the 2nd joint fringed in front
with long hair to tts extremity.
hy 2799. Adrapsa ereboides, Wik. Journ. Linn. Soc. vii, p. 196. /
¢. With uniseriate branches to antenne. Fuscous black. Fore
wing with traces of antemedial and medial lines; a pale lunule on
discocellulars; a crenulate postmedial and sinuous submarginal
line, with ochreous edges; a large ochreous-white subapical patch.
Hind wing with indistinct medial and postmedial lines; a series of
small ochreous lunules on the margin of both wings. Underside
more or less suffused with ochreous.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Borneo. Hap. 34 millim.
' 2800. Adrapsa despecta, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 1058. _
Egnasia nubifascia, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 114, pl. 165, fig. 9,
Differs from ereboides in the male having long bristles and cilia
to the antennz, instead of uniseriate pectinations.
One specimen is ochreous brown, irrorated with black.
Hab. Khasis; Nilgiris; Ceylon; EH. Pegu. 4Axp. 34 millim.
B. (Adrapsa). Male with a tuft of long hair from the base of
2nd joint of palpus.
2801. Adrapsa ablualis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 170; Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix,
pllG7, fig, 6; C.g Si no,,2939)) J
Bocana subapicalis, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iil, p. 244; C. & 8. no. 38005,
Antenne of male with uniseriate pectinations. Differs from
ereboides in the ante- and postmedial lines of fore wing and the
sinuous submarginal line being whiter, the two former nearly
straight ; a white speck at centre, and spot at end of cell. Hind
wing with the base whiter. Underside with the basal area of
both wings speckled with white.
Hab. Ceylon. Evxp., 5 32, 9 36 millim.
38 NOCTUID#.
2802. Adrapsa geometroides, Wik. Cat. xiii, p. 1113; Hmpsn. Ill.
pane Let. ix spl C7 tis, Loe ag Simo. 2999.
Antenne of male with long bristles and cilia. Differs from
ablualis in the ante- and postmedial lines of fore wing being
obscure and crenulate; the apical patch wanting in male, small
above in female, and ochreous or white below.
Hab. Ceylon; Gilolo. Hep., $ 32, 2 36 millim.
2803. Adrapsa albirenalis, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 85; CG & S.
no. 2950.
Differs from geometroides in the fore wing being irrorated with
black; the ante- and postmedial lines usually whiter and more
sinuous; the submarginal line whitish throughout, with only a
Fig. 17.—Adrapsa albirenalis, . }.
slight white subapical patch in female, usually large in male.
Hind wing with the medial and submarginal lines whiter and
waved.
Hab. Sikhim. Hap. 42-50 millim.
Sxor. II. Male with slight tuft of hair on inner side of 2nd joint
of palpi, and very large tuft on inner side of 3rd joint;
antenne knotted and contorted, with slignt tufts of hair on
upperside of joints as far as middle, and long cilia. Fore
wing with no costal fold.
ae Adrapsa scopigera, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 195, pl. 172, fig OF
=m C.& S. no. 2742.
3. Exactly similar to the ochreous form of despecta, except in
structural characters.
Hab. Ceylon. Exp. 34 millim.
Sxcer. III. Males with the 3rd joint of palpi upturned and naked ;
no tuft from 2nd joint ; antenne pectinated ; fore wing with
a large costal fold.
A. (Bocana). Male with bipectinate antenna ; the branches
of moderate length.
- 2805. Adrapsa manifestalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p.171; Hmpsn. Til. Het.
= plemuc, 9; C0) & S. no. 8000, 7) 2.
Lamura oberratalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 189.
Bithiasa determinata, Wk. Cat. xxxiii, p.1116; C& S. no, 2997.
Diomea repulsa, Wik. Cat xxxiii, p. 899.
ADRAPSA.—HETEROMALA. 39
Dark fuscous brown. Fore wing with indistinct oblique ante-
medial dark line; a white or black speck at end of cell; a waved
postmedial line excurved beyond cell; an irregularly sinuous
submarginal line. Hind wing with medial and submarginal waved
lines; underside with black cell-spot.
In many specimens the two waved lines have whitish outer edges.
Hab. Khasis; Rangoon; Nilgiris; Ceylon; Singapore ; Gilolo.
Kap. 36-40 millim.
B. (Asthala). Male with the antenne pectinated on one side, the
branches very short and ending in a long spine, ciliated on the
other.
2806. Adrapsa silenusalis, Wk. Cat. xvi, p. 179; Moore, Lep. Atk.
pl. vi, fig. 22; C. § S. no. 3020. Z
Thermesia noctinix, Wilk. Journ. Linn. Soc. vii, p. 185.
Dark fuscous. Fore wing with an indistinct curved antemedial
line; a white speck in cell; a large white reniform spot ; a post-
medial indistinct line excurved round cell and arising from a white
speck on costa; an indistinct sinuous submarginal shade. Hind
wing with indistinct speck at end of cell; a sinuous medial line
with pale outer edge; an indistinct crenulate submarginal line:
underside with deep black pale-edged cell-spot ; the medial and
submarginal line pale and crenulate.
Hab. Khasis; Rangoon; Borneo. Zwvp. 34 millim.
Sect. IV. Palpi as in Sect. II.; antenne of male ciliated; fore
wing with costa more arched, and outer margin oblique; a
large costal fold; hind wing ample, with veins 3, 4 from angle
of cell.
2807. Adrapsa abnormalis, Swink. MS.
$. Greyish fuscous. Fore wing with waved antemedial line ;
a white lunule at end of cell; a waved oblique postmedial line, the
area beyond it paler grey; an ill-defined submarginal lunulate
band. Hind wing darker, with waved medial and postmedial lines.
Hab. Sikhim (Moller); Khasis. Hap. 45 millim.
Genus HETEROMALA, noy.
Type, H. thyrophora, Hmpsn.
Range. Sikhim; Khasis.
3. Palpi with the 2nd joint very long, upcurved, and with
tufts of hair on inner side, the 3rd joint of moderate length, with
a tuft of hair at middle; a short frontal tuft; antenne with two
pairs of long thick sete from each joint; fore femora and tibie
with slight tufts of hair; mid tibie with a slight tuft at base.
Fore wing with the apex acute, the outer margin crenulate; vein 1
curved and anastomosing with 2, which runs to outer angle; 3 and
4 from angle of cell; 5 absent; 6 from upper angle; 7, 8, 9, 10
40 NOCTUID &.
stalked. Hind wing with the margin crenulate; the anal angle
lobed; the cell short; vem 5 from near lower angle; 6 and 7
from upper angle; 8 short and bent upwards to middle of costa,
which is arched.
@. With veins 1-5 of fore wing normal; hind wing with vein 8
anastomosing with 7 to middle of cell.
j- 2808. Heteromala thyrophora, n. sp.
3S. Ochreous brown, suffused with fuscous. Fore wing with
small dark antemedial and medial strigz from costa; a large black-
brown triangular costal postmedial patch with pale edges; a
Fig. 18.—Heteromala thyrophora, 3. 1}.
hyaline lunule at end of cell; a quadrate hyaline spot beyond end
of cell between veins 4 and 6, with two smaller spots below it.
Hind wing darker, especially the basal area; a hyaline spot at end
of cell and another beyond it, with a line from it to middle of
inner margin, beyond which are two hyaline spots and a line to
anal angle ; both wings with pale marginal line.
Hab. Sikhim (Knyvett); Khasis. Avp. 30 millim. Type in
coll. Knyvett.
Genus PSEUDAGLOSSA.
Pseudaglossa, Grote, Bull. Buffalo Soc. Nat, Sct. ii, p. 47 (1874).
Type, P. lubricalis, Geyer, from N. America.
Range. Nearctic region and throughout India, Ceylon, Burma,
and Malacca.
Palpi sickle-shaped ana slender, the 2nd joint reaching above
vertex of head. Thorax and abdomen smoothly scaled; tibiz not
hairy. Fore wing with the apex rounded. Hind wing with vein 5
from lower angle of cell.
Sror. I. Antenne of male with bristles and cilia ; palpi with
the 3rd joint minute in male, long in female.
2809. Pseudaglossa quadrinotata, Wik. Cat. xxxiii, p. 893; ee
Til. Het. ix, pl. 163, fig. 9; C. & S. no. 2399.
Fuscous brown. Head and thorax suffused with white. Fore
wing with the medial area paler ; waved subbasal, ante- and a
medial lines on pale bands; an indistinct lunule at end of cell ;
sinuous submarginal line with a white line inside it, and the area
beyond it white with black spots at apex and middle of margin,
PSEUDAGLOSSA.—BLEPTINA. 41
the latter with a white speck beyond it on the cilia. Hind wing
with waved postmedial line, the part near inner margin on a white
band; a white submarginal line on inner area; the outer margin
white, except at apex.
In the Ceylon and Andaman specimens the postmedial line of
fore wing is bent out beyond lower angle of cell ; in the Andaman
specimen the ante- and postmedial lines are on prominent white
bands.
Hab. Nagas; Moulmein; Ceylon; Andamans. Hwp. 28 millim.
Snor. II. Antenne of male bipectinated, the branches short with
long bristles from their ends ; palpi as in female of 1st section;
fore wing without tufts of hair.
2810. Pseudaglossa fulvipicta, Buti. Ill. Het. vii, p. 87, pl. 134,
fie. 5.
Tacudaaloees modesta, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1890, p. 261.
Fuscous black. Fore wing with curved antemedial line; the
reniform large and ochreous; a post-
medial line excurved round cell and
whitish towards costa; a black sub-
apical spot with white outer edge,
and white spot on upper edge, often
with a minute speck above it; an
indistinct sinuous submarginal shade.
Hind wing with antemedial, post-
Pseudaglossa fulvipicta, 8. +. medial, and submarginal slightly
curved dark lines with pale outer
edges. Underside of fore wing with deep black, white-edged,
orbicular and reniform spots; hind wing with lunule at end of
cell ; the postmedial line of both wings prominent and obliquely
curved. ;
Hab. Dharmsala; Nilgiris; Rangoon. vp. 28-32 millim.
Genus BLEPTINA.
Bleptina, Guen. Delt. et Pyr. p. 66 (1854).
Bertula, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 162 (1858).
Type, B. confusalis, Guen., from 8. America.
Range. Nearctic and Neotropical regions; Japan; Himalayas ;
Nilgiris; Ceylon; Assam; Burma and Malayasia.
Palpi with the 2nd joint reaching far above vertex of head, the
ord long with a tuft of hair on inner side; antenne fasciculated
in male; thorax and abdomen smoothly scaled. Fore wing with
the apex somewhat acute ; veins 8 and 9 anastomosing to form the
areole, which is short and broad, or long and narrow, vein 10 some-
times given off beyondit. Hind wing with vein 5 from near lower
angle of cell.
49 NOCTUIDA.
Sect. I. (Bleptina). Males with the palpi not tufted with long
hair, nor recurved over head; fore wing with no costal
fold.
A. Hore tibie of male with a sheath enclosing a mass of
flocculent scales.
2811. Bleptina hadenalis, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 85; C. & S.
no. 2954,
Herminia restricta, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 192; C. & S. no. 2959.
Herminia ruptistigma, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. vili, p. 100, pl. 148,
fie, 20.
3. Pale brown. Fore wing with traces of an antemedial sinuous
line; a dark lunule at end of cell; an indistinct sinuous post-
medial line incurved below cell, and with dark patches on it beyond
the cell and above inner margin; a sinuous submarginal line; a
marginal series of dark specks. Hind wing with traces of medial
line, postmedial band, and submarginal line ; a marginal series of
dark lunules; underside paler, with speck at end of cell and crenu-
late medial and postmedial lines.
2. With well-marked pale submarginal line to hind wing.
In ruptistigma, from the Nilgiris, vein 10 of the fore wing is
given otf beyond the areole.
Hab. Sikhim; Assam. Hep. 38 millim.
2812. Bleptina nigella, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1890, p. 265.
@. Smoky black. Fore wing with traces of waved ante- and
postmedial lines; a black speck at end of cell: hind wing with
traces of a waved medial line: both wings with a submarginal
series of minute white specks and marginal series of black specks.
Underside suffused with grey; both wings with cell-spot and
waved postmedial and submarginal grey lines.
Hab, Rangoon. xp. 32 millim.
2813. Bleptina apidanusalis, Wk. Cat. xvi, p. 240; C. § S. no. 2951.
@. Dull reddish brown. Fore wing with indistinct antemedial,
medial, and postmedial minutely dentate lines; a white spot at
end of cell; prominent submarginal and marginal lunulate lines.
Hind wing with antemedial and medial minutely dentate lines, and
submarginal lunulate line. Underside greyer; fore wing with
dark subapical marks beyond the postmedial line.
Hab. “ N. India.” Hep. 30 millim.
2814. Bleptina vialis, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 192; C. § S. no. 2963.
3. Fuscous. Fore wing with a broad antemedial pale oblique
band traversed by a dark line near its inner edge ; a minute speck
in the cell, and a dark lunule on the discocellulars; some black
beyond and below end of cell; a black mark at apex. Hind wing
BLEPTINA. 43
with a dark mark below lower angle of cell; an indistinct pale sub-
marginal line, most prominent towards anal angle.
Hab. Khasis. Hwp. 36 millim.
2815. Bleptina ochracealis, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 85; C&S.
no. 2957.
Q. Head and thorax fulvous brown; the abdomen fuscous,
ringed with white. Fore wing fulvous brown, with traces of
antemedial and diffused medial lines; a highly crenulate post-
medial line ; a submarginal band of the ground-colour defined by
fuscous suffusion ; a black subapical spot and marginal series of
black specks. Hind wing whitish, the inner area suffused with
fuscous ; postmedial and submarginal lines obsolete towards costa ;
the cilia brown. Underside suffused with ochreous; fore wing
with crenulate postmedial line, cell-spot, and subapica: spot ; hind
wing with cell-spot, postmedial and submarginal lines.
Hab. Sikhim. vp. 36 millim.
2816, Bleptina apicalis, n. sp.
2. Ochreous brown, slightly irrorated with black. Fore wing
with indistinct crenulate antemedial, medial, and postmedial lines ;
a speck in cell and spot at end of it ; traces of a submarginal line ;
an apical black spot and marginal series of specks. Hind wing
with dark spot at end of cell; crenulate postmedial and submarginal
lines and marginal series of specks ; the apex fuscous.
Hab. E. Pegu (Doherty). Hap. 30 milim. ‘Type in coll.
Elwes.
B. Fore tibie of male without a sheath.
a. Palpi with no tuft of hair on 2nd joint.
2817. Bleptina latifasciata, n. sp. /
g. Smoky black. Fore wing with ante- and postmedial oblique
lines, the area between them ochreous, traversed by an indistinct
dark medial line; an irregularly waved submarginal indistinct line
with a white spot on it at costa; a marginal series of dark specks.
Hind wing with indistinct medial and postmedial pale lines and
marginal series of dark specks. Underside suffused with grey, with
cell-spot, medial and indistinct postmedial lines to both wings.
Hab. Sikhim (Dudgeon); Khasis; HE. Pegu (Doherty). Hap.
28 millim. ‘Type in coll. Elwes.
b. Palpi with slight tufts of hair on inner side of both
2nd and 3rd jomts.
2818. Bleptina melanosticta, n. sp.
2. Fuscous brown. Fore wing with short subbasal and sinuous
auntemedial indistinct lines ; a large subquadrate black patch below
44 NOCTUID&.
base of cell ; a speck in cell and ochreous striga on fuscous patch
at its end on a waved medial line: an obliquely sinuous postmedial
line, with traces of a waved line with some ochreous marks and
black specks beyond it; two black subapical spots and oblique
streak from apex. Hind wing with indistinct cell-spot and post-
medial line on underside.
Hab. HE. Pegu, 4000 feet (Doherty). wp. 44 millim. Type in
eoll. Elwes.
2819. Bleptina perfusca, Swink. MS.
d. Dark fuscous. Fore wing with antemedial pale line angled
on subcostal nervure; a lunule at end of cell; a quite straight
postmedial line and irregularly sinuous submarginal line. Hind
wing with nearly straight medial line, and traces of submarginal
line obsolete towards costa; both wings with fine marginal line.
Hab. Khasis. Hap. 40 millim.
Secr. IT. (Bertula). Males with the palpi recurved over vertex of
head and thorax, the 2nd joint fringed with hair in front and
with tufts of very long hair from the inner side; the 3rd joint
with tufts of Jong hair; fore tibiz without a sheath; fore
wing with a costal fold acting as retinaculum.
A. Fore wing of male with the costal fold narrow.
2820. Bleptina abjudicalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 163; Hmpsn. Ill. Het.
ix, pl. 167, fig. 4; C.§ S. no. 2975. Ty.
Bocana tumidalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 176.
Bertula thyrisalis, Wik. Cat. xix, p. 886 (nec p. 167).
Head and thorax dark red-brown; abdomen fuscous, with a
pale line on basal segment. Fore wing with the basal area red-
brown; an oblique ante-
medial ochreous line; a
white lunule at end of
cell; a postmedial line
sinuous from the costa
to vein 4, where it is
angled and bent in-
wards to below the end
Fig. 20.—Bleptina abjudicalis,$. 4. of cell; the area be-
tween the lines brownish
ochreous, with traces of a medial line; an indistinct sinuous
submarginal dark line. Hind wing dark fuscous, with indistinet
pale waved medial and submarginal lines ; underside with the basal
area pale; a cell-spot and the lunes more distinct.
The form tumidalis has the area between the ante- and post-
medial lines of fore wing much darker.
Hab. Nilgiris; Ceylon. xp. 26 millim.
BLEPTINA. 45
2821. Bleptina partita, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 99, pl. 148, fig. 18.
®. Differs from abjudicalisin the fore wing being red-brown as
far as the postmedial line; the antemedial line obsolete ; a black
speck at middle of cell, and lunule at end of it; the postmedial
line indistinct, almost straight, and very slightly angled at vein 4.
Hab. Khasis; Nilgiris. Hap. 26 millim.
2822. Bleptina dentilinea, n. sp.
Q@. Differs from abjudicalis in the medial fulvous area of the
fore wing being broader, with the postmedial line dentate and
angled outwards beyond lower angle of cell.
Hab. Sikhim (Knyvett). Hap. 34 millim. Type in coll.
Knyvett.
B. Fore wing of male with the costal fold large and wide.
a. Male with the antenne and palpi normal.
2823. Bleptina hisbonalis, W7k. Cat. xvi, p. 164; C. § S. no. 2979. /;
Dark fuscous brown; the tufts from 2nd joint of palpi
ochreous. Fore wing with a pale speck at end of cell; an oblique
submarginal pale straight line from apex, beyond which the area
is greyish. Hind wing with the oblique line postmedial ; the outer
area grey.
Hab. Khasis; Margharita, Assam. Exp. 46 millim.
2824, Bleptina jutalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 172; C.§& S. no. 2993.
Bocana hypenalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 174; Hmpsn. Ill. Het. 1x,
pl. 167, fig. 21; C. § S. no. 2992.
Bertula mysalis, Wik. Cat. xix, p. 886; C. & S. no. 2994.
Bertula albinotalis, Moore, P. Z. S. 1877, p. 618; C. §& S.
no. 2991.
Bocana incongruens, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) iv, p. 448.
Hadennia ignicorna, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1890, p. 264, pl. 8,
fio. 12. I:
Grey-brown with a slight purplish tinge. Fore wing with
antemedial line ; a dark speck in cell, and white dark-ringed spot
at end of it; a diffused oblique medial line; an oblique waved
postmedial line curved below costa; an indistinct waved submar-
ginal line on a diffused dark band. Hind wing with diffused ante-
medial line; traces of a medial line; a diffused postmedial band,
with indistinct pale line on it excurved beyond cell. Underside
yellow-brown, with a prominent white lunule at end of cell of each
wing.
Male with the tufts on palpi ochreous.
Hab. Ceylon; Rangoon. Lyxp. 34 millim.
2825. Bleptina prunosa, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii. p. 237, pl. 177, fig. 8;
C. & S. no. 2995.
@. Differs from jutalis in being much more suffused with
46 NOCTUID &.
purple. Fore wing with an ochreous speck in the cell; the spot
on discocellulars larger; both wings with marginal series of
ochreous specks.
Hab. Ceylon. xp. 36 millim.
2826. Bleptina maculifascia, n. sp.
@. Purplish grey. Fore wing with waved antemedial, medial,
and postmedial oblique lines ; an ochreous speck in cell and spot
at end of it; an irregularly sinuous submarginal line with diffused
black on its inner side, and black spots beyond it below apex and
at middle; a black apical speck. Hind wing with medial line, the
area between it and the irregularly sinuous submarginal line
suffused with black ; a series of black spots beyond the submarginal
line; both wings with marginal series of ochreous specks.
Hab. Nagas, 3000 feet (Doherty). Exp. 30 millim. Type in
coll. Elwes.
2827. Bleptina ochreistigma, n. sp.
@. Fuscous brown with a purplish tinge. Fore wing with
indistinct waved antemedial line; ochreous speck in cell; large
round ochreous reniform spot; oblique blue-grey band from near
apex to middle of inner margin, with a dark line on it and dark
rufous edges. Hind wing with this band continued across its
middle; both wings with marginal series of dark specks.
Hab. EH. Pegu, 5000 feet (Doherty). Hap. 32 millim. Type in
coll. Elwes.
b. Male with the 3rd joint of pal depressed, and not forming a
continuous curve with the 2nd; the 2nd and 3rd fringed with
long hair below ; a short tuft from end of 2nd joint above lying
in a concavity formed of curved hairs from the 3rd joint ;
antenne with a fringe of scales at middle on upperside; the
costal fold very large, the costa of hind wing arched at base.
2828. Bleptina triangulifera, n. sp.
Purplish fuscous. Fore wing with indistinct oblique ante-
medial and medial lines, a large ochreous triangular mark on outer
half of costa nearly reaching inner margin, and with a fulvous
oblique line inside it from lower angle of cell, where there is a pale
speck ; an irregularly dentate fulvous and black submarginal line.
Hind wing with curved postmedial ochreous and black line from
lower angle of cell te anal angle, and dentate submarginal line
obsolete towards costa.
Hab. Sikhim (Knyvett). Hap. 52 millim. Type in coll.
Elwes.
ALELIMMa.—MASTIGOPHORUS. 47
Genus ALELIMMA, nov.
Type, A. pallidifusca, Hmpsn.
Range. Sikhim; Nagas.
Palpi with the 2nd joint reaching far above vertex of head, the
3rd with a tuft of hair on inner side; antenne almost simple in
female. Fore wing with the apex slightly acute; veins 8, 9, 10
stalked. Hind wing with vein 5 from near lower angle of cell.
2829. Alelimma pallidifusca, n. sp.
@. Pale fuscous brown. Fore wing with indistinct waved
antemedial line; slight lunule on discocellulars ; waved post-
medial line, oblique from the costa to beyond lower angle of cell;
traces of sinuous submarginal line. Hind wing with traces of
sinuous medial and submarginal lines; both wings with marginal
series of dark striz.
Hab. Nagas, 6000 feet (Doherty). Hap. 24 millim. Type in
coll. Elwes.
2830. Alelimma deletaria, n. sp. .
@. Pale ochreous, slightly suffused with fuscous and rufous in
parts. Fore wing with purplish suffusion at base of costa and form-
ing two indistinct oblique bands from costa across the cell; the
outer area slightly suffused with purplish ; traces of a highly dentate
Fig. 21.—Alelimma deletaria, 2. 4.
rufous line below cell, and two postmedial lines highly angled
below costa; the veins rufous. Hind wing with some darker
ochreous beyond lower angle of cell, the inner margin suffused
with purplish at middle; traces of a dentate postmedial line; cilia
of both wings purplish fuscous.
Hab. Sikhim (Moller). Eap. 44 millim. Type in coll. Elwes.
Genus MAS TIGOPHORUS.
Mastigophorus, Poey, Lep. Cuba (1882).
Mosopia, Wk. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1187 (1865).
Type, M: parra, Poey, from Cuba.
Range. Nearctic, Neotropical, Palearctic, and Oriental Regions.
6. Palpi with the 1st joint upcurved at base, then porrect,
[
—
48 NOCTUID#.
extremely long, and fringed with hair above, the 2nd joint bent
back at an acute angle to above vertex of head, the 3rd a long
flattened process with a tuft of long hair from its base ; antenne
with long bristles and cilia ; thorax and abdomen smoothly scaled ;
tibiee slightly hairy. Fore wing with the apex slightly acute.
Hind wing with vein 5 from near lower angle of cell.
2. Palpi with the lst joint short, the 2nd curved or obliquely
upturned and of moderate length, the 3rd upturned, long, and
very slender.
The typical American section has a sheath to the fore tibia con-
taining a mass of flocculent scales. :
Sror. II. Fore tibia with no sheath containing flocculent scales.
A. Each jownt of palpus in male very long, the 3rd extending
to nuddle of abdomen.
2831. Mastigophorus brontesalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 151.
~~ Mastygophora scopigeralis, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 86; Waterh.
Aid, ii, pl. 178, fig. 3; C. & S. no. 2964.
3. Dark fuscous red-brown; palpi with the tuft ochreous.
Fore wing with the basal area and a broad postmedial sinuous
band darkest ; two dark specks often present at end of cell; in-
distinct dark lines parallel
to each edge of the post-
medial band; a pair of
black specks on the inner
line and inner edge of band
above mnermargin; amar-
ginal series of black specks.
Hind wing with traces of
a broad dark postmedial
Fig. 22.—Mastigophorus brontesalis, S. 4. band, with a line before its
inner edge and a series of
specks beyond its outer. Underside whitish, with lunule at end
of cell, crenulate postmedial line, and fuscous outer area, with
waved pale submarginal line to each wing.
@. With the fore wing more uniformly coloured, and without the
pair of dark specks above inner margin.
Hab. Sikbim; Khasis; Sibsdgar; Borneo. Hap. 42 millim.
2832. Mastigophorus duplicifascia, n. sp.
g. Dark fuscous brown. Fore wing with large black reniform
spot; an oblique ochreous postmedial band traversed by a dark
line; a highly sinuous submarginal pale line ; a marginal series of
black specks. Hind wing pale fuscous, with pale oblique medial
line and traces of a waved submarginal line ; a marginal series of
black specks. Underside with cell-spot, waved postmedial and
submarginal lines to each wing.
Hab. Sikhim. ap. 34 millim. Type in B. M.
MASTIGOPHORUS. 49
2833. Mastigophorus brevivittalis, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 87;
C. §& S. no. 2976.
do. Smoky black. Fore wing with antemedial narrow white
band ; the orbicular and reniform large and black, with white out-
lines; an oblique postmedial narrow white band, with a white
streak from it to outer margin below apex, crossing the highly
sinuous submarginal line, which is white towards the costa. Hind
wing with narrow white medial band obsolete towards costa ; traces
of a waved postmedial line; both wings with a marginal series of
black specks.
Hab. Sikhim; Khdsis. Exp. 36 millim.
B. Palpi of male with all the joints shorter, the 3rd not extending
beyond metathorax.
2834, Mastigophorus chalybealis, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 87, pl. 7,
fis, 8; C. & S. no. 2977.
Dark purplish brown; the inner side of palpi white. Fore
wing with the antemedial pale and dark line highly angled below
costa, then obliquely sinuous to inner margin ; a dark lunule at end
of cell; a pale and dark postmedial obliquely sinuous line; an
irregularly dentate submarginal line. Hind wing fuscous, with
slight lunule at end of cell; a medial pale and dark line obsolete
towards costa.
Hab. Simla; Sikhim. Exp, 42 millim.
2835. Mastigophorus? dubius, Buél. Til. Het. vii. p. 89, pl. 134,
fig. 4.
2. Fuscous brown. Fore wing with waved antemedial and
medial lines, the latter with the ill-defined reniform on it; an in-
distinct spot in the cell; the outer area dark, with waved inner
edge and submarginal series of white specks.
Hab. Dharmsala. xp. 38 millim.
2836. Mastigophorus stigmatalis, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 87;
C. & S. no. 2982.
Black-brown. Fore wing with double sinuous ante- and post-
medial blue-grey lines and single submarginal line; the orbicular
and reniform stigmata black and round; the outer area suffused
with blue-grey. Hind wing with traces of waved blue-grey lines
on inner area from the middle to outer angle; both wings with a
marginal series of black spots.
Hab. Sikhim. wp. 40 millim.
2837. Mastigophorus vialis, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 194; 1. § S.
no. 2984
Yellow-brown, irrorated with black. Fore wing with indistinct
slightly waved antemedial line angled below the costa; a dark
lunule at end of cell; a straight oblique postmedial ochreous line
VOL. II. 1
50 NOCTUIDZA.
with black edges; a sinuous indistinct submarginal line. Hind
wing paler, with straight medial ochreous line and indistinct waved
submarginal line; both wings with marginal crenulate black line.
The specimen from E. Pegu has a pale inner edge to the post-
medial line of fore wing.
Hab. Sikhim; HE. Pegu. xp. 34 millim.
C. (Mosopia). Fore wing of male with a large tuft of hair recurved
over the wing from middle of costa on upperside ; the end of sub-
costal nervure and discocellulars clothed with long hair.
2838. Mastigophorus megaspila, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1188.
Ochreous brown; the basal half of wings with a purple suffusion.
Fore wing with indistinct waved ante- and postmedial lines; a
large round jet-black spot with white edge at end of cell; the
outer area suffused with fuscous, except below apex; a marginal
series of dark specks. Hind wings with speck at end of cell;
dentate postmedial line; submarginal series of white specks and
marginal series of dark specks.
Hab. Nagas; E. Pegu; Penang. Exp., 5 42, 2 40 millim.
Genus BRACHARTHRUM.
Bracharthron, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 99 (1891).
Type, B. maculapex, Hmpsn.
Range. Nilgiris.
3. Palpi with the 2nd joint reaching far above vertex at head,
curved over it, and fringed with hair in front, the 3rd long and
hairy, a tuft of long hair from the end of 2nd and 3rd joints on
the. inner side; antenne with long bristles and cilia; tegule
fringed with very long hair. Fore wing with the apex acute and
produced ; vein 7 given off before the end of areole. Hind wing
with vein 5 from lower angle of cell.
2. Palpi without tufts of hair on inner side, the 3rd joint very
slender and naked: antenne with the bristles and cilia short;
patagia and fore tibie not fringed with long hair.
2839. Bracharthrum maculapex, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 99, pl. 148,
figs. 4, 11,
Brownish ochreous. Fore
wing with waved antemedial
line ; diffused oblique medial
line: ; oblique crenulate post-
medial line ; a minute speck
at middle and two at end of
cell; a submarginal lunulate
aeerecmeltane, withdark sub-
Fig. 23.—Bracharthrum maculapex, 8. 3, apical spot on its inner
side; a marginal series of
black specks. Hind wing with antemedial, medial, and double
BRACHARTHRUM.—DAXATA, om
postmedial crenulate dark lines; a marginal series of black
specks.
Hab. Nilgiris. Exp. 36 millim,
Genus FALCIMALA, nov.
Type, F. atrata, Butl.
Range. N.W. Himalayas ; Sikhim.
Palpi sickle-shaped, the 2nd joint reaching above vertex of head,
the 3rd long; antenne ciliated ; abdomen with large dorsal tutit
on first segment; tibiz naked. Fore wing long and narrow ; the
apex somewhat acute; vein 6 from below angle of cell; 7 from
angle; 8, 9, 10 stalked. Hind wing with veins 3,4 and 6,7
stalked, 5 from middle of discocellulars.
2840. Falcimala atrata, But/. Ill. Het. vii, p. 88, pl. 134, fig. 6.
Head and thorax fuscous; abdomen paler, with the dorsal tuft
dark. Fore wing dark brown, irrorated with blue scales; waved
black subbasal, antemedial,
postmedial, and submarginal
lines; the postmedial with
dark suffusion inside it; a
pale spot at end of cell; a
marginal series of dark
specks. Hind wing pale
fuscous.
Hab. Dharmsala; Sikhim. ep. 20 millim.
Fig. 24.—Falceimala atrata, 3. }.
Genus DAXATA.
Daxata, Wik. Cat. xxxiii, p. 1108 (1865).
Type, D. biyungens, W1k.
Range. Ceylon.
Palpi with the 2nd joint reaching above vertex of head, the 3rd
with a tuft of hair on the inner side; antenne of male with long
bristles and cilia; thorax and abdomen smoothly scaled; tibiz
naked. Fore wing with veins 8 and 9 anastomosing to form a
short areole. Hind wing with vein 5 from middle of discocellulars ;
cilia of both wings crenulate.
2841. Daxata bijungens, Wik. Cat. xxxiii, p. 1109; Moore, Lep.
Ceylimis plu li/4, tie 9's Cig: Simo, 2750. 7,
6. Reddish brown, suf-
fused with fuscous and with
a purplish tinge. Fore wing
withsubbasal, antemedial, and
postmedial waved black lines,
the last highly bent outwards
round cell; the mediai area
deeper purplish, with a black
speck at end of cell; a pale submarginal lunulate line; some pale
EZ
Fig. 25.—Dacata hijungens, 3. }.
52 NOCTUID &.
Specks on costa towards apex. Hind wing with the basal area
deep purplish fuscous; a dark speck at end of cell; waved medial
and postmedial lines, the area between them fulvous; a submar-
ginal series of pale specks; both wings with a marginal series of
black lunules.
Hab. Ceylon. Exp. 22 millim.
Genus NAGADEBA.
Nagadeba, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1521 (1865).
Type, WV. indecoralis, W1k.
Range. Sikhim ; Nagas; Nilgiris; Ceylon; Burma; Andamans ;
Java.
Palpi very long and slender, the 2nd joint reaching far above
vertex of head, the 3rd long with a tuft of hair on the inner side;
antenne minutely ciliated ; thorax and abdomen smoothly scaled ;
tibie naked. Fore wing with the apex acute; the outer margin
angled at middle. Hind wing with the outer margin produced
to points at veins 4 and 7; the cilia crenulate; vein 5 from
middle of discocellulars.
2842, Nagadeba indecoralis, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, Pl beks Moore, Lep.
Ceyl. iii, pl. 174, fig. 3; C. & S. no. 2754.
Nagadeba janthina, Sine Trans. Ent. Soc. 1890, p. 255.
Very dark red-brown, suffused with purplish; the wings irro-
rated with white. Fore wing
with traces of sinuous angled
antemedial and medial lines;
a postmedial whitish line very
much bent outwards beyond
the cell; traces of a white
submarginal line; a marginal
Fig. 26.—Nagadeba indccoralis, 8. 3%. fulvousline. Hind wing with
| sinuous postmedial white line
with diffused white on each side of it; traces of a crenulate
white submarginal line ; a fulvous marginal line. Underside more
highly coloured.
Hab. Nilgiris; Ceylon; Burma; Java. Hap. 24 millim.
2843. Nagadeba castanealis, n. sp.
Differs from indecoralis in being much redder. Tore wing less
suffused with blue-grey; a distinct waved antemedial line; a
curved medial line; the postmedial line less bent out beyond cell.
Hind wing with the pale line medial, and with a dark line beyond
it; no crenulate submarginal line.
‘Hab. Sikhim (Elwes); Nagas (Doherty). Exp, 28millim. Type
in B. M.
Ov
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NAGADEBA.—HYDRILLODES,
2844. Nagadeba cinerea, n. sp.
Differs from castanealis in being grey-brown. Fore wing with
a prominent dentate submarginal line. Hind wing with the lines
as in endecoralis, but with a prominent dentate submarginal line.
Hab. Sikhim (Moller); Nagas; Andamans (Doherty). Kup.
24 millim. Type in coll. Elwes.
2845. Nagadeba curvilineata, n. sp.
2. Differs from cinerea in the antemedial line of fore wing and
the medial line of both wings being more prominent; the post-
medial line highly and quite evenly curved on fore wing, straight
on hind wing.
Hab. Bhutan (Dudgeon). Ep. 22 millim. Type in B. M.
Genus HYDRILLODES.
Hydrillodes, Guen. Delt. et Pyr. p. 65 (1854),
Echana, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 196 (1858).
Bibacta, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 197 (1882).
Type, H. lentalis, Guen.
Range. 8. Africa; Japan; throughout India, Ceylon, and
Burma; Borneo; Celebes; Australia; Fiji.
Palpi long and sickle-shaped, the 2nd joint curved over the
head, the 3rd long; thorax and abdomen smoothly scaled. Fore
wing with the apex usually rounded; the outer margin evenly
curved; the cell short; veins 4, 5 stalked; hardly a trace of- the
discocellulars ; 6 from upper angle of cell; 7, 8,9, 10 stalked.
Hind wing with the cell short ; veins 3, 4 stalked; 5 from lower
angle of cell ; 6, 7 stalked.
Sect. I. Palpi of male with the 3rd joint long, curved and with
slight tuft of hair; fore tibie fringed with hair.
A. (Hydrillodes). Antenne of male minutely ciliated ; fore wing with
the apex rounded ; no costal fold and tuft nor distortion of
nervules.
2846. Hydrillodes lentalis, Guen. Delt. et Pyr. p. 66, pl. 5, fig. 3;
C. & S. no. 2972. 4
Hydrillodes uliginosalis, Guen. Delt. et Pyr. p. 66.
Catada captiosalis, Wilk. Cat. xvi, p. 210.
Gizama cleobisalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 249.
Bocana hemusalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 177.
Bocana metisalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 188.
Bocana moloalis, Wilk. Cat. xix, p. 887.
Bleptina dimissalis, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1162.
Bleptina latifascialis, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1162.
Bocana basalis, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 88; C. & S. no. 2996.
Hydrillodes subbasalis, Moore, P. Z. s 1877, p. 613, pl. 60, fig.8 ;
C. & S. no. 2973.
54 NOCTUID R.
Palpi with the 2nd joint smoothly scaled in front. Fuscous
brown ; fore wing with the base dark; the autemedial area pale or
reddish brown, crossed by a more or less developed, ill-defined,
dark medial band; a black speck or spot sometimes present at end
of cell; the outer half of wing dark, with an indistinct pale waved
submarginal line. Hind wing pale, with indistinct cell-spot and
postmedial line, which are prominent on underside.
The form lentalis is small, with the antemedial area of fore wing
reddish ; wliginosalis is large, with the antemedial area pale olive ;
whilst in latéfasccalts from the Andamans it is whitish.
Hab. 8. Africa; Japan ; throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma ;
Andamans; Borneo; Celebes; Australia. Hwp. 24-30 millim.
2847. Hydrillodes morosa, Butl. Ill. Het. iii, p. 64, pl. 56, fig. 15;
C. & S. no. 2930. /
3. Differs from lentals in the 2nd joint of palpi of male being
fringed with long scales in front so as to appear more angular.
The Japanese form has the subbasal area of fore wing pale: the
Ceylonese form has it reddish, and the submarginal line reduced
to specks.
Hab. Japan; Ceylon. xp. 24 millim.
*2848. Hydrillodes transversalis, Moore, P. Z. S. 1877, p. 613;
C. & S. no. 2974.
Pale brown. Fore wing with waved medial white line. Hind
wing with the cilia chequered brown and grey. Underside pale,
with medial dark band, which is sinuous on hind wing. Palpi and
legs black speckled.
Hab. Andamans. Zap, 28 millim.
B. Antenne of male minutely ciliated ; fore wing unth veins
6, 7, 8, 9, 10 distorted and bent.
2849. Hydrillodes torsivena, n. sp.
3. Differs from abavalis in being darker ; fore wing with the
postmedial series of specks less prominent.
Hab. Sikhim (Moller). Hap. 32 millim. Type in coll. Elwes.
C. (Bibacta). Antenne: of male with long cilia ; fore wing with a small
fold at base of costa, containing an erectile tuft of long hair ; the
apex truncate; vein 11 from angle ap cell and very short.
2850. Hydrillodes truncata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 198, pl. 6, fig. 25 ;
C. & S. no. 2967.
3. Dark fuscous brown. Fore wing with traces of medial and
submarginal waved lines. Hind wing pale fuscous ; underside with
cell-spot and medial and submarginal lines.
Hab. Sikhim. Hap. 32 millim.
HYDRILLODES. 5d
Secor. IT. Palpi of male with the 3rd joint short and triangular,
buried in thick hair at the end of the 2nd joint, a very long
tuft of hair from the inner side of the 2nd joint, extending
backwards over the head; antenne strongly ciliated; fore
tibie enclosed in a cap-like covering, containing a mass of
flocculent hair.
A. Fore wing with no tuft of hair on underside of costa.
2851. Hydrillodes gravatalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 175; Moore, Lep.
Ceyl. iui, pl. W77, fig. 12; C. & S. no. 2971.
Bocana erythusalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 177; C. & S. no. 2970 A.
Echana tennenti, Feld. Revs. Nov. pl. 120, fig. 1.
Fuscous black. Fore wing with the subbasal and antemedial
lines almost obsolete; a black lunule at end of cell, with a large
whitish patch beyond it crossed by the waved posimedial line; an
indistinct pale waved submarginal line. Hind wing pale, especially
at base, and with an indistinct cell-spot. Underside with cell-
spot and pale waved medial and submarginal lines, only developed
on fore wing towards costa.
Hat. Punjab; Sikhim; Nilgiris; Ceylon; Andamans; Borneo.
Exp. 28 millim.
B. Fore wing with a very large tuft from middle of costa on
underside reaching across the cell.
2852. Hydrillodes nilgirialis, n. s
3. Exactly similar to typical lentalis except for the structural
characters.
Hab. Nilgiris (Hampson). Exp. 28 millim. Type in B. M.
Sect. III. (Zchana). Palpi of male with the 2nd joint dilated at
extremity, the 3rd joint recurved overhead. Fore wing
with a large costal vesicular fold on upperside containing a
mass of flocculent scales.
| 2853. _Hydrillodes abavalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p.196 ; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
ple aiid ies Lk C. & S. no. 2965.
Echana plicalis, Moore, P. Z. S.
1867, p. 86, pl. 7, fig. 7; CGS.
no. 2966.
$. Uniform dark finscons
brown ; fore wing with indistinct
submarginal series of white specks
and marginal series of dark specks.
Fie. 27 The form plicalis from Sikhim
g. 27. : .
Hydrillodes abavalis, S. 4. is mee larger than typical aba-
valis.
Hab. Sikhim ; W. and S. India; Ceylon; Borneo. Exp. 22-32
millim.
56 NOCTUIDA.
Genus NODARIA.
Nodaria, G'uen. Delt. et Pyr. p. 63 (1854).
Zanclognatha, Led. Noct. p. 211 (1857).
Hipcepa, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 188 (1858).
Lobocheilos, Hmpsn. Ill. Het, viii, p. 98 (1891).
Type, LV. externalis, Guen.
Range. Europe; 8. Africa; Mauritius ; Japan ; China ; Formosa ;
throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma; Borneo.
Palpi with the 2nd joint reaching above vertex of head, the 3rd
with a tuft of hair on inner side, usually in the males only ;
antenne of males with long bristles and cilia ; thorax and abdotoen
smoothly scaled. Fore wing with the apex rectangular ; the outer
margin rounded ; veins 7, 8, 9, 10 stalked, often with a minute areole
at their base. Hind wing with veins 3, 4 and 6, 7 from angles of
cell or on short stalks; 5 from near middle of discocellulars.
Sect. I. Fore tibia of male with a large sheath covering the whole —
of the tarsus and enclosing a mass of flocculent scales.
A. Antenne of male knotted and contorted at middle.
2854. Nodaria externalis, Gwen. Delt. et Pyr. p. 64; C. § S.no. 2986.
Bocana esopusalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 186.
Herminia cinerealis, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1159.
Miana indecisa, Wik, Cat. xxxv, p. 1957.
Diomea bryophiloides, Butl. A. M. N. #. (4) xvii, p. 408 (1867).
Bocana tristis, Budd. IU. Het. iii, p. 65, pl. 57, fig. 2. ¥
Hydrillodes indistincta, But/. P. Z. S. 1880, p. 681.
Nodaria cingala, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. ii, p. 235; C. & S. no, 2985.
Aginna leevicula, Swink. P. Z. S. 1889, p. 417, pl. 48, fig. 14.
go. Head and thorax fuscous brown; the abdomen paler. Fore
wing dark fuscous brown, with indistinct ante- and postmedial
waved lines; a submarginal sinuous line, with a series of ochreous
specks on it; an indistinct lunule at end of cell. Hind wing pale
fuscous. :
2. Darker.
Hab. 8. Africa; Mauritius; Japan; Formosa; throughout
India, Ceylon, and Burma; Borneo. wp. 26-30 millim.
2855. Nodaria flavifusca, n. sp.
2. Dark fuscous brown, with a yellowish tinge. Fore wing
with some ochreous suffusion at base; an irregular ochreous line
from costa before apex to vein 6. Hind wing fuscous.
Hab. Nagas (Doherty). Hap. 36 millim. Type in coll. Elwes.
B. Antenne of male not knotted and contorted nor serrate.
2856. Nodaria innocens, Buti. Il. Het. iii, p. 68, pl. 56, fiz. 10. 6
Zanclognatha undulata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 193; C. & S. no. 2970.
Herminia lineosa, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 193; C. & S. no. 2956,
NODARIA. 57
Grey-brown. Fore wing with waved ante- and postmedial lines
angled below the costa; a
diffused medial indistinct
line ; a lunule on discocellu-
lars; a sinuous submar-
ginal dark line, with pale
outer edge; a marginal
series of dark strige. Hind
wing with indistinct medial
Fig. 28.—Nodaria innocens, g. 1. oblique line, bent near
inner margin; a submarginal line angled outwards to the margin
at vein 2.
Hab. Japan; Dharmsidla; Sikhim; Assam; Nilgiris. vp.
32 millim.
C 2857. Nodaria erecta, Moore, Lep. Ath. p. 193; C. § S. no. 2969.
Differs from innocens in being usually reddish brown. Fore
wing with a short subbasal line; the ante- and postmedial lines
not waved. the former angled below costa, the latter excurved
round cell and bent near inner margin; the submarginal line quite
straight. Hind wing usually whitish.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim; E. Pegu. wp. 32 millim.
(2858. Nodaria relata, Hinpen. Ill. Het. viii, p. 99, pl. 148, fig. 5. /
Differs from erecta in being grey-brown. Fore wing with the
postmedial line angled beyond cell instead of curved. Hind wing
fuscous.
Hab. Nilgiris; Ceylon. wp. 26 millim.
(2859. Nodaria palumbina, But. [i]. Het. vii, p. 88, pl. 134, fig. 9.
Differs from erecta in being ochreous brown. Fore wing with
the reniform a large black spot ; the antemedial line highly waved ;
the postmedial crenulate ; the submarginal slightly irregular, es-
pecially below costa. Hind wing with the medial line oblique and
angled outwards below cell.
Hab. Dharmsala; Sikhim. wp. 30 millim.
( 2860. Nodaria fractalis, Guen. Delt. et Pyr. p. 60; C.§ S. no. 2989.
Herminia raptatalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 164.
Gonitis pusilla, But]. A. M. N. H. (4) xvi, p. 405.
Zanclognatha invenustua, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1890, p. 268,
pl. 8, fig. 9.
Differs from znnocens in being redder brown. Fore wing with
the postmedial line more waved and crenulate; the submarginal
line angled below costa and at middle.
Hab. Natal; Poona; Ceylon. wp. 34 millim.
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58 NOCTUIDAE.
2861. Nodaria duplicinota, n. sp.
Ochreous, irrorated with fuscous. Fore wing with a short sub-
basal line; a waved antemedial line; a white streak in end of cell
with two black lunules on it; a waved postmedial line, oblique
towards inner margin ; a submarginal series of white specks on a
diffused fuscous band; a marginal black line. Hind wing pale,
suffused with fuscous; an indistinct cell-spot, postmedial and sub-
marginal lines, the last whitish; underside with the markings
prominent.
Hab. Simla; Dharmsala; Sikhim. EZyzp., ¢ 24, 9 28 millim.
Type in B. M.
2862. Nodaria discisigna, Moore, P. Z. S. 1883, p. 29; C. § S.
no. 4287.
Helia lunifera, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. ii, p. 238; C. & S. no. 3042.
@. Ochreous white. Fore wing with short subbasal band ; almost
straight fulvous black-speckled antemedial band; a broad medial
band with a waved line on its outer edge and prominent white
lunule at end of cell; a dark and whitish submarginal lunulate
line; a marginal series of dark specks. Hind wing slightly suf-
fused with fuscous; postmedial and submarginal angled lines,
obsolete towards costa, the latter with pale outer edge.
Hab. Sikhim; Ceylon. Hap. 30 millim.
2863. Nodaria lapsalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 188; Moore, Lep. Cey. iii,
pl. 177, fig. 6; C. § S. no, 2990.
Purplish red-brown. Fore wing with short subbasal line,
waved antemedial, a medial line slightly angled on median nervure
and with diffused red-brown inside it; an indistinct waved post-
medial line and pale submarginal line angled outwards to margin
at middle and with diffused red-brown inside it above the angle; a
red-brown apical spot. Hind wing fuscous brown, witha pale sub-
marginal line angled outwards to margin at vein 2.
Hab. Ceylon. Hap. 26 millim.
“9864. Nodaria duplexa, Moore, Lep. Ath. p. 193, pl. 6, fig. 18; C.& 8.
no. 2958.
Differs from duplicinota in the colour being ochreous or fuscous.
Fore wing with no white streak in and beyond the cell; the black
lunule single. Hind wing white, or rarely fuscous, the markings
of underside showing through. Underside with no streak in cell
of fore wing ; the lunule on both wings single.
Hab. Sikhim. Hep. 26-32 millim.
2865. Nodaria saccharivora, Buti. Ii. Het. vii, p. 87, pl. 134, fig. 7.
Mesoplectra lilacina, Butl. Ill. Het. vii, p. 17 (nee LU. Het. iil,
p: 65).
Fuscous brown, with a slight ochreous or purplish tinge. Fore
NODARIA, 59
wing with short subbasal line; waved ante- and postmedial jines ;
dark lunule at end of cell; irregularly dentate submarginal line
with diffused fuscous on its inner edge; a marginal series of black
specks. Hind wing with indistinct lunule at end of cell; post-
medial and submarginal lines, the latter with pale outer edge.
oo specimens are clearer greyish fuscous, with the hind wing
paler.
Hab. China; Simla; Dharmsdla; Sikhim. Zp. 26 millin.
(2866. Nodaria cidarioides, Hmpsn. Ill, Het. viii, p. 101, pl. 148,
fie. 12..
®. Head and thorax clothed with pale olive-green and black
scales ; abdomen pale, irrorated with black. Fore wing pale olive-
green, irrorated with black ; subbasal and antemedial sinuous lines ;
a pale biack-ringed speck at lower angle of cell; a crenulate post-
medial line; the outer area suffused with black and with a
submarginal series of small white lunules; the cilia olive and black.
Hind wing pale; the outer area suffused with fuscous; an
antemedial dark line and submarginal pale line.
Hab. Nilgiris. Exp, 24 millim.
C. Antenne of male serrate and fascrculate.
__, 2867. Nodaria albapex, n. sp.
$. Dark fuscous, with a slight purple gloss. Fore wing with
curved antemedial black line; a lunule at end of cell; a postmedial
line excurved beyond cell; a straight submarginal line; a black
spot at apex, with a white patch below it. Hind wing with lunule
at end of cell; an oblique postmedial line ; a submarginal line bent
outwards to margin near anal angle.
Hab. Nagas (Doherty). Hap. 28 millim. Type in coll. Elwes.
Szor. II. Fore tibia of male with the sheath smaller and not
covering the whole tarsus.
2868. Nodaria factitia, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1890, p. 263.
3S. Dark fuscous brown. Fore wing with fine crenulate ante-
and postmedial lines; an obscure speck at end of cell. Hind wing
with traces of a crenulate medial line, whichis more prominent on
underside.
Hab. Bassein, Burma. Ep. 30 millim.
Szrot. III. Fore tibia of male with no sheath or mass of
floceulent scales.
A. Males with no lobe on inner margin of fore wing ;
legs not fringed with long haar.
2869. Nodaria maculifera, Buti. Ill. Het. vii, p. 87, pl. 134, fig. 8.
Fuscous brown. Fore wing with waved antemedial line; black
speck in cell and spot at end of it on an indistinct waved medial
60 NOCTUID A.
line ; a postmedial crenulate line incurved below end of cell, and
with a dark patch beyond it on costa; a sinuous submarginal line
with the area beyond it dark. Hind wing with waved ante- and
postmedial lines, the latter bent inwards towards inner margin to
near the antemedial line ; a smuous submarginal line; a marginal
series of black specks to both wings.
Hab. Simla; Dharmsala. Hap. 22 millim.
(C_, 2870. Nodaria lysimeloides, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 127, pl. 167,
fie. 10.
gd. Pale red-brown. Fore wing with indistinct waved ante-
and postmedial lines, the latter excurved round cell; a dark lunule
on discocellulars; a submarginal pale straight line with diffused
brown on its inner edge; a chocolate apical spot. Hind wing
with submarginal pale line, with diffused brown on its inner edge,
and angled outwards to margin at vein 2.
Hab. Ceylon. Hwp. 22 millin.
B. Male with the tibie fringed with long hair ; hind tarsi with
the two proximal joints also fringed.
2871. Nodaria nigripes, n. sp.
3. Fuscous brown ; the legs black. Fore wing with indistinct
waved ante- and postmedial lines, the latter highly angled beyond
cell; a lunule on discocellulars; a submarginal straight line, the
area beyond it white with black apical spot and marginal fine line.
Hind wing with lunule on discocellulars ; an oblique postmedial
line; a submarginal line angled outwards to margin near anal
angle, the area beyond it white with fuscous suffusion at apex and
marginal black line.
Hab. Sikhim (Dudgeon); E. Pegu (Doherty). Exp. 26 millim.
Type in coll. Elwes.
C. (Lobochilus). Fore wing with a minute areole ; males with
a large lobe on middle of ner margin.
2872. Nodaria plana, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1890, p. 261.
Lobocheilos illattioides, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 98, pl. 148,
rales, KO) \ |
Pale fuscous brown. Fore wing with indistinct waved ante-
medial, medial, postmedial, and submarginal lines. Hind wing
with antemedial, medial, and postmedial indistinct waved lines.
Hab. Nilgiris; Bassein, Burma, ap. 22 millim.
* 2873. Nodaria berresoides, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 128, pl. 167,
figs. 15, 18.
Differs from plana in being redder brown. Fore wing with a
white speck in cell and lunule at end of it; no medial line; the
a?
NODARIA.—CATADA. 61
postmedial line bent inwards below end of cell. Hind wing with
medial and postinedial lines. Both wings with marginal series of
black specks.
Hab. Ceylon; H. Pegu. Hwp., g 24, 2 26 millim.
D. Antenne of male slightly thickened and flattened at middle.
“2874. Nodaria fusca, n. sp.
¢. Dark fuscous. Fore wing with indistinct waved ante- and
postmedial lines, the latter excurved beyond cell; a dark speck at
end of cell; a submarginal series of whitish specks. Hind wing
paler, with pale submarginal line almost obsolete, except towards
anal angle, where it is bent out to the margin.
Hab. Sikhim (Knyvett); E. Pegu (Doherty). Hap. 28 millim.
Type in coll. Elwes.
Genus CATADA.
Catada, Wk. Cat. xvi, p. 209 (1858).
Zanclopalpus, Ampsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 127 (1893).
Type, C. vagalis, W1k.
Range. Throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma; Andamans ;
Borneo; Gilolo.
Palpi slender, sickle-shaped, and naked, the 2nd joint reaching
far above vertex of head and tapering to extremity, the 3rd very
long and slender; antenns of male somewhat thickened and flat-
tened or minutely ciliated ; thorax and abdomen smoothly scaled.
Fore wing with vein 7 from upper angle of cell. Hind wing with
vein 5 from middle of discocellulars, 6, 7 usually from cell.
Sror. I. (Zanclopalpus). Fore wing with veins 9, 10 absent.
2875. Catada rasalis, Warr. A. M. N. H. (6) viii, p. 67 1891) ; Himpsn.
Te Het.ixn ple lbi, fig. 2031 1,
Pale fuscous. Fore wing suffused with darker fuscous, except
the medial area ; indistinct waved antemedial, postmedial, and sub-
marginal lines, the last with pale outer edge.
Hab. Dharmsala; Ceylon. xp. 18-20 millim.
Sect. II. Fore wing with vein 9 present and stalked with 8 ;
10 absent.
A. Hind wing with vein 3 present; 6, 7 from the cell.
2876. Catada prominens, n. sp.
3S. Differs from rasalis in the ground-colour being more ochreous.
Fore wing irrorated with fuscous ; a waved black antemedial line ;
a speck in cell and spot at end of it, with a pale streak between
them ; a waved medial line bent outwards round end of cell; a
sinuous submarginal line with diffused black on its inner edge; a
62 NOCTUIDA.
marginal series of black specks. Hind wing pale fuscous, with
pale submarginal line.
Hab. Sikhim (Elwes). Hep. 20 millim. ‘Type in coll. Elwes.
B. Hind wing with vein 3 absent ; 6, 7 stalked.
2877. Catada suffuscalis, Swink. P. Z. 8. 1886, p. 460; C. § S. no. 4584,
Fuscous brown. Fore wing with indistinct short dark subbasal
and sinuous antemedial lines; an ochreous black-ringed spot at
end of cell; traces of a pale waved submarginal line. Hind wing
pale fuscous.
Hab. Bombay; Poona; Mhow. wp. 14 millim.
Sect. III. Fore wing with vein 10 present, arising from the
cell or from a minute areole.
A. Legs of male without tufts of long hair.
2878. Catada nigrisigna, n. sp.
Greyish fuscous; palpi blackish; abdomen with some dorsal
black marks. Fore wing with dark speck at base; a waved ante-
medial line; black speck in cell and spot at end of it; a postmedial.
waved line highly excurved beyond cell and with a darker patch on
the costa beyond it; traces of a submarginal sinuous line; a
marginal series of dark specks. Hind wing with antemedial sinuous
line, nearly joined at inner margin by an obliquely sinuous post-
medial line; traces of a submarginal line; a marginal series of
dark specks.
Hab. Simla (Harford). Ewp. 20 millim. Type in B. M.
2879. Catada vagalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 172; Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix,
pl. 167, fig. 24; C.& S. no. 2988.
Catada glomeralis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 210.
Ferruginous red-brown, with a purplish tinge. Fore wing with
an indistinct waved antemedial line; a speck in cell; a postmedial
white line, which may be almost
straight or angled below costa;
an indistinct sinuous submarginal
line ; some white specks on costa
towards apex; cilia of both wings
with pale points. Underside suf-
fused with grey or whitish: fore
wing with the disk fuscous; a
white speck at upper angle of cell; a postmedial dark line angled
below costa; hind wing with dark speck at upper angle of cell; an
oblique crenulate postmedial line.
Hab. Travancore ; Ceylon ; Borneo; Gilolo. wp. 18-26 millim.
Fig. 29.— Catada vagalis, 3. }.
2880. Catada canaliferalis, Moore, P. Z. 8. 1877, p. 6138; C. § S.
no. 3030.
S$. Differs from vagals in the fore wing being pale rust-red ;
CATADA, 63
the white line broader, angled beyond cell, and with a white line
on discocellulars enclosing a small triangular spot; no antemedial
or submarginal lines. Hind wing with the cilia whitish.
fab. Andamans; Borneo. wp. 26 millim.
2881. Catada renalis, Moore. Lep. Atk. p. 194; C. § 8. no. 2987.
Dark brown. Fore wing with obliquely waved antemedial dark
line; black spot in cell; straight postmedial white line, with two
dentitions at the discocellulars and some blue-grey beyond it; a
highly dentate pale and dark submarginal line, with some pale
suffusion inside it.
Hab. Khasis. Hep. 36 millim.
2882. Catada purpureotincta, n. sp.
2. Dark fuscous brown. Fore wing slightly suffused with
purplish ; an indistinct curved antemedial lme; an ochreous speck
in cell and dark speck at end of it; a sinuous medial rufous line
slightly excurved round cell, and with traces of a line beyond it ;
an irreeular series of submarginal ochreous specks oblique below
costa; a marginal series of rufous lunules. Hind wing fuscous ;
underside with cell-spot and postmedial line.
Hab. E, Pegu, 5000 feet (Doherty). Hap. 28 millim. Type in
coll. Elwes.
2883. Catada picta, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 195, pl. 6, fig. 21; C.§ S.
no. 3003.
g. Head and thorax ferruginous ; a metallic blue-black tuft of
scales on metathorax ; abdomen fuscous, the proximal segments
clothed dorsally with rufous hair. Fore wing with the basal half
bright ferruginous, with a small ring-spot in cell and bounded by
an oblique white line, slightly bent outwards at end of cell, where
there is a narrow white lunulate mark defined by black streaks ;
the outer area dark red-brown; traces of a submarginal series of
dark spots, with a few white scales on them; a paler patch on
outer margin below apex, continued as a pale line to outer angle.
Hind wing fuscous.
Hab. Khasis; Nagas. ap. 34 millim.
B. Mid and hind tibie tufted with hair.
2884. Catada bipartita, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 182; C. & S. no. 2727,
3. Head, thorax, and abdomen deep red-brown or purplish
brown. Fore wing dark red-brown as far as the medial line, which
has two sinuations in it; a waved antemedial line; the outer area
paler brown, suffused with purple; the area at outer angle some-
times rufous with a fuscous patch above it ; a submarginal lunulate
fuscous line, with slight ochreous patch inside its medial part, or
replaced by a series of indistinct grey spots. Hind wing fuscous
brown, with marginal ochreous line.
Hab. Khasis; Nagas. wp. 34-40 millim,
64 NOCTUID A.
C. Mud legs of male with a tuft of long hair from femoro-tibial joint.
2885. Catada albolineata, n. sp.
Dark red-brown ; palpi with the base of 8rd joint white. Fore
wing with a pure white obliquely waved medial line; a straight
submarginal ochreous line; some white specks on costa towards
apex ; both wings with a series of ochreous cilial specks.
Hab. Simla (Harford); Sikhim (Moller). Hap. 25 millim. Type,
S in coll. Elwes, 2 in B. M.
2886. Catada nigribasis, Swink. MS.
gS. Head, thorax, and abdomen purplish grey-brown ; palpi
black. Fore wing purplish grey-brown, with a large jet-black
basal patch with oblique outer edge; a dark speck at end of cell;
the costal area darker towards apex; a sinuous white submarginal
line. Hind wing fuscous. Abdomen long. (Mid legs wanting.)
Hab. Khasis. Hxp. 22 millim.
Genus ARHOPTERUM.
Areopteron, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 1386 (1893).
Type, A. pectale, Hmpsn.
Range. Ceylon.
Palpi slender and sickle-shaped, reaching just above vertex of
head; antenne almost simple; thorax and abdomen smoothly
scaled; tibiz naked. Fore wing rather long and narrow; the
apex rounded ; veins 3, 4 stalked; 6 from below angle of cell; 7
from angle; 8, 9, 10, 11 stalked. Hind wing with veins 3, 4 and
6, 7 stalked; 5 from middle of discocellulars.
2887. Areopterum pictale, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 187, pl. 168, fig. 19.
o. Head and thorax purplish white; palpi black; abdomen
fulvous. Fore wing purplish white,
irrorated with fuscous ; fuscous
specks on costa and suffusion on
disk, below apex, and at outer
angle; yellow specks in and at
end of cell; a series of dark mar-
Fig. 30. ginal specks. Hind wing with
Areopterum pictale, 3. t. the discal area fulvous; a dark
subbasal line and lunule on discocellulars ; the apex fuscous ; a
marginal series of dark specks.
Hab. Ceylon. ap. 16 millim.
Genus NIACCABA.
Niaccaba, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1272 (1860).
Type, V. sumptuales, W1k.
Range. Ceylon.
Palpi sickle-shaped, slender, and reaching above vertex of head,
NIACCABA,.—TALAPA. 65
the 3rd joint minute; antenne of male ciliated. Fore wing with
the apex acute; the outer margin excurved at vein 4, then very
oblique to outer angle; veins 3, 4 stalked, 6 from below angle of
cell, 7 from angle; 8, 9 stalked from before angle; 10 absent.
Hind wing with the outer margin excised between veins 6 and 4;
veins 3, 4 stalked; 5 from near middle of discocellulars; 6, 7
from upper angle of cell.
2888. Niaccaba sumptualis, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1272; Hmpsn. Iil.
Het. ix, pl. 171, fig. 3; C. & S. no. 4405.
3. Pale brown, suffused with pink. Fore wing with some
black specks on the costa; an
/ oblique line from middle of
y costa to near base of inner
: margin ; the cilia pink. Hind
aw wing more suffused with pink,
4 especially on outer area, and
irrorated with rufous specks ;
indistinct subbasal, ante- and
postmedial waved lines ; a subapical yellowish seminhyaline spot.
Hab. Ceylon. Exp. 12 millim.
2
Fig. 31.—Miaccaba sumptualis, >. 2.
Genus OLULIS.
Olulis, Wik. Cat. xxvii, p. 126 (1863).
Hamaxia, Wik. Cat. xxvii, p. 128.
Phachthia, Wik. Cat. xxx, p. 979 (1864).
Type, O. puncticinctalis, Wk.
Range. Naga Hills ; Ceylon ; Borneo.
Palpi with the 2nd joint reaching above vertex of head, the 3rd
long and naked; antenne ciliated; thorax and abdomen without
tufts. Mid legs of male with a large tuft of hair from base of tibie.
Fore wing long and narrow, the apex acute; the outer margin angled
at middle ; veins 8, 9, 10 from before the angle and staiked. Hind
wing with veins 3, 4 stalked; 5 from near middle of discocellulars.
2889. Olulis puncticinctalis, Wk. Cat. xxvii, p. 127.
Hamaxia lignulina, Wik. Cat. xxvu, p. 128; C. & S. no. 4644.
Phachthia lignigeralis, Wik. Cat. xxx, p. 979.
Head, thorax, and fore wing ochreous, the last with oblique
medial diffused line from costa
to lower angle of cell ; traces
of a waved and curved post-
medial line ; a marginal series
of dark specks; minute red
specks in and at end of cell
and beyond the lower angle.
Fig. 32.— Olulis puncticinctalis, 9. 1. Hind ue pale ochreous, the
outer half rosy pink.
Hab. Nagas; Ceylon; Borneo. wp. 28 millim.
VOL. III. E
66 NOCTUID &.
Genus TALAPA.
Talapa, Moore, P. Z. 8. 1867, p. 82.
Type, T. caliginosa, W1k.
Range. Sikhim; Khasis; Nagas; Ceylon.
Palpi obliquely porrect, the 2nd and 3rd joints long, the 2nd
clothed with hair; antenne minutely ciliated in male; thorax and
abdomen smoothly scaled; tibie hairy. Fore wing with the apex
produced and acute. Hind wing with vein 5 from lower angle
of cell.
Secr. I. Fore wing with the outer margin slightly angled at vein 4.
2890. Talapa caliginosa, Wk. Cat. xxxiii, p. 1017.
Talapa caliginosalis, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, pl. 7, fig. 6; C.& 8.
no. 2849.
¢. Head and thorax dark red-brown; abdomen fuscous. Fore
wing dark red-brown, slightly irrorated with grey scales; almost
straight oblique medial
and postmedial dark lines
with grey inner edges.
Hind wing dark fuscous,
with crenulate marginal
line. Underside red-
wih dish, with dark post-
i medial and_ indistinct
si submarginal lines; hind
Fig. 33.—Talapa caliginosa, S. }- wing with cell-spot.
©. Much redder.
Hab. Sikhim. Euxp., 6 42, 9 52 millim.
ie
2891. Talapa rufilineata, n. sp.
dS. Grey ; the wings irrorated with rufous. Fore wing with .
oblique antemedial, medial, and postmedial straight rufous lines;
the costa rufous; a subapical jet-black spot, with a rufous band
from it to costa, and traces of a curved line from it to outer margin ;
a submarginal series of rufous specks, Hind wing with ante-
medial and two postmedial oblique rufous straight lines; both
wings with waved marginal rufous lines.
Hab. Nagas (Doherty). Hap. 44 millim. Type in coll. Elwes.
2892. Talapa griseifusa, n. sp.
Head and thorax dark red-brown. Fore wing dark red-brown,
suffused with blue-grey ; an antemedial diffused erect dark line ;
medial and postmedial ill-defined irregular lines, the former with
grey lunule on it at end of cell; a double submarginal straight
oblique line, filled in with rufeus and not reaching apex, with
black subapical and medial patches beyond ist. Abdomen and hind
wing brown, the latter with traces of postmedial line.
The Naga female has the medial line of fore wing and post-
medial line of hind wing double, and orange specks at the angle of
cell of fore wing instead of the l2nule on discocellulars.
Hab. Sikhim (Elwes); Nagas (Doherty). Hap. 40-42 millim.
Type in coll. Elwes.
TALAPA.—SINGARA, 67
Srcr. II. Fore wing with the outer margin not angled.
A. Palpi with the 3rd joint not fringed with harr above.
X 2893. Talapa transvitta, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 551, pl. 215, fig. 1;
C. & S. no. 2710.
Bright red-brown. Fore wing with indistinct waved antemedial
line bent outwards below median nervure; a speck in cell, a
slightly oblique medial line with the area beyond it darker and
shading off to the marginal area ; a crenulate postmedial line and
indistinct waved submarginal line; a marginal series of dark
specks. Hind wing fuscous brown, with three indistinct waved
lines on outer area. Underside with a white spot at end of cell
of each wing and some waved lines on outer area.
Hab. Ceylon. Exp. 36 millim.
B. Palpi with the 3rd joint fringed with hair above.
2894. Talapa albigutta, Swink. MS.
2. Dark fuscous suffused with grey. Fore wing with a deep
black subbasal patch below median nervure; traces of an ante-
medial line; an inverted comma-shaped white mark on a blackish
pateh on discocellulars; a postmedial line with a rufous tinge
excurved round end of cell, and with an irregularly dentate line
beyond it, incurved below vein 3; a marginal crenulate line. Abdo-
men and hind wing fuscous.
Hab. Khasis. Hap, 44 millim.
Genus SINGARA.
Singara, Wik. Cat. xxxiii, p. 1113 (1865).
Type, S. diversalis, W1k.
Range. Sikhim ; Sylhet; Nagas.
Palpi with the 2nd joint porrect and very long, the 3rd of
moderate length, upturned, and tufted with hair ; antenne fascicu-
lated in male ; thorax and abdomen smoothly scaled ; tibie fringed
with long hair. Fore wing with the apex nearly rectangular.
2895. Singara diversalis, Wik. Cat. xxxiii, p. 1118; C. § 8. no. 2819
g. Orange, uniformly suf-
fused with crimson or blotched
with crimsonand fuscous. Fore
wing with indistinct straight
oblique antemedial line; the
renitorm an indistinct yellow
patch with two red spots on it;
a crenulate postmedial line
much incurved below cell; an
indistinct lunulate submarginal
line. Hind wing with traces of
a crenulate postmedial line ;
both wings with marginal series
of specks.
Hab. Sikhim ; Sylhet; Nagas. Hp. 52 millim.
Fig. 84.—Singara diversalis, S. +.
F2
68 NOCTUIDA.
Genus CAMPTOCHILUS, nov.
Type, C. viola, Hmpsn.
Range. Sikhim.
Palpi very long, the 2nd joint obliquely upturned and fringed
above with long hair, the 3rd with a large tuft on inner side;
antenne bipectinated in male; thorax and abdomen smoothly
scaled ; tibia naked. Fore wing with the costa angled at middle;
the apex acute; the outer margin angled and hooked at middle,
then crenulate to outer angle; veins 7, 8, 9, 10 stalked and given
off before angle of cell. Hind wing with veins 3, 4 and 6, 7
from cell; 5 from lower angle.
2896. Camptochilus viola, n. sp.
3. Very pale reddish brown, suffused with bluish white. Fore
wing with ante- and post-
medial shehtly waved in-
distinct pale lines and
traces of a submarginal
line. Hind wing with
traces of postmedial and
submarginal pale lines,
which are more distinct
on underside.
Hab. Sikhim, 5000 feet (Hlwes). Hap. 40 millim. Type in
coll. Elwes.
Fig. 35.—Camptochilus viola, 8. 4.
Genus LATIROSTRUM, nov.
Type, L. bisacutwm, Hmpsn.
Range. Himalayas.
Palpi very long and porrect, the 2nd joint fringed with very
long hair above, and tapering to extremity, the 3rd spatulate at tip ;
antenne of male ciliated; thorax and abdomen smoothly scaled ;
tibie hairy. Fore wing long and narrow; the costa arched at
Fig. 36.—Latirostrum bisacutum, 3. }.
base and then straight ; the outer margin produced to points at
apex and vein 4; vein 5 almost obsolete; 8 and 9 anastomosing to
form the areole. Hind wing with veins 3,4 and 6, 7 from cell,
5 from near middle of discocellulars.
LATTROSTRUM.—CORCOBARA. 69
ae
/2897. Latirostrum bisacutum, n. sp.
$.-Red-brown. Fore wing with a yellowish patch on basal
inner area; black specks on a yellow ground in and at end of cell,
the latter with a yellow patch above it on costa; an indistinct
submarginal slightly sinuous black line; a yellow subapical spot,
and patch on outer margin below middle; a marginal series of
black specks. Hind wing fuscous, with the cilia yellow. Under-
side yellow, irrorated with black ; both wings with black postmedial
line; hind wing with cell-spot.
Hab. Mussooree ; Sikhim (Méller). Kap. 56 millim. Type in
coll. Elwes.
Genus CORCOBARA.
Corcobara, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 186 (1882).
Type, C. angulipennis, Moore.
Range. Sikhim ; Ceylon; Singapore.
Palpi porrect, the 2nd and 3rd joints very long and thickly
fringed with hair on both sides; ashort sharp frontal tuft; thorax
and abdomen smoothly scaled; tibize moderately hairy. Fore wing
with the apex depressed and acute; the outer margin angled at
vein 4; the inner margin highly arched, and forming a continuous
curve with the outer margin as far as the angle; veins 8 and 9
anastomosing to form the areole. Hind wing with the costa
slightly excised ; vein 5 from the lower angle of cell.
“2898. Corcobara angulipennis, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 186, pl. 6, fig. 16;
fa oes a tay ) y Hep p 7 Pi. 07; He
Corcobara thwaitesi, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. ii, p. 218, pl. 176, figs. 2,
2 a, 6 (larva); C. & S. no. 2853.
3. Head and thorax dark red-brown; abdomen orange, blackish
at extremity. Fore wing glossy red-brown, with numerous dark
strie; two specks at end of cell. Hind wing orange, with a large
fuscous-black spot near apex. Underside orange; fore wing with
dark specks on costa and outer margin; a dark submarginal band ;
hind wing with dark specks on costa and spot near apex.
Fig. 37.—Corcobara angulipennis, §. 4.
Some specimens have the basal inner area of fore wing speckled
with yellow and a medial ill-defined yellow band from cell to
inner margin.
70 NOCTUID A.
2. With the fore wing very much paler. ,
Larva with the first two pairs of abdominal prolegs rudimentary ;
a conical dorsal hump on 11th somite; colour greyish brown
above, purplish beneath; the sides greyish, with a longitudinal
brown line; spiracles black ; head ochreous, with a black spot in
front.
Hab. Sikhim ; Ceylon; Singapore. Hap., g 42, 2 50 millim.
Genus ANORATHA.
Anoratha, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 82.
Type, A. costalis, Moore.
Range. Sikhim ; Nilgiris ; Ceylon.
Palpi porrect, the 2nd joint extremely long with a downward
curve, its upperside fringed with scales; the 3rd joint long and
depressed. Thorax and abdomen smoothly scaled, the latter very
long in male. Fore wing with the costa arched towards apex,
which is produced and acute, more so in the male than the female;
the outer margin excurved at middle, especially in male. Hind
wing with veins 3 and 4 on a short stalk; 5 from the middle of
discocellulars ; the outer margin excised towards anal angle in
male.
2899. Anoratha costalis, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 82, pl. 7, fig. 10;
C. §& S. no. 2850.
Head pale; palpi black at sides; thorax dark red-brown; abdo-
men fuscous. Fore wing dark rich red-brown; a whitish costal
fascia; a straight erect
postmedial white line,
with a rufous spot
beyond it on vein 5d.
Hind wing pale fus-
cous, with indistinct
a pale postmedial line ;
Re underside with dark
cell-spot and _ post-
medial line.
Fig. 88.—Anoratha costalis, 2. 1}.
Hab. Sikhin. Exp. 54 millim.
2900. Anoratha paritalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p.65; Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii,
——" pl. 176, figs. 7,74; C.§ 8. no. 2861.
Head and thorax pale chestnut ; palpi black at sides; abdomen
fuscous. Fore wing pale chestnut, irrorated with a darker tint;
the costa slightly paler ; an indistinct antemedial angulated line ;
a postmedial oblique line; some indistinct submarginal specks.
Hind wing fuscous; the cilia chequered rufous and fuscous ;
underside with indistinct cell-spot and postmedial line.
ANORATHA,—MARAPANA, vill
The Sikhim form is large and dark, with the costa of fore wing
purplish.
Hab. Sikhim; Nilgiris; Ceylon. wp. 42-52 millim.
Genus MARAPANA.
Marapana, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 227 (1885).
Sarcopteron, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 115 (1893).
Type, MZ. pulverata, Guen.
Range. Assam ; Ceylon; Burma; Sumatra; Java; Borneo.
Palpi with the 2nd joint very long and porrect, the 3rd obliquely
upturned ; no frontal tuft; antenne minutely ciliated in male.
Fore wing with the apex somewhat acute; veins 8 and 9 anasto-
mosing to form the areole. Hind wing with the anal angle trun-
cate ; veins 3 and 4 sometimes on a short stalk; 5 from just below
middle of discocellulars.
Secr. I. (Marapana). Palpi with the 2nd and 3rd joints fringed
with long hair on upperside; fore wing with vein 10 from
___the areole.
/ 2901. Marapana incongrualis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 232; Moore, Lep.
~ Ceyl. iii, pl. 177, fig. 6; C. § S. no. 2925.
Head, thorax, and fore wing ochreous, with a slight reddish
tinge, the last slightly irrorated with dark scales, and with indistinct
antemedial, medial, and postmedial waved lines; two dark specks
on the discocellulars, some on costa towards apex, and submarginal
and marginal series. Hind wing with the basal area pale; the
outer area fuscous ; underside with cell-spot and medial and post-
medial waved lines.
Hab. Ceylon. Hap. 24 millim.
2902. Marapana plagifera, Wik. J rn. Linn. Soe. vii, p. 187.
Differs from incongrualis in being much pinker; fore wing with
the submarginal line more sinuous. Hind wing crimson, with
large black apical patch.
Jn the Naga specimen the outer margin of fore wing is slightly
angled at middle, and the whole costal area of hind wing black.
Hab. Nagas; Sumatra; Borneo. wp. 26 millim.
2903. Marapana nisalis, Wik. Cat. xix, p. 845; Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix,
pl. 166, fig. 16; C. & S. no. 2776.
Hypena rubripunctalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 238.
Differs from incongrualis in being redder. Fore wing with four
waved lines; no dark specks at end of cell; the outer area suffused
with red. Hind wing without black suffusion ; a dark speck in
cell; four indistinct waved rufous lines; a submarginal series of
black specks and marginal crenulate pink line. Underside of fore
wing red; hind wing with two red lines and submarginal series of
black specks.
Hab. Ceylon. Exp, 24 millim.
7 a NOCTUID A.
ho904. ANoleapitin pulverata, Guen. Noct. iii, p. 351; C. §& S. no. 2765.
Hypena raralis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 65; C. & S. no. 2926. 7
Hypena truncatalis, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1518.
Brick-red ; palpi black. Fore wing with a black speck in the
cell; both wings with a dark
oblique postmedial line, with
pale inner edge and traces
of submarginal and marginal
series of specks.
Hab. Margharita, Assam ;
Y Ceylon ; Rangoon; Java.
Fig. 89.—Marapana pulverata, 0. 4. Exp. 36 millim.
Secr. IT. (Sarcopterum). Palpi with the 2nd joint only fringed at
extremity, the 3rd naked; fore wing with vein 10 from beyond
the areole.
2905. Marapana punctimargo, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 115, pl. 166,
fie. 22.
Reddish ochreous brown; the collar darker; abdomen with
fuscous marks above. Fore wing with traces of a waved rufous
antemedial line; a black speck in cell; a waved diffused medial
fuscous line and traces of two similar postmedial lines; two black
specks at end of cell; a marginal series of black specks to both
wings. Underside of hind wing with black cell-spot and curved
rufous postmedial line.
Hab, Ceylon. Exp. 28 millim.
Genus DICHROMIA.
Dichromia, Guen. Delt. et Pyr. p. 18 (1854).
Type, D. orosia, Cram.
Range. Persia; Japan; China; throughout India, Ceylon, and
Burma; Java; Australia.
Palpi roughly scaled, the 2nd joint long and porrect, the 3rd
obliquely upturned and ending in a naked point; a sharp frontal
tuft; antenne minutely ciliated in male. Fore wing with the
apex depressed and slightly acute ; veins 8 and 9 anastomosing to
form the areole. Hind wing with veins 3 and 4 from angle of
cell; 5 from below middle of discocellulars ; 6 and 7 from upper
angle.
2906. Dichromia orosia, Cram. Pap. Exot. iii, pl. 2750; C. § S.
| «No. 2844, 9.
Head and thorax clothed with grey black-mottled scales ; abdo-
men orange. Fore wing grey, irrorated with black-brown; a large
subtriangular black patch with pale edges occupying the medial
DICHROMIA. fs
area, but not reaching the inner margin, its outer edge
slightly angled at veins 5
and 2; the apical area suf-
fused with fuscous black.
Hind wing orange; the apical
area black. Underside of
fore wing fuscous.
Larva pale green ; the head
Fig. 40.—Dichromia orosia, S. }. and somites with series of
small black tubercles.
Hab. China; throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma. Lup.
36 millim.
f 2907. Dichromia trigonalis, Gwen. Delt. et Pyr. p. 19; C. § &.
no. 2847.
;Dichromia sextalis, W/k. Cat, xvi, p. 19.
Dichromia amica, But. Iil. Het. ii, p. 55, pl. 88, fig. 3. /G
~ Bomolocha opulenta, Christ. Hor. Soc. Ent. Ross. xii, p. 238, pl. vii,
fig. 29.
Differs from orosta in being rather darker and browner. Fore
wing with the subtriangular mark almost reaching the inner
margin ; traces of a fuscous submarginal band, crossed by a faint
curved streak from the apex. Underside of fore wing with a white
subapical speck.
Hab. Astrabad; Japan; China; Formosa; throughout the
Himalayas; Khasis. Hp. 36 millim.
2908. Dichromia triplicalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 16; C. § S. no. 2848.
Differs from trigonalis in the head and thorax being black-brown.
Fore wing black-brown, irrorated with grey, especially on basal area,
which is defined by an obscure oblique line beyond the nearly
straight and erect postmedial white line and on outer area; no
medial triangular patch.
Hab. Sikhim; Bhutan; Khasis. Hap. 42 millim.
2909. Dichromia quadralis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 14; C. & 8. no. 2846, 7
~——Dichromia mollis, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1891, p. 481.
Differs from triplicalis in the basal area of the fore wing being
grey, with a fawn-coloured fascia on inner margin, to the post-
medial line, which is less regular; a pale band beyond the hne
joined by a curved streak from the apex, with irregular inner edge
and some dark marks below the streak on the edge of the pale
band.
Hab. Dalhousie; Dharmsdla; Sikhim ; Khasis; Rangoon. Exp.
34-42 millim.
2910. Dichromia pullata, Moore, Lep. Geir 1, p. 221, pl..176, tere:
C. & S. no. 2845.
Differs from quadralis in the basal patch and fascia of the fore
74 NOCTUID A.
wing being darker ; a white speck in the cell; the postmedial line
straighter, with the band beyond it whiter; some white marginal
specks. Hind wing white, with the apical black area very large,
and broad as far as vein 2; the costal and inner areas blackish.
Hab. W. and 8. India; Ceylon. wp. 34 millim.
Genus RHYNCHINA.
Rhynchina, Guen. Delt. et Pyr. p. 20 (1854).
Type, R. pionealis, Guen.
fianye. Palearctic and Oriental regions; W. Africa; Australia.
Palpi with the 2nd joint very long and fringed with long hair on
upperside, the 3rd obliquely upturned and scaled to half its
length; a sharp frontal tuft; metathorax with a slight tuft;
abdomen without tufts; tibie not hairy. Fore wing long and
narrow ; the apex acute, the outer margin oblique; no raised tufts
in cell. Hind wing with vein 5 from above lower angle of cell.
Secr. I. Antennz of male minutely serrate and fasciculate,
with long cilia.
A. Palpi long, fringed with shortish hair above ; fore wing with outer
margin obliquely curved.
2911. Rhynchina abducalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 66; C. § S. no. 2861.
Hypena undulalis, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1158; C. & S. no. 2921.
Hypena curviferalis, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1510.
Hypena columbaris, Bul. Ill. Het. ii, p. 55, pl. 38, fig. 7.
Hypena vigens, Butl. Ill. Het. ii, p. 5d, pl. 38, fig. 4.
Hypena incurvata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 189; C. & S. no. 2883.
Hypena angustalis, Warr. P. Z. S. 1888, p. 817; C.& S. no. 2862 A.
Hypena curvilinea, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 98, pl. 148, fig. 18.
Pale reddish brown or grey. Fore wing with a curved dark and
pale line from apex to below angle of cell, and thence to base, and
with two or three less distinct dark lines outside it; the area above
it suffused with brown, the veins paler; dark specks at middle and
end of cell; a dark marginal line.
In abducalis and curviferalis the curved line is almost straight
from vein 4 to 1; in the former the dark suffusion above it is very
prominent, and with a pale and dark line on its upper edge, the
veins more prominently pale. In curvilinea from the Nilgiris the
ground-colour 1s greyish white; the markings of fore wing very
prominent, and the line evenly curved.
Hab. Japan; China; Chusan Isl.; throughout India; Anda-
mans; Java. Hep. 36-38 millim.
B. Pal shorter, fringed with long hair above; fore wing with the
outer margin straight and less oblique.
2912. Rhynchina striga, Feld. Reis. Nov. pl. 109, fig. 29; C. § S.
no. 2960. ‘
Hormisa morosa, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) iv, p. 446.
Bright brownish ochreous; the male darker than the female.
RHYNCHINA. 75
Fore wing with an oblique white line from apex to below angle of
cell, where it joins a whitish or pale fuscous fascia on inner margin ;
traces of a dark submarginal line. Hind wing yellowish brown.
The form morosa from Japan is darker.
Hab. Japan; Simla; Dharmsdla; North Chin Hills. vp.
28 millim.
2913. Rhynchina pervulgaris, Swink. P. Z. 8. 1885, p. 471, pl. 28,
fir. 5; C. § S. no. 2858.
Rhynchina xylina, Swink. P. Z. S. 1886, p. 452; C_§ S. no. 2860.
Dull reddish brown. Fore wing with waved antemedial line on
an indistinct grey band; a similar postmedial line highly excurved
round the greyish reniform; an indistinct waved submarginal line.
Hind wing pale fuscous.
The form pervulgaris has the base of fore wing and inner border
of postmedial line pale, whilst wylina is more uniform brown.
Hab. Bombay; Poona; Mhow; Thyetmyo, Burma. vp.
16-18 millim.
C. Palpi very long and fringed with long hair above. Fore wing
narrow ; the apex very acute, and outer maryin more oblique.
2914. Rhynchina pionealis, Guen. Delt. et Pyr. p. 21; C. & S.
no, 2859.
Hormisa cramboides, Buti. Ill. Het. iii, p. 62, pl. 56, fig. 6. 72,
Rhynchina angustata, Butl. Ill. Het. vii, p. 84, pl. 133, fig. 15.
Rhynchina uniformis, Budl, I7/. Het. vii, p. 84, pl. 153, fig. 18.
Rhynchina rivuligera, Butl. ll. Het. vii, p. 84, pl. 188, fig. 14.
Greyish ochreous brown. Fore
wing with an oblique white line
from apex to below angle of cell;
an obscure dark submarginal line.
Hind wing fuscous brown.
The form rivuligera has the
oblique line bent below angle of
cell, and then running to the base
with chestnut on each side of it;
uniformis has the markings almost obsolete.
Hab. Japan; Dharmsdla; Nilgiris. Hp. 38 millim.
Fig. 41.
Rhynchina pionealis, 8. }.
D. Fore wing with the apew less acute; the outer margin more curved
and less oblique ; a tooth of scales at outer angle.
2915. Rhynchina angulata, Wik. Trans. Ent. Soc. (3) 1, p. 88; C.¢ S.
no. 2334.
Rhynchina angulifascia, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 188; C. § S.no. 2857.
Rhynchina ceerulescens, Buti, Ill. Het. vii, p. 83, pl. 133, fig. 12.
Rhynchina plusioides, Butl. Ill. Het. vii, p. 82, pl. 183, fig. 9.
Rhynchina sagittata, Buti. Ill. Het. vii, p. 88, pl. 183, figs. 10, 11.
The typical form differs from pionealis in the fore wing being
dark grey, with chestnut below apex and in the angle of the white
line which runs to the base and is prominent and double below the
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angle of cell, where there is a white spot; the submarginal line
pale, with some dark streaks between it and the oblique line.
In the form angulifascia the colour of the male is ochreous, with
the oblique line chestnut and bent down to middle of inner margin
instead of running to the base; the female is uniform fulvous, with
white speck at angle of cell, the line single, bent, and running to
the base. In plusioides there is an indistinct angled antemedial
line; obscure orbicular and reniform spots; the postmedial line
angled below costa, curved beyond cell, then double and running to
middle of inner margin ; an obscure apical streak with dark sagittate
marks below it; an indistinct dentate submarginal line; colour
dark vinous brown, the area beyond the oblique line tinged with
fulvous. Ina Nilgiri form the oblique line is almost straight from
the angle below costa. In sagittata the colour is duller and more
uniform brown, with the line more uniformly excurved round cell ;
the palpi often somewhat shorter.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas; Nilgiris. Hap. 30-35 millim.
Secr. II. Antenne of male bipectinated ; palpi and shape as
in pronealis.
2916. Rhynchina sigillata, Butl. Ili. Het. vii, p. 75, pl. 181, fig. 11.
Differs from the form plusvoides of angulata in having the
eround-colour blackish fuscous ; the reniform grey or olive; a black
streak above outer angle.
flab. Dharmsala; Dalhousie. Hap. 30 millim.
Genus HYPENA.
Hypena, Schrank, Fauna Borca, ii, 2, p. 163 (1802).
Ophiuche, fHiibn. Verz. p. 344 (? 1818).
Bomolocha, Hiibn. Verz. p. 348.
Naarda, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1694 (1866).
Mathura, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 188 (1882).
Harita, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 187.
Apanda, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 186.
Ptyophora, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 128 (1893).
Type, H. rostralis, Linn., from Europe.
Range. Universally distributed.
Antenne minutely ciliated in male; an acute frontal tuft;
thorax smoothly scaled ; abdomen with dorsal tufts; mid and hind
tibie but slightly hairy. Fore wing with the apex acute and
depressed.
Sect. I. (Hypena). Palpi extremely long and porrect, the 2nd
and 3rd joints fringed on both sides with long hair; abdominal
tufts on first two segments.
A. Fore wing long and narrow ; the raised tufts well developed.
2917. Hypena longipennis, Wk. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1139; C.§ S. no, 2898,
3. Dark fuscous. Fore wing irrorated with black; the costal
HYPENA, vir
area greyish, most prominently so at apex, where it has black
suffusion below it; the raised tufts black; an indistinct sub-
marginal series of specks.
2. Considerably paler and redder fuscous; the raised tufts at
middle of cell sometimes forming a large oblique streak.
Hab. Dharmsala; Sikhim; Khésis. wp. 40 millim.
2918. Hypena elongalis, Fabr. Ent. Syst. iii, pars 2, p. 221; C. § 8.
no. 2875.
Hypena radicalis, Swink. P, Z. 8, 1889, p. 416,
Differs from longipennis in the fore wing being less produced at
apex, and consequently shorter and the outer margin less oblique.
Hab. Nilgiri plateau ; Travancore. Hxp. 32-44 millim.
B. Fore wing much broader ; the outer margin less oblique ;
the raised tufts slight.
2919. Hypena proboscidalis, Zinn. Syst. Nat. i, 2, p. 881; Hiibn.
Samml. Eur. Schmett., Pyr. pl. ii, fig. 7; C.& S. no. 2908. 3. /.
Phaleena ensalis, Fabr. Ent. Syst. iii, pars 2, p. 221.
‘Hypena indicalis, Guen. Delt. et Pyr.p. 31; C § S. no. 2884.
(* Hypena cervinalis, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 838; C. & S. no. 2866.
~ Hypena ochreipennis, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 188; C. & S. no. 2904.
~Hypena externa, Moore, Lep, Atk. p. 190; C.g S. no. 2877 (nee
WIk.).
(° Hypena tatorhina, Buti. Ill. Het. iui, p. 59, pl. 55, fig. 138; C.§ 8.
no. 2916.
Greyish red-brown; the palpi somewhat shorter than in longi-
pennis. Fore wing with numerous indistinct dark strie and
specks ; the raised tufts slight, the one in the cell surrounding a
Fig. 42.— Hypena proboscidalis, g. 1.
white speck; an indistinct ferruginous antemedial line; a promi-
nent postmedial oblique line; an indistinct sinuous submarginal
dark line. Hind wing fuscous. Underside of fore wing with
white subapical speck; hind wing pale, with dark striz.
The form ochreipennis has a yellowish tinge, and the fore wing
is more prominently striated.
Hab. Europe; Japan; Kula; Sikhim; Khisis. Zyvp. 40 millim.
*2920. Hypena tenuipalpis, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 93, pl. 147, fig. 11,
Very pale brown. Fore wing irrorated with black scales; a
black speck at base ; a dark spot on discocellulars ; traces of a sub-
ts
78 NOCTUID A.
marginal series of specks and a marginal series. Hind wing pale
fuscous.
Hab. Nilgiris. Hap. 30 millim.
2921. Hypena acutalis, n. sp.
$. Fore wing with the outer margin slightly excised below
apex and excurved at middle. Reddish fuscous; the fore wing
with a purplish gloss and irrorated with black; a black speck in
cell and spot at end of it, each with a dark striga from the costa
above it; a marginal series of black specks.
Hab, Nagas (Doherty), Hap. 34 millim. Type in coll. Elwes.
2922. Hypena duplicilinea, n. sp.
®. Head and thorax chestnut ; abdomen brown. Fore wing
chestnut, irrorated with purplish white; an oblique antemedial
darker line excurved below the cell; a double oblique medial line
slightly angled at middle; traces of a postmedial sinuous line, with
a fuscous and grey maculate line beyond it. Hind wing pale
brown. Underside of fore wing with subapical white speck.
Hab. Sikhim (Lidderdale), Exp. 30 millim. Type in coll.
Druce.
2923. Hypena strigosa, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 94, pl. 147, fig. 14.
Hypena laxia, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1891, p. 483
Palpi as in proboscidalis. Dark red-brown; abdomen dark
fuscous, with the tuft on 2nd segment red-brown and very large.
Fore wing irrorated with dark specks, and sometimes with a greenish
tinge; an antemedial outwardly-oblique pale line from the costa
to median nervure; an indistinct pale streak in end of cell; a
rufous line with grey outer edge from the costa before apex to
middle of inner margin; a submarginal series of dark specks; a
curved apical whitish streak. Hind wing dark fuscous. Under-
side of fore wing with the costal area pale, with dark specks and
subapical black and white spot; hind wing pale, irrorated with
dark specks.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Nilgiris. Hap. 34-38 millim.
2924. Hypena daria, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1891, p. 482, pl. 19,
fig. 14.
Differs from strigosa in the postmedial line of fore wing being
ineurved, and with a black mark on it above inner margin; the
apical pale streak with an indentation on its outer edge.
Hab. Khasis. Hay. 40 millim.
2925. Hypena strigifascia, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 191; C. § S.
no. 2914.
Differs from strigosa in the ground-colour being dark red-brown,
HYPENA. 79
slightly irrorated with purple. Fore wing with the antemedial
line dentate and angled above vein 1; the postmedial line slightly
irregular and less oblique; the apical pale mark in the form of a
small patch.
Hab. Sikhim. wp. 38 millim.
2926. Hypena labatalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 66; Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii,
ple ie 65. GS, no. 2887.) 17.
Palpi very long; colour pale or dark greyish red-brown. Fore wing
with a dark speck in cell and another at end of it; a very indistinct
postmedial line highly angled beyond the cell, where it is met by
the long curved apical white streak, which has two dark spots in its
bend. Underside of fore wing with the costa pale, speckled with
fuscous, and with a subapical black and white spot; hind wing
pale, with dark specks and cell-spot.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Nilgiris; Ceylon. vp. 28 millim.
2927. Hypena lignealis, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1188; Hmpsn. Ill. Het
ix, pl. 166, fig. 5; C. & S. no. 2892. if
Head and thorax red-brown; abdomen fuscous. Fore wing red-
brown, the inner area suffused with blue-erey, which is narrowest
at middle; some black spots in and below cell; an indistinct
highly-angled postmedial line, with a black spot on it below cell ;
the curved apical streak very long and prominent, with two black
spots above it; an indistinct submarginal series of black specks.
Hind wing fuscous. Underside of fore wing with black and white
subapical speck.
Hab. Ceylon. Exp. 32 millim.
2928. Hypena rhynchalis, Snell. Tijd. v. Ent. xxiii, p. 117.
g. Head, thorax, and fore wing dark fuscous, the last with
traces of antemedial, postmedial, and submarginal rufous lines ;
the tufts in and at end of cell dark; abdomen and hind wing
paler fuscous.
Hab. Khasis; Celebes; Australia. xp. 26 millim.
2929. Hypena masurialis, Guen Delt. et Pyr. p. 38; C. & 8. no. 2895' 2 . /,
Hypena obliqualis, Koll. Hiigel’s Kaschmir, iv, p. 491 (nec Fabr.).
Hypena obacerralis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 53; Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii,
ple lve, tig: os C6. Sino, 2929.) J
Hypena cerulealis, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1142.
Hypena ferriscitalis, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1142.
Hypena invenustalis, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1890, p. 260.
Rhynchina eremialis, Swink. P. Z. S. 1889, p. 417.
Pale or dark greyish red-brown. Fore wing slightly irrorated
with dark scales; traces of an antemedial waved line; a dark
speck in the cell; an oblique, slightly sinuous, ferruginous line
from the costa before apex to middle of inner margin; traces of
80 NOCTUID#.
an oblique dark line from the apex, often with a more or less
complete series of dark specks on it. Abdomen and hind wing
fuscous.
The form ferriscitalis from Australia is dark, whilst eremialis
from Sind is much paler, with the markings of the fore wing
almost obsolete. The variety cerulealis from Sikhim, Nagas, and
Australia has the costal area of fore wing whitish.
Hab. Hi. Africa; Kashmir; W.and 8. India; Ceylon; Burma ;
Australia. Hap. 24-30 millim.
2930. Hypena mistacalis, Guen. Delt. et Pyr. p. 60; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
ili, pl. 175, fig. 6; C.§ S. no. 2928, 2—
Hypena pactalis, Wk. Cat. xvi, p. 64.
Differs from masurialis in being pale ochreous brown. Fore
wing with the indistinct antemedial line oblique; the postmedial
indistinct ; a prominent oblique white line from apex to inner
margin beyond the middle, with a diffused dark inner edge.
Hab, Calcutta; Nilgiris; Ceylon; Mergui. ap. 24-26 millim.
2931. Hypena castaneipalpis, Swink. MS.
3S. Palpi chestnut ; head, thorax, and fore wing violaceous grey,
with darker irroration ; the last with postmedial line highly angled
at vein 6; a submarginal series of black specks; the outer area
bright chestnut, except at apex; abdomen and hind wing dark
fuscous. Underside pale.
Hab. Khasis. Ewp. 26 millim.
2932, Hypena lividalis, Mibn. Samml. Eur. Schmett., Pyr. figs. 11, 186.
Hypena abjuralis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 68.
Hypena scissalis, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1133.
Hypena perna, Feld. Reis. Nov. pl. 120, fig. 8.
Differs from masurialis in the head, thorax, and basal area of
fore wing being bright ferruginous ; the oblique line straight, with
diffused white merging into fuscous beyond it.
Hab. S. Europe; Africa; Aden; throughout India and Burma.
Exp. 24 millim.
2933, Hypena conscitalis, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1509; C. & S.
no. 2927. |
Differs from lividalis in the fore wing having a grey fascia on
costal area ; a black speck at end of cell; the oblique line further
from the base, slightly curved, and with the grey line beyond it
more prominent and curved. ue
Hab. Ceylon; Java; 8.E. Australia. Zep. 25 millm.
2934. Hypena mimicalis, Swink. P. Z. S. 1885, p. 471, pl. 28, fig. 6;
C. & S. no. 2897.
Perfectly uniform ochreous brown. hi
Had. Bombay ; Poona; Cutch. xp. 30 milim.
HYPENA. 81
| 2935. Hypena iconicalis, Wik. Cut. xvi, p. 61; Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii,
plano ced) C. GS. no. 288i nie
Hypena sulalis, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1140.
Hypena subnotalis, Wik. Cut. xxxiv, p. 1140.
Hypena similata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 192; C.§ S. no. 2911.
Reddish grey-brown; the palpi black. Fore wing slightly
irrorated with dark specks ; an indistinct sinuous antemedial line ;
a black speck in cell; a medial straight, almost erect, dark line
with some bluish grey on the outer edge, and often with the area
beyond it grey; a more or less developed sinuous submarginal
series of black and white specks. Hind wing fuscous. Underside
with subapical black and white speck to fore wing, and indistinct
cell-spot and postmedial line to hind wing.
The males have the palpi shorter, more broadly scaled, and the
frontal tuft very thick; specimens from HE. Pegu have the costa of
fore wing whitish.
Hab. Assam; throughout Peninsular India, Ceylon, and Burma ;
Java; Sula; Mysol. vp. 30-32 millim.
. 2936. Hypena rectivittalis, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 84; C. & S.
no. 2909.
Hypena beatalis, Feld. Revs. Nov. pl. 120, fig. 19.
| Hypena minna, Butl, Ill. Het. iii, p. 59, pl. 55, fig. 12.
Hypena vecordialis, Swink. P. Z. S. 1885, p. 472, pl. 28, fig. 10;
C. & S. no. 2922.
Hypena speculalis, Swink. P. Z. S. 1885, p. 472, pl. 28, fig. 8;
C. § Sone, 2912.
Head, thorax, and fore wing pale ochreous brown, irrorated and
striated with dark brown; palpi black and grey. Fore wing with
dark speck in cell; a straight oblique postmedial brown band
with black edges ; an indistinct submarginal series of dark specks.
Abdomen and hind wing pale fuscous.
The form speculalis has an oblique single line to fore wing
instead of the band with a black spot beyond it on inner margin ;
some specimens have the sinuous submargina. series of specks
prominent.
Hab. Africa; Japan; N.W. Himalayas; Punjab; Bombay;
Nilgiris. Hap. 30 millim.
Sror. II. (Bomolocha). Palpi very much shorter and stouter; the
2nd joint porrect and clothed with long hair; the 3rd upturned
and hairy for two thirds its length, the apex naked.
A. Fore wing long and narrow, with the raised specks prominent.
2937. Hypena narratalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 57; C. & S. no. 2900.
Hypena urticola, Buti. Ill. Het. vii, p. 86, pl. 134, fig. 2.
Differs from proboscidalis (p. 77) in being fuscous brown without
the red tinge. Fore wing with the striz and raised specks more
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prominent ; the white speck and rufous ante- and postmedial lines
absent. Hind wing and underside darker.
The form urticola is pale, with large dark patches on middle of
costa of fore wing and below apex.
flab. N.W. Himalayas. wp. 44 millim.
2938. Hypena divaricata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 189; C. & S. no. 2878.
¢. Red-brown, irrorated with black. Fore wing with indistinct
antemedial line, highly angled at median nervure and almost joined |
at inner margin by a very oblique line trom the costa before apex ;
the specks in and at end of cell black; a pale apical streak and
traces of a submarginal line. Abdomen and hind wing fuscous
brown.
flab. Sikhim. wp. 36 millim.
B. Fore wing short and broad, with the raised specks absent or one
minute one in cell; abdominal tufts usually well developed.
2939. Hypena albisigna, Moore, Lep. Atk. p.188; C. & S. no. 2856.
Dark brown. Fore wing with a somewhat indistinct waved
antemedial line ; a white L-mark in the cell; an erect, slightly
sinuous dark postmedial line; a submarginal sinuous series of
indistinct dark specks; a marginal dark line. Hind wing fuscous,
with a marginal dark line; the cilia darkest at middle; underside
of fore wing with postmedial line and subapical black and white
speck ; hind wing with cell-spot and postmedial and submarginal
lines. '
Hab. Khiasis. Hap. 32 millim.
2940. Hypena umbripennis, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 192; Waterh, Aid,
ible JOG I7Asy, wey, Gy
Differs from albisigna in being without the white L-mark on
fore wing ; the postmedial line may be almost straight and has a
pale outer edge, varying in being slightly inwardly to slightly out-
wardly oblique; three white specks may be present on costa
towards apex. Underside with the subapical speck and markings
of hind wing indistinct.
The colour may be fuscous or dark reddish brown.
Hab. Khasis. Exp. 32 millim.
2941. Hypena tenebralis, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 88; C. & S.
no. 2917. :
Very dark red-brown. Fore wing slightly irrorated with grey ;
faint traces of antemedial and postmedial lines, the latter incurved
below the cell and nearly meeting the antemedial line at inner
margin; a dark streak on discocellulars ; a submarginal series of
black and white specks from the costa to vein 4, from which there
is an indistinct curved line to inner margin; an obscure apical
HYPENA, 83
grey streak. Underside of fore wing with subapical black and
white speck; hind wing with cell-spot and postmedial line.
Some specimens have the area beyond the postmedial line of
fore wing paler.
Hab, Sikhin; Khasis. Eup. 42 millim.
2942. Hypena dentilineata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 187, pl. 6, fig. 24;
C. § S. no, 2854.
Grey- brown, irrorated with fuscous. Fore wing with ante- and
postmedial waved erect lines, the latter slightly bent out round
cell and with the area beyond it rather paler; indistinct dark
spots in and at end of cell; a submarginal series of white lunules ;
some subapical black streaks. Hind wing paler; both wings with
marginal series of dark lunules.
Hab. Sikhim. Ewp. 38 millim.
| 2943. Hypena rhombalis, Gwen. Delt. et Pyr. p. 83; C. § S. no. 2910.
~~ _Hypena telamonalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 231.
Hypena basistrigalis, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 84; C. & S. no. 2863.
Hypena veronica, Butl. Ill. Het. vii, p. 85, pl. 138, fig. 17.
3. Very dark red-brown. Fore wing with a large fuscous
semicircular patch on the costa before apex, irrorated with a few
bluish-white scales; an oblique line from outer margin below apex
to inner margin beyond middle, the area beyond it fuscous, irro-
rated with bluish-white scales ; a fuscous fascia on inner margin.
Abdomen and hind wing dark fuscous. Underside of hind wing
with cell-spot and indistinct postmedial line.
@. Redder; fore wing with the costal patch and inner and
outer marginal areas ochreous.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Borneo. xp. 36 millim.
( 2944, Hypena obductalis, 17k. Cat. xvi, p. 56; C.§ S. no. 2901.
' Hypena flexuosa, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 190; C. & S. no. 2878.
Dark fuscous brown. Fore wing with an antemedial whitish
line angled at median nervure, then bent outwards and joiming a
postmedial line angled at vein 5 and in interno-median interspace,
the area_beyond it and the inner area slightly paler or suffused
with white; a dark speck at middle and another at end of cell; a
submarginal series of dark specks; a dark blotch often present
below the obscure apical streak. Hind wing fuscous brown ;
underside with indistinct cell-spot and postmedial line.
The area between the ante- and postmedial lines may be rich
dark brown. In fleauosa the colour of the fore wing is almost
uniform.
Hab, Simla; Dharmsala; Sikhim; Khasis. xp. 40 millim.
2945. Hypena eductalis, n. sp.
3. Differs from obductalis in the inner basal area of fore wing
being dark; the postmedial line very oblique below costa, with a
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84 NOCTUID A.
large rounded sinus beyond the cell meeting the dark patch below
the apical streak.
Hab. Sikhim (Gammie). Exp. 36 millim. Type in coll. Elwes.
2946. Hypena colombana, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 223, pl. 176, fig. 8 ;
C. & S. no. 2869, 3%
Hypena biangulata, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 223, pl. 176, fig. 9;
C.& S. no. 2864.
6. Head and thorax dark purplish brown. Fore wing dark
purplish grey; a highly angled antemedial line irregular between
the costa and angle; a postmedial line with an angle beyond cell
and another on vein 2; a curved apical streak, with two black
spots above it and some dark suffusion below it. Hind wing dark
fuscous. Underside with black and white subapical speck.
@. Paler and redder, with the postmedial line nearly straight.
Hab, Ceylon; Andamans. vp. 38 millim.
2947. Hypena vestita, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii. p. 221, pl. 176, fig. 10;
C. & S. no. 2923.
Differs from obductalis in being rufous. Fore wing with the
patch between the ante- and postmedial lines rich chocolate ; the
postmedial line produced to a quadrate sinus between veins 3 and
4; the dark blotch below the apical streak chocolate ; no whitish
suffusion. Hind wing reddish fuscous.
Hab. Ceylon. Exp. 36 millim.
2948. Hypena cyanea, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 121, pl. 166, fic. 20.
Differs from vesteta in being darker red-brown. Fore wing with
the ante- and postmedial lines rufous edged with bluish white ; the
outer area largely suffused with bluish white. Hind wing dark
fuscous.
Hab. Ceylon. Lap. 36 millim.
2949. Hypena lacessalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 59; C. § S. no. 2889. uo
Dark rich red-brown. Fore wing slightly irrorated with bluish-
white scales; an antemedial bluish-white line with three angles in
it; a postmedial line angled outwards at vein 5; an indistinct
submarginal dark line, witha series of bluish lunulate spots beyond
it and marginal series of specks. Hind wing dark fuscous.
Underside of fore wing with subapical white speck; hind wing
with cell-spot and postmedial line.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Hap. 44 millim.
2950. Hypena lativitta, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 190; C. § S. no. 2891.
Dark red-brown. Fore wing with antemedial bluish-white line
with three angles in it; a medial sinuous line, the area beyond it
greyish brown with an indistinct dentate submarginal line, and
apical streak with dark brown on its lower side. Hind wing dark
WYPENA, &5
fuscous. Underside with subapical white speck to fore wing ;
hind wing with cell-spot and postmedial line.
Hab. Sikhim. Exp. 38 millim.
)2951. Hypena ophiusoides, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 189; Waterh. Aid, ii,
Sa plal73, fe. 6; ©. & S. no, 2905.
Differs from (ativitta in the fore wing having the antemedial
line obsolete ; white specks on costa towards apex; no dark mark
below the apical streak, which is very obscure; the submarginal
line sinuous and very indistinct; a series of minute marginal pale
specks.
Some specimens have the basal area of fore wing not darker than
the outer area, or the dark colour may be reduced to spots in the
sinuations of the medial line; dark streaks in the interspaces are
often present between the medial and submarginal lines.
Hab. Khasis. Hep. 30 millim.
2952. Hypena divisalis, Moore, P. Z. 8. 1867, p. 84; C.§ S. no. 2874.
2. Head and thorax rufous brown. Fore wing dark rufous
brown as far as the postmedial line; the outer area grey-brown ;
an indistinct curved antemedial line, with a ferruginous patch
beyond it on inner margin ; the postmedial line slightly angled at
vein 4, then inwardly oblique. Abdomen and hind wing pale or
dark fuscous. Underside with the subapical speck of fore wing
and cell-spot and postmedial line of hind wing indistinct.
Some specimens are much darker than others.
Hab. Sikhim. Exp. 30-34 millim.
2953. Hypena castanealis, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 84; C. & S.
no. 2868.
3. Differs from diwisalis in being brighter in colour. Tore
wing with the antemedial line waved and sharply angled inwards
below median nervure; an indistinct dark line inside the post-
medial line and two beyond it. Hind wing with the costal and
outer areas paler. Underside with the costa of fore wing, and
the hind wing, pale with a reddish tinge.
2 with the head, thorax, and fore wing more ferruginous in
tone.
Hab. Sikhim. Lp. 36 millim.
~
/ 2954, Hypena griseapex, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 94, pl. 147,
figs Ts IA;
Hypena albifusa, Hmpsn. Ill, Het. viii, p. 97, pl. 148, fig. 9.
Head and thorax greyish brown; abdomen fuscous. Fore wing
with an indistinct oblique antemedial line; the basal area dark as
far as the straight, nearly erect medial line, beyond which the area
is grey, shading into red-brown towards margin ; a broad ditfused
grey curved apical streak. Hind wing dark fuscous. Underside
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of fore wing with some grey apical suffusion; hind wing with
slight mark on discocellulars.
Hab. Nilgiris; Ceylon. wp, 38 millim.
) 2955. Hypena griseivitta, Hmpsn, Ill. Het. viii, p. 96, pl. 148, fie. 8.
Differs from griseapex in the media! line of fore wing being erect
and minutely waved.
Hab. Simla; Nilgiris. xp. 36 millim.
2956. Hypena abyssinialis, Guen. Delt. et Pyr. p. 89.
Hypena jussalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 52. 3
Hypena laceratalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 60; Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iui,
pl. 176, figs. 5, 5a; C.& S. no. 2888. /
Hypena ignotalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 60; C. & S. no. 2882. 7
Hypena dispunctalis, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1144.
Hypena squamea, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 94, pl. 147, fig. 22.
Fore wing somewhat narrower, the outer margin more obliquely
rounded. Grey-brown. Fore wing with antemedial oblique
ferruginous line; dark specks at centre and end of cell; a sinuous
erect ferruginous postmedial line ; a prominent curved apical streak
with two black specks on its upper edge; three white specks on
the costa towards apex. Abdomen and hind wing dark fuscous.
The colour of the fore wing may be almost uniform with dark
strie and the markings indistinct; or the basal, inner, and lower
half of outer areas may be violaceous grey or slightly suffused
with that colour, and with a patch of it on the costa beyond the
postmedial line.
Hab. Aden; throughout Africa, India, Ceylon, and Burma;
Australia. Hap. 32 millim.
2957. Hypena extensa, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1189; C. § S. no. 2876.
Differs from abyssimalis in the head, thorax, and fore wing
being bright red-brown ; the apical streak pale rufous.
Hab. Sikhim ; Ceylon. Hap. 30 millim.
2958. Hypena varialis, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1136; Hompsn. Ill. Het.
1, spl GO. ities Us:
Differs from ahbyssinialis in the ground-colour being redder
brown. Fore wing with a prominent ochreous streak from the
base beluw median nervure and pale speck at end of cell; the
waved postmedial line inwardly oblique.
Hab. Natal; Madagascar; Nilgiris; Ceylon. Hap. 30 millim.
2959. Hypena nilgirica, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 95, pl. 148, fig. 1.
Differs from abyssinialis in thefore wing being broader and with
a waved submarginal line. Underside with the costa of fore wing
and the whole hind wing ochreous white irrorated with brown ;
a prominent subapical speck.
Hab. Nilgiris. Exp. 34 millim.
6
HYPENA. 87
2960. Hypena molpusalis, Wik. Cat. xix, p. 844; C.§ S. no. 2899;
mpsn, Ill. Het. ix, pl. 166, fig. 12.
Hypena subapicalis, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1187.
Hypena sparsalis, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1511.
Ditters from abyssinialis in the postmedial line of fore wing
being more oblique at costa; the apical curved streak absent; an
indistinct submarginal crenulate pale line, with two dark dashes on
it below apex and one above outer angle.
Hab. Calcutta; Bombay ; Nilgiris; Ceylon. Ewp. 28 millim.
2961. Hypena modesta, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 191; C. & S. no. 2898.
Head and thorax grey-brown; abdomen fuscous. Fore wing
grey-brown, with a reddish tinge as far as the postmedial line,
which is straight, oblique, and rufous with pale outer edge; traces
of a waved antemedial line; a diffused waved submarginal band
arising from an obscure grey apical curved streak, with a black
speck on its upperside; white specks on costa towards apex
sometimes present. Hind wing and underside pale fuscous.
Hab. Sikhim; Khdasis; Nilgiris; Andamans. Lap. 30-36
millim.
2962. Hypena olivacea, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 97, pl. 148, fig. 19.
Differs from modesta in being darker; the fore wing olive-
brown suffused with grey ; the lines more distinct; a faint waved
line beyond the postmedial line; the submarginal line slightly
angled at middle; no apical streak or black speck. Underside of
fore wing with subapical white speck; hind wing with cell-spot
and postmedial line.
Hab. Nilgiris. Hap. 36 millim.
2963. Hypena uniformis, Hinpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 96, pl. 148, fig. 7.
Greyish fuscous, sometimes with slight purplish or rufous tinge.
Fore wing with indistinct obliquely-waved antemedial line and
speck in cell; an almost erect and straight postmedial line with
pale outer edge; traces of a waved submarginal line with dark
specks on it. Hind wing dark fuscous. Underside in some speci-
mens with snbapical white speck.
The Khasi form is prominently irrorated with grey; the post-
medial pale-edged line prominent, sometimes with two black spots
on its inner edge. Some Nilgiri specimens have an indistinct
apical streak to fore wing.
Hab. China; Dalhousie; Khasis; Nilgiris, Hap. 36 mullim.
2964. Hypena obstupidalis, Swink. P. Z. S. 1885, p. 471, pl. 28,
Oo sO. oS, nO, 2902.
Hypena tristis, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 96, pl. 148, fig. 14.
Differs from olivacea in being paler and more fuscous ; fore wing
with the postmedial line more erect and slightly excurved round
the cell.
88 NOCTUIDA.
In the form étristis the markings of the fore wing are dark and
obscure ; the ground-colour darker.
Hab. Khandala; Bombay; Nilgiris. Hap. 30-36 millim.
_ 2965. Hypena obfuscalis, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 120, pl. 166,
figs. 18, 19.
Differs from obstupidalis in being dark reddish brown. Fore
wing with the antemedial line rufous and more distinct ; the post-
medial line not curved but very slightly sinuous and outwardly
oblique; the submarginal line more dentate. Underside without
postmedial line to hind wing.
One specimen has diffused white beyond the postmedial line.
Hab, Ceylon. Exp. 32 millim.
2966. Hypena mediana, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 189; C. § S. no. 2896.
Dark fuscous. Fore wing with the basal half blackish as far as
the medial line, which is erect and angled outwards above vein 1
and beyond cell; a very indistinct sinuous subimarginal series of
grey specks; an oblique dentate apical streak; the outer area
slightly darker than the postmedial.
Hab. Sikhim; Parisnath Hill, Bengal. Lap. 30 millim.
2967. Hypena mandatalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 58; Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix
pl. 166, fg. 11; C. & S. no. 2894.
Differs from obstupidalis in being more rufous brown. Fore
wing with the basal half sometimes very dark brown; the ante-
and postmedial lines with some leaden scales on their edges, the
latter angled beyond cell and on vein 2; a black dot below the upper
angle; the marginal sinuous series of specks indistinct; a dark
blotch below apex usually present. Underside uniform.
Hab. Bombay; Ceylon; Rangoon. Evp. 30 millim.
{ 2968. Hypena cognata, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 224, pl. 175, fig. 8;
C. & S. no. 2868.
Differs from mandatalis in the palpi being more slender; the
postmedial line of the fore wing more oblique with the two angles ©
slighter ; a pale curved apical streak with two dark specks above
it and dark suffusion below it.
Hab. Sibsdgar; Calcutta. Hap. 30 millim.
2969, Hypena quesitalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 58; Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix,
pl. 166, fig. 4; C. § S. no. 2906.
Differs from mandatalis in being much more ferruginous. Fore
wing with the antemedial line whiter, oblique, and ending below
vein 2, where it nearly joins the postmedial line, which is straight
and erect from the costa to vein 2, where it is incurved, its outer
edge with diffused bluish white on it; some grey suffusion at apex,
and two small subapical white dentate marks.
Hab. Ceylon. xp. 30 millim.
HYPENA. 89
2970. Hypena nigrescens, Moore, P. Z. S. 1881, p. 350; C. § S.
no. 2126.
Hypena herbigrada, Swink. P. Z. S. 1889, p. 416.
Reddish fuscous brown. Fore wing with traces of an ante-
medial curved line; a speck in cell and another at end of it; a
postmedial waved line from costa before apex, incurved below
end of cell and reaching middle of inner margin. Hind wing
dark fuscous.
One specimen is very pale with the area between the ante- and
postmedial lines of fore wing suffused with black ; another has the
fore wing pale as far as the antemedial line, and another has a
black patch on the antemedial line below cell; others have ferru-
ginous patches on the postmedial line, and traces of waved sub-
marginal line and marginal series of specks.
Hab. Bombay ; Mahableshwar. xp. 28 millim.
(2971. Hypena indicatalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 61.
~~" Hypena leesalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 62; Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii,
pl. 175, fig. 10; C. & S. no. 2890.
Hypena semiclusalis, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1511.
Hypena velatipennis, Buti. A. M. N. H. (4) xvi, 1875, p. 410.
Hypena tortuosa, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 188; C. & S. no. 2918.
Hypena cidarioides, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 189; C. & S. no. 2867.
Hypena persimilis, Hmpsn. Lil. Het. viii, p. 94, pl. 147, fig. 13.
Hypena argialis, Snellen, Tyd. v. Ent. xxiii, p. 118.
Differs from cognata in having the basal haif of the fore wing
dark purplish brown; a small white lunule at end of ceil; the
postmedial line incurved from the upper of its two angles to the
inner margin ; three sinuous lines on the outer area; a dark lower
edge to the curved streak.
A form from the Khasis has the basal area of fore wing rufous ;
the outer area with dark striz; one sinuous line, and the apical
streak obscure.
Hab. Natal; Japan; throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma;
Borneo; Java; Celebes. Hap. 30 millim.
2972. Hypena assimilis, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 93, pl. 147, fig. 6.
Differs from indicatalis in having the basal area of fore wing
pale as far as the antemedial line which is oblique, thus leaving
a dark triangular patch between the ante- and postmedial lines; a
large patch of dark suffusion below the apical streak.
Hab. Nilgiris. Hap. 28 millim.
2973. Hypena jocosalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 57; Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix,
pl. 166, fig. 6; C. & S. no, 2886.
Differs from assimilis in the postmedial line of fore wing being
bent inwards towards the base from vein 2 to inner margin, as
also are the two indistinct lines beyond it.
Hab. Ceylon. Hap. 30 millim.
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2974. Hypena minor, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 95, pl. 148, fig. 22.
Differs from cognata in being much more uniform dark fuscous
brown. Fore wing with an indistinct oblique antemedial line ;
the postmedial line erect and minutely waved; the outer area
dark. Hind wing dark fuscous.
Hab. Nilgiris. Exp. 26 millim.
2975. Hypena griseipennis, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 190; C. & S.
no. 2880.
Differs from minor in the fore wing being rufous brown as far
as the postmedial line, which is bent inwards towards costa instead
of erect.
Hab. Khasis; Négas. Exp, 22 millim.
2976. Hypena thermesialis, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1515; Hmpsn. Ii.
Het. ix. pl. 166, fig. 14.
Hypena rectifascia, Hmpsn. Ill, Het. viii, p. 96, pl. 148, fig. 2.
Differs from cognata in the fore wing being suffused with
purplish; the medial line quite straight and slightly oblique.
Hind wing dark fuscous. Underside without subapical speck.
Some specimens are redder than others.
Hab. China; N.W. Himalayas; Bombay; Nilgiris; Ceylon ;
Java. Hwp. 30 millim.
2977. Hypena oceata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 191; C. & S. no. 2903.
Hypena crassipalpis, Butl. Il]. Het. vii, p. 85, pl. 183, fig. 16.
Differs from indicatalis in the fore wing being slightly suffused
with bluish grey; the postmedial line with bright blue-grey suf-
fusion beyond it; the apical streak bluish grey, with the black
marks below it usually prominent.
Hab. Dharmsila; Sikhim; Khasis; Nilgiris; Ceylon. Exp. 28-
32 millim.
2978. Hypena biplagiata, Buti. Ill. Het. vii, p. 86, pl. 134, fig. 1.
Athyrma aurotincta, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 105, pl. 163, fig. 10.
Head and thorax pale red-brown; abdomen fuscous. ore wing
pale red-brown, with a large deep cupreous chocolate patch from
costa near base to apex, extending down to vein 1 and broken into
two, of which the inner part has white edges, by a postmedial
oblique waved band of the ground-colour; a marginal series of
black specks.. Hind wing and underside fuscous.
Hab. Dharmsala; Sikhim ; Khasis ; Rangoon ; Calcutta ; Ceylon.
Exp. 36 millim.
C. Fore wing with the outer margin excised below apex and
excurved at middle.
2979. Hypena triangularis, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 191; C. & S.
no, 2919. .3
Hypena absimilis, Moore, Lep. Ath. p. 191; C. § S. no. 2862.
HYPENA. 9]
Grey-brown. Fore wing with indistinct obliquely-waved ante-
medial line almost joined at inner margin by a similar inwardly-
oblique postmedial line; the tufts in and at end of cell black; the
apical streak indistinct, with a rufous patch above it and rufous
lower edge ; traces of a submarginal line and marginal series of
specks.
Triangularis has a large dark triangular patch on costa of fore
wing between the ante- and postmedial lines, whilst absimilis is
uniformly irrorated with black.
Hab. Khasis. Hap. 32 millim.
D. Fore wing with the outer margin slightly angled at middle.
2980. Hypena glaucescens, n. sp.
@. Reddish grey. Fore wing with indistinct erect antemedial
line; a prominent straight erect rufous and pale postmedial line ;
a submarginal sinuous series of dark specks. Hind wing pale,
slightly suffused with fuscous ; an obscure oblique medial fuscous
line angled near anal angle. |
Hab. Sikhim (Moller). Exp. 34 millim. Type in coll. Elwes.
2981. Hypena rufirena, n. sp.
~Head, thorax, and abdomen pale fuscous; palpi rufous and
rather short and slender. JTore wing reddish ochreous irrorated
with dark brown; traces of a waved antemedial line; a rufous
speck in the cell; the reniform rufous with pale edge; a waved
postmedial brown line with pale edge, very much excurved round
end of cell; an irregularly waved pale submarginal line; a mar-
ginal series of specks. Hind wing pale fuscous, darker towards
outer margin.
Hab. Sikhim (Dudgeon). Hap. 26 millim. Type in B. M.
EK. Fore wing with the outer angle strongly hooked.
2982. Hypena hamata, n. sp.
3. Head, thorax, and fore wing ferruginous brown: the last
irrorated with pale blue scales; traces of an antemedial line joined
at inner margin by an obliquely curved postimedial line ; a dark
speck in cell. Abdomen and hind wing fuscous.
Hab. Nagas (Doherty). Ewp. 34 millim. Type in coll. Elwes.
2983. Hypena uncipennis, Swinh. MS.
3. Head, thorax, and fore wings reddish brown, thickly
irrorated with ferruginous; the last with a slight speck in cell;
traces of an oblique medial line with dark patch beyond it on
vein 2; two dark subapical specks and an oblique diffused fuscous
submarginal band from apex to outer angle; abdomen and hind
wing dark fuscous. Underside of fore wing with subapical black
92 NOCTUIDA.
and white speck; hind wing striated with fuscous and with a cell-
speck.
Hab. Khasis. Hap. 34 millim.
Sucr. IIT. (Harita). Palpi with the 3rd joint longer than the 2nd,
obliquely porrect and thickly clothed with scales ; antenne of
male serrate and fasciculate.
2984. Hypena rectilinea, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 187, pl. 6, fig. 23;
C. § S. no. 2855.
Hypena ferrealis, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. 1x, p. 119, pl. 166, fig. 10.
Differs from iconicalis (p. 81) in having white specks on the
costa of fore wing towards apex.
Hab. Khasis; Nilgiris; Ceylon. Hap. 32 millim.
Sect. IV. Palpi short and porrect, the 2nd joint thickened by
being clothed with very long hair on upperside so as almost
to hide the 3rd joint.
A. (Naarda). Antenne of male with long cilia.
2985. Hypena ineffectalis, Wk. Cat. xvi,p. 85; Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix,
pl. 166, fig. 25; C. & S. no. 2885.
Cerynea laufellalis, Wik. Cat. xix, p. 878.
Naarda bisignata, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1695.
Hypena notata, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 97, pl. 148, fig. 23.
Fuscous black. Fore wing with traces of sinuous antemedial,
medial, and postmedial dark lines; an ochreous spot in cell and
band on discocellulars. Hind wing with traces of ante- and post-
medial lines.
Hab. Bombay; Nilgiris; Travancore; Ceylon; Borneo; Sula.
Exp. 16 millim.
2986. Hypena glauculalis, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 117, pl. 166,
fig. 15.
3. Differs from ineffectalis in the ochreous spot at end of cell
of fore wing being small; the postmedial line farther from the
cell. Hind wing without the ante- and postmedial lines.
Hab. Ceylon. Hap. 22 millim.
B. Antenne of male serrate on mner side, pectinate on outer.
2987. Hypena symethusalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 234.
Differs from ineffectalis in its larger size and the antenne of
male.
Hab. Simla; Dharmsdla; Sikhim; E. Pegu. vp. 20 millim.
HYPENA.—BRITHA. 93
C. (Ptyophora). Antenne of male serrate and fusciculate ; fore wing
with a costal fold and an erectile tuft of long harr at base.
2988. Hypena ochreistigma, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 124, pl. 167,
fig, 25.
3. Differs from ineffectalis in the structural characters only.
Hab. Ceylon. xp. 18 millim.
Genus STENHYPENA, nov.
Type, S. adustalis, Hmpsn.
Range. Ceylon.
Differs from Hypena in the fore wing being narrow and of
almost even width throughout, the outer margin nearly erect ;
the areole very small, vein 10 given off far beyond it; raised
specks in and at end of cell. Hind wing with veins 3, 4 and 6, 7
stalked. Palpi with the 2nd joint of moderate length and fringed
with hair above, the 3rd upturned and hairy, with the apex
naked.
2989. Stenhypena adustalis, Hmypsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 120, pl. 166,
fies @:
Head, thorax, and fore
wing ochreous brown, suf-
fused and irrorated with
fuscous, the last with a
slight dark mark on dis-
coceliulars; traces of a
curved and waved post-
Fig. 43.—Stenhypena adustalis, g. 4. medial line; a submar-
ginal sinuous series of white specks ; a marginal series of black
specks. Hind wing and abdomen pale fuscous.
Hab. Ceylon. Hap. 32 millim.
Genus BRITHA.
Britha, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1146 (1865).
Hyposemeia, Hmpsn, Ili. Het. ix, p. 121 (1893).
Type, B. biguttata, W1k.
Range. N. China; Ceylon; Java; Australia; New Britain.
Palpi long and obliquely porrect, the 2nd and 3rd joints fringed
with very long hair above ; antenne bipectinate in male, with long
spines from end of branches; abdomen with dorsal tufts on the
first two segments. Fore wing of male with a large smooth patch
occupying the inner area on underside, with a tuft of long hairs on
vein 1. Hind wing with the costa much arched and a large smooth
patch on upperside; veins 3, 4 and 6, 7 stalked; 5 from near
lower angle of cell.
94. NOCTUIDA.
2990. Britha biguttata, Wk. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1147. Z
Herminia incertalis, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1518; Himpsn. Ill. Het.
ix, pl. 166, fig. 21.
Head and thorax clothed with grey and red-brown scales ;
abdomen fuscous. Fore wing clothed with grey and red-brown
scales; an oblique antemedial rufous line angled below costa; a
similar sinuous indistinct medial line; a prominent postmedial line
NI
Fig. 44.—Britha biguttata, 3.
tl
with pale outer edge; a straight oblique rufous and pale line from
apex ; the outer margin rufous ; fine marginal and cilial pale lines.
Hind wing fuscous, the medial outer area grey and brown,
crossed by a short rufous and pale line; fine marginal and cilial
lines.
Hab, N. China; Ceylon; Java; Australia; New Britain. Exp.
30 millim.
Genus ORTHOZONA, nov.
Type, O. quadrilineata, Moore.
Range. Sikhim ; Nagas.
2. Palpi with the 2nd joint porrect, of moderate length, and
fringed with hair above, the 3rd upturned and naked; a short
sharp frontal tuft; antenne minutely ciliated; thorax and abdo-
men smoothly scaled; tibie not hairy. Fore wing with the apex
nearly rectangular; vein 3 from before angle of cell. Hind wing
with veins 4 and 5 from angle of cell; 3 from before the angle.
2991. Orthozona quadrilineata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 193; A & S.
no. 2968.
2. Head, thorax, and ab-
domen fuscous brown. Fore
wing pale reddish grey-
brown, with indistinct
waved ante- and postmedial
rufous lines; a rufous speck
in cell; an indistinct reni-
a2 form stigma; prominent
** oblique mediai and sub-
inarginal rufous lines. Hind wing pale fuscous, with indistinct
antemedial line and prominent submarginal rufous line from below
costa to near anal angle.
Hab. Sikhim; Négas, vp. 40 millim.
Fig. 45.—Orthozona quadrilineata, 9.
CHUSARIS. 95
Genus CHUSARIS.
Chusaris, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 215 (1858).
Luceria, Wik, Cat. xix, p. 853 (1859).
Type, C. retalalis, W1k.
Range. W. Africa; Assam; Nilgiris; Ceylon ; Andamans ;
Borneo.
Palpi long and porrect, the 2nd joint fringed with scales above ;
the 3rd slender and naked; thorax smooth; abdomen with a tuft
on basal segment; legs slender and naked. Tore wing long and
narrow ; the apex depressed and acute; slight raised tufts at
middle and end of cell. Fore wing with veins 6 and 7 from
angle of cell; 8,9, 10 stalked. Hind wing with veins 3 and 4
stalked, 5 from middle of discocellulars ; 6 and 7 stalked.
Sect. I. Antennz of male annulated and with fascicles of cilia.
2992. Chusaris eurrhipoides, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 98, pl. 148
fic. 16.
3g. Dark brown. Fore wing with a black speck at base; a
pale waved antemedial line; a similar postmedial line very highly
excuryed round a black spot beyond end of cell and conjoined to
an oblique white band from apex; a pale sinuous submarginal
line; some white specks on costa towards apex and a marginal
series of specks. Abdomen and hind wing fuscous.
Had. Nilgiris. Hep. 18 millim.
Secr. LL. (Zuceria). Antenne of male minutely ciliated.
A. Palpi long.
2993. Chusaris novatusalis, Wik. Cat. xix, p. 854; C. § S. no. 2937.
Bright ochreous. Fore wing with a black speck at base; an
indistinct highly angulated antemedial line; a black ring-spot at
end of cell; an indistinct oblique line from costa before apex to
ee
Sass
WS Sik
Fig. 46.—Chusaris novatusalis, $. i.
middle of inner margin; traces of a sinuous submarginal line; a
marginal series of black specks. Hind wing ochreous brown, with
traces of an oblique medial line.
Hab. Ceylon. Hwp. 22 millim.
96° NOCTUIDA.
2994. Chusaris opiliusalis, Wik. Cat. xix, p. 854.
Rhynchina pallida, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 92, pl. 147, fie. 5.
3S. Differs from novatusalis in being ochreous white; the ring-
spot more diffused; the oblique line double, with pale middle ; the
outer area suffused with brown.
Hab. Nilgiris; Borneo. xp. 22 millim.
2995. Chusaris minoralis, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1164; Hmpsn. Ill. Het.
ix, pl. 167, fig. 17; C. § S. no. 2931.
@. Differs from opiliusalis in the indistinct antemedial line of
fore wing being more erect; the dark spot being in the cell
instead of beyond it; the postmedial line angled below the costa
instead of oblique from near the apex ; an oblique submarginal line
from apex with a series of white specks on it. Hind wing with
more distinct medial line; the outer area speckled with fuscous.
Underside of both wings more variegated with red-brown.
Hab, Ceylon. Hap. 18 millim.
2996. Chusaris omariusalis, Wik. Cat. xix, p. 871; Moore, Lep.
Ceyl. iii, pl. 177, fig. 7; C. & S. no. 2982.
@. Reddish ochreous. Fore wing with indistinct subbasal,
pale oblique antemedial, sinuous postmedial, and waved submar-
sinal lines; an indistinct reniform spot ; a crenulate dark marginal
line. Hind wing with pale sinuous ante- and postmedial and
waved submarginal lines; a marginal series of black specks.
Hab. Ceylon. Exp. 18 millim.
B. Palpi shorter.
2997. Chusaris renalis, Afoore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 242, pl. 177, fig. 3;
C. § 8. no. 2988.
3d. Very pale reddish brown. Fore wing with traces of sub-
basal, antemedial, postmedial, and submarginal waved lines; an
antemedial brown spot on costa; an elongate spot at end of cell,
with speck on costa above it; a quadrate postmedial spot on
costa; the apical portion of outer area chestnut ; a marginal series
’ of black specks. Hind wing pink, with marginal series of black
specks and striga at anal angle.
Hab. Ceylon. Hap. 20 millim.
2998. Chusaris ideoides, Hiypsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 93, pl. 147, fig. 12.
Pale ochreous ; head and thorax slightly irrorated with red scales,
the abdomen irrorated with black and with slight black segmental
bands towards extremity. Fore wing irrorated with brown and fus-
cous scales; indistinct subbasal, antemedial, and postmedial waved
lines, the last angled below costa, and each arising from a black
speck on costa; an oblique reddish-brown marginal band, with a
dark line inside it from vein 5 to inner margin; a marginal series
CHUSARIS. 97
of black specks. Hind wing with an indistinct antemedial line; a
dark speck at end of cell; a dark postmedial line, with diffused
red-brown lines on each side of it; a marginal series of black
specks.
Hab. Nilgiris; Ceylon. xp. 18 millim.
Sct. III. Antenne of male with long bristles and cilia.
2999. Chusaris figurata, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 239; CA. & S.
no. 3041.
Helia tessellata, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 136, pl. 168, fig. 18.
g. Yellowish white; palpi and collar marked with black ;
abdomen irrorated with fuscous. Fore wing with a black patch on
base of costa; an antemedial black band, expanding into blotches
at costa and middle; a postmedial band expanding into a large
blotch at end of cell, with a white lunule on the discocellulars, and
some ochreous beyond it on inner margin; a fuscous mark and
black spot on costa before apex; outer margin with a series of
triangular black spots and some ochreous at middle and outer
angle. Hind wing pale fuscous; the inner area pale; traces of
medial and marginal lines.
Hab. Ceylon. Lap. 28 millim.
3000. Chusaris paucimaculata, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 186, pl. 168,
fic. 16.
$. Differs from figurata in being browner; a black spot at
base of abdomen. Fore wing with the antemedial line reduced to
a black spot on costa and to traces towards inner margin ; a black
speck in cell; the postmedial line reduced to a spot on the costa
and two at end of cell, and to traces towards inner margin; a
marginal series of black specks.
Hab. Ceylon. Exp. 30 millim.
Szct. IV. (Chusaris). Antenne of male bipectinated.
3001. Chusaris retatalis, Wik. Cat. xvi, p. 215; Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix,
pl. 167, fig. 5; C. & S. no. 2936.
Bleptina spurcatalis, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1163.
Brownish grey. Fore wing with some brown on costa at base ;
ill-defined double brown antemedial and medial lines ; a brown spot
at end of cell and another on costa before apex; indistinct waved
postmedial and submarginal lines, a marginal series of dark specks.
Hind wing fuscous.
Hab. Ceylon. Exp. 20 millim.
Szor. V. Antenne of male with long cilia; the palpi shorter.
3002. Chusaris oculalis, Moore, P. Z. 8S. 1877, p. 614; C. & S.
no. 3027,
Differs from opiliusalis in the palpi being marked with black; the
VOL. Ti. H
98 NOCTUID A.
ring-mark on fore wing better defined. Hind wing almost white,
without trace of a line. |
Hab. Accra, W. Africa; Assam; Andamans. Zyvp. 14 millim.
3003. Chusaris puncticilia, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 101, pl. 148,
18a) TUG
Bright ochreous; abdomen fuscous, with ochreous anal tufts.
Fore wing with black speck at base ; afew dark scales representing
the antemedial line; a black speck at end of cell; traces of an
oblique postmedial band; a series of black marginal specks. Hind
wing with indistinct cell-spot; the outer area suffused with
fuscous.
Hab. Nilgiris. Hap. 16 millim.
Genus HYPENODES.
Hypenodes, G'uen. Delt. et Pyr. p. 41 (1854).
Type, H. albistrigalis, Haw., from Europe.
Range. Europe; Ceylon; Hawaii.
Palpi with the 2nd joint long and fringed with long hair above ;
the 3rd short, naked, and oblique; the frontal tuft short ; antennz
ringed and minutely ciliated in male; thorax smoothly scaled;
abdomen with a basal dorsal tuft; tibie almost naked. Fore
wing long and narrow ; veins 6 and 7 from near end of cell; 8 and
10 stalked; 9 absent. Hind wing with veins 3, 4 and 6, 7 stalked ;
5 from middle of discocellulars.
3004. Hypenodes croceipicta, Hinpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 121, pl. 166,
fig. 23. 3
Head brownish ochreous; thorax purplish grey ; abdomen pale.
Fore wing dark purplish, irrorated with grey; an oblique orange
striga from costa near base; a
dentate orange antemedial line
most prominent at middle, where
it has a black streak and spot on
its outer edge; a black streak at
end of cell, with an orange striga
from the costa above it; an
Fig. 47.—Hypenodes croceipicta,g. 1. oblique orange line from below
apex to middle of inner margin,
with some diffused grey beyond it; some white specks on costa
towards apex; an indistinct submarginal white line; a marginal
series of black specks. Hind wing whitish, with dark lunule at
end of cell; the outer area slightly suffused with fuscous.
Hab. Ceylon. xp. 20 millim.
ARRADR. 99
Genus ARRADE.
Arrade, Wilk. Cat. xxvii, p. 82 (1863).
Lophocraspedon, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 135 (1893).
Type, A. erebusalis, W1k.
Range. Egypt; Bombay; Ceylon.
Paipi obliquely porrect, of moderate length ; the 2nd joint hairy ;
a sharp frontal tuft; antenne minutely ciliated in male; thorax
and abdomen smoothly scaled; the abdomen long; legs naked.
Fore wing long and narrow; the apex acute; the outer margin
nearly straight; a large tuft of scales on inner margin beyond
middle; veins 6, 7 from angle of cell; 8, 9, 10 stalked from
before the end, or 10 absent. Hind wing with veins 3, 4 stalked
or from cell; 6, 7 stalked; 5 from middle of discocellulars.
°
3005. Arrade erebusalis, Wk. Cat. xxvii, p. 82; Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix,
pl. 163, fig. 21 (Gyrtona hylusalis) ; C. § S. no, 4527.
we Reddish brown. Fore wing
“with oblique medial line ; a post-
EES medial line highly angled beyond
, BI cell ; a sinuous submarginal line ;
Ae ~S ge the three lines with slight tufts
of raised scales on them; a
marginal dark line. Hind wing
paler.
Fig. 48.—Arrade erebusalis, §. }.
Hab. Ceylon. Exp. 22 millim.
3006. Arrade massalis, Swink. P. Z. S. 1885, p. 866, pl. 57, fig. 10;
C. & S. no. 4528.
¢$. Differs from erebusalis in the fore wing being irrorated with
black ; an ochreous subbasal spot below cell; a curved antemedial
line edged with white ; the reniform small and ochreous with black
outline; the postmedial line edged with white; a black sub-
marginal spot and series of biack marginal specks. Hind wing
fuscous.
Hab. Bombay. wp. 22 millim.
3007. Arrade cristata, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 155, pl. 168, fig. 4.
¢. Fulvous yellow ; head roughly scaled; abdomen tinged with
fuscous ; fore tarsi extremely slender. Fore wing with indistinct
waved subbasal and antemedial lines ; a white speck at end of cell;
a postmedial line highly excurved round cell; a submarginal
dentate line with black patches beyond it at middle and outer
angle; the tufts on inner margin black; some white specks on
costa towards apex. Hind wing pale fuscous.
Hab. Ceylon. Ewp. 18 millim.
100 NOCTUID &.
Genus HYPENAGONIA.
Hypenagonia, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 122 (1893).
Type, H. vevataria, W1k.
Range. Japan; Ceylon; Borneo.
Palpi of moderate length, the 2nd joint fringed with scales
above, the 38rd minute; the frontal tuft short; antennz annulate ;
thorax and abdomen smoothly scaled; tibize not hairy. Fore wing
long and narrow ; the outer margin angled at middle ; veins 7, 8,
9 stalked. Hind wing with the outer margin highly angled at
middle and excised towards anal angle; veins 3, 4and 6,7 stalked ;
5 from near lower angle of cell.
3008. Hypenagonia vexataria, W/k. Cat. xxiii, p. 767.
Hypenagonia nigrifascia, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 122, pl. 166,
fie. 24.
Brownish ochreous; abdomen suffused dorsally with black at
middle, and brownish towards extremity. Fore wing with some
black specks on costa; traces of
antemedial and medial reddish
lines ; a black speck at lower end
of cell; a sinuous postmedial
pale line angled below costa and
excurved round cell; traces of a
submarginal line; a _ subapical
fuscous spot ; a series of fuscous
marginal specks. Hind wing with
medial black band not reaching costa; some diffused fuscous on
outer area; a marginal series of fuscous specks. Underside
irrorated with black; fore wing with black spots in and at end of
cell; hind wing with cell-spot; a broken fuscous medial band to
both wings.
Hab. Ceylon; Borneo. Exp. 22 millim.
Hypenagonia vexataria, S. fF.
Genus MOSCHA.
Moscha, Wik. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1199 (1865).
Hypertrocta, Hmpsn. Ill, Het. 1x, p. 131 (1893).
Type, WM. posticalis, W1k.
Range. Japan; China; Ceylon; Burma.
Palpi short, the 2nd jcint obliquely porrect and thickly clothed
with scales, the 3rd short; antenne ciliated in male; thorax and
abdomen smoothly scaled. Fore wing long and narrow, the costa
with slight tufts of scales and projections at the lines ; the apex
rounded ; the outer margin angled at vein 4, then oblique to outer
angle; vein 6 from below angle of cell; 7 from the angle; 8, 9,
10 stalked. Hind wing with the outer margin excised between
anal angle and vein 4, and produced to points at veins 3 and 4;
veins 8, 4 stalked; 5 from lower angle of cell.
MOSCHA.—GONIOCRASPEDUM. 101
3009. Moscha posticalis, Wk. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1200; C. § S.no. 2749.
Hypertrocta marmorata, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 131, pl. 167,
fig. 22.
3. Grey-brown. Fore wing with five indistinct waved lines ;
a costal triangular patch be-
tween the medial and submar-
einal lines, defined below by ~
dark streaks; a subapical tri-
angular white mark with speck
A
oe below it. Hind wing with in-
distinct ante- and postmedial
Fig. 50.—Moscha posticalis, §. 3. lines; the inner area beyond the
antemedial line suffused with
chestnut ; the postmedial line with white specks on it. Under-
side of both wings irrorated with black, and with black antemedial
line.
Hab. Ceylon. Exp. 16 millim,
3010. Moscha exigualis, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1890, p. 253, pl. 7,
fig. 8.
6. Differs from posticalis in being purplish red-brown. Fore
wing with the postmedial line white and highly angled beyond the
cell, the area between it and the antemedial line below the cell
suffused with white; the dark streaks on the outer edge of the
costal patch more prominent, with an ochreous line outside them
and no white specks below them ; the submarginal line with some
white specks. Hind wing with the basal area suffused with white
and the medial line white.
Hab. Rangoon. xp. 16 millim.
Genus GONIOCRASPEDUM.
Goniocraspedon, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 125 (1893).
Type, G. mastura, Swinh.
Range. Sikhim ; Poona; Ceylon.
Palpi short and obliquely porrect ; the 2nd ‘cine thickly fringed
with hair; a short frontal tuft; antenne with very long bristles
and cilia in male, shorter in female ; thorax and abdomen smoothly
scaled; tibie nearly naked. Fore wing with the costa angled
before middle ; the apex acute ; the outer margin angled at middle ;
veins 7, 8, 9,10 stalked. Hind wing with veins 3, 4 stalked; 5
from above lower angle of cell.
3011. Goniocraspedum mistura, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1891, p. 151;
Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, pl. 168, fig. 20.
Grey-brown. Fore wing with indistinct waved antemedial,
medial, postmedial, and submarginal lines ; the ante- and _post-
medial lines with white marks on them at costa; a dark marginal
102 NOCTUID &.
line. Hind wing whitish, suffused with brown ; waved antemedial,
medial, and postmedial lines; a marginal dark line.
Hab. Sikhim ; Poona; Ceylon. Hp. 18 millim.
Fig. 51.—Goniocraspedum mistura, ¢. }.
Genus MECISTOPTERA.
Mecistoptera, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 134 (1893).
Type, M. griseifusa, Hmpsn.
Range. Eastern Himalayas; Manipur; Poona; Ceylon.
Palpi long, obliquely porrect, the 2nd joint thickly clothed with
scales, the 3rd long and slender; a short frontal tuft; antenne
with long cilia in male, short in female; thorax and abdomen
smoothly scaled ; tibiz nearly naked. Fore wing long and narrow ;
the apex produced and acute; the outer margin oblique and
excurved at middle; veins 8 and 9 anastomosing to form an
areole. Hind wing with veins 3, 4 from cell; 5 from below
the middle of discocellulars; the outer margin truncate from vein
4 to anal angle.
Szcr. I. Fore wing with the outer margin angled at vein 4
and non-crenulate.
3012. Mecistoptera griseifusa, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 134, pl. 168,
fig. 14.
Head, thorax, and abdomen
fuscous brown. Fore wing
with the basal half vinous
brown, running out to an
angle at lower end of cell and
defined by a white line; a
white lunule on discocellu-
Fig. 52.—Mecistoptera griscifusa, 9, 3. lars; the outer area purplish
erey, irrorated with brown,
and with brown patches below apex and above outer angle; the
cilia brown. Hind wing dark fuscous.
Hab. Ceylon. Hep. 26 millim.
3013. Mecistoptera duplicilinea, n. sp.
3. Reddish brown. Fore wing with an indistinct dark ante-
medial line ; a white spot in cell and speck at end of it ; a double
oblique postmedial straight line filled in with purple and with
MECISTOPTERA.—RHASENA. 103
traces of a dentate line beyond it. Hind wing paler, with dark
speck at end of cell; indistinct postmedial line and marginal dark
line.
Hab. Manipur (Doherty). Hap. 26 millim. Type i in coll. Elwes.
Sect. II. Fore wing with the outer margin angled at vein 3
and crenulate.
3014. Mecistoptera velifera, Swink. P. Z S. 1885, p. 4738, pl. 28,
Hees) Cig is. no. 2962.
Q. Head and collar ochreous; thorax and abdomen grey-brown.
Fore wing ochreous brown suffused with fuscous, especially on
inner area; a pale spot at end of cell; a lunulate marginal brown
band with ochreous spot inside it above outer angle. Hind wing
pale fuscous.
Hab. Bhutan; Poona. Exp. 26 millim.
Sect. III. Fore wing with the outer margin slightly
angled at middle.
3015. Mecistoptera variegata, n. s
Q. Head, thorax, and abdomen grey-brown. Fore wing brown,
variegated with rufous, purple, and ochreous shades ; a dark streak
on median nervure; a’white speck in cell and black speck at end
of it ; traces of an antemedial line with two angles in the cell; a
postmedial line angled beyond the cell and with purplish suffusion
beyond it; an indistinct submarginal sinuous maculate line; the
veins beyond the cell dark-streaked; a marginal dark line. Hind
wing pale with marginal dark line; underside with indistinct cell-
spot and postmedial line.
Hab. Sikhim (Knyvett). Exp. 32 millim. Type in coll. Elwes.
Genus RH ASENA.
eee WIk. Cat. xxxv, p. 1973 (1866).
Type, &. transcissa, W1k.
Range. §. Africa; throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma;
Borneo; Australia.
Palpi porrect, the 2nd joint thickly scaled, the 3rd of moderate
length ; antenne with long bristles and fasciculated cilia in male ;
abdomen long, with dorsal tuft on 1st segment; the tibie slightly
clothed with scales. Fore wing long and narrow; the costa
arched towards apex, which is acute; the areole short, with vein 7
given off beyond it; males with a vesicle at upper angle of cell on
underside covered by a valve of scales. Hind wing with vein 5
from below middle of discocellulars.
3016. Rhesena transcissa, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1974.
Rheesena obliquifasciata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 183; C& &.
no. 2728.
Head and collar fiery red; thorax purplish grey; abdomen
104 NOCTUID A.
brown, red towards extremity. Fore wing fulvous, suffused with
purplish ; a waved ante-
medial line; an oblique
medial line, the area
beyond it paler; an irre-
cularly sinuous submar-
ginal line, sometimes
almost straight, the
medial outer area bright
fulvous ; some white
specks on costa towards
apex. Hind wing fuscous.
Hab. Dharmsala ; Bombay ; Calcutta; Ceylon; Rangoon ;
Borneo; Australia. Hap. 28 millim.
Fig. 53.—Rhesena transcissa,
|=
°
Specres formerly recorded as Indian which are omitted.
Acontia luctuosa, Schiff., C. & S. no. 1839, is from Europe and
Yarkand.
Apamea selecta, W1k., C. & S. no. 2060. Type lost; description
not recognizable.
Anthophila zamaa, Swinh., C. & 8. no. 1889, is a Pyrale.
Anarta ladakensis, Feld., C. & S. no. 1964, is probably a Pyrale
allied to Pyrausta.
Acontia costistigma, Wlk., C. & S. no. 1831. Type lost; descrip-
tion not recognizable.
Agrotis aquilina, Schiff., C. & 8. no. 1980, is from Yarkand.
Agrotis tibetana, Moore, C. & S. no. 2002, is from Thibet.
Agrotis punctipes, Wik., C. & S. no. 1997. ‘Type lost ; descrip-
tion not recognizable.
Agrotis congrua, W\k., C. & S. no. 1985. Type lost; description
not recognizable.
Acronycta kargalika, Moore, C. & 8S. no. 1770, is from Yarkand.
Anereuthina divisa, W\k.,C. & 8. no. 2651. Type lost; descrip-
tion not recognizable.
Anthophila plana, Wlk., C. & S. no. . 1888, is a Pyrale.
Bankia argentula, Hibn., C. & 8. no. 1854, is not Indian.
Bertula contingens, Wik., C.& 8S. no. 2978. Type lost ; deserip-
tion not recognizable.
Bertula thyrisalis, Wk. Cat. xvi, p. 167 (nec xix, p. 886), C. & S.
no. 2983, is a Pyrale from Australia.
Bertula imparatalis, W1k.,C. & 8. no. 2980. Type lost ; descrip-
tion not recognizable.
Crambopsis excludens, Wik., C. & 8. no. 1720. Type lost; de-
scription not recognizable.
Catocala pudica, Moore, C. & S. no. 2281, is a small form of
C. prolifica, Vol. i. p. 441.
Caradrina derogata, Wlk., C. & 8. no. 2110. Type lost; de-
scription not recognizable.
Callopistria exotica, Guen., C. & 8. no. 2219, is from Java.
NOCTUID2. 105
Diphiera deceptura, Wik., C. &S.no.1759. Type lost; descrip-
tion not recoguizable.
Discordia evulsa, Swinh., C. & 8. no. 1719, is a Pyrale.
Eurois inclusa, W1k., C. & S. no. 1927. Type lost; description
not recognizable.
Eurois repugnans, Wik., C. & S. no. 1929. Type lost ; descrip-
tion not recognizable.
Eurois crassipennis, W|k., C. & S. no. 1926, is a Pyrale of the
genus Locastra.
Euteha siccifolia, Moore, C. & 8. no. 2206= Dysodia viridatria,
Vol. I. p. 369.
Entomogramma postistrigaria, Wik., C. & 8. no. 2549. Type
lost; description not recognizable.
Euchidia tarsalis, Wik., C. & 8. no. 2689. Type lost; description
not recognizable.
Gadera incitans, Wlk., C. & S. no. 1228, is from the W. Indies.
Gadirtha rectifera, W1k., O. & S. no. 2404. Type lost; descrip-
tion not recognizable.
Gyrtona muscosa, Wlk., C. &S. no. 2377. Type lost; description
not recognizable.
Gesonia secundalis, W1k., C. & 8S. no. 2828. Type lost; descrip-
tion not recognizable.
Hydrecia lampadifera, Wik., C. & S. no. 2132. Type lost ;
description not recognizable.
Heliothis temperata, Wik., C. & 8. no. 1739. Type lost; descrip-
tion not recognizable.
Hydrecia naxiaoides, Moore, C. & 8. no. 2133. Type lost;
description not recognizable.
Hydreca tibetana, Moore, C. & 8. no. 2134, is from Yarkand.
Heliothis hybleoides, Moore, C. & 8. no. 1732, is from Yarkand.
Heliothis dipsacea, Linn., C. & 8. no. 1781, is from Europe and
Yarkand.
Hadena stoliczkana, Moore, C. & 8S. no. 1944, is from Yarkand.
Homoptera watenta, Wik., C. & S. no. 2462, is from N. America.
Herminia diffusalis, W1k., C. & S. no. 2952. Type lost; descrip-
tion not recognizable.
Herminia timonalis, W1ik., C. & 8. no. 2961. Type lost ; descrip-
tion not recognizable.
Hermima limbosalis, Guen., C. & 8. no. 2955. Probably not
Indian.
Hypenodes altivolans, Butl. Il. Het. vii, p.16. Not the Hawaian
species ; too worn to identify.
Homoptera costifera, Wlk., C. & S. no. 2460. Type lost ;
description not recognizable.
Homoptera procumbens, W1k.,C. & S. no. 2464. Type lost;
description not recognizable.
Homoptera retrahens, Wlk., C. & 8S. no. 2465. Type lost;
description not recognizable.
Hypena detersalis, Wik., C. & 8. no. 2872. Type lost; descrip-
tion not recognizable.
106 NOCTUID#.
Hypena surreptalis, Wik., C. & 8. no. 2915. Type lost; descrip-
tion not recognizable.
Hypena gemina, Fabr., C. & S. no. 2879. Description not recog-
nizable.
Imma rugosalis, Wik., C. & S. no. 2940, is a Tinea.
Lithophane defleca, Wik., C. & S. no. 2330. Type lost; deserip-
tion not recognizable.
Lithophane inchoans, Wik., C. & S. no. 2331. Type lost;
description not recognizable.
Lamida moncusalis, W1kk., C. & S. no. 2942, is a Pyrale.
Laphygma obstans, Wik., C. & 8. no. 2123. Type lost; descrip-
tion not recognizable.
Laphygma trajiciens, Wik., C. &8. no. 2124. Type lost ; deserip-
tion not recognizable.
Melipotis (Thria) inepta, Butl. = fleauosa, Mén., C. & 8. no. 2450,
is from Afghanistan. yn
Micra balux, Swinh., C. & 8. no. 1899, is a Pyrale.
Micra furia, Swinh., C. & 8. no. 1901, is a Pyrale.
Macna pomalis, Wik., C. & 8. no. 2829, is a Pyrale.
Masca abactalis, Wik., C. & 8. no. 2838, is from Singapore and
Java.
Mamestra canescens, Moore, C. & S. no. 2070, is from Yarkand.
Maradana rwulata, Moore, C. & 8. no. 1910, is a Pyrale.
Nyctipao conturbans, W1k., C. & 8. no. 2538, 1s from Madagascar.
Noctia flava, Fabr., C. & 8. no. 1805 (part.). Description not
recognizable.
Neuria discrepans, W1k.,C. & 8. no. 2142. Type lost; descrip-
tion not recognizable.
Ortospana connectens, Wlk., C. & 8. no. 2574. Type lost;
description not recognizable.
Ophisma circumferens, Wlk., C. & S. no. 2613. Type lost;
description not recognizable.
Ophisma siamica, W1k., C. & 8. no. 2620, is from Siam.
Ophisma amabilis, Wik., C. & S. no. 2612. Type lost; descrip-
tion not recognizable.
Osica undulata, Moore, C. & S. no. 1650= Towordes longipennis,
Hmpsn. Vol. I. p. 185.
Oxicesta marmorea, Moore, ©. & S. no. 1214, is from Yarkand.
Poaphila marginata, W1k., C. & S. no. 2308, is a Pyrale.
Phyllodes verhuellii, Voll., C. & S. no. 2491, is from Siam.
Poaphila fuscipalpis, Wlk., C. & S. no. 2306. Type lost;
description not recognizable.
Proneca fola, Swinh., Trans. Ent. Soc. 1890, p. 194, pl. vi, fig. 8,
unrecognizable; the type has the head of a male Nolid
(Rhynchopalpus) put on to the thorax and wings of a
female Deltoid or Sarrothripid and the abdomen of some
other species.
Platyja lobifera, Moore, C. & S. no. 2759, is from Siam.
Polydesma erubescens, Wlk., C. & 8S. no. 2447. Type lost ;
description not recognizable.
EPICOPIID&. 107
Phalena margaritata, Drury, C. & 8. no. 1903 (nee Tima mar-
garita, Hiibn., a Cymatophorid)= Tarache monolifera, W1k.,
from Natal, not from New York.
Plusia dispellens, Wik., C. &S.no. 2160. Type lost; description
not recognizable.
Plusiodonta compressipalpis, Guen., C. & S. no, 2183, is from
N. America.
Prodenia apertura, Wlk.,C. & 8. no. 2118. Type lost; descrip-
tion not recognizable.
Remigra caliginosa, W1k., OC. &8. no. 2699. Type lost; descrip-
tion not recognizable.
Rusina docils, W1k., C. & S. no. 2039, is a Notodont from Simla,
genus Lamesa.
Sarbanissa insocia, Wlk., C. & S. no. 1971. Type lost; deserip-
tion not recognizable.
Spelotis indiana, Guen., C. & 8. no. 2006; not identified.
Sarunga calida, Wlk., C. & 8. no. 2835. Type lost; description
not recognizable. |
Targalla resoluta, W1k., C. & S.no. 2196. Type lost; description
not recognizable.
Targalla solida, Wlik., OC. & 8. no. 2197. Type lost; description
not recognizable.
Thalpochares flavida, Moore, C. & S. no. 1892, is a Pyrale.
Teniocampa chikliika, Moore, C. & 8. no. 1921, is from Yarkand.
Toxocampa quinquelinea, Wlk., C.& 8S. no. 2300. Type lost ;
description not recognizable.
Toxocampa sealinea, Wlk., C. & S. no. 2301. Type lost;
description not recognizable.
Thermesia decisa, W1k. Char. Undescr. Het. p. 92. Type lost;
description not recognizable.
Ujia disyungens, Wik., C. & S. no. 2830, is from Singapore.
Varnia incerta, Wlk., C. & 8S. no. 2218=Tamraca torridalis,
Led., is a Pyrale.
Xanthodes duplicata, W1k., C. & 8. no. 1804, is from Siam.
Zethes soluta, Wlk., C. & 8S. no. 2719. Type lost; description
not recognizable.
Zinna nigripalpis, Wik., C. & S. no. 2834. Type lost; descrip-
tion not recognizable.
Family EPICOPITD:.
Large moths that “mimic” the Papilios of the philoxenus
group. Proboscis present; palpi minute and porrect; antenne
bipectinated in both sexes. Mid tibize with one pair of long spurs;
hind tibie with two pairs. Frenulum rudimentary. Fore wing
with vein 16 forked at the base, 1 ¢ absent ; a rudimentary forked
veinlet in the cell, which is short; vein 5 from middle of disco-
cellulars ; 7 separate from 8,9. Hind wing with one internal vein ;
a rudimentary veinlet in cell; vein 8 free from the base.
108 EPICOPIIDA.
Larva covered with long processes of white efflorence exuded
from the skin, and said to “‘ mimic” a colony of the larve of an
Homopterous insect (Dudgeon).
Fig. 54.—Larva of Epicopia polydora. }.
Genus EPICOPIA.
Epicopeia, Westw. Arc. Ent. i, p. 17 (1845).
Type, £. polydora, Westw.
Range. The Himalayas and Assam.
Antenne with the branches short, and in the female dilated at
extremities. Fore wing with veins 8, 9,10 stalked. Hind wing
with the apex much excised ; the outer margin more or less tailed or
lobed; vein 5 from middle of discocellulars ; 6 and 7 much curved.
3017. Epicopia polydora, Westw. Arc. Ent. i, p. 19, pl. 5, fig. 1;
C. & S. no. 358.
Epicopeia philoxencea, Moore, P. Z. 8. 1865, p. 799; C. & S.
no. 397.
y Epicopeia diphilea, Moore, P. Z. S. 1865, p. 800; C.§ S. no. 352.
Epicopeia excisa, Butl. Ill. Het. v, p. 46, pl. 88, fig. 5; C. & S.
no. 309.
' Epicopeia caudata, But?. Ill. Het. v, p. 47, pl. 88, fig. 8; C. gS.
no. 36.
Epicopeia lidderdali, Butl. Ill. Het. v, p. 47, pl. 88, tig. 6; C.& S.
no. 304,
Epicopeia maculata, Butl. Lil. Het. v, p. 47, pl. 88, fig. 7; C.§ S.
no. 300.
$. Head and collar crimson ; thorax and abdomen black above,
crimson below; the abdomen with lateral black spots and ventral
bands. Fore wing fuscous ; the veins, margins, and streaks between
the nervules black. Hind wing black shot with blue; two or
three white spots beyond the cell, which may be either small and
rounded, or long streaks, or an incipient angulated band; along
the margin of the tail are some crimson spots, which may be almost
entirely obsolete or may consist of a streak at anal angle and four
marginal ring-spots, the upper portion of which may be white.
Underside ; fore wing with a crimson spot on the costa, near end
EPICOPIA, 109
of cell, sometimes showing on the upperside, sometimes forming an
almost complete band across the wing; hind wing with a pink spot
on the costa, sometimes forming a complete band by being con-
nected with the white spots beyond the cell and the pink streak at
anal angle; the marginal spots more or less complete,as on upperside.
2 with the fore wing broader; the hind wing scarcely or not
at all shot with blue; the crimson spot on the costa of each wing
below sometimes absent.
In the forms maculata, lidderdali, and diphilea the hind wing
is quadrate and not produced into a tail at veins 6 and 7, the
white spots on the hind wing being small in the Ist, large in
the 2nd, and long streaks in the 3rd. In caudata the hind
wing is produced into a tail at veins 6 and 7, and in all the
above forms the crimson spots along outer margin are small. In
Fig. 55.—LEpicopia polydora, 3. %.
the forms philowenewa, polydora, and excisa the hind wing is pro-
duced into a tail and the crimson spots form four ring-spots, those
towards anal angle being sometimes the largest, sometimes the
smallest ; in the Ist the excisions between anal angle and tail are
slight, more developed in the 2nd, and four in number and deep
in the 3rd, but all the forms grade into each other.
Larva covered with scales of white waxy efflorescence excreted
from the cuticle and often one inch in length; when full fed it
descends from its food-plant by a silken thread and spins a slight
cocoon.
Hab. Mussooree ; Sikhim; Bhutan; Khasis; Nagas. Ewp., 3
112-120, 9 114 millim.
3018. Epicopia philenora, Westw. Arc. Ent. i, p. 19, pl. 5, fig. 2;
_C.§ 8S. no. 356.
Epicopeia varunea, Moore, P. Z. S. 1865, p. 799; C. & S. no. 359,
Differs from polydora in the hind wing being without the white
band and spots on upper and under sides; the crimson spots
110 URANIIDA.
smaller; a crimson spot at anal angle and two on outer margin
are sometimes present. Underside with the crimson spots on
costa of fore and hind wing and at anal angle generally present,
and sometimes spots on outer margin of hind wing are present.
In the form philenora the hind wing is quadrate ; in varunca it
is produced.
Hab, Sikhim; Assam. Lwp., g 116, 2 1384 millim.
Family URANIIDZ.
A family of large or moderate-sized moths of diurnal or semi-
diurnal habits. Proboscis present ; palpi rather slender. Frenulum
absent. Fore wing with vein 16 forked at base; 1¢ absent or
minute; 5 from middle of discocellulars ; 6, 7 stalked, or 7 from
cell; 8 and 9 given off before end of cell. Hind wing with vein
l¢ and usually 1a absent; 5 from middle of discocellulars, 8 free
from the base and with a precostal spur.
Larva with 5 pairs of prolegs; the head small; the somites
tuberculated.
Pupa with an external sheath for the proboscis extending beyond
the wing-cases ; an acute deflexed terminal spine.
Fig. 56.—Larva of Nyctalemon patroclus. }.
(From Kihn, ‘ Iris,’ 1887, pl. 6, fig. 9.)
Key to the Genera.
A. Hind wing with the discocellulars almost
straight and erect.
a. Hind wing with two tails; fore wing with [igo Late
veineal Orang all absent: a. weve lege oor 1. NycTALEMON,
b. Hind wing with a short tail or angle at
vein 4, the margin rarely rounded.
a’, Fore wing with no areole.
a’. The cell of both wings very short; [p. 112.
veins 3, 4 of both wings stalked .. 2. URAPTEROIDEs,
b?. The cell of normal length ; veins 3, 4
of both wings from angles of cell.
a®, Antenne of both sexes slender and
CUITSTER Tiercduica caskets severe seats 3. STROPHIDIA, p. 113.
NYCTALEMON, 111
6°, Antenne of both sexes thickened
and flattened.
a’, Hind wing with the tail angled ;
veins 2 and 3 of fore wing from [p. 116.
Eh OOMANRNUAVTIT ESA Deu tree i Bion &. PSEUDOMICRONIA,
6%. Hind wing with short pointed
tail; male with veins 2 and 3
of fore wing stalked, 6, 7 from
pniole-onCell sil. cc dss oy Aaa 6. Micronta, p. 117.
ce’. Hind wing with the margin
angled or rounded; male with
the costa of hind wing lobed
at base; veins 2 and 3 of fore
wing stalked, 4 remote from 5,
and the discocellulars distorted. 4, ACcRoPTERIS, p. 114. -
ce’, Antennee with uniseriate branches. 9, PsEuDHyRIA, p. 120.
6’. Fore wing with an areole............ 7. CHATAMLA, p. 117.
B. Hind wing with the upper discocellular
highly angled. Fore wing excised below
DBO ors sarielatsrsy eos eia a alae, a oles writ bie Berd’ alc pee 8. AUZEA, p. 118.
Genus NYCTALEMON.
Nyctalemon, Dalman, Act. Holm. 1824, p. 407.
Type, WV. patroclus, Linn.
Range. China; Sylhet; Burma; Andamans; Philippines;
Borneo; Java; Moluccas; New Guinea; New Ireland; Solo-
mons.
Palpi upturned, the third joint long and slender. Antenne
simple. Fore wing with vein 1 0 forked at base, and sending a
bar to the minute vein 1 ¢; the cell short; veins 3 and 4 stalked;
5 from just above middle of discocellulars ; 6 and 7 stalked ; 8.and
9 stalked; 10,11 absent. Hind wing with a long tail at veins
3 and 4, and a short curved tail at vein 6; one internal vein; 2
from near end of cell; 3 and 4 stalked and traversing the tail ;
6 curved and traversing the short tail.
3019. Nyctalemon patroclus, Zinn. Mus. Lud. Ulr. p. 204; id. Syst.
: Nat. i, 2, p. 749; Westw. ed. Drury-i, pl. 7, fig. 1; Kuhn,
Corresp.-Blatt ent. Vereins ‘ Iris, 1887, p. 188, pl. 6, fig. 9
(larva); C. & S. no. 3046.
Nyctalemon hector, Wik. Cat. vii, p. 1771.
Nyctalemon macleayi, Montr. Ann. Soc. Phys. Lyon, 1857,
p. 410.
Nyctalemon zampa, Butl. Ent. Mo. Mag. v, 1868, p.273; C.& S.
no. 3047.
Nyctalemon najabula, Moore, P. Z. S. 1877, p. 620; CG S.
no. 3045.
Nyctalemon docile, Butl. Trans. Linn. Soe. (2) i, p. 562 (1879).
Lyssidia goldei, Druce, P. Z. S. 1882, p. 781.
Head, thorax, and abdomen brown. Fore wing brown, with
numerous dark strize on the basal area, those on the costa large
and black ; a straight whitish band just beyond the middle. Hind
112 URANIIDA,
wing brown, the pale band continued across it ; numerous black
striz on outer area; a broken blackish submarginal line; cilia and
end of the long tail white. Underside with the basal area of both
wings pale, the whole of both wings striated.
Fig. 57.—Nyctalemon patrocius, 3. 4.
The form docile =hector, from Burma, Malacca, and Borneo, has
the band pure white; in goldee=macleayi, from New Guinea,
Timor, New Ireland, and New Britain, the band of the fore wing
is white and broad ; in typical patroclus, from New Ireland, it is
broad and suffused with brown; in najabula=zampa, from Sylhet
and Andamaus, it is narrow and brownish.
Larva white, with numerous very irregular black markings,
which coalesce on the thoracic 5th, 6th, and 10th somites to form
blotches ; a series of small dorsal setiferous tubercles. Head and
legs red-brown.
Hab. China; Sylhet; Burma; Andamans; Malacca; Philip-
pines; Papuan subregion. Hwrp., g 184-144, 9 140-170 millim.
Genus URAPTEROIDES.
Urapteroides, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 258 (1888).
Type, U. astheniata, Guen.
Range. Central Africa; Sikhim; Ceylon; Malayan and Papuan
subregions.
Palpi slight and porrect. Antenne of male thickened and
flattened, of female simple. Fore wing broad; veins 3 and 4
stalked ; 6 and 7 stalked; 10 and 11 present. Hind wing with
an angled tail at vein 4; veins 3 and 4 stalked.
URAPTEROIDES,— STROPHIDIA. 113
3020. Urapteroides astheniata, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 24; ©. & S.
no, 4025.
White; palpi with a black line on the upperside; a_ black
frontal line and spot on vertex of head. Fore wing with some
black strigee from the costa; six oblique fuscous bands, one sub-
basal, another on discocellulars, the others medial, postmedial,
submarginal, and marginal ; some fuscous strie on each side of the
Fig. 58.— Urapteroides astheniata, 2. 3.
submarginal band. Hind wing witha fuscous band on inner margin
joined at anal angle by a band from the upper angle of cell, and
almost met by one from the costa beyond the middle; some sub-
marginal striz ; a black marginal line from the apex to the tail,
and a very narrow line with three spots inside it from the tail to -
anal angle ; cilia tipped with black.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Ceylon; Penang; Borneo. Eup. 76
millim.
Genus STROPHIDIA. —
Strophidia, Hiibn. Verz. p. 290 (? 1818).
Type, S. fasciata, Cram.
Range. Sikhim; Assam; Ceylon; Burma; Andamans; Singa-
pore; Borneo; Java.
Palpi long, slender, and porrect. Antenne slender and ciliated.
Hind tibie of male with the extremity produced on upperside; a
terminal pair of spurs only; a tuft of long hair from the base on
upperside; hind tarsus with the first joint long and dilated. Fore
wing with the costa arched; the apex avute; the outer margin
straight; ves 3 and 4 from angle of cell; 6 and 7 stalked; 8, 9
stalked; 10 from cell. Hind wing with the margin produced to an
angled tail at vein 4; veins 3 and 4 from angle of cell.
VOL, III. I
114 URANIID A.
3021. Strophidia fasciata, Cram. Pap. Evot. ii, p. 12, pl. 104, fig. D;
C. §& S. no. 4016.
Phaleena caudata, Fabr. Ent. Syst. ii, 2, p. 163.
Micronia obtusata, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 25, pl. 5, fig. 6. 2
Head, thorax, and abdomen white, with a brown tinge. Fore
wing white, with some black striz from the costa; three double
subbasal fuscous lines; two medial bands and one postmedial of
double lines, which bifurcate towards the costa ; some submarginal
lines and strie; a marginal black line. Hind wing white, with
Fig. 59.—Strophidia fasciata, . 3
1°
two lines on inner area and medial and postmedial bands,
all these approaching each other towards anal angle, and termi-
nating on a submarginal band of striz; black marginal lines
from apex to tail, and tail to anal angle ; one black spot at base of
tail on its upper edge, and two on its lower edge. Underside
white.
Hab. Sikhim ; Assam ; Ceylon; Tavoy ; Andamans ; Singapore ;
Borneo; Java. Exp. 66 millim.
Genus ACROPTERIS. ~
Acropteris, Hiibn. Zutr. iv, p. 36 (1832).
Type, A. striataria, Clerck.
Range. Japan; and throughout the Oriental and Australian
regions.
Palpi slender, upturned, and reaching vertex of head; antenne
of male thickened and flattened. Fore wing with the costa
arched, the apex acute, the outer margin straight; veins 3 and 4
from angle of cell in female; male with veins 2 and 3 stalked,
4 remote from 5, and the discocellulars distorted, 6 and 7 stalked :
8, 9, 10 stalked. Hind wing with the costa much lobed at base;
yeins 3 and 4 from angle of cell.
ACROPTERIS. 115
Szor. I. Hind wing with the margin angled at vein 4. Fore
wing with the costa slightly arched, the apex acute. Male
with tufts of scales at base of median nervure and a fold from
them through cell to outer margin.
3022. Acropteris striataria, Clerck, Icon. Ins. pl. 55, fig. 4; C. § S.
mo4022. (se 2, 2.
Acropteris grammearia, Miibn. Zutr. iv, p. 36; C. & S. no. 4021.
Acropteris caseata, G'uen. Phal. ii, p. 27; C. & S. no. 4020,
Micronia teriadata, Gwen. Phal. ii, p. 29; C. & S. no. 4015. 5
Micronia sparsaria, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 818; C. & S. no. 4014.
Micronia ciniferaria, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1642. /
Micronia vagata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1877, p. 622, pl. 60, fig. 18;
C. & S. no. 4028.
Head, thorax, and abdomen white, with abrownish tinge. Fore
wing white, striated with fuscous; three double fuscous lines from
the apex, the first reaching the inner margin near the base, the
second at middle, the third submarginal; some dark marks near
\S
\S
Fig. 60.—Acropteris striataria, §. 4.
the apex; a slender brown marginal line. Hind wing white, with
two subbasal bands of fuscous striz, and medial, postmedial, and
submarginal bands; a fine marginal brown line and black speck
on tail. Underside white or fuscous in each sex.
Some specimens have the double lines of the fore wing and bands
of the hind wing almost completely filled in with fuscous, and the
spaces between the bands of the fore wing without striz. The
form teriadata is small (30-40 millim.), the hind wing with a few
strie between the bands; sparsaria, a larger form, also has some
strie between the bands of the hind wing; cinferaria is nearly
evenly striated all over, the oblique lines of fore wing sometimes
single and ill-defined.
Hab. Himalayas; Assam; Burma; Mergui; Siam; Java. Hap.
30-44 millim,
3023. Acropteris obliquaria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1877, p. 622, pl. 60,
Hols) C..a 8, no. 4013,
Differs from striataria in being evenly and sparsely striated ;
the lines single; the submarginal line of hind wing crenulate ;
12
116 URANIID &.
the black marginal points near tail of hind wing prominent.
Underside white.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Travancore; Tenasserim; Andamans.
Exp. 41 millim.
Secor. II. Hind wing with the outer margin rounded. Fore wing
with the costa more arched, the apex less acute ; male without
the tufts and fold; vein 4 from beyond 2 and 3.
3024. Acropteris iphiata, Guen. Phai. ii, p. 29. /
Acropteris pontiata, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 29.
Micronia convexaria, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 819.
Differs from striataria in the cell of the fore wing being suffused
with fuscous; the first line single and well defined ; a ferruginous
subapical patch ; the marginal line of both wings almost black.
Hab. Japan; China; Himalayas; Khasis; Burma. Exp. 32-36
millim.
Genus PSEUDOMICRONIA.
Pseudomicronia, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. ii, p. 461 (1887).
Type, P. celata, Moore.
Range. N.E. India; Nilgiris; Ceylon; Andamans; Borneo;
Ceram.
Palpi short, porrect, and not very slender. Antenne thickened
and flattened. Mid tibize with one pair of spurs, hind tibie with
two pairs. Fore wing with the costa slightly arched; the apex
rounded, the outer margin straight; veins 2 and 3 from a point
before end of cell; 6 and 7 stalked; 8, 9, 10 staiked. Hind wing
with an angled tail at vein 4; veins 3 and 4 from cell.
3025. Pseudomicronia celata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 257; ©. & S.
no. 4017.
Pseudomicronia fraterna, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 461, pl. 203,
fig. 2; C. & S. no. 4018.
Head, thorax, and ab-
domen pure white. Wings
pure white, the markings
as in Strophidia fasciata,
we except that they are nar-
3S row and pale fuscous ; the
marginal line narrow and
fuscous ; two spots only
at base of tail of hind
wing.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Nilgiris; Ceylon; Borneo; Ceram.
Exp. 44 millim.
Fig. 61.—Pseudomicronia celata, 3. }.
3026. Pseudomicronia simplicifascia, Swink. MS.
g. Differs from celata in the fore wing having some black
strige from the costa ; oblique antemedial, medial, and postmedial
PSEUDOMICRONIA.—CHATAMLA. 117
narrow pale brown bands, the medial bifurcating towards costa; two
fine submarginal lines. Hind wing with the marginal band and
two spots at tail brown.
Hab. Andamans. vp. 46 millim.
Genus MICRONIA.
Micronia, G'wen. Phal. ii, p. 22 (1857).
Type, M. aculeata, Guen.
Range. China; Formosa; throughout India, nee and Burma ;
Andamans; J ava ; Borneo.
Palpi porrect, slender, and rather long. Antenne thickened and
flattened. Hind leg of male with the femur very slender, the tibize
thickened, with one medial spur anda terminal pair; a tuft of short
hair from the base on upperside. Fore wing with the costa arched
towards apex, which is acute; the outer margin straight; veins 2
and 3 ona short staik; 6and 7 from angle of cell; 8, 9,10 stalked.
Hind wing with an angle at vein 4; veins 3 and 4 from cell.
3027. Micronia aculeata, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 26, pl. 13, fig. 8; C. § 8S.
no. 4012.
Micronia gannata, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 26.
Micronia sondaicata, G'uen. Phal. 11, p. 26.
Head, thorax, and abdomen white, with a fuscous tinge. Wings
white, closely striated with fuscous; somewhat ill-defined ante-
4
‘\ 3
=
Fig. 62.—Micronia aculeata, S. }.
medial, medial, and postmedial fuscous oblique bands; a fine
marginal line and black spot at base of tail of hind wing. Under-
side white or fuscous.
Hab. China; Formosa; throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma;
Andamans; Java; Borneo. Exp. 42-50 millim.
Genus CHATAMLA.
Chatamla, Moore, P. Z. S. 1881, p. 326.
Type, C. flavescens, W1k.
Range. Sikhim; Khasis; Sylhet.
Antenne with fascicles of cilia in the male, simple in the
118 URANIID
female. Palpi short and porrect. Fore wing with vems 2 and
3 given off before the end of the cell, 4 from the angle; 5
from the middle of the discocellulars; 6 and 7 stalked from the
upper angle of cell; 8,9, 10 stalked. Hind wing with the outer
margin excised from veins 4 to 7; la,16 present; 2 and 3 at
intervals before the end of the cell; 4 from the angle; 5 from the
middle of the discocellulars ; 6 and 7 from the upper angle.
3028. Chatamla flavescens, Wik. Cat. ii, p. 406; Butl. Ill. Het. i,
pl. 14, fig. 3; C.§ S. no. 426.
Chatamla tricolor, Butl. Ill. Het. v, p. 20, pl. 83, fig. 1; C. & S. no, 428.
Euschema nigrescens, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 20; C. & S. nos. 427
and 35085.
Head and thorax black, the frons yellow; collar and tegule
spotted with yellow; abdomen ringed yellow and black. Fore
wing black, with three antemedial yellowish spots, one in the cell
and two below, the one in the cell sometimes diffused towards the
base, a series of five white spots beyond the cell, and a submarginal
Fig. 63.—Chatamla flavescens, g.
Pied
°
series of seven spots. Hind wing bright yellow, with an irregular
black antemedial band; a similar postmedial band sending black
streaks along the veins to the irregular black margin.
In the form nigrescens the whitish spots of the fore wing and
yellow markings of the hind wing are rather reduced. In the form
tricolor they are so much enlarged that the black markings of the
fore wing are smaller than the pale spots, and in the hind wing
all the black markings except the antemedial band are almost
entirely obsolete.
fab. Sikhim; Khasis; Sylhet. Ezxp., g 64, 2 70 millim.
Genus AUZEA.
Auzea, Wik. Cat. xxv, p. 1487 (1862).
Type, A. rufifrontata, W1k.
Range. Sikhim; Khéasis; Nagas; Canara.
Palpi short and porrect ; antenne usually slightly thickened ;
legs with the spurs short. Fore wing with the apex produced
AUZEA. 119
to a rounded lobe, the outer margin being excised below it; the
discocellulars oblique; veins 6, 7 and 8, 9 stalked; 10 absent.
Hind wing with veins 6 and 7 from angle of cell.
Seor. I. Fore wing with vein 5 from the middle of discocellulars ;
hind wing with it from below the middle.
~ 3029. Auzea rufifrontata, Wik. Cat. xxv, p. 1487; Butl. Ill. Het. vi,
er pl, Evora 10.) Cg S, no, 3227.
Cyclidia rectata, Wik. Cat. xxv, p. 1536; C. § 8. no, 3127.
Frons and tibie crimson; thorax and abdomen grey-brown, the
latter fulvous at extremity. Fore wing grey-brown; a very
oblique antemedial vinous-brown line angled below the costa, and
with some grey on its inner edge; a similar postmedial line with
a series of white specks on the nervules beyond it; some sub-
marginal dark specks; costa dark crimson towards apex. Hind
wing with the costal half whitish, the inner area grey-brown; a
Fig. 64.— Auzea rufifrontata, g. }.
brown antemedial line from the median nervure to inner margin ;_
a marginal vinous-brown line traversed by an interrupted white
line. Underside with the outer margin of fore wing tawny towards
apex.
Hab. Sikhim; Khdsis; Nédgas. Hwp. 54 millim.
Szct. II. Both wings with vein 5 from above the middle
; of discocellulars.
A. Antenne thickened and flattened.
3030. Auzea arenosa, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 121; 2d. Ll. Het.
pl. 118, fig. 9; C. & S. no. 3228.
g. Thorax and abdomen brown, the latter fulvous towards
extremity. Fore wing yellowish brown; an antemedial oblique
tawny line angled below the costa; a dark speck at end of cell;
an oblique tawny postmedial line; an obscure series of submarginal
dark specks. Hind wing with an oblique tawny antemedial line
not reaching the costa; some indistinct diffused postmedial
120 URANIID®,
fuscous blotches. Underside with the costa of fore wing and outer
margin of both wings fulvous.
Hab. Sikhim; Nagas. Hwp.52 millim.
3031. Auzea hyperythra, n. sp.
3. Differs from arenosa in being morerufous. Fore wing with
oblique chestnut lines from end of cell and apex to inner margin;
the veins chestnut ; a submarginal series of white and black specks.
Hind wing with the costal area chestnut; an oblique antemedial
chestnut line with white strige on the veins beyond it ; traces of
a submarginal series of black specks; both wings with marginal
white line and the cilia chestnut. Underside orange.
Hab, Sikhim (Anyvett). Hap. 58 millim. Type in coll. Elwes.
B. Antenne with uniseriate branches.
3032. Auzea torridaria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 617; C. & S.
no. 3244,
2. Differs from arenosa in being greyer; fore wing with only
one line, which is more oblique and darker, with slight white and
black marks on the veins beyond it, most prominent at apex.
Underside of both wings with the line blackish ; the outer area
suffused with red.
Hab. “ Bengal”; N. Canara. Hp. 52 millim.
Genus PSEUDHYRIA, nov.
Type, P. rubra, Hmpsn.
Range. Nilgiris.
Palpi minute ; antenne with uniseriate branches. Fore wing
with the apex acute and produced; vein 3 from before angle of cell;
6, 7 from upper angle; 8, 9 stalked; 10 absent; 11 anastomosing
with 12. Hind wine with the margin rounded; 3 from before
angle of cell; 6, 7 from upper angle.
3033. Pseudhyria rubra, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 111, pl. 151, fig. 8.
2. Brick-red, thickly irro-
rated with fuscous ; vertex of
head and shaft of antenneze
white; both wings with dark
cell-speck and faint traces of
ante- and postmedial lines ; the
cilia golden yellow. Underside
12 rey, with fuscous irroration.
Pseudhyria rubra, 9. }. 8 en Nilgiris. Exp. 2 28
millim,
EPIPLEMID & 121
Family EPIPLEMID.
Proboscis and frenulum present. Fore wing with vein la
separate from 16; le absent; 5 from or from above the middle
of discocellulars; 7 widely separated from 8, and usually stalked
with 6. Hind wing with two internal veins; vein 5 from or from
above the middle of discocellulars ; 8 free from the base.
Larve with five pairs of prolegs and sparsely clothed with hair.
Fig. 66.—Larva of Epiplema latifasciata. 41. (From Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii,
pl. 186, fig. 12.)
Key to the Genera.
A. Both sexes with uniseriate branches to
antenne.
a. The branches of antenne short and thick. 1. PARADECETIA, p. 122.
b. The branches of antenne long ........ 2. DECETIA, p. 122.
B. Antenne not unipectinate.
a. Both wings with the outer margin evenly
BOUMCC MI area execs | ahevonehedeNalileh a sph 3. AMANA, p. 123.
b. Hind wing with the outer margin excised,
angled, or tailed.
a’, Fore wing with veins 6 and 7 on a
onetstalle 4) SNR eS en
a’. Hind wing with veins 3 and 4
Stalllcediss:. +, Si Mors cls dee olan oe: 4, OrnupizA, p. 124.
6’. Hind wing with veins 3 and 4
from cell.
a®. Fore wing with vein 5 from
upper anglejof cell aus ..4)... 5. EPIpLEMA, p. 125.
6°. Fore wing with vein 5 from
below upper angle of cell.
a*, Hind wing with the outer
margin rounded, excised, and
produced to points at the
PUSS ate are) ose, icine: keane 6. DrrapEs, p. 132.
6*. Hind wing with the outer
margin produced to a point at
vein 7, and straight from
thence to anal angle or angled [p. 135.
Duby Vie lly 4 phistcts orale) 4) aie wae dis vers 8. METORTHOCHILUS,
b’. Fore wing with veins 6 and 7 from
cell or on a short stalk) 5 .......2, 7. GaTHYNIA, p. 134.
e. Hind wing with the outer margin nearly
straight; the apex produced beyond
the outer angle of fore wing ........ 9. ATOosSA, p. 136.
122 EPIPLEMID#.
Genus PARADECETIA.
Paradecetia, Swenh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 164.
Type, P. albistellaria, Wk.
Range. Khasis; Burma.
Palpi short and porrect ; antennz with short, thick, curved, uni-
seriate branches. Fore wing with the apex produced and acute ;
vein 5 from above the middle of discocellulars ; 6 and 7 stalked;
8, 9, 10 stalked; 10 anastomosing with 11, which also anastomoses
with 12. Hind wing with vein 5 from above middle of disco-
cellulars.
/ 3034. Paradecetia albistellaria, Wik. Cat. XV, DODO
Ochreous white. Fore wing
slightly speckled with pale brown ;
s the apex crimson, with a fulvous
vi line from it to the middle of inner
Va margin. Hind wing with the
é oblique line continued across it
2 and blood-red in colour, the area
beyond it suffused with crimson
and with four postmedial white
spots on it; cilia rufous.
Hab. Khasis; EH. Pegu; Shan States. Hap. 44 millim.
Fig. 67.
Paradecetia albistellaria, 8. 3.
Genus DECETIA.
Decetia, Wilk. Cat. xx, p. 232 (1860).
Type, D. numicusaria, W1k.
Range. Assam ; Calcutta ; the Western Ghats; Ceylon ; Burma.
Palpi short and porrect ; ‘antennz with long uniseriate branches,
shorter in female than in male. Fore wing with the apex produced
to a point, the outer margin ae below it;. vein 5 from above
the middle of discocellulars ; 6 and 7 stalked; 9 and 10 stalked ;
11 becoming coincident with 12.
Sucr, I, Hind wing with vein 5 from near upper angle of cell.
3035. Decetia numicusaria, Wik. Cat. xx, p. 95.
Decetia capetusaria, Wik. Cat.
xx, p. 233; C. & S. no. 3224,
Drepanodes circulitaria, Wik.
Cat. xxvi, p. 1489.
¢ . Pale ochreous brown;
wings irrorated with fus-
cous ; a very oblique ferru-
ginous line from the apex
of fore wing to near base
Fig. 68. or Gia f hind
Decetia numicusaria, S. }. 0 er margin of hinc
wing, slightly curved near
the apex ; some white submarginal specks towards apex of fore
wing ; cilia rufous.
DECETIA.—AMANA. 123
2. Browner; the oblique line brown. Hind wing with five
white postmedial spots, and the area beyond them brown with
a pale marginal line.
Hab. Sylhet. Eap., 3 40, 9 44 millim.
3036. Decetia subobscurata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1495; Himpsn. il.
Het. ix, pl. 168, figs. 1 & 7; C. & S. no. 3228.
3. Pale olive-brown; fore legs orange. Fore wing with the
apex suffused with brown; a dark speck at end of cell; an oblique
brown line from just before the apex to middle of inner margin; a
series of dark submarginal specks. Hind wing with an oblique
antemedial brown line; a large diffused black patch at end of cell ;
cilia rufous.
2. Much redder in tone; traces of grey specks instead of the
dark submarginal specks on the fore wing, and black blotches on
the hind wing.
Hab. Nilgiris; Travancore; Ceylon. wp. 50 millim.,
~ 3037. Decetia bilineata, n. sp.
Pale reddish or ochreous brown. Fore wing with an indistinct
darker antemedial Jine angled at the subcostal and median nervures,
and very oblique from the latter to inner margin; a similar but
more regular postmedial line; a black speck on an ochreous spot
at end of cell; traces of a diffused fuscous band beyond the post-
medial line, and a submarginal series of black and white specks.
Hind wing similar, the first line subbasal. Underside with the
outer area of both wings suffused with brick-red.
In one specimen the antemedial line of the fore wing is fuscous,
and the postmedial line has fuscous blotches on the costa and
inner margin.
Hab. Chin Hills and Tilin Yaw, Burma (Watson). Fuxp.,
3 52, 2 58millim. Type in B. M.
Sect. II. Hind wing with vein 5 from middle of discocellulars.
3038. Decetia pallida, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 232, pl. viii, fig. 1; C.§ 8.
no. 3226. :
3d. Pale ochreous. Fore wing with an annulus at end of cell
with two streaks from it; an oblique rufous line from apex to
inner margin of hind wing before middle, with an indistinct waved
line beyond it on fore wing. Hind wing with a semidiaphanous
streak beyond the cell; cilia rufous.
Hab. Calcutta. Hap. 42 millim.
Genus AMANA.
Amana, Wik. Cat. iii, p. 661 (1855).
Type, A. angulifera, Wlk.
Range. Khasis.
124 EPIPLEMIDA.
Palpi hairy, porrect, and reaching just beyond frontal tuft.
Antenne slightly thickened and flattened. Fore wing with vein 5
from above the middle of discocellulars ; 6 and 7 stalked; 8,9, 10
stalked from before end of cell. Hind wing with vein 5 from near
upper angle of cell.
- 3039. Amana angulifera, Wik. Cat. iii, p. 662.
$. Dark brown; antenne, palpi, and underside of thorax and
abdomen fulvous. Fore wing with a yellow fascia from the base
of costa traversing the interno-median interspace to close to outer
UO
Fig. 69.—Amana angulifera, S$. }.
angle, where it almost meets an oblique band from the costa beyond
the middle and a submarginal line. Hind wing with an orange
patch at apex, and some orange with dark lunules on it towards
anal angle.
Hab. Khasis. ep. 70 millim.
Genus ORUDIZA.
Orudiza, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 857 (1861).
Type, O. protheclaria, WIk.
Range. N.E. India; W. Ghats and Malabar; Burma; Java.
Palpi short, slender, and obliquely porrect ; antenne thickened
and flattened. Fore wing with the apex produced to a short point,
the outer margin to long points at veins 7 and 4, between which
it is excised; vein 5 from the upper angle of cell; 6 and 7 stalked ;
8, 9, 10 stalked from cell. Hind wing with short tails on outer
margin at veins 3 and 4; anangle at vein 2, and excised from vein
2 to the anal angle; veins 3 and 4 stalked; 5 from towards upper
angle of cell; 6 and 7 stalked.
8040. Orudiza protheclaria, W/k. Cat. xxiii, p. 858; C. § S. no. 3048.
Pale brown; frons chocolate; extremity of abdomen orange.
ORUDIZA.— EPIPLEMA. 125
Fore wing with grey striz on costa and outer area; outwardly-
oblique antemedial and medial brown lines. Hind wing with an
outwardly-oblique medial brown
line angled at veins 3 and 2, then
recurved to inner margin; outer
area with a yellowish tinge; two
marginal brown lines from apex
to the tail at vein 4, where there
is a black spot just inside the
margin.
Fig. 70. Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Poona;
Orudiza protheclaria, 2. Canara; Travancore; Burma ;
Java. xp. 36 millim.
=)
°
Genus EPIPLEMA.
Epiplema, Herr.-Schdaffer, Samml. aussereur. Schmett. p. 26 (1850).} |
Type, Z. acutangularia, H.-S., from Brazil.
Range. Neotropical, Ethiopian, Oriental, and Australian
regions, and the Palearctic in 8. Russia, Amur, and Japan.
Palpi porrect, projecting beyond the frons. Fore wing with
vein 5 from the upper angle of cell; 6 and 7 stalked; 8 and 9
stalked; 10 usually from cell, rarely stalked with 8 and 9. Hind
wing with veins 3 and 4 from angle of cell; 5 from middle of
discocellulars ; 6 and 7 from upper angle. Wings held more or
less apart in repose.
Srot. I. Male with the antennz thickened and flattened.
A. Wings with outer margin indented below the apex and slightly
excised from thence to ven 4.
' 3041. Epiplema columbaris, But. Ill. Het. vii, p. 82, pl. 183, fig. 8.
$. Dull hair-brown. Fore wing with indistinct darker striae,
some of which form indistinct ante- and postinedial nearly erect
lines; cilia ochreous. Hind wing similar; the indistinct lines
subbasal and antemedial.
Hab. Dharmsala; Simla. Zap. 30 millim.
B. Fore wing with the outer margin deeply excised from veins 7 to 4.
Hind wing with two indentures between the anal angle and vein 8.
3042. Epiplema edentata, n. sp.
$. Head and collar white; thorax fuscous. Fore wing white ;
the whole basal area except the costa clouded and speckled with
fuscous ; a double oblique fuscous line from below the apex to
inner margin, the area beyond it clouded and striated with fuscous ;
some dark specks on the costa towards apex and rufous marks on
126 - -BPIPLEMID &,
outer margin below the apex. Hind wing white; the basal area
slightly speckled with fuscous; a broad fuscous medial band
followed by a pure white band, both being bent towards inner
margin; a broad fuscous marginal band with a white line on it.
Hab. Sikhim (Moller). Hap. 26 millim. Type in coll. Elwes.
C. Fore wing with the outer margin slightly excised from the apex to
vem 3. Hind wing produced to points at vens 1, 2, 3, 4, and 7.
3043. Epiplema reticulata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 259; C.§ S. no. 3068.
$. Whitish, evenly and thickly speckled and striated all over
with brown. Fore wing with an antemedial slightly oblique pale
line and excurved postmedial line. Hind wing with a curved
postmedial line; the veins of both wings pale, and the cilia
traversed by a pale line.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. xp. 30 millim.
D. Fore wing with the outer margin excised from the apex to vein 38.
Hind wing with slight tails at veins 6 and 4.
3044. Epiplema moza, Buti. A.M. N. H. (5) i, p. 402; 2d. Ill. Het. iii,
pl. 51, fig. 7.
Red-brown. Fore wing striated with dark brown; ante- and
postmedial lines highly angled at middle, the latter with a dark
patch on it at inner margin; three dark submarginal specks
below the apex. Hind wing with a subbasal line from median
nervure to inner margin; a brown line on discocellulars ; the post-
medial line very highly angled at vein 4, and with a chestnut line
on each side of it converging to the angle; a series of greyish
lunules striated with brown and defined by whitish lines and streaks
on outer margin between the tails.
Hab. Japan; Simla; Dalhousie; Khasis. xp. 20-30 millim.
3045. Epiplema sreapa, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 166.
3. Dark leaden grey, with slight striation. Fore wing with the
outer margin produced to a point below the apex as well as excised ;
minutely waved ante- and postmedial brown lines; the former
angled below costa, the latter curved; a submarginal dark lunulate
mark from apex to vein 3, with a minute dentition below apex.
Hind wing with dark subbasal line not reaching the costa; some
ochreous markings between lower angle of cell and inner margin ;
a pale postmedial line with black on its inner edge, rufous on its
- outer, highly angled and with two black points at vein 4, where
there is a black submarginal point. Underside with four white
spots between lower angle of cell of hind wing and inner margin.
Hab, Khasis. Exp. 32 millim.
EPIPLEMA. 127
E. Fore wing with the outer margin evenly curved. Hind wing
slightly produced at veins 4 and 7.
3046. Epiplema multistrigaria, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 260; C. § S.
no. 3062.
3. Grey, thickly and evenly striated all over with dark brown ;
fore wing with a black apical patch; hind wing with two black
marginal spots between veins 2 and 4.
Hab. Simla; Sikhim. vp. 26 millim.
FP. Fore wing with the outer margin evenly curved. Hind wing
with slight tails at veins 4 and 7.
3047. Epiplema latifasciata, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. ii, p. 403, pl. 186;
figs. 12, 12a, 6 (larva) ; C. & S. no. 3060.
Head, thorax, and abdomen brownish grey. Fore wing brownish
grey, with a broad chocolate band irrorated with ochreous occu-
pying the medial portion of wing, the line defining its inner edge
slightly angled at the subcostal and median nervures, its outer
edge with a prominent angle at vein 4; a chocolate band on outer
margin below the apex and some purplish suffusion towards outer
angle. Hind wing similar ; the band narrower; the outer margin
with chocolate lunules below the apex and between the tails.
Larva black, spotted with deep black and with a few short hairs ;
the first and anal somites yellow.
Hab. Ceylon. Exp., 3 23, 2 28 millim.
/ 3048. Epiplema rhagavata, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 848; Moore, Lep.
Ceyl. 11, pl. 186, fiz. 3; C. § S. no. 3069. =
Erosia palaca, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p- 849; C.&§ S. no. 3064.
Erosia bidens, Feld. Revs. Nov. pl. 128, fie. 38; C. §& S. no. 3050.
Grey-brown. Wings striated with brown; fore wing with
an obscure antemedial line; a pale red-edged postmedial line
angled at veins 4 and 6; a dark triangular mark on middle of
outer margin. Hind wing similar; a subbasal line from median
nervure to inner margin; a brown line on discocellulars; the
postmedial line very highly angled at vein 4, and with a chestnut
line on each side of it converging to the angle ; a series of greyish
lunules striated with brown and defined by whitish lines and
streaks on outer margin between the tails.
In typical rhagavata the postmedial line of the fore wing is
hardly angled, and the lunules on outer margin of hind wing extend
nearly to anal angle; some specimens have dark blotches on the
inner margin of both wings inside the postmedial lines.
Hab. Sikhim ; Khasis; Ceylon. xp. 28-32 millim.
© 3049. Epiplema quadricaudata, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 847 ; Moore, Lep.
Ceyl. iii, pl. 186, figs. 1, la; C. & S. no. 3067.
« Erosia varisaria, Wilk. Cat. xxiii, p. 848.
Pale brown; frons yinous. Wings with indistinct dark strie.
128 EPIPLEMID &,
Fore wing with some prominent dark stria on the costa; an
ochreous postmedial line excurved beyond the cell and angled at
veins 6 and 4, and with a prominent chocolate streak on it from
costa to vein 6 and blotch on inner margin; a chocolate marginal
band from apex to vein 3. Hind wing with the postmedial line
evenly waved; a lunulate submarginal band between the tails.
Underside of hind wing whitish.
Hab. Assam; Canara; Ceylon; Burma; Andamans; Pulo
Laut. Exp. 3 24, 2 32 millim.
3050. Epiplema tenebrosa, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 187, pl. 157, fig. 3.
2. Dark purple-grey. Fore wing with indistinct darker strie ;
an indistinct medial excurved red-brown line; a similar slightly
waved postmedial line ; a submarginal blackish maculate line from
below the apex to vein 4. Hind wing with a subbasal red-brown
line produced outwards to a very acute angle at lower end of cell;
a medial line excurved at middle nearly to the margin; a marginal
lunulate band from the apex to the tail at vein 4, where there is a
spot.
nies Pundaloya, Ceylon. Exp. 18 millim.
3051. Epiplema obscuraria, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 400, pl. 186,
fig. 6; C. & S. no. 8063,
Q@. Pale chestnut; head purplish grey. Fore wing slightly
striated with brown; the base of costa purplish grey; an
oblique medial red-brown streak from the costa to above a semi-
circular spot on inner margin; an obliquely curved line from the
costa beyond the middle to outer angle; some submarginal dark
specks below the apex. Hind wing slightly striated with brown ;
a white and chestnut streak from the base in lower part of cell to
the lower angle, where it is joined to an acutely angled double line
of fuscous, chestnut, and silvery-white scales ; a postimedial chest-
nut line acutely angled outwards at vein 4, and from thence to
inner margin outlined with white; a lunulate marginal line from
the tail at vein 6 to vein 1.
Hab. Pundaloya, Ceylon. Exp. 22 millim.
3052. Epiplema quadristrigata, W/k. Cat. xxxv, p. 1647.
Epiplema pulverea, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. 1x, p. 137, pl. 157, fig. 4.
g. Ochreous white; vertex of head and collar white ; antenne
ochreous. Fore wing thickly striated and powdered with purplish
black-brown ; an indistinct highly angled medial black line and
excurved slightly waved postmedial line; a series of submarginal
black specks. Hind wing striated with red-brown, especially on
inner area; a postmedial line slightly angled at vein 4; four
submarginal black specks between the tails.
Hab. Ceylon; ? Mysol. Hap. 18 millim.
EPIPLEMA. 129
3053. Epiplema conflictaria, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 851.
Erosia exprimataria, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 851.
Erosia diffiniaria, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 852.
Erosia secutaria, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1645.
Dirades parvula, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. ili, p. 402, pl. 186, fig. 5;.
C. § S. no. 3065.
Dirades lilacina, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 402, pl. 186, fig. 4;
C. & S. no. 3061.
Pale purplish grey; head fuscous. Fore wing irrorated with
brown ; an indistinct slightly waved postmedial line with a fuscous
-or fuscous and ochreous blotch on it at inner margin and in some
specimens another at lower angle of cell; a lunulate marginal
dark band from the apex to vein 4. Hind wing with the inner
half irrorated with brown; an ochreous fascia striated with brown
from the base below median nervure to lower angle of cell, where
it meets a band on the discocellulars; a waved postmedial line
produced outwards to an angle at vein 4, where there is a leaden
and chestnut patch beyond it and a chestnut patch inside it on
vein 2; a brown and chestnut marginal lunulate band from veins
1 to 6. Underside of hind wing grey or whitish.
Hab. Sikhim; Nagas; Ceylon; Burma; Perak; Singapore ;
Sumatra; Java; Borneo; Ceram; Solomons. Hap. 18-29
millim.
3054. Epiplema albida, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 102, pl. 150, fig. 10.
Erosia lanigera, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 187, pl. 157, fig. 18.
g. Pale violaceous grey; frons dark brown. fFore wing
slightly irrorated with dark brown ; indistinct red-brown ante-
and postmedial excurved lines, the latter more or less indented
and approaching the former below the cell; a submarginal series
of red-brown specks below the apex. Hind wing more thickly
irrorated with brown; the ante- and postmedial lines more
prominent and angled outwards at vein 4, where there are rufous
patches inside them ; a submarginal lunulate line. Female more
prominently irrorated with brown; fore wing with a complete
marginal series of lunules; hind wing without the patches on the
lines.
The form lamgera from Ceylon has the strize darker ; the ante-
and postmedial lines of both wings nearer together and filled in
with fuscous.
Hab. Nilgiris; Ceylon. Hwp. 24 millim.
3055. Epiplema ruptaria, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 259; C. & S. no. 8070.
White; palpi and frons marked with fuscous. Fore wing with
fuscous striz on the base of costa; very indistinct ante- and
postmedial ochreous curved bands; a spot on costa towards apex
and one at outer angle; a dark submarginal spot between veins 4
and 5; some ochreous striz on the marginal area below the apex
sometimes developed into a patch. Hind wing with indistinct
VOL. III. K
130 EPIPLEMID 2.
ochreous, subbasal, medial, and postmedial bands ; a submarginal
line between the tails.
Hab. Dharmsala; Calcutta. Exp., 5 16, 9 18 millim.
J 3056. Epiplema fulvilinea,..Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 103, pl. 150,
fir, 19, /
Differs from ruptaria in being purer white. Fore wing with the
ante- and postmedial bands composed of well-defined double lines
connected in places; some black specks and ochreous strie on the
costa; no ochreous patches on costa and outer margin near apex ;
the submarginal speck black. Hind wing with the bands composed
of double lines ; the medial band highly angled outwards at vein 4 ;
some submarginal dark striz and ochreous spots.
Hab. Sikhim ; Khasis; Shan States; Nilgiris. Hwp. 20 millim.
3057. Epiplema apicalis, n. sp.
3. White, slightly suffused with ochreous. Wings with traces
of antemedial, medial, and postmedial bands. Fore wing with the
apical area from the costa to vein 4 suffused with purplish fuscous
and brown and with four black spots on it. Hind wing with a
dark mark on the postmedial band ; slight dark marginal markings
between the tails and a black speck at the lower tail.
Hab. Sikhim; Naga Hills; Momeit, Burma (Doherty). Hzxp.
20 millim. Type in coll. Elwes.
3058. Epiplema bicaudata, Moore, P. Z. 8.1867, p. 648, pl. 38, fig. 12;
C. & 8. no, 3922.
White; antenne annulated with brown ; frons and palpi brown.
Fore wing with some brown
strie below the costa; a
series of antemedial spots; a
postmedial chestnut band
slightly angled at vein 4 and
with three waved brown lines
on it; the area beyond it
suffused with brown, except
at apex and outer angle; some
submarginal indistinct brown
spots. Hind wing similar ; a black submarginal speck at vein 4.
Hab. Dharmsala; Sikhim; Khdsis. wp. 26 millim.
me
Fig. 71.—LHpiplema bicaudata, 8. 1}.
3059. Epiplema restricta, n. sp.
3. Differs from bicaudata in having slight dark strise on the
costa of fore wing; the fulvous postmedial band more irregular
and the area beyond it almost wholly suffused with fuscous, and with
the black submarginal spots more prominent ; the postmedial band
and markings beyond it all terminating at vein 3, leaving the area
at outer angle white. Hind wing with the postmedial band more
irregular, and the markings beyond it not continued on to the apical
area.
BPLPLEMA, 131
Another form from Sikhim and the Naga Hills has the apical
markings of the fore wing almost wholly obsolete.
Hab. Sikhim (Moller) ; Nagas (Doherty). Exp. 26 millim. Type
in coll. Elwes.
3060. Epiplema instabilata, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1646. 6
Hrosia insolita, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1648.
Dirades conchiferata, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 403, pl. 186, fig. 11;
C. & S. no. 8053.
Head and collar fuscous; thorax and first segment of abdomen
white, the other segments fuscous. Fore wing thickly speckled
and striated with brown, fulvous, and black, the inner area white
slightly marked with fulvous; a white spot at lower angle of cell ;
some black submarginal markings and spots on the cilia. Hind
wing with the costal area white, the rest of the wing fulvous
striated with black, the outline between the two areas very irregular ;
a leaden-grey marginal line from the tail at vein 7 to anal angle.
In some specimens the markings on the basal half of the costal
area of the fore wing are much reduced.
Hab. Cnina; Khasis; Bombay; Ceylon; E. Pegu; Pulo Laut ;
Sula; Mysol; Flores; Solomons. Eyp. 24 millim.
3061. Epiplema himala, Buti. A.M. N. H. (5) vi, 1880, p. 221; id.
Lil. Het. vi, pl. 112, fig. 9; C. §& S. no. 3057.
Q. Pure white. Fore wing with outwardly-oblique black-
brown antemedial and medial lines; a similar pale brown post-
medial line; a fine submarginal line not reaching the costa or
Inner margin; some slight brown strize on the costa; cilia brown.
Hind wing with a subbasal black-brown line running towards anal
angle, then recurved to inner margin; a yellow line from vein 6 to
anal angle, expanding at middle into a patch reaching the outer
margin; a brown line from the apex to yellow patch; a black-
brown marginal line between the tails and prominent spot towards
anal angle. Underside of fore wing with the basal, costal, and
outer areas suffused with brown.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. wp. 36 millim.
G. Fore wing with the outer margin produced to points at veins 2 and
6; ves 10, 11 stalked, 11 anastomosing with 12; hind wing
with the costa excised at middle and with a tuft of hair before
middle; the outer margin produced to an oblique tail at vein 4
and to points at veins 2 and 7.
3062. Epiplema ocusta, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 165.
Rufous, with darker strize and wroration. Fore wing with
highly excurved antemedial and postmedial lines expanding into
small red-brown patches; a straight ochreous submarginal line
with dark rufous on its outer edge; the area near outer angle
purplish fuscous with two black spots. Hind wing with angled
antemedial line, with rufous patches on its outer edge; a post-
medial whitish line produced to a strong angle at vein 4 and with
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132 EPIPLEMID &.
rufous patches on its inner edge; an orange patch reticulated
with brown on the margin between veins 4 and 7.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Hap. 24 millim.
Sect. Il. Male with antenne serrated. Fore wing with outer
margin slightly angled at vein 7. Hind wing with two tails.
/ 3063. Epiplema irrorata, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 403, pl. 186, fig. 10;
C. & 8. no. 3059. /
3d. Grey, thickly irrorated with pale and dark brown scales.
Fore wing with indistinct antemedial, postmedial, and submarginal
waved brown lines outwardly edged with ochreous; a maculate
brown line just before the margin. Hind wing similar; a brown
white-edged lunule at each tail.
Hab. Khasis; Nilgiris; Ceylon. Hp. 16 millim.
Genus DIRADES.
Dirades, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1650 (1866).
Type, D. theclata, Guen.
Range. W. Indies; Africa; China; throughout India, Ceylon,
and Burma to Australia.
Palpi upturned, reaching vertex of head; antenne thickened
and flattened in male. Fore wing broad ; the outer margin evenly
curved; vein 5 from below the upper angle of cell; 6 and 7
stalked, 8 and 9 stalked ; 10 from cell. Hind wing usually with the
outer margin produced to points at veins 4 and 7, slightly developed
in male; vein 5 from the middle of discocellulars ; 6 and 7 from
angle of cell or shortly stalked. Male with a fold on inner area
containing a tuft of long hair, veins 16 and 2 being distorted.
Wings held more or less apart in repose.
Secor. I. Hind wing of male without tufts of hair on the costa.
A. Hind wing of male with a slight tail at ven 4 only ; veins 2, 5,
6, 7, the discocellulars, and wpper margin of cell absent.
3064. Dirades unicauda, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 103, pl. 150, fig. 21.
3. Violaceous grey-brown. Wings irrorated with brown.
Fore wing with the costal area suffused with fuscous ; a large oval
brown-outlined spot on inner margin; a series of marginal fuscous
lunules. Hind wing with an angled indistinct antemedial rufous
line; a curved postmedial, more prominent line and marginal
lunulate line.
Hab: Sikhim; Nilgiris. Hap. 22 millim.
B. Hind wing of male with slight tals at veins 4 and 7,
and the venation normal.
3065. Dirades theclata, Guen. Phai. ii, p. 36.
Dirades adjutaria, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 849; C. § S. no. 8049.
Dirades binotata, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1650; Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii,
p: 399, pl. 186, fig. 7; C. g S. no. 3051.
Erosia verticaria, Feld. Revs. Nov. pl. 128, fig. 7.
DIRADES. 133
3. Autenne and vertex of head whitish; head and thorax
violaceous grey; abdomen ochreous, except at base. Fore wing
violaceous grey; a large triangular
patch outlined with double brown
lines on the costa beyond the
middle; a similar oval spot with
darker centre on inner margin ;
a series of marginal fuscous lunules.
Hind wing with the basal half
jailed violaceous Brey cuca i ee
Sau sire i margin ; the outer ha ale
ae ot nelarmecine brown, the two es
defined by a rufous and pale line; a series of marginal fuscous
lunules.
@. Abdomen and hind wing of the same violaceous grey as the
eround-colour.
Hab. W. Africa; throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma. Lup.
22 millim.
Sect. II. Hind wing of male with two tufts of hair on
the costa.
3066. Dirades conifera, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 399, pl. 186, fig. 8;
C. & S. no. 3054.
$. Differs from theclata in being more uniform red-brown
irrorated with fuscous. Fore wing with the outline of the post-
medial mark on the costa indistinct, incomplete, and its outer edge
very oblique; the mark on inner margin larger. Hind wing with
the medial curved line arising from the costa much nearer the
apex; the marginal lunules of both wings reduced to a series of
specks.
Hab. Ceylon. Eup. 24 millim.
3067. Dirades leucocera, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 102, pl. 150, fig. 13.
3g. Differs from conifera in the mark on inner margin of fore
wing being filled in with black, with a plum-coloured centre; the
leaden marginal band prominent and regular. Hind wing dark
chocolate ; the medial band plum-coloured, bounded by white
lines; the marginal band irregular; the tuft in the fold on inner
margin pure white.
Q. With the marginal band of both wings lunulate.
Hab. Nilgiris; Ceylon. Hp. 22 millim.
© 3068. Dirades crepuscularis, Himpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 138, pl. 157,
fig. 12
2. Purplish brown; antenne and vertex of head white. Fore
wing with traces of an angulated antemedial line; a nearly
straight postmedial ferruginous line; a submarginal dark lunulate
line, slightly edged with white towards apex. Hind wing with
134 EPIPLEMID®.
an indistinct antemedial ferruginous curved line, with a white
patch at inner margin; a more prominent postmedial line; a
submarginal rufous and black line.
Hab. Ceylon. Exp. 20 millim.
3069. Dirades prunaria, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 400; C & S.
no. 3066.
2. Dark purplish red-brown. Fore wing with large dark
patches on the costa and inner margin, just beyond the middle,
with ferruginous edges; a narrow nearly regular dark marginal
band. Hind wing with a similar band from veins 2 to 7; the
outer margin produced to a point at veins 7 and 4, and slightly
at 6. Underside dark.
Hab. Ceylon. Hap. 20 millim.
Genus GATHYNIA.
Gathynia, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1689 (1862).
Type, G. miraria, W1k.
Range. Kangra; Sikhim; Bombay; Nilgiris; Ceylon.
Palpi slender and obliquely porrect; antenne thickened and
flattened in both sexes. Fore wing broad, the outer margin
evenly rounded; vein 5 from just above the middle of disco-
cellulars ; 6 and 7 from angle of cell or on a short stalk; 8 and 9
stalked; 10 and 11 stalked. Hind wing with the costa excised
and bearing tufts of hair near the base and apex; outer margin
produced to points at veins 6 and 4; vein 5 from the middle of
discocellulars; 6 and 7 from angle of cell; 3 curved. Male with
a fold on inner area containing a tuft of long hair, the internal
veins being distorted.
The species repose in the form of a cross, with the fore wings:
rolled up at right angles to the body, the hind wings folded close
. against the body.
f
l
3070. Gathynia_miraria,. Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1639; C. & S. no. 3072;
“Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iti, pl. 187, fig. 4. 2
Pale fuscous brown ; fore wing:
with an ochreous subapical patch
outwardly defined by a dark line..
Hind wing with the folds on
inner area and down the middle
pale, so thut the markings are
confined to the costal and sub- ©
: median areas, which are crossed
by an indistinct antemedial line
and well-defined brown, black, and pale postmedial line; a lunu-
late marginal line.
Hab. Sikhim; Bombay; Nilgiris; Ceylon. Lwp., g 28, 2 30
millim.,
Fig. 73.
Gathynia miraria, S. +}.
GATHYNIA.—METORTHOCHILUS. 1385
3071. Gathynia simulans, Buti. Ill. Het. vii, p. 81, pl. 133, figs. 6, 7.
Pale reddish brown, irrorated with fuscous. Fore wing with an
indistinct rufous angulated antemedial line and doubly curved
postmedial line; a rufous apical patch and dark marginal line.
Hind wing with a rufous medial line and dark marginal line.
Hab. Kangra. Eap., 3 24, Q 28 millim,
3072. Gathynia ferrugata, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1651; Hmpsn. Ill.
Het. ix, pl. 157, tig. 7; C. & S. no. 30509.
g. Antenne rufous; thorax purplish brown; abdomen pale.
Fore wing purplish fuscous, with traces of antemedial and sub-
marginal lines; a ferruginous streak in and beyond the end of
cell; a ferruginous apical patch. Hind wing deep purplish
brown; the fold on inner area pale; a ferruginous and ochreous
patch from the base to lower angle of cell; ferruginous ante- and
postmedial angulated lines; some dark marginal specks. Under-
side of hind wing pale.
Hab. Ceylon. Hap. 24 millim.
3073. Gathynia longipennis, Hmpsn. Til. Het. viii, p. 103, pl. 150,
fig. 20.
@. Fore wing with the inner margin excised; the stalk of
veins 6 and 7 longer. Hind wing with the point at vein 6 longer.
Uniform dull purplish fuscous, irrorated with darker specks; both
wings with traces of a dark postmedial band and indistinct marginal
lunulate line.
Hab. Nilgiris. Hp. 26 millim.
Genus METORTHOCHILUS.
Metorthocheilus, Zmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 138 (1893).
Type, WZ. emarginatum, Hmpsn.
Range. Nagas; Nilgiris; Ceylon.
Palpi porrect and very minute; antenne thickened and flattened
in the male. Fore wing with the outer margin excised below the
apex; vein 5 from the middle of the discocellulars; 6 and 7 ona
long stalk; 8 and 9 stalked; 10 from cell. Hind wing with
vein 5 from the middle of discocellulars ; 6 and 7 on a long stalk.
Szor. I. Fore wing with vein 11 given off from 10 and anasto-
mosing with 12. Hind wing with the costa excised ; the outer
margin produced to a point at vein 7, then straight to anal
angle.
3074. Metorthochilus emarginatum, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 118
pl. 151, fig, 14.
3. Pale violaceous brown; wings irrorated with dark scales.
Fore wing with traces of curved antemedial and submarginal series
136 EPIPLEMIDA,
of specks; a curved series of small dark postmedial lunules; a
ferruginous patch on outer mar-
gin at the excision; cilia white
variegated with brown. Hind
wing similar ; the series of specks
straighter ; no ferruginous patch
on outer margin.
@. With a fuscous diffused
Fig. 74. patch on fore wing beyond the
Metorthochilus emarginatum,$. 4. cell. Underside of hind wing
with the basal area whitish.
Hab. Nagas ; Nilgiris; Ceylon. Hap., § 22, 9 24 millim.
Szcr. II. Fore wing with vein 11 from cell and anastomosing
with 12. Hind wing with the costa not excised, the outer
margin highly angled at vein 4.
3075. Metorthochilus excisum, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 114, pl. 151,
fig. 13.
Purplish grey, striated with fuscous ; both wings with indistinct
postmedial and marginal rufous lines, the former curved.
Hab. Nilgiris. Hep. 20 millim.
Genus ATOSSA.
Atossa, Moore, P. Z. S. 1874, p. 577.
Type, A. neleinna, Moore.
Range. N.W. Himalayas; Naga Hills.
Antenne bipectinate, with short ciliated branches in the male.
Palpi short and porrect. Fore wing with the apex produced ;
vein 3 before end of the cell; 5 from the middle of the discocel-
lulars ; 6 from the upper angle; 7 either stalked with 6 or from
the angle; 8, 9, 10 stalked, or 10 absent ; a forked fold in the
cell, and fold in interno-median interspace. Hind wing with the
apex produced beyond the outer angle of fore wing; vein 3 before
end of the cell; 5 from the middle of the discocellulars ; 7 from
before the upper angle of cell.
Sect. I. Veins 6 and 7 of the fore wing stalked.
3076. Atossa nelcinna, Moore, P. Z. S. 1874, p. 577, pl. 67, fig. 7 ;
Elwes, P. Z, S. 1890, pl. 34, fig. 1; C § 8. no. 457.
6. Antenne, head, and thorax black; abdomen orange, with
the vertex black. Fore wing fuscous; the basal half with pale
streaks in the interspaces; the outer half with two series of
rounded spots; the two spots between veins 5 to 7 of the post-
medial series placed out of line towards the margin. Hind wing
similar to the fore wing; the pale streaks of the basal half larger ;
a
Ce
ATOSSA. 137
the postmedial series of spots with the spot between veins 5 and
6 only out of line.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas. wp. 82 millim.
Sucr. II. Vein 7 of the fore wing from angle of cell.
3077. Atossa moorei, Elwes, P. Z. S. 1890, p. 382, pl. 34, fig. 2.
Differs from nelcinna in the collar, edges of patagia, and
metathorax being orange; the abdomen banded orange and black.
Fore wing yellowish white; the veins and folds whence the
veinlet in the cell and vein 1 ¢ have disappeared black; a broad
irregular medial fuscous band; outer area fuscous, with an almost
Fig. 75.—Atossa moorei, S. 1.
obsolete series of lunulate submarginal pale spots in the inter-
spaces. Hind wing yellowish white, with the veins dark; a sub-
marginal series of black spots, sometimes joined into an irregular
band ; outer margin fuscous.
Hab. Nagas. Ewup., $ 86, 2 82-90 millim.
Secr. IIT. Vein 10 of the fore wing absent.
“_ 3078. Atossa nagaensis, Elwes, P. Z. S. 1890, p. 882, pl. 34, fig. 3.
d. Differs from moore: in the fore wing being entirely pale
fuscous, except for some short pale streaks at the base; an almost
obsolete series of postmedial spots, and a prominent conjoined
series of submarginal lunulate spots. Hind wing with the sub-
marginal series of dark spots almost entirely obsolete.
This may prove to be a variety of moorei.
Hab. Nagas. Hp. 86 millim.
Species formerly recorded as Indian which 1s omitted.
Erosia figuraria, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 850; C. & S. no. 3056.
Type lost; description not recognizable.
138 GEOMETRID A.
Family GEOMETRIDZ.
A large family of moths, almost always of slender build, and of
semidiurnal or crepuscular habits, dominant at the present day.
Proboscis present or rarely absent. Legs and tarsi slender,
elongate, and naked, or slightly clothed with hair. Fore wing with
vein | @ forming a fork with 1 6, 1 ¢ absent ; vein 5 from or from
above middle of the discocellulars, 7 rising from 8,9*. Hind wing
with the frenulum usually present, but absent in a few genera ;
Fig. 76.—Larva of Abraxas leucostola. +.
(From Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, pl. 176, fig. 19.)
vein la@ very short, apparently absent in some forms; vein 16
running to anal angle; 1c absent; 8 with a well-developed pre-
costal spur.
Larve with the three anterior pairs of abdominal claspers totally
aborted, and progressing by bringing the posterior somites close to
the thoracic, looping the medial somites. In a few ancestral forms,
of the subfamily @nochromine especially, there is a tendency to
develop additional prolegs and to a more ordinary mode of pro-
gression.
Key to the Subfamilies.
A. Hind wing with vein 5 obsolete, and with
no production of the outer margin at the
termination of the fold that represents it t. 1. Boarmine.
B. Hind wing with vein 5 fully developed +.
a. Hind wing with vein 5 rising much nearer
GOK ah ss Ba eater cece Sees etc ae 6. Geometrine.
6. Hind wing with vein 5 from or from below
middle of discocellulars §.
a’. Hind wing with vein 8 connected with
7 by an oblique bar near base ...... 3. Orthostiaine.
6’. Hind wing with vein 8 anastomosing
with 7 at base, then rapidly diverging. 5. Acidaliune.
c’. Hind wing with vein 8 free and approx-
imated to 7 to near middle of cell .. 2. Gnochromine.
d’. Hind wing with vein 8 anastomosing
with 7 to beyond middle of cell, or
connected with it by a bar beyond
middle colicell eer oe ce wale sar 4. Larentiine.
* Except in Cataclysia.
| Except in Boarmia isometra.
t Except in Microloba, S.
§ Except in Sarcinodes and Alex.
BOARMIIN A. 139
Subfamily BOARMIIN &.
Hind wing with vein 5 obsolete *, with no production of the outer
margin at the termination of the fold that represents it, and veins
6 and 4 considerably approximated ; vein 8 free and running close
along 7 to about middle of cell, very rarely anastomosing with it.
In this subfamily a fovea or pit of hyaline membrane on the
underside of the fore wing at the base of vein 1, probably acting
as a tympanum, is developed in very many species in the males,
a character hardly found in any other group of Lepidoptera.
Another very characteristic structure is the dilatation of the hind
tibie in the male, with a fold containing a tuft of long hair acting
as a scent-organ.
Key to the Genera.
A. Hind wing with a tail at vein 4, palpi porrect
and hairy; a frontal tuft.
a. Fore wing with vein 10 absent ............ 1. URAPTERYX,
6. Fore wing with vein 10 present. [p. 144.
a’. Hind wing with veins 6, 7 stalked; the tail
REOEE ee ores a NETO Sian city cup Ubala ada uta tee 2. SIRINOPTERYX,
6’. Hind wing with veins 6, 7 from the cell. [p. 147.
a’, Fore wing with veins 10 and 11 stalked
and anastomosing with 12 ............ 3. THINOPTERYX,
6?, Fore wing with vein 11 given off from 12 [p. 148.
and anastomosing with 10, which is stalked
NACUBO tS elke steele RUE oNNe amen ap PREG Per Antpel Ar-H 4, XEROPTERYX,
B, Hind wing not tailed. [p. 149.
a. The scaling smooth; the head, thorax, and
abdomen smooth or moderately hairy.
a’. Palpi upturned, reaching above vertex of
head and fringed with hair in front ..... , 6, PAREUMELEA,
6’. Palpi upturned, slender, and smoothly scaled. [p. 150.
a>, Hind wing with vein 8 not anastomosing 7
with the cell; fore wing with the costa
excised towards apex, which is faleate .. 6. AUZEODES,p. 150.
6°, Hind wing with vein 8 anastomosing with
Ee) COL ae ie eeu aI a oo la 11. APLOCHLORA,
ce’. Palpi porrect, not reaching beyond the frons, [p. 156.
and clothed with short hair.
a?, Fore wing with veins 10 and 11 stalked
and anastomosing with 12.
a>, Hind wing with vein 7 from angle of cell.
a‘. Fore wing with vein 5 from the middle
Ordiseaeellulars lis tc 3 Bhs «gt Os eos 7. MyrrTera, p. 151.
b+, Fore wing with vein 5 from near upper
angle of cell; antenne of 3 thickened
ANG MN ACCOMM Yeo aay Vas kiotih 8 bas oa wae 10, PLATYCEROTA,
6°. Hind wing with vein 7 from before angle [p. 155.
ICOM MEO e ile i sa) es dss dee ene * 15. SCARDAMIA,
b?. Fore wing with veins 10 and 11 not stalked. [p. 1638.
a®, Fore wing with veins 7, 8, 9, 10 stalked.
a‘, Fore wing with vein 11 free.
* Except in Boarmia isometra.
140 GEOMETRID&.
a. Antenne not unipectinate.
a®, Fore wing with vein 5 from the middle
of discocellulars.
a’. Fore and hind wings with vein 3
fromntwe angle of celle arene 8. Tasta, p. 153.
6". Fore and hind wings with vein 3 [p. 158.
from before angle of cell..,....... 13, CABERODES,
b°. Fore wing with veins 5, 6 stalked ; [p. 164
Crwithi fovea: i..cebiicn eee One 16. PERATOPHYGA,
6°. Antenne unipectinate in both sexes .. 14. PLUToDEs,
b+. Fore wing with vein 11 anastomosing [p. 160.
with 12, arising from 8, 9, 10, or from
CON Fetes: ayencie 5 ae Maceo seen eR ete 9. Barra, p. 154.
63, Fore wing with veins 7, 8, 9 stalked, 10
absent.
a’, Wings clothed with scales and hair;
@ with or without fovea serene ce 17. STEGANIA, p. 164.
Oc Wangs mostly nyalime = ees sacae ome 39, ZAMARADA,
d'. Palpi clothed with much longer hair, por- [p. 198.
rect, and usually reaching well beyond the
frons.
a>. Frenulum present.
a’. Fore wing with the apex not highly
falcate.
a*, Wings with the outer margin not angled
at vein 4.
a’. Fore wing with the inner margin, hind
wing with the costa evenly curved.
a°®. Fore wing with the apex not produced,
the outer margin suberect.
a’. Fore wing of normal breadth.
a’, Fore wing with veins 7, 8, 9, 10
stalked.
a’. Fore wing with vein 11 anasto-
TOOTING Ayo W IY} ie i vas Soleo See 31, PEETULA, p. 188.
6°, Fore wing with vein 11 free .... 32. XENOGRAPHIA,
5°. Fore wing with veins 10, 11 stalked, [p. 189.
or from cell.
a’, Fore and hind wings with vein 3
from before angle of cell.
a’°, Fore wing with the outer margin
evenly curved.
a'', Fore wing with vein 11 anas-
tomosing with 12, then with 10.
a’?, Fore wing with veins 10, 11
not connected with 8,9 by a
bar ; antennze of ¢ bipectinate. 51. Crooora, p. 220.
b'?. Fore wing with veins 10, 11
connected with 8, 9 by a bar;
3 with fovea; antennz with
two pairs of serrations ...... 73. DILOPHODES,
6. Fore wing with vein 11 [p. 305.
becoming coincident with 12.. 72. ABRAXAS, p. 297.
b'°, Fore wing with the outer margin
; excised below apex .......... 24. VENILIA, p. 180.
&°, Fore and hind wings with vein 3 .
Trommangslenotmcell lear aan 29. ILIcRINIA, p. 186.
BOARMIIN A.
c®, Fore wing with veins 10, 11 stalked
and: arising from! 7, 6, 94 Veueenes .
d®, Fore wing with veins 7, 8, 9 stalked,
10 absent.
a°, Palpi slender; hind wing with
vein 7 from angle of cell; ¢ with
fovea.
a°, Wings with vein 3 from before
anele of cell ; antenne of ¢
thickened and serrate
6°. Wings with vein 3 from angle of
cell
Palpi much stouter; hind wing
with vein 7 from before angle of
b°.
GOL ee MRT eT ee ee eh
6’. Fore wing long and narrow.
a®, Abdomen short and not reaching
far beyond the hind wing.
a°, Head clothed with long hair; fore
wing with vein 5 from middle of
discoceltulars: «e006 LO 7A.
6°. Head smoothly scaled; fore wing
with vein 5 from above middle of
discocellulars; ¢ with fovea....
6°. Abdomen very long and slender.
a°, Antenne not dilated at extremity,
but thickened by appressed serra-
LLONS pie GI eae ae 2 76
6°. Antenne long and dilated at
CRULLCMITEY Te Aye iat Sr lee oe Ue
6°, Fore wing with the apex produced,
the outer margin very oblique.
a’. Fore wing with vein 10 present.
a®, Fore wing with vein 11 connected
by a bar with 12, and stalked with
10; antennz bipectinated in both
BOXOSpi rere s ohuels diane fe sent, hae &
6°. Fore wing with vein 11 not con-
nected by a bar with 12.
a°®. Both wings with vein 3 from angle
of cell; fore wing with vein 11
anastomosing with 12.
a’°. Fore wing with veins 7, 8, 9
from before angle of cell; an-
tenn bipectinated in both sexes.
61°, Fore wing with veins 7,8, 9 from
angle of cell; antenne simple
1 re ahs ie lant a eee ee ee ee
6°. Both wings with vein 3 from before
angle of cell.
a’°, Fore wing with vein 5 from the
middle of discocellulars.
a, Large stoutly built moths; J
with fovea
79.
I)
141
py eae
30. EuRYTAPHRIA,
. Ruta, p. 185.
43. TEPHRINA, p. 209.
MixiontiA, p. 312.
ONELLABA, p.306..
PERCNIA, p. 306.
. OBEIDIA, p. 309.
VITHORA, p. 310.
HyPocHRosIis*,
pe a@e
. PRIONIA, p. 174.
. HURYMENE,
Ben ee
DALiMA, p. 237.
* In H, pulchraria the palpi are upturned and reach vertex of head.
142 GEOMETRID®.
6’. Small, slenderly built moths ;
fore wing with vein 11 con-
nected. with) 12) .ore8 79d:
antennee of bipectinated 6 By,
6'°, Fore wing with vein 5 from
above middle of discocellulars ;
antennse of thickened and
_ fattened.
=, Palpl long.
. Fore wing with veins 7, 8, 9,
10 stalked Pe ieee Sea ea 25,
6'°. Fore wing with veins 10, 11
stake de seats ceca eee hee eae DDH,
b'". Palpi reaching just beyond the
frons ; fore wing with veins 10
and 11 from cell, anastomosing
with 12 and aiid SMO Paice 26.
6". Fore wing with vein 10 eieent Tver We
6°, Fore wing with the inner mar gin, hind
wing with the costa excised; ¢ with
By my INPRO OVERS 4 509500080009705 28.
6°, Hind wing with the outer mar gin angled
at vein 4,
a. Both wings with vein 3 from angle of
cell; antennze of 3 simple, ciliated or
serrate.
a®, Fore wing with vein 10 present .... 33.
b§. Fore wing with vein 10 absent; ¢
Wilt OWE Akin LiL an Ier Weak pee ane ir AD
6°. Both wings with vein 3 from before
angle of cell; antenne of 3 bipec-
UMAGA 0 cps Os sarees oda ent 12,
ce’, Hind wing with the outer margin pro-
duced to points at veins 4 and 7; fore
wing with veins 10 and 11 free ...... 45.
6°. Fore wing with the apex highly falcate.
a*, Fore wing with vein 5 from the middle
of discocellulars in both sexes.
a, Hind wing with the outer margin not
produced 1 to a point at vein 7.
a’, Fore wing with vein 10 absent; hind
wing with the outer margin cr enulate
ing, angledin@................ Al,
6°, Fore wing with veins 10 and 11 stalked
and anastomosing with 12; hind
wing with the outer margin ‘angled
in both sexes; ¢ with fovea BAe a 44,
6°, Hind wing with the outer mar gin pro-
duced to a point at vein 7; ¢ with
WOVEMo doogoooN gb Od Gd do ed ou nats Io 6
6*. Fore wing with vein 6 from above
middle of discocellulars and obolescent
im OD si.G swith LOmea ee erick etree: 46.
32, Frenulum absent; palpi very Jong ...... 78.
e'. Palpi with the 2nd joint obliquely upturned
and thickly clothed with hair, the 3rd naked
and porrect.
a’, Kyes not hairy.
40,
[p. 179
HETEROLOCHA,
LOoXASPILATES,
[p. 181.
ANONYCHIA,
[p. 178.
[p. 182.
STENORUMIA,
LUXIARIA, p. "195.
CorRYMICA,
[p. 185.
SPILOPERA,
[p. 190.
Macarta, p. 201.
METROCAMPA,
lpaitoge
ORSONOBA,
[p. 211.
ZEHEBA, p. 200.
OXYMACARIA,
[p. 211.
KRANANDA,
[p. 199.
[p. 212.
HyposiprRa, .
GENUSA, p. 311.
BOARMIIN &.
a?, Fore wing with vein 10 stalked with
7, 8, 9, or from cell.
a‘, Fore wing with the apex hardly pro-
duced.
a’, Fore wing with veins 7, 8, 9, 10 stalked.
a®, Outer margin of both wings rounded.
a". Frons witha sharp tuft, the 2nd joint
of palpi not reaching vertex of
head; ¢ usually with a fovea to
TOME WUT CE hhh ae) cass ane oe
6’. Frons without a tuft; the 2nd joint
of palpi reaching vertex. of head ;
3 usually with a fovea to hind
wing
eco ere ee ee ee ew © ow ew we EH we 8
6°, Outer margin of fore wing rounded, of
49,
hind wing angled at ven 4........ 36,
c°, Outer margin of both wings angled at
CUAL, scucltiah ede Steet Sidi Minas aiahe woe 52.
6°. Fore wing with yeins 10 and 11 from
cell.
a®, Thorax smoothly scaled.
a’, Both wings with the outer margin
evenly Cummedyyy, stasie .iik ite salts cle
6’. Both wings with the outer margin
crenulate or angled.
a’, Fore wing with the outer margin
suberect; antenne pectinated in
both SMEs eM iis shaves ait es Ot
6°. Fore wing with the outer margin
oblique; antennz simple in 2...
b8, Thorax clothed with fine long woolly
HUNT scab aa arene o aesrd aa Rhalaie a kosante
b+. Fore wing with the apex produced toa
long ysliatp pombe 2 tees aka «er 58
53. Fore wing with veins 10 and 11 stalked.
af Wrenubuta alpsemits aye tse old. ih. telcd, 34
6+. Frenulum present.
a>. Fore wing with veins 10 and 11 con-
nected with 12, and with 8,9 ......
6°. Fore wing with veins 10 and 11 not
connected with 12, or with 8, 9
- Fore wing with vein 10 absent.
a*, Fore wing with the outer margin .
oblique; hind wing of ¢ with the cell
short, and veins 4, 6,7 closely approx-
imated ; the margin angled Sy eile at alms
b*. Fore wing with the outer margin sub-
erect, hind wing with it rounded
6’. Kyes hairy.
a®, Fore wing with veins 10 and 11 stalked
and connected with 12, and with 8,9 .. 54.
6°, Fore wing with veins 10 and 11 free.... 57.
b. Scaling rougher and more mixed with hair;
head, thorax, and palpi very hairy.
a’. Palpi upturned and fringed with hair in
ront.
a’, Fore wing with vein 11 from the cell.
38,
ooo et oe
AT.
143
HYPERYTHRA,
[p. 218.
Dixinta, p. 216.
RHYNCHOBAPTA,
[p. 194.
PsyRA, p. 221.
00, ANTHYPERYTHRA,
[p. 220.
. PERICALLIA,
[p. 223.
. LEPTOMIZA,
[p. 228.
. CROCALLIS, p.231.
. HETEROMIZA,
[p. 236.
. Hypurta, p. 198.
. SYNEGIA, p. 167.
. NADAGARA,
[p. 193.
CassyMA, p. 197.
. HYPEPHYRA,
p- 218.
p. 224.
FASCELLINA,
GARAUS, p. 233,
144 GEOMETRIDA.
a, Fore wing with apex produced; hind
wing with the outer margin produced
at vein 4
6®. Fore wing with the apex, hind wing
with the outer margin rounded
b?, Fore wing with vein 11 given off from 12 .
b'. Palpi porrect.
a’, Wings broad, the outer margin of fore
wing suberect.
a’, Fore wing with veins 7, 8, 9, 10 stalked,
11 free; the apex rounded; 3 with
fovea; the cilia non-crenulate
6°. Fore wing with veins 10 and 11 from the
cell or stalked; the cilia crenulate.
a‘, Fore wing with the costa not arched
at base; the apex quadrate; ¢$ with no
fovea
64. Fore wing with the costa arched at base ;
the apex rounded ; ¢ with fovea
c?, Fore wing with vein 10 free; 11 from 12;
the apex rounded; the cilia non-crenu-
late
6°. Wings narrower; fore wing with the apex
more produced and the outer margin
oblique.
a°>, Hind wing with the cell extending to two-
2° 0@ eee © © © &@ & © eo © © © ww ee ew we ew ew 8 8 ow 8
thirds length of wing; palpi short .... 62.
6°. Hind wing with the cell normal, about
half the length of wing; palpi longer.
a’, Hind wing with the outer margin
rounded.
a’. Fore wing with vein 11 not given off
from 12.
a®, Wings with the outer margin crenu-
late
6°. Wings with the outer margin non-
crenulate ; vein 11] free ; ¢ with fovea.
6°. Fore wing with vein 11 given off from
12
6*, Hind wing with the outer margin
irregular, and more or less produced or
angled at veins 4 and 7
eoe®e eee ee © 6 © © ee © ee wo ew eee ee
a
: Genus URAPTERYX.
Urapteryx, Leach, Zool. Misc. i, p. 79 (1814).
Type, U. sambucaria, Linn., from Europe.
Range. Palearctic and Oriental regions.
60.
63.
61.
64.
68.
70.
[p. 241,
AMBLYCHIA,
ELpHos, p. 249.
CuoRODNA,
[p. 243.
XANDRAMES,
[p. 250. .
. GNOPHUS, p. 251.
. BYLAZORA, p. 2538.
. OPHTHALMODES,
[p. 255.
Biston, p. 245.
Boarmia, p. 256.
[p. 290.
ARICHANNA,
[p. 283.
MEDASINA,
[p. 295.
EREBOMORPHA,
Antenne simple and somewhat thickened and flattened; palpi
short and porrect, meeting a slight frontal tuft. Fore wing arched
towards apex, which is somewhat produced and acute ; vein 3 from
angle of cell; 7, 8,9 stalked from upper angle; 10 absent; 11
anastomosing with 12.
cell.
Hind wing with vein 3 from angle of
URAPTERYX. 145
Szor. I, Outer margin of hind wing with a long tail at vein 4
y and angulation at vein 6.
3079. Urapteryx primularis, Budi. Ill. Het. vi, p. 49, pl. 118, fig. 4;
C. §& S. no. 3109.
3. Bright primrose-yellow ; palpi, frons, and antenne rufous ;
abdomen white. Fore wing with the costa whitish, and with nume-
rous fuscous striz from it; ante- and postmedial nearly straight,
outwardly-oblique, fulvous bands; a medial band from costa to
lower angle of cell with some orange on it; some fuscous strie on
submarginal area; a dark marginal line; the cilia orange. Hind
wing with a fulvous band from upper angle of cell to near anal
angle, where it is joined by a submarginal band of fuscous strize
and numerous strie on the inner area; a black and fuscous
blotch below the tail and two at its base, the upper one with an
orange spot on it; a dark marginal line; the cilia orange, except
at veins 4 and 6.
Hab. Nepal; Sikhim; Khasis. Hap. 80 millim.
uj
3080. Urapteryx sciticaudaria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1480; Buti. Iii.
Het. vi, pl. 113, fig. 5; C. & S. no. 3107 (part.).
¢. Differs from primularis in being paler and more ochreous
yellow. Fore wing with the bands narrower; the submarginal
strie tending to coalesce into a band. Hind wing with the band
narrower; the submarginal strie and those on inner area obso-
lescent ; the dark blotch below the tail absent.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Hep. 60 millim.
3081. Urapteryx marginata, Hmpsn. Jil. Het. viii, p. 104, pl. 150,
tifa U7
Differs from sciticaudaria in being paler; palpi and frons pale
rufous. Fore wing with the bands narrower and more erect; the
submarginal strie diffused; the marginal line black; the cilia
fuscous. Hind wing with the spots below veins 3 and 4 deep
black ; the marginal line scarlet from apex to above tail and te-
wards anal angle; the cilia fuscous.
Hab. Nilgiris; Shevaroys. wp. 58 millim.
3082. Urapteryx ebuleata, Guen. Phai.i, p. 82; C. § S. no. 8102. +.
“ Urapteryx kantalaria, Feld. Revs. Nov. pl. 122, fig. 3.
/Urapteryx multistrigaria, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1585; C. & S§
no. 8106. /
_Urapteryx yerburii, Buti. P. Z. S. 1886, p. 888; C. § S. no, 311)
¢. Differs from sciticaudaria in being paler; the palpi and frons
pale. Wings nearly uniformly striated with fuscous; fore wing
without dark strie on costa.
2. White.
VOL. III. L
146 GEOMETRID&.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim; Khdsis; Shillong. Hzp.,
3 60-68, 2 60-84 millim.
¢
Fig. 77.—Urapteryx ebuleata, 3.
a,
Te
3083. Urapteryx picticaudata, Wik. Cat. xx,p.12; C. & S. no. 8107.
~7 Urapteryx clara, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 120; ed. TU. Het.
iy, pl. 118, fig. 6; Cg S. no. 3108. .
6. Differs from scrticaudaria in being almost white. Fore
wing with the striz more evenly disposed; the ante- and post-
medial lines often approaching each other towards inner margin ;
the cilia redder. Hind wing with the cilia much redder.
Hab. Simla; Sikhim ; Nagas; Khasis; Borneo. Hxp.58 millim.
3084. Urapteryx podaliriata, Guen. Phal. i, p. 82; C. & S. no. 3108.
Differs from picticaudata in the palpi and frons being white.
Fore wing with the antemedial line nearer the base. Hind wing
with the band from upper angle of cell running along vein 3 and
joined to a prominent submarginal band ; the base of tail, which is
very long, striated with fuscous; the upper spot very prominent
and red; the marginal line on each side of tail black.
Hab. Sikhim; Moulmein; Tenasserim; Singapore; Java ;
Borneo. Lxp., 5 60, 2 70 millim.
Snot, II. Hind wing with the tail very short.
3085. Urapteryx pluristrigata, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1888, p. 318; C. § S.
no. 3108 A.
Differs from picticaudata in being pure white ; the palpi and frons
white. Fore wing evenly striated with pale fuscous; the bands
and cilia pale fuscous. Hind wing with the cilia faintly tinged
with rufous.
Hab. Thundiéni, Punjab. Ep. 54 millim.
3086. Urapteryx margaritata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 612; Waterh.
Aid, ii, pl. 184, fig. 1; C. & S. no. 8105.
3. Differs from pluristrigata in being much less striated with
fuscous. Fore wing with narrow oblique medial and postmedial red
lines. Hind wing with the bent line narrow and red; the upper
spot on tail large and crimson; both wings with the cilia red.
Hab. Sikhim. xp. 50 millim.
ZL
3087. Urapteryx excellens, Buti. Il. Het. vii, p. 99, pl. 135, fig. 13.
URAPTERX.—SIRINOPTERYX. sey),
Secor. III. Outer margin of hind wing with scarcely a trace of
angulation at vein 6 and only a short pointed tail at vein 4.
2. Differs from primularis in being paler and more ochreous ;
palpi and frons whitish. Fore wing with the bands fuscous, the
antemedial band more oblique and joined by a fuscous streak from
base on vein 1; the margins and cilia fuscous. Hind wing with a
curved postmedial fuscous band showing through from underside,
and running from the costa to near anal angle, where it is joined
by a line from the base along vein 1 and an oblique line from above
vein 4; the areas at anal angle and towards apex irrorated with
dark specks; the submarginal area orange-yellow ; an almost mar-
ginal series of black lunules; the cilia fuscous. Underside with
the markings stronger than on upperside.
Hab. Kashmir. Hap. 51 millim.
m Genus SIRINOPTERYX.
Sirinopteryx, Betl. Jown. Linn. Soc. xvii, p. 201 (1883).
Type, S. rufivinctata, W1k.
Range. Sikhim; Khasis; Nagas.
Differs from Urapteryw in the fore wing having vein 3 from
before angle of cell; 10 present, arising from the cell, anastomosing
with 11, and then with 8 and 9, thus forming a double areole.
Hind wing with the outer margin produced to a point at vein 4;
vein 3 from just before angle of cell; 6 and 7 on a short stalk.
Hind tibiz hardly thickened.
—
3088. ‘Sirinopteryx rufivinctata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1747; C&S.
orn 7 wo: Sls:
Urapteryx quadripunctata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 613; C$ S.
no. 3110.
“ Sirinopteryx rufilineata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 385.
Bright sulphur-yellow ;
palpi, frons, and antennz
marked with pale rufous;
wings irrorated with small
fuscous spots. Fore wing
with oblique pale rufous
medial and postmedial lines;
the costa and cilia rufous.
Hind wing with slightly
Fig. 78.—Sirinopteryx rufivinctata, 3. t- curved medial rufous line ;
the cilia rufous.
The form quadripunctata has rufous spots at end of cell of each
wing; the oblique lines obsolescent; the postmedial line waved.
Hab. Sikhim ; Khasis; Nagas. Exp. 44-50 millim.
i 2
148 GEOMETRID#.
3089. Sirinopteryx undulifera, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 385.
Differs from rufivinctata in being ochreous; the lines more
oblique ; the postmedial line of fore wing waved and arising from
_ apex; a speck at end of cell of each wing.
Hab. Sikhim. Hep. 50 millim.
Genus THINOPTERYX.
Thinopteryx, Butl. Journ. Linn. Soc. xvii, p. 202 (1883).
Type, 7. crocoptera, Koll.
Range. Japan; China; throughout India and Ceylon; Anda-
mans; Java.
Differs from Urapteryx in the antenne of the male being fasci-
culated ; the palpi slightly longer. Fore wing with the apex more
produced; vein 3 from before angle of cell; 7, 8, 9 from before
upper angle; 10 present and given off from 11 after its anasto-
mosis with 12. Hind wing with the outer margin angled below
apex, and tailed at vein 4; vein 3 from before angle of cell.
3090. Thinopteryx crocoptera, Koll. Hiigel’s Kaschmir, iv, p. 483;
C. §& S. no. 3114. 3~
Thinopteryx nebulosa, Butl. Journ. Linn. Soc. xvii, p. 203, id. Il.
Het. vi, pl. 118, fig. 8; C. § S. no, 3115. /
Thinopteryx striolata, Buti. Journ. Linn. Soc. xvii, p. 202.
Urapteryx preetoraria, Feld. Reis. Nov. pl. 122, fig. 138; C§ S.
no. 3116. /
Thinopteryx citrina, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 401.
Orange-yellow; head and collar white, irrorated with fuscous ;
wings with numerous orange strige more or less combined into
patches. Fore wing with the costa white, irrorated with fuscous ;
Fig. 79.—Thinopteryx crocoptera, d. }.
ante- and postmedial oblique fuscous lines, sometimes slightly
curved ; a fuscous line on discocellulars ; a submarginal more or
less lunulate line, often reduced to a series of specks towards costa.
THINOPTERYX.—-XEROPTERYX. 149
Hind wing with a fuscous line on discocellulars; a double sub-
marginal line angled at base of tail; a patch of fuscous on tail.
Dark blotches are often present at end of cell of both wings :
pretoraria, from Sylhet, is yellower, and thickly irrorated with
fuscous striz ; whilst in nebulosa almost the whole of the wings, as
far as the submarginal line, is suffused with fuscous brown. The
Japan form striolata is thickly irrorated with fuscous and orange
strie ; and another form has prominent orange strize and fuscous
patches.
Hab. Japan; China; throughout India and Ceylon; Andamans ;
Java. Hap. 70-80 millim.
“ Genus XEROPTERYX.
Xeropteryx, Butl. Journ. Linn, Soc. xvii, p. 203 (1883).
Type, X. columbicola, W1k.
Range. Sikhim; Khasis; Sumatra; Borneo.
Differs from Urapteryx in the palpi being slightly longer; an-
tenne of male ciliated; hind tibiz with a tuft of long hair from base
on the outer side. Fore wing with vein 3 from before angle of
cell; 7,8, 9,10 stalked from before angle of cell ; 10 anastomosing
with 11, which is given off from12. Hind wing with the outer
nega tailed at vein 4; vein 3 from before angle of cell.
3091. erericeys columbicola, Wik. Cat.xx,p.11; C. § S. no. 3112.
V Xeropteryx simplicior, Bul. Journ. Linn. Soc. xvii, p. 204.
Pale brown; the wings thickly striated with pale fuscous. Fore
wing with a submarginal yellowish hyaline spot on vein 5 and large
crescent-shaped patch below it; the cilia whitish. Hind wing
Fig. 80.—Xeropteryx columbicola, g. 1.
with black speck at end of cell; large fulvous patch on middle of
outer area; the cilia whitish; the tail almost covered by three
blackish spots. Underside with some blackish submarginal
patches.
The form simplicior, from Sumatra and Borneo, is without the
hyaline spot and crescent on fore wing.
Hab. Sikhim ; Khasis; Sumatra; Borneo. vp. 58 millim.
150 GEOMETRID &.
Genus PAREUMELEA.
Pareumelea, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 401 (1894).
Type, P. fimbriata, Cram.
Range. Burma; Andamans; Malacea; Singapore; Sumatra ;
Borneo.
Palpi upturned, reaching just above vertex of head; antenne
of male serrate and fasciculate; hind tibie dilated. Fore wing
with the outer margin angled at vein 5, then oblique to outer
angle; vein 3 from just before angle of cell; 7, 8, 9 stalked from
before upper angle; 10 from cell and anastomosing with 11, which
is given off from 12. Hind wing with the outer margin crenulate
from apex to vein 4, where it is produced to a slight point; vein 3
from before angle of cell, 6, 7 from upper angle.
3092. Pareumelea fimbriata, Cram. Pap. Exot. iv, p. 236, pl. 398,
fie. N; C.§ S. no. 3541.
Eumelea eugeniata, Guen. Phal. i, p. 394.
Eumelia flagrata, Feld. Reis. Nov. pl. 127, fig. 39; C. & S.
no. 3542. ‘
6. Yellowish, suffused with brown; wings thickly irrorated
with brown. Fore wing with the costal half much suffused with
brown; an oblique antemedial brown line below the cell; a dark
speck at end of cell; a yellow spot on vein 4, and ill-defined spots
below apex and at outer angle. Hind wing with a dark speck at
end of cell; traces of a curved postmedial line; a lunulate sub-
marginal line, with the area beyond it yellower.
Fig. 81.—Parewmelea fimbriata, 3. }.
Hab. Moulmein; Andamans; Malacca; Singapore; Sumatra;
Borneo. xp. 60 millim.
| Genus AUZEODES.
Auzeodes, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 404.
Type, A. nigroseriata, Warr.
Lange. Burma.
AUZEODES.—MYRTETA. 151
Palpi slender, smooth, and reaching beyond the frons ; antennz
of male simple. Fore wing with the costa excised beyond the
middle, the apex arched and falcate; the outer margin excised
below apex, then excurved; vein 3 before angle of cell; 7, 8, 9
stalked before upper angle; 10 absent; 11 free. Hind wing with
the inner margin long; vein 3 before angle of cell.
3093. Auzeodes nigroseriata, Warr, P. Z. S. 1893, p. 405.
3S. Rufous, irrorated
with silvery scales; the
head chocolate; a post-
medial series of black spots
from vein 4 to inner mar-
gin of each wing; fore
wing with a black mark
on costa before apex.
Underside vinous, suffused
with fuscous.
Fig. 82.—Auzeodes nigroseriata, Cra ae
Hab. KE. Pegu. Hap. 42 millim.
+ Genus MYRTETA.
eee,
Myrteta, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 831 (1861).
Micronidia, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 258 (1887).
Orthocabera, Butl. A. M. N. 4. (5) iv, p. 489 (1879).
Microniodes, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 139 (1893).
Type, M. planaria, W1k.
Range. Japan; Sikhim; Khasis; Ceylon; Borneo.
Palpi slender and porrect, not reaching beyond frons. Fore
wing with vein 3 from just before angle of cell; 7, 8,9 stalked
from just before upper angle ; 10 and 11 stalked and anastomosing
with 12. Hind wing with vein 8 from before angle of cell.
Scr. I. Antennz of male bipectinated, the branches short ;
hind tibie dilated.
A. (Myrteta). Hind wing with the outer margin rounded.
3094. Myrteta planaria, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 831; Butl. Ill. Het. vi,
pl. 118, fig. 9; C. § S. no. 4027.
Whitish, slightly suffused
with fuscous; frons red-
brown. Fore wing with
outwardly oblique anteme-
dial, medial, and postme-
dial brown lines ; a diffused
submarginal line and dark
marginal line; the outer
Fig. 83.—Myrteta planaria, g. 1. be slightly striated and
suffused with brown. Hind
wing with two indistinct elbowed lines from near lower angle of
152 GEOMETRID A.
cell to anal angle, which is suffused with orange, and with a brown
spot on the margin before it; a submarginal band of brown strie
and suffusion; a dark marginal line.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Hap. 38-46 millim.
3095. Myrteta luteifrons, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 193, pl. 2,
fig. 14.
2. White, slightly irrorated with pale fuscous; antenne and
frons pale fulvous. Fore wing with the costa slightly tinged with
fulvous ; a cell-speck ; crenulate antemedial, medial, postmedial,
and submarginal slightly oblique lines. Hind wing with cell-
speck and crenulate antemedial, postmedial, and submarginal lines ;
cilia of both wings brown.
Hab. Khasis. Hep. 38 millim.
J
3096. Myrteta sericea, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) iv, p. 439. /
’ Orthocabera brunneiceps, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 387, pl. 31, fig. 23.
S. White; the head fulvous; abdomen tinged with fulvous.
Fore wing with a fulvous streak above vein 5 to the discocellulars,
where it becomes double and slightly waved and runs to base of
inner margin; a double slightly waved line from below apex to
middle of inner margin; a similar submarginal line with a single
line beyond it; a marginal line. Hind wing with subbasal line ;
double medial line and single submarginal and marginal lines.
Hab. Japan; Sikhim; Khasis. Hwp. 40 millim.
3097. Myrteta fuscolineata, Swinh. A. M. N. H. (6) xiv, p. 187.
2. Differs from sericea in the markings being pale fuscous.
Fore wing irrorated with fuscous; the antemedial oblique line
recurved at middle of cell to the costa; the submarginal line less
oblique and arising from the costa before apex, with two waved
Imes beyond it. Hind wing with cell-speck; the medial line
single ; two waved submarginal lines.
Hab. Khasis. vp. 34 millim.
3098. “Myrteta Ocernaria, Swinh. A. M. N. H. (6) xii, p. 152.
g. White; head fulvous. Fore wing with the costa brown; a
minute speck at end of cell; an oblique diffused line from apex to
middle of inner margin; a submarginal line reduced to specks
towards apex. Hind wing with subbasal and medial oblique
diffused lines ; a well-defined postmedial line.
Hab. Khasis; Pulo Laut; Borneo. Hap. 40 millim.
3099. Myrteta subvitrea, n. sp.
3. Differs from ocernaria in being semihyaline white. Fore
wing with the black-irrorated brown costa broader; hind wing with
the postmedial line diffused ; the margin produced to a point, with
a prominent dark spot on it at vein 7.
Hab, Sikhim (Dudgeon). Hap. 40 millim. Type in B.M.
MYRTETA.—TASTA, 153
B. (Microniodes). Hind wing with the outer margin angled
at vein 4.
sah
5100. Myrteta obliqua, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 189, pl. 168, fig. 21.
@. White; head fulvous; the frons white. Wings irrorated
with brown. Fore wing with the costa brown; a speck at end of
cell ; an oblique line from apex to middle of inner margin ; a sub-
marginal series of specks and marginal line. Hind wing with
subbasal and medial oblique lines; a diffused submarginal band of
specks ; a marginal line.
Hab, Ceylon. xp, 52 millim.
Sect. II. Antenne of male serrate; hind tibie not dilated and
with no tuft of hairs; hind wing with the outer margin pro-
duced to a slight lobe at veins 3 and 4.
3101. Myrteta subpunctata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p.387, pl.31, fig. 11.
3. Differs from simpliciata in the postmedial line of both wings
being nearer the submarginal, and with dark specks on it at the
veins ; cilia white.
Hab. Sikhim. Hay. 45 millim.
Szcr. IIT. (Micronidia). Antenne of male almost simple; hind
tibie with a long tuft of hair on outer side from base ; hind
wing with the outer margin lobed.
3102. Myrteta simpliciata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 646; C. § 8.
no. 4019.
“Micronidia unipuncta, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 387.
White. Fore wing with some brown striz from the costa;
antemedial, medial, postmedial, and submarginal slightly waved
brown bands ; a marginal dark line. Hind wing with broad medial
band meeting the slightly waved postmedial and submarginal bands
near anal angle; a marginal dark line; two black spots at the lobe ;
cilia of both wings pale fuscous.
The form wnipuncta has one spot on the marginal lobe of
hind wing.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Hp. 36 millim.
Genus TASTA.
“Tasta, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1569 (1862). .
« Dissopthalmus, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 219 (1880).
Type. I. micacea, W1k.
Range. Sikhim ; Khasis; Burma; Borneo.
Palpi very slender, porrect, and not reaching beyond frons;
antenne simple; legs naked. Fore wing with the apex rounded ;
vein 3 from angle of cell; 5 from just above middle of disco-
cellulars; 7, 8,9, 10 stalked from before upper angle. Hind
wing with vein 3 from angle of cell.
154 GEOMETRID &.
Srcr. I. Male with the retinaculum small.
3103. Tasta micaceata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1570.
Dissopthalmus iridis, But’. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 219.
Grey; wings with the basal
two-thirds suffused with purple
and irrorated with silver scales.
Fore wing with a series of silvery-
blue submarginal spots, largest
towards costa. Hind wing with
silvery-blue submarginal band ex-
Fig. 84.—Tusta micaceata, §. 4. panding at middle and embracing
a black-pupilled ocellus with
yellow iris and black outer line. Underside purplish white, with
dark marginal band.
Hab. Sikhim; Khdsis; Borneo. ap. 32 millim.
Sect. II. Male with the retinaculum a large corneous plate.
3104. Tasta sectinota, n. sp.
3. Yellowish white ; head fuscous ; wings with the basal three-
fourths irrorated with silver ; traces of a postmedial fuscous band ;
a submarginal series of silver spots; cilia silver and gold; fore
wing with a fuscous patch near apex, on which is a black spot with
yellow outline, and divided by a yellow line.
Hab. EK. Pegu (Doherty). Ewp. 36 millim. Type in coll. Elwes.
Genus BAPTA. . LMA iS a
Bapta, Steph. Brit. Ent., Haust. iii, p. 294 (1829).
Leucetzra, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 405 (1894).
Type, B. bimaculata, Fabr., from Europe.
Range. Nearctic, Palearctic, and Oriental regions ; Solomons.
Differs from Myrteta in the antenne of male being almost —
simple; hind tibie hardly dilated. Fore wing with vein 3 from
angle of cell; 7, 8, 9, 10 stalked from before upper angle. Hind
wing with vein 3 from angle of cell.
Secr. I. (Leucetera). Fore wing with vein 11 stalked with
7, 8, 9, 10, anastomosing with 12 and then with 10.
3105. Bapta inamata, WIk. Cat. xxii, p. 755; Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii,
pl. 185, fig. 4; Cg S. no. 82382.
Acidalia simpliciaria, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 793.
Noreia luciferata, Wtk. Cat. xxiv, p. 1098.
White, irrorated with black; frons rufous. Fore wing with the
costa fulvous; a speck at end of cell; an indistinct line from
origin of vein 2 to inner margin ; a postmedial fulvous and yellow
line from below costa. Hind wing with speck in cell ; a fulvous
BAPTA.—PLATYCEROTA. Tas
and yellow postmedial line; the cilia of both wings fulvous, with
the tips fuscous.
Typical znamata is wholly suffused with ochreous, and has the
oblique line indistinct.
Hab. Sylhet; Nilgiris; Ceylon; Sumatra; Borneo. Exp. 32-
36 millim,
3106. Bapta deletaria, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 261, pl. 8, fig. 14: C$ 8.
y no. 3608.
Macaria indistincta, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 261; C. § S. no. 3611.
3. Brownish flesh-colour, with a silvery tinge. Head purple-
brown. Fore wing with the costa purple-brown; some indistinct
purplish marks towards end of cell; a very indistinct postmedial
band ; a submarginal series of specks ; cilia purple-brown. Hind
wing with traces of ante- and postmedial lines; the cilia purple-
brown.
Hab. Khasis. Exp. 32 millim.
Sxcot. II: (Bapta). Fore wing with vein 11 from the cell, then
anastomosing with 12 and then with 10.
V
3107. Bapta platyleucata, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1628; C. & S.
no. 3594.
3g. White, thickly irrorated with fuscous ; palpi and frons rufous.
Fore wing with the costa fulvous; a dark speck at end of cell;
indistinct medial, postmedial, and submarginal bands of fuscous
specks. Hind wing with a dark speck at end of cell; postmedial
and submarginal bands of fuscous specks.
Hab. Gulmarg, Kashmir; Sikhim; Khasis. Hap. 32 millim.
3108. Bapta mytylata, Guen. Phal. ii, p.58; C. & S. no. 3604.
‘ Cabera margarita, Moore, P. Z. 8. 1867, p. 647; C. & S. no, 3593.
_ Corycia alba, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 261; C. & S. no. 8602.
Bapta griseola, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 386.
Differs from platyleucata in
being much less irrorated with
fuscous; the bands of specks
obsolescent and narrow.
The frons sometimes is partly
white. It may bea variety of
platyleucata.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas; Thun-
didni, Punjab; Sikhim; Khasis. Hp. 32 millim.
Fig. 85.—Bapta mytylata, . }.
/ Genus PLATYCEROTA.
Platycerota, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 141 (1893).
Type, P. spilotelaria, W1k.
Range. Nilgiris; Ceylon.
Palpi hairy and not reaching beyond the frons; antenne of
156 GEOMETRID&.
male flattened and thickened with appressed serrations; hind
tibie not dilated. Fore wing with the apex rounded; vein 3 from
before angle of cell; 5 from above middle of discocellulars ; 7, 8,
9 stalked from before angle of cell; 10 and 11 stalked, 11 anasto-
mosing with 12, and 10 with 8 and 9. Hind wing with vein 3
from before angle of cell.
Sect. I. Fore wing with veins 10 and 11 from cell.
3109. Platycerota spilotelaria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1519; Hmpsn.
Til. Het. viii, pl. 149, figs. 5, 6, 11, 12; C. § S. no. 3172.
‘ Anisodes inapertaria, Wilk. Cat. xxvi, p. 1581; C. & S. no. 3567.
3. Reddish brown, irrorated with black; abdomen with two
black dorsal spots. Fore wing with indistinct sinuous antemedial
line; black speck at end of cell; an oblique postmedial line arising
from below the apex, often from a white apical patch or from a
black and white subapical spot. Hind wing with black specks at
end of cell and oblique postmedial line.
The postmedial line of both wings may be white; the irroration
may be very slight or prominent, or there may be fuscous suffusion
on the antemedial line of fore wing and postmedial line of each wing.
@. Usually yellower brown in tone.
Hab. Nilgiri plateau. Ewp., 5 36, 9 40 millim.
Szor. II. Fore wing with veins 10 and 11 given off from 7, 8, 9.
3110. Platycerota punctilineata, Hmpsn. Ill, Het. ix, p. 141, pl. 169,
fig. 8.
@. Red-brown. Fore wing with the base of costa blackish ; an
antemedial series of black specks; a speck at end of cell; a post-
medial curved and waved line, with some black suffusion inside it
on inner area, and black sutfusion and patches beyond it. Hind
wing with speck at end of cell and curved postmedial series of
specks.
Hab. Ceylon. Lap. 26 millim,
Genus APLOCHLORA.
‘Aplochlora, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 386.
Type, A. vwilaca, WIk.
Range. Sikhim; Bombay Presidency ; Ceylon.
Palpi slender, the 2nd joint reaching vertex of head, the 3rd
porrect; antenne of male thickened by appressed serrations ;
abdomen of male with the anal tuft cylindrical; hind tibiz not
dilated. Fore wing with vein 3 from before angle of cell; 7, 8, 9,
10, 11 stalked from before upper angle, 10 and 11 being stalked,
anastomosing with 12, and 10 anastomosing with 8,9. Hind wing
with vein 3 from just before angle of cell; 8 anastomosing with
cell at middle.
—
APLOCHLORA.—METROCAMPA. 157
3111. Aplochlora vivilaca, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 544; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
7 i, pl luo, ue. osc. & S, no, 3604,
Uniform pale dull green; the frons dark rufous; a dark speck
at end of cell of each wing.
Fig. 86.—Aplochlora vivilaca, J. }.
Hab. Sikhim; Bombay; Khandédla; Ceylon. xp. 34 millim.
Genus METROCAMPA.
/Metrocampa, Latr. Fam. Nat. Reg. An. p. 477 (1825).
Tanaoctenia, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 464 (1894).
Type, WM. honoraria, Denis, from Europe.
Range. Nearctic and Palearctic regions; Sikhim ; Khasis.
Differs from Myrteta in the palpi being longer, more porrect,
and clothed with longer hair; antenne of male bipectinated to
apex ; fore tibiz with the process on inner side long, thin, and
reaching beyond the end of the tibia, with a tuft of hair from its
base. Fore wing with vein 10 given off from 7, 8, and 9, and an-
astomosing with 11 after its anastomosis with 12.
Secr. I. Both sexes with the shaft of antenne clothed with
large white scales at base.
3112. Metrocampa haliaria, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 518; Butl. Ill. Het.
vi, pl. 117, fig. 7; C. § S. no. 3442.
, Geometra decoraria, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1601.
3. Bright green; palpi, frons, and antenne rufous; vertex of
head and shaft of antenne white. Wings with traces of pale
Fig. 87.—Metrocampa haliaria, 8. }.
strie. Fore wing with the costa white, rufous at base; an in-
distinct outwardly-oblique antemedial white line nearly joined on
inner margin by a more prominent line from apex; a rufous speck
at end of cell. Hind wing with white antemedial line, and with a
An
158 GEOMETRID A,
large rufous patch below end of cell; cilia of both wings white,
brownish at base. Underside suffused with whitish ; hind wing
with sinuous whitish line from apex joining the antemedial line on
inner margin.
2. Without the rufous patch on hind wing.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Hwp,. 42-50 millim.
Srecr. II. Shaft of antenne not clothed with scales at base.
3113. ‘Metrocampa biseriata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 249; C. & S.
no. 3438.
2. Bright green above, white beneath; abdomen with black
patch towards extremity. Fore wing with ante- and postmedial
series of rufous specks; a speck at end of cell; two black marks
below costa near apex. Hind wing with traces of medial series
of specks ending in a black mark on inner margin; cilia of both
wings ochreous white.
Hab. Sikhim. Hap, 54 millim.
Genus CABERODES.
Caberodes, Guen. Phal, i, p. 135 (1857).
Nothomiza, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 443 (1894),
Type, C. achromaria, Guen.
Range. Himalayas ; Khasis.
Differs from Metrocampa in the palpi being slhighter and not
reaching beyond the frons; fore tibia with the process normal.
Fore wing with vein 10 not anastomosing with 11, which is free.
Hind wing with the outer margin rounded.
Szor. I, Antenne of male thickened and flattened.
3114. Caberodes dentisignata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 636; Waterh.
Aid, ii, pl. 151, fig. 4; C. § S. no. 3435.
Geometra grata, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 129; ed. Lil. Het.
vi, pl. 117, fig.6; C & S. no, 3441.
g. Glaucous green; palpi and antenne brownish; abdomen
Fig. 88.— Caberodes dentisignata, 3. 4.
white; wings slightly striated with rufcus. Fore wing with in-
distinct antemedial sinuous rufous line, angled below costa; a dark
CABERODES. 159
speck at end of cell; a postmedial line angled below costa, then
oblique to inner margin, becoming medial on hind wing and with
pale suffusion on its inner edge. Underside white.
@. With the markings ferruginous and with more prominent
ferruginous strie; the ante- and postmedial lines of fore wing
evenly curved.
The N.W. Himalayan form is greener.
_ Hab. Dalhousie; Sikhim. wp. 50 millim.
om
3115. Caberodes achromaria, Guen. Phal. i, p. 186; C. & 8. no. 3199.
Whitish, with a slight grey-green tinge. Fore wing with a
nearly straight pale and fuscous antemedial line; both wings with
a speck at end of cell, and nearly straight oblique fuscous and pale
postmedial line.
Hab. Dharmsiala; Khasis. Hap. 32 millim.
3116. Caberodes viridis, Warr, P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 386.
d. Pale green; the head, thorax, abdomen, costa of fore wing,
and cilia of both wings whitish; a dark speck at end of cell of
each wing.
Hab, Sikhim. zp. 30 millim.
3117. Caberodes peralba, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 195, pl. ii,
fig. 5.
Silky white; palpi, frons, and antenne ochreous. Fore wing
with the costa tinged with pink and speckled with black ; ante-
and postmedial oblique strigz from the costa; traces of curved
postmedial series of specks. Hind wing with dark spot at end of
cell and curved postmedial band. Underside with prominent cell-
spot to both wings and postmedial band to hind wing.
Hab. Khasis. Hap., ¢ 24, 2 28 millim.
3118. Caberodes cinerascens, Moore, Lep. Atk. p, 261; C. & S.
no. 3603.
Differs from peralba in being irrorated with fuscous. Fore wing
with no pink on costa; a speck at end of cell, and curved double
indistinct postmedial line to both wings. Underside with the
cell-spots small and postmedial line narrow.
Hab. Sikhim. Exp. 26 millim.
3119. Caberodes costinotata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 411.
gd. Pale ochreous, suffused and irrorated with ferruginous.
Fore wing with the costal and apical areas suffused with purplish
fuscous ; a black speck at end of cell; a postmedial triangular
yellow patch on costa. Hind wing with speck at end of cell and
traces of a postmedial line.
Hab. Bhutan, Lap. 28 millim.
160 GEOMETRID &.
| Szor. IL. (Nothomiza). Antenne of male serrate.
3120. Caberodes costalis, Moore, P. Z. 8. 1867, p. 616; C. § S.
no. 3246.
}Ellopia pulchra, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 124; td. Ill. Het.
vi, p. 56, pl. 114, fig. 8; Cg S. no. 3221.
Pink, irrorated with fuscous ; vertex of head yellow. Fore wing
with the costal area yellow, sending angles downwards at middle
and end of cell; an indistinct oblique fuscous line from upper
angle of cell to near base of inner margin; an ill-defined post-
medial line from costa to vein 3, then recurved to origin of that
vein and oblique to inner margin, the area beyond it suffused with
fuscous except at apex. Hind wing with the costal area pale; the
basal half suffused with fuscous; a diffused postmedial patch
between veins 2 and 6; some diffused fuscous on outer margin.
Hab. Sikhim ; Khasis. Exp. 52 millim.
Genus PLUTODES.
‘Platodes, G@uen, Phal. ii, p.117 (1857).
Micronissa, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1891, p. 483.
/ Archiplutodes, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 404 (1894).
Type, P. cyclaria, Guen.
Range. Throughout India and Ceylon; Borneo.
Differs from Bapta in the palpi being clothed with hair ;
antenne uniseriate in both sexes to two-thirds length.
Szcr. I. Fore wing with vein 11 free.
A. (Archiplutodes). Wings with outer margin rounded.
3121. Plutodes prasina, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p. 13, pl. i,
fig, LO. 6
3. Yellow; the frons rufous; abdomen suffused with rufous;
shaft of antennz white. Fore wing with the basal and costal
areas striated with rufous; a rufous blotch with some leaden
scales on it at end of cell, and continued to inner margin as an in-
curved band; a postmedial band of ill-defined rufous spots and
reticulations with leaden scales on them, wide below costa; a sub-
marginal line and series of marginal specks. Hind wing with the
base rufous; an antemedial rufous line; an indistinct double
postmedial dentate rufous line with some leaden scales on it; a
submarginal curved maculate band; a marginal series of specks.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Hap. 34 millim.
B. (Micronissa). Hind wing with the outer margin slightly
angled at vem 3.
3122. Plutodes delphinaria, Swinh. 4. M. N. H. (6) xii, p. 152. &
3. White; frons and antenne pale fulvous ; wings semihyaline.
PLUTODES. 161
Fore wing with the costa ochreous; traces of antemedial, post-
medial, submarginal, and marginal fuscous waved lines to both
wings. Hind wing with a red spot on margin at angle.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. vp. 38 millim.
C. Both wings with their outer margins very slightly
angled at vem 3.
YF
3123. Plutodes nilgirica, Hmpsn. Il. Het. viii, p. 115, pl. 151, fig. 6.
3d. Differs from cyclaria in the fore wing having the edges of
the basal and outer rufous patches irregular; the outer patch not
extending over the inner area, which is left yellow. Hind wing
with the outer edge of the basal patch waved, and separated from
the outer patch, which is reniform with waved edges.
Hab. Nilgiris. xp. 36 millim.
3124, Plutodes exiguifascia, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 140, pl. 169,
Tipe
Wings with the basal rufous patches large, with straight outer
edges and separated from the outer patches, which have single,
hardly sinuous, silvery inner edges, are crossed by a faint waved
line and cover the whole outer half of both wings, leaving the
costa of fore wing and cilia of both wings yellow.
Hab. Ceylon. Exp. 32 millim.
3125. Plutodes subcaudata,, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 224; td. Til.
Vie a flee. Vi, pe tO hes Os Oy G.Sno/370l. G6
Differs from exqusita in ee fore wing having the outer rufous
band expanded into a large rounded patch towards costa and
narrowing towards inner margin. Hind wing with the outer band
narrow at costa, expanding into a large rounded patch from veins
7 to 3, where it contracts and thence expands to anal angle, and
with a blackish spot on its outer edge at middle of margin.
Hab, Sikhim; Khasis, wp. 36 millim.
a
/ 3126. Plutodes costatus, Buti, Iii. Het. vi, p. 53, pl. 114, fig. 4;
Sim gt Oy Sto. 3182. /.
Pistodes triangularis, Warr. P. Z. S. 1898, p. 388.
Head rufous, the vertex and collar yellow; thorax and abdomen
rufous. Wings rufous, with numerous pale strie. Fore wing
with the costa yellow, with some silvery scales below it and sending
three triangular spurs downwards at middle and beyond end of
cell and near apex, the 2nd largest; a yellow patch at outer angle;
the cilia mostly yellow. Hind wing with a narrow yellow patch
at apex.
Hab. Simla; Sikhim; Khasis. wp. 40-48 millim,
VOL. III. M
162 GEOMETRID A.
Szor. II. (Plutodes). Fore wing with veins 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
__ stalked ; wings with the outer margin rounded.
3127. Plutodes cyclaria, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 118, pl. 20, fig. 3; C. § S.
no. 3697,
Head rufous, the vertex and shaft of antenne white; collar
yellow ; thorax and abdomen rufous. Fore wing bright yellow;
a large rufous patch with silvery outline occupying the whole
basal half of inner area and conjoined to a similar rounded patch
filling nearly the whole outer area and crossed by an indistinct
slightly-waved rufous line ; thus the only parts left yellow are the
costa with a triangular patch from it extending to lower angle of
cell, the outer margin and a spot on inner margin. Hind wing
similar, the basal patch covering the whole base of wing and the
outer patch more elongate.
Hab. ? Punjab; Borneo. Lup. 26 millim.
312€. Plutodes transmutata, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 976; Buti. Ill. Het.
Wty oll IMM) oiler, IL3 Co pS, ino, BOX,
Comibeena gavisata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1566.
Differs from discigera in the basal patches of both wings being
smaller ; the outer patches with their inner edges sinuous and
extending to the inner margin of the fore wing and costa of hind
wing and not crossed by a waved line.
Hab. N. India; Khandala; Ceylon. wp. 28 millim.
3129. Plutodes discigera, Buti. A. M. N. H. (5) vi (1880), p. 223; td.
ps af al. Het: vi, pl. Ld, ie, 2 C. no SO, 0098,
VPlutodes flavescens, Buti. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 228; ed. Ill. Het.
vi, pl. 119, fig. 3; C. & S. no. 3700.
Differs from cyclarta in the basal rufous patches of each wing
being smaller and well sepa-
rated from the outer patches,
which are also smaller and
rounder, with the silvery line
defining their inner edges double
and the rufous line crossing
them more waved.
In the form flavescens the
rufous patches are smaller than
Fig. 89.—Plutodes discigera, 3. }.
in discigera, and the lines crossing them highly waved.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Hap. 32-36 millim.
3130. Plutodes exquisita, Buti. A.M. N. H. (5) vi (1880), p. 228 ; id.
Ill. Het. vi, pl. 119, fig. 4; C. & S. no. 8699. -J~
Fore wing with the basal patches very small; the outer patch
forming a band of nearly even width with double silvery inner
edge and crossed by an irregularly dentate line. Hind wing
with the basal patch forming a narrow band along inner area,
PLUTODES.—SCARDAMIA, 163
where it joins the broad outer band, which has a double silvery
inner edge, is crossed by a dentate line, and has a black spot on it
near anal angle.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Zep. 34 millim.
ae
3131. Plutodes lamisca, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc, 1894, p. 196.
S$. Differs from transmutata in the markings being darker
rufous. ore wing with the basal patch sometimes conjoined to
the subapical patch, which is much wider, with irregular edges and
only extending to vein 8. Hind wing with the submarginal patch
reduced to the area between veins 2 and 4, being represented
elsewhere by a waved line on its inner edge and silvery points on
its outer ; the basal patch with waved outer edge, and sometimes
conjoined to the submarginal patch.
Hab. Khasis. Hep. 32 millim.
Genus SCARDAMIA. Q
“ Scardamia, Guen. Phal. i, p. 89 (1857).
\ Laginia, Wik. Cat. xx, p. 244 (1860).
Type, S. metallaria, Guen.
Range. 8. Africa; Siberia; Formosa; throughout India and
Ceylon; Java; Borneo.
Palpi smoothly scaled and not reaching beyond the frons;
antenne of male bipectinated; hind tibie not dilated. Fore wing
with vein 3 from before angle of cell; 7, 8, 9 stalked from before
upper angle ; 10 and 11 stalked, 11 anastomosing with 12. Hind
wing with vein 3 from before angle of cell; 7 from before upper
angle.
3132. Scardamia metallaria, Guen. Phal. i, p. 89; Moore Lep. Ceyl.
tay it pl. Loo ha, 25 OL SS. no, orObs,) J
Laginia bractearia, "Wite. Cat. xx, p. 245.
Scardamia taprobanes, Feld. Reis. Nov. pl. 123, fig. 2.
_/Scardamia aurantiacaria, Brem. Ost-Sib. p. 72, ‘pl. 6, fig 15.
Scarlet or yellow-orange, striated and suffused with ferruginous ;
antenne, collar, and costa of
fore wing fuscous. Fore wing
with obliquely curved ante-
medial dark band with a sil-
very line on it; both wings
with a similar nearly straight
postmedial line with an indis-
tinct greyish line beyond it;
some silver strige on margin
and speck at end of cell
Underside pale, pinkish beyond the postmedial line.
Hab. Siberia; Formosa; throughout India and Ceylon; Java.
Exp. 28-30 millim.
Fig. 90.—Scardamia metallaria, $. 4.
M2
164 GEOMEFRID A.
Genus PERATOPHYGA.
Peratophyga, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 407 (1894).
‘Peratophyga, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 204.
Type, P. erata, Moore.
Range. Japan; N.W. Himalayas; Khasis ; Borneo.
Palpi slight, porrect, hairy, and not reaching beyond frons ;
antenne serrate and fascicuJate in male; hind tibie dilated. Fore
win? of male with fovea; vein 3 from just before angle of cell;
5, 6 stalked from upper angle; 7, 8, 9, 10 stalked from before
angle. Hind wing with vein 3 from angle of cell.
3133. Peratophyga zrata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 643; C. & S.
no. 3916.
' Ephyra grata, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) iv. p. 488.
Ochreous; the thorax and abdomen suffused with purplish
fuscous. Fore wing with basal purplish-fuscous patch ; a sinuous
maculate antemedial band; a postmedial series of spots, on costa,
beyond end of cell, and on
inner margin, immediately
beyond which a series of
spots on the veins is often
developed ; a broad band on
outer area withits inner edge
sinuous, usually leaving the
margin vellow. Hind wing
Fig. 91.—Peratophyga erata, 6. 3. similar, but without the basal
patch and spot beyond cell.
The markings are very variable in size, being much reduced in
the form grata.
Hab. Japan; Simla; Kulu; Khasis. Hap. 26 millim.
Genus rei
Stegania, Guen. Dup. Cat. Lép. Eur. p. 270 (1844).
\ Lomographa, Hiibn. Verz. p. 311 (? pase descr, be a AE
_ Heterostegane, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 142 (18938). we,
Type, S. trimaculata, Vill., from Europe.
Range. Kurope; throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma; Borneo.
Palpi minute, slender, porrect, and hairy; hind tibie slightly
dilated. Fore wing with veins 7, 8, 9 stalked, from upper angle ;
10 absent.
Sucr. I. (Hetcrostegane). Antenne of male ciliated; fore wing
with vein 11 free; both wings with vein 3 from lower angle
of cell.
J A. Fore wing of male with a fovea covered with hair.
3134. Stegania marginata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 388, pl. 32, fig. 22.
6. Head and thorax brown with a purplish tinge; abdomen
STEGANIA. 165
ochreous suffused with rufous. Fore wing ochreous, thickly
irrorated with rufous except beyond cell, the base and costa
purplish brown; a rufous spot on discocellulars ; a dark line from
costa before apex excurved to near outer margin and bent inwards
near inner angle, the area beyond it purplish brown. Hind wing
ochreous, thickly irrorated with rufous ; a speck at end of cell; a
double purplish-brown marginal line. ~
Hab. Simla; Khasis; Nagas. Hyp. 28 millim.
pe
3135. Stegania strigata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 412, pl. 31, fig. 22.
Ochreous, striated with dark brown. Fore wing with dark
patch at end of cell; a lunulate submarginal band joined in places
to a marginal band, and both interrupted at middle. Hind wing
with speck at end of cell; an interrupted series of submarginal
lunules ; a marginal series of specks.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Nagas. Hap. 30 millim.
B. Fore wing of male without fovea.
3136. Stegania subtessellata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1648; Hinpsn. Ill.
j Het. viii, pl. 156, fig. 6; C. & S. no. 3616.
Yellow, irrorated with rust-red. Fore wing with an antemedial
rust-red line angled at median nervure; a slightly sinuous medial
line ; alunulate postmedial line ;
a submarginal line angled out-
wards to the margin and termi-
nating in a blotch at outer angle ;
a marginal line and series of
spots. Hind wing with straight
antemedial line; curved lunulate
postmedial line arising from a,
blotch on the costa; a slightly
sinuous submarginal line, with
a dentate spot on it between veins 5 and 6; a marginal line.
The Bornean form is darker.
Hab. Dharmsdla; Khédsis ; Canara; Nilgiris; Borneo, Exp. 24-
30 millim.
Fig. 92.—Stegania subtessellata, J. }.
Th
3137. Stegania urbica, Swink. P. Z. S. 1885, p. 859; C. § S. no, 3987.
3g. Differs from subtessellata in being more thickly irrorated
with ferruginous red. Fore wing with the antemedial line almost
obsolete ; the medial line straight; the submarginal line less
acutely angled and without a blotch at outer angle. Hind wing
with the lines indistinct and less irregular.
2 darker, and often irrorated with fuscous.
Hab. Bombay ; N. Canara; Nilgiris; Burma. wp. 20 millim.
166 GEOMETRIDZ.
eles Stegania bilineata, Buti. P. Z. 8.1883, p.170; C. § 8. no, 3973.
¥ Asthena maculifascia, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 125, pl. 153, fig. 5
Terpnomicta lala, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p- 12.
, Heterostegane aurantiaca, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 406.
Differs from urbica in the antemedial line of fore wing and
postmedial line of both wings being absent; the medial line
almost straight across both wings; the submarginal line less
angled at veins 5 and 2 of each wing and not touching the
margin.
EA bilineata there is a broad dark marginal band on underside;
in the form maculifascia the submarginal line on upper and under-
side is reduced to dark blotches.
Hab. Khasis; Asirgarh; WNilgiris; Ceylon. Hap. 20-22
millim.
i
3139. Stegania rectifascia, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 142, pl. 170,
fig. 8
Differs from the last three species in the lines of both upper
and undersides being almost straight and all indistinct, the medial
and submarginal lines being more prominent than the ante- and
postmedial.
Hab. Nagas; Ceylon. wp. 22 millim.
3140. Stegania crina, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p. 14, pl. 1,
fio, 14.
g. Ochreous, irrorated with rufous. Fore wing with the costa
rufous; a slightly sinuous oblique antemedial line and broader
straight eel and postmedial lines, the latter ending at outer
angle. Hind wing with antemedial line; an oblique line from
middle of costa curved on vein 1 and ending on inner margin above
anal angle; both wings with the margin dark. Underside with
the disk of fore wing suffused with pink.
Hab. Khasis. Hap. 26 millim.
Sect. II. Antennz of male serrate ; fore wing with a fovea ;
| vein 11 free; 5 from near upper angle of cell.
3141. Stegania trilineata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 642; C. § S.
no. 3980.
¢@. Fuscous, suffused with orange-red and irrorated with
ochreous. Fore wing with antemedial, medial, and postmedial
slightly curved orange lines. Hind wing with ante- and post-
medial lines.
Hab. Sikhim. Zzvp. 26 millim.
STEGANIA.—SYNEGIA. 167
Sxor. III. Antenne of male bipectinate with short stiff branches
to three fourths length ; fore wing with no fovea, 11 connected
with 12; both wings with vein 3 from before angle of cell.
3142. Stegania latifasciata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 260; € § S.
no. 3596,
$. Ochreous with ferruginous suffusion and strie. Fore wing
with ante- and postmedial dark lines with grey on their edges, the
former sinuous, the latter angled at vein 2. Hind wing with
medial white band very broad at costa and with a rufous speck at
end of cell, some grey on its inner edge, and oblique fuscous band
on its outer; both wings with marginal dark line. Underside pale,
with dark apical patch to hind wing.
@. Paler, with the band of the hind wing much egreyer.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Zap. 28 millim.
Genus SYNEGIA.
Synegia, Guen. Phal. i, p. 423 (1857).
Borbacha, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 446 (1887).
Parasynegia, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 418.
Heterostegania, Wurr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 415.
Xenagia, Warr, Nov. Zool. p. 407 (1894).
Syntaracta, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 408.
Type, S. botydaria, Guen.
Range. Japan; China; Himalayas; Assam; Nilgiris ; Comet: :
Singapore; Borneo.
Palpi obliquely porrect, roughly scaled, and reaching beyond the
frons ; hind tibie not dilated. Fore wing with vein 3 from near
angle of cell; 7, 8,9 stalked from near upper angle; 10 and 11
stalked, connected or anastomosing with 12, and 10 connected or
anastomosing with 8 and 9.
Srct. I. (Synegia). Antenne of male long, with very short
branches ending in a bristle; abdomen elongated, with very
large claspers tufted with hair; retinaculum a tuft of hair.
| 3143. Synegia imitaria, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 643 ; Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix,
———> pl. 169, figs. 5, ul; C. & S. no. 3586.
“ Anisodes obrimaria, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 644,
- Syntaracta emula, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 408.
Yellow, spotted with orange or ferruginous; palpi barred with
orange ; collar purple-grey. Fore wing with the costa purplish
grey ; a waved antemedial band which is often grey; both wings
with speck at end of cell; a crenulate postmedial line often with
a grey band inside it; traces of a submarginal band and a marginal
series of specks.
The variety obrimaria has the postmedial band obsolete on costal
area of both wings.
Hab. Nilgiris; Ceylon; Borneo, Lap., g 36, 2 36-44
millim.
168 GEOMETRIDZ#.
Sor. II. (Parasynegia). Antenne of male bipectinated with
moderate branches to near apex.
A. Ketinaculum of male forming a large spatulate plate,
a. Hind wing with the outer margin not excised towards anal angle.
3144. Synegia pluristriaria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1581 ; Butl. Ill. Het.
vi, pl. 118, fig. 8; C. & S. no. 3578, /
$. Yellow, irrorated with ferruginous; shaft of antenne and
vertex of head white ; abdomen ringed with ferruginous. Fore wing
with a highly curved
antemedial ferrugimous
line; a very oblique line
from near apex, waved
near costa and joined by
an oblique streak from
apex; a line from middle
of outer margin tomiddle
of inner margin cross-
ing a postmedial line
from vein 3 to inner margin and a submarginal line; a dark-
ringed white spot at end of cell. Hind wing with five lines ; the
postmedial waved, the submarginal forked towards apex; a dark-
ringed white speck at end of cell.
Hab. Dharmsala ; Sikhim; Khasis; Sibsagar. Hwp. 46 millim.
Fig. 93.—Synegia pluristriaria, Gg. 4.
\
3145, Synegia diffusaria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 641; C & S.
/ no. 3564, /
Anisodes punctifera, Bautl. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 220; cd. Lili.
Het, vi, pl. 118, fig. 7; C. § S. no. 8579,
3d. Yellow, irrorated with orange. Fore wing with some dark
specks on basal area and speck at end of cell; an oblique medial
brown band composed of two lunulate lines, the outer edged by a
series of black specks and conjoined to subapical and medial diffused
brown patches forming part of a submarginal band. Hind wing
with oblique subbasal band ; a speck at end of cell; two ill-defined
medial lines with a series of specks beyond them; an obscure sub-
marginal band ; both wings with a series of marginal specks.
Underside pale.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. ap. 42 millim.
3146. Synegia complicata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 414.
Yellow, irrorated with orange. Fore wing with irregularly
dentate antemedial line; a speck at end of cell; an obliquely
curved double postmedial line, the two parts separating near inner
margin, joined by streaks from apex and middle of margin, a sub-
marginal line running from the lower streak to inner margin.
Hind wing with oblique subbasal and antemedial lines; a speck at
end of cell; an oblique postmedial line with a slender line beyond
SYNEGIA.s 169
it excurved at middle; an oblique line from below apex to inner
margin.
Hab. Nagas. Exp. 38 millim.
a
3147. Synegia lidderdalii, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 220; cd. Il.
— Het. vi, pl. 118, fig. 6; C. & S. no. 3569.
Parasynegia macularia, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 410.
Differs from diffusaria in the oblique bands of the fore wing
being smoky black and expanding into a large quadrate patch
between veins 2 and 7; the submarginal patches smoky black.
Hind wing with the subbasal band smoky black ; hardly a trace of
medial and submarginal lines, the latter beimg represented by a
black patch at middle; some dark patches on margin.
Hab. Sikhim. Hep. 34-46 millim.
b. Hind wing with the outer margin slightly excised towards
anal angle,
3148. Synegia erythra, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 104, pl. 150, fig. 2.
~ Parasynegia suffusa, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 414.
~Synegia gopterana, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 206.
3. Yellow, irrorated with crimson; shaft of antennze white.
Fore wing with curved ante- and postmedial fuscous lines; a speck
at end of cell; the costa spotted with fuscous towards apex.
Hind wing with speck at end of cell, a submarginal line angled
outwards to the margin below vein 6. Underside pale.
The form suffusa from the Khasis and Nagas has the irroration
thicker and orange; some fuscous suffusion on disk of fore wing
sending out streaks to the margin or forming oblique bands on
both wings. -°
Hab. Khasis; Nagas; Nilgiris. Hp. 32 millim.
B.(Xenagia). Male with the retinaculum bar-shaped.
3149. Synegia camptogrammaria, Gwen. Phal. i. p. 420.
~ Hyperythra vitticostata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1497; A §& &
no. 3156.
~ Synegia infixaria, Butl. il. Het. vi, pl. 118, fig. 4 (nec Wik.) ;
C. & S. no. 3587.
Yellow, irrorated with orange ; collar purplish grey. Fore wing
with the costal area purplish grey, with a ferruginous streak below
it; ante- and postmedial ferruginous lines angled below costa; a
dark speck at end of cell; an indistinct slightly sinuous sub-
marginal ferruginous line. Hind wing with speck at end of cell,
ante- and postmedial lines, the area between them, and the apical
area suffused with rufous; traces of a submarginal line. Under-
side pale, with dark patches on the lines.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. wp. 38 millim,
170 GEOMETRID A.
Sect. III. (Borbacha). Antenne pectinated with uniseriate
vy, branches in both sexes.
3150, Synegia pardaria, Guen. Phal.i, p. 420; Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii,
pil... 199, fic. 9; C. & S.no. 3585,
Anisodes sarawackaria, Guen. Phal. i, p. 420.
Yellow, irrorated with orange; head black. Wings with an
antemedial band composed of grey marks outlined with rufous,
angled in cell of fore wing and becoming subbasal on hind wing ;
similar postmedial and submarginal bands, but composed of distinct
lunules, interrupted on fore wing and double at middle on hind
wing ; black specks at end of the cells. Underside with the ground-
colour pale.
Hab. Khasis; Ceylon; Borneo. wp. 44 millim.
Sect. IV. Antenne of male almost simple; retinaculum a tuft ;
' claspers large.
3151. Synegia lunulosa, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 250, pl. 8, fig. 8;
C. & S. no. 3570.
\/ Heterostegania nigrofusa, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 415.
3. Ochreous, irrorated with rufous and black. Fore wing
with ferruginous antemedial band with waved inner edge, ex-
- panding towards inner margin and diffused outwardly; a black
speck at end of cell; a postmedial band narrow towards costa,
very broad below vein 4, with lunulate outer edge and diffused
inwardly ; a short sinuous black mark below apex. Hind wing
with black speck at end of cell; the basal half rufous with lunulate
outer edge.
The form nigrofusa has a black patch on the postmedial band of
fore wing at vein 2.
Hab. Sikhim. xp. 36-40 millim.
Genus HYPOCHROSIS. ~~.
Hypochrosis, Guen. Phal. 11, p. 536 (1857).
Achrosis, G'uen. Phal. ii, p. 539.
Omiza, Wik. Cat. xx, p. 246 (1860).
Celenna, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 519 (1861).
: Pagrasa, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1086 (1862).
>, Patruissa, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1691 (1862).
Marcala, Wilk. Cat. xxvi, p. 1764.
Capasa, Wik. Cat. xxxvi, ie 1565 (1866).
Phenix, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 122 (1880).
Type, H. sternaria, Guen.
Range. Madagascar; China; Himalayas; Ceylon; Assam and
Burma; Andamans; Sumatra; Borneo; Aru.
Palpi usually not reaching beyond the frons; antenne bipecti-
nated in both sexes, the branches in male longer than in female ;
claspers of male very large; fore leg with the process reaching
h
id
HYPOCHROSIS. 171
beyond end of tibia; hind tibiz not dilated. Fore wing with the
costa arched towards apex; vein 3 from before angle of cell; 7,8,
9 stalked from before upper angle; 10 and 11 stalked, 11 being
joined by a bar to 12, and sometimes 10 connected with 8 and 9.
Hind wing with vein 3 from before angle of cell.
Sect. I. (Hypochrosis). Fore wing with the outer margin
evenly curved.
A. Palpt porrect, and not reaching beyond the frons.
3152. Hypochrosis pachiaria, Wik. Cat. xx, p. 247; C. & S,
no. 3217.
Omiza affinis, Moore, P. Z. S. 1877, p. 621; C. § S. no. 8216.
Omiza miliaria, Swink. P. Z. S. 1889, p. 425; Hmpsn. Ill. Het.
viii, pl. 149, figs. 4, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18.
3. Bright yellow, irrorated with greenish fuscous ; abdomen
with a dark basal band and rufous at extremity. Hore wing with
indistinct antemedial curved line; greenish annulus at end of
cell; oblique line with some grey on it from apex to middle of
inner margin of hind wing.
Fig. 94.—Hypochrosis pachiaria, 3. }-
@. With some rufous suffusion at base of wings; the outer
area rufous except towards apex of fore wing.
The Nilgiri form miliaria has the ground-colour of male rarely
yellow, usually bright green, drab, or brick-red ; female green with
rufous patches, or wholly brick-red, dark red, or purplish fuscous.
Hab. Kulu; Sikhim ; Khdsis; Nilgiris; Shevaroys; Up. Burma ;
Andamans. Evp., 6 52, 2 64 millim.
3153. Hypochrosis iris, Buti. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 122; zd. Lil.
Het. vi, pl. 114, tig. 11; C. & S. no. 3215.
3. Dark purple; the costal area of fore wing striated with
pink; a glaucous green band with olive-green line on it from apex
of fore wing to middle of inner margin of hind wing. Underside
pinkish orange. Abdomen with a green band at middle.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Khyeng Hills. Exp. 42 millim. 7:
172 GEOMETRID&,
i
3154. Hypochrosis hyadaria, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 587; C. & S. no. 3706,
Lagyra abstractaria, Wik, Cat. xxvi, p. 1485; C. . § S. no, 3134,
Decetia tinctaria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1522.
Marcala ienivorata, Wik, Cat. xxvi, p. 1764; C. & S. no. 5206.
-Decetia abstractaria, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1559 ; C. §& S. no. 8222, 2.
“Marcala flavifusata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 231 pl. 8, fig. 6; CGS.
no. 3204,
-Mareala irrorata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 232; C. & S. no. 3207. 7
_—. Marcala obliquaria, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 239 ; C.& S. no. 3208. ys
— Marcala sulphurescens, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 405, pl. 185,
les is)5 (06 Gp Sh WO, SAIL 2D)
Numeria galbulata, eld. Reis. Nov. pl. 183, figs. 20, 20a;
C. § S. no. 8205. 7,
Pale red, often with a purplish tinge, and with dark striz ; frons
chestnut. Fore wing with an oblique antemedial line; a small
annulus at end of cell; an oblique postmedial line highly angled
below apex, where it encloses a greyish lunule, running to middle
of inner margin of hind wing but obsolete on costal area of hind
wing, which is paler; the area between the lines of fore wing often
paler towards costa. Underside rufous or orange-yellow, often
with the outer area of fore wing rufous.
A. Khasi variety has the lines of fore wing dark at costa and a
large submarginal black blotch on inner area; the form tenctarra
from Shillong is dark greyish purple, with the costal area of hind
wing reddish orange and the underside redder. The Nilgiri and
Ceylon forms sulphurescens and galbulata are greenish, especially
between the lines of fore wing, which in the latter approach each
other towards inner margin; flavifusata has the medial and outer
areas of fore wing yellow except at outer angle.
Hab. Sikhim.; Khasis; Nilgiris; Ceylon, Hap. 34-40 millim.
Bloo. Hypochrosis venusa, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 197.
3. Differs from hyadaria in the frons being grey; the thorax
and wings with a slight green tinge. Fore wing without the ante-
and postmedial lines, but with a medial rufous line expanding into
a large irregular green-centred patch from costa to lower angle of
cell, with a dentition below costa. Hind wing with the line
absent. Underside as in tinctaria.
Hab. Khasis. Hp. 28 millim.
3156. ‘Hypochrosis festivaria, Fabr. Ent. Syst. iti, 2, p. 152; C.§ S.
no. 3705.
\ Geometra saturataria, Wik, Cat. xxii, p. 519; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
“iu, pl. 204, fiz. 4; C. & S: 3210.
2. Purplish grey, irrorated with fuscous. Fore wing with a
large verditer-green patch with irregular whitish edges occupying
the whole medial area except the costa, and with a similar rounded
subapical patch beyond it. Hind wing with a similar patch
HYPOCHROSIS. 173
occupying the whole medial area except the costa, and widest
towards inner margin. Underside orange-red, with a fuscous
patch on fore wing below end of cell.
Hab. Hongkong; Sikhim; Bhutaén; Khasis; Sibsigar ; Nagas ;
Ceylon; Andamans. vp. 32-34 millim.
3157. Hypochrosis sternaria, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 587; C. & S.
no. 3708.
Patruissa pyrrhopheata, WIk. Cat. xxvi, p. 1691.
Geometra binexata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1752.
Omiza schistacea, Moore, P. Z. S. 1878, p. 851, pl. 53, fie. 12;
C. & S. no. 3219.
Patruissa ocellata, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 448.
Grey-brown; the wings with slight brown striez. Fore wing
with a highly irregular oblique medial browner band, broad
at costa, its inner edge indented at lower angle of cell, its outer
edge recurved upwards and narrowing at vein 5 and indented at
vein 2; some brownish suffusion on middle of outer area. Hind
wing with a dentate line with brown suffusion on its inner side
from lower angle of cell to inner margin. Underside crange; the
cell and outer area of fore wing reddish.
The form schistacea is greyer and without strie; the band of
fore wing narrower and without brown inside it; underside of
fore wing with the red not extending into cell; binexvata from
Borneo is more rufous, with the band broader and more irregular,
and with an ill-defined curved submarginal band on each wing.
Hab. Assam; Tenasserim; Borneo. wp. 42-46 millim.
B. Palpi upturned and reaching vertex of head.
3158. Hypochrosis pulchraria, Roths. Nov. Zool. p. 540, pl. xii,
fio. 10.
$. Purplish or whitish grey, slightly irrorated with black ; palpi
tinged with rufous; frons blackish ; thorax and second segment of
abdomen banded with green. Fore wing with a green streak on
base of median nervure; a spot below middle of costa; a large
dark sap-green patch from just below apex to near base of inner ~
margin, its upper edge curved, its lower angled at vein 4;
traces of a waved submarginal line; a black line on margin just
below apex and a fuscous patch on outer area below middle.
Hind wing with green spot on inner area before middle in con-
tinuation of the patch of fore wing; three medial green specks
or a band on inner area; traces of a waved submarginal line.
Underside orange-red; fore wing with the costal area and hind
wing with the basal area yellow; a fuscous patch near outer area
of fore wing.
Hab. Khasis; Tenasserim, vp. 34-42 millim.
174 GEOMETRIDA,
Suc. II. (Achrosis). Fore wing with the outer margin excurved
/ at middle.
| 3159.. Hypochrosis pyrrhularia, Guen. Phal. ii. p. 5839; GC & S.
no. 37038.
' Pagrasa instabilata, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1086; Butl. Ill. Het. vi,
DLO igs 7.
3. Grey; the head, thorax, and abdomen irrorated and spotted
with black. Fore wing irrorated with black to beyond middle ;
some black spots at base ; a band of black spots just beyond middle,
angled below the costa; a submarginal black spot on costa and
double series towards inner margin; outer area reddish. Hind
wing with the inner area irrorated with black, and with submar-
ginal double line. Underside with the apical area of fore wing
bright yellow.
Hab. Sikhim; Assam. wp. 38 millim.
j
3160. Hypochrosis quadraria, Warr. P. Z. S. 1898, p. 409.
2. Ochreous grey. Fore wing suffused with vinous; ante-
and postmedial lines each represented by an oblique black spot on
costa and two spots above inner margin. Hind wing orange, with
dark spots above anal angle. Underside orange; fore wing with
the apical area vinous.
Hab. Bhutan; Khasis. Hap. 42 millim.
Szcr. III. Fore wing with the outer margin straight from apex
to vein 3, then excised to outer angle.
3161.’Hypochrosis rufescens, Buti. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 224; ad.
Ili. Het. vi, pl. 119, fig. 6; C. § S. no. 3704.
3. Greyish vinous; palpi blackish. Fore wing with outwardly
oblique antemedial and inwardly oblique submarginal yellow lines
not reaching costa; large black medial and postmedial spots on
costa; outer area suffused with fuscous. Hind wing witb sub-
marginal yellow line from vein 4 to inner margin. Underside
with the costa and outer area of fore wing bright red.
Hab. Sikhim. Hap. 40 millim.
Genus PRIONIA.
“Prionia, Hiibn. Zutr. iv, p. 40 (1832).
Osicerda, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1085 (1862).
Isnisea, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1765 (1862).
Celesdera, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1749 (1862).
Zomia, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 650.
Amorphozancle, Warr. P, Z. S. 1898, p. 408.
Type, P. squalidaria, Hubn.
Range. Japan; throughout, India, Ceylon, and Burma; Anda-
mans; Java; Borneo.
Palpi slender and not reaching beyond the frons; antenne
bipectinated in both sexes to near apex, the branches longer in the
male than in the female ; hind tibiz not dilated. Fore wing pro-
PRIONIA, 175
duced at apex ; the outer margin usually excurved at middle; vein 3
from close to angle of cell; 7, 8, 9 stalked from before upper
angle; 11 anastomosing with 12. Hind wing with vein 3 from
before angle of cell.
Scr. I. (Prionia). Fore wing with vein 10 from.cell at same
y point as 11, or very shortly stalked with it.
3162, Prionia squalidaria, Hiidn. Zutr. iv, p. 40, figs. 787, 788;
fn C. & S. no. 3691,
v Prionia violacearia, Guen. Phal. i, p. 144.
~ Osicerda alienata, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1084.
» Celesdera schistifusata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1749.
/ Asnisca cyclogonata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1765.
Red-brown, suffused with grey and irrorated with fuscous.
Fore wing with dark medial
and postmedial marks on
costa, with indistinct waved
lines from them to inner
margin. Hind wing with
ie the costal half reddish
orange, the inner half
crossed by a _ postmedial
line. Underside orange-
red.
Some specimens have the fore wing much redder than others ;
some are redder with the costal area grey, or the area between the
lines grey; or there may be much fuscous suffusion.
Hab. Throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma; Java. Fxp.,
26-34, 2 30 millim.
Fig. 95.—Prionia squalidaria, G. 4.
31637 Prionia lithosiaria, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1085. 2-
_ _/Osicerda costimaculata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 650; C. § S.
no. 3692,
Differs from squalidaria in the fore wing being pale reddish
grey prominently irrorated with black ; the costal patches large and
olivaceous; cilia black except at middle; hind wing more orange.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Nagas; Borneo. vp. 26 millim.
3164. Prionia obliquilineata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 409.
2. Differs from squalidaria in having a prominent submarginal
line to fore wing very highly angled below the apex; hind wing
with a submarginal line, obsolescent on orange area.
Hab. Nagas; Rangoon. Hap. 28 millim.
Szcr. IT. Fore wing with veins 10 and 11 on a long stalk.
A. (Zomia). Fore wing with the outer margin excurved at middle.
3165. Prionia intexta, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1891, p. 145, pl. 8,
fig. 11.
3g. Grey-brown, irrorated with fuscous ; vertex of head whitish,
176 GEOMETRID A,
Fore wing with black subbasal mark on subcostal nervure; a
blackish patch on middle of costa, with an oblique brown band
from below its inner margin ; a blackish spot on costa near apex,
with obliquely sinuous line from it to lower angle of cell; an
oblique brown band with dentate outer edge from apex to inner
margin; a brown band on margin with a black speck on it above
outer angle. Hind wing with a blackish medial band from cell to
inner margin; a dentate fuscous submarginal line. Underside
vinous brown.
Hab. Nagas; Khasis; N. Canara. Exp. 26 millim.
V
3166. Prionia incitata, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1085; C. § S. no. 3694. Zy
/Zomia miscella, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1891, p. 144; Hmpsn.
Ill. Het. viii, pl. 151, fig. 16.
Olive-green, striated with fuscous. Fore wing suffused with
purplish grey ; a yellow-green, slightly curved antemedial band ;
a speck at end of cell; a postmedial band running out to an acute
angle near middle of outer margin, then recurved to vein 2 and
with purplish fuscous beyond it on inner area. Hind wing with
the costal two-thirds orange; a spot at end of cell; the inner area
violaceous grey irrorated with fuscous and with dark submarginal
line. Underside reddish orange irrorated with fuscous; a cell-
spot to each wing, the apex of fore wing greyish.
fab. Throughout India, Hap. g 36, 2 40 millim.
3167. Prionia serpentinaria, Wik, Cat. xxxv, p. 1634; C. § S.
no. 3695.
Differs from inecitata in being pale reddish or yellowish brown,
more prominently irrorated with fuscous. Fore wing with the
ante- and postmedial lines olive-yellow or bright green with leaden
grey inside the former and beyond the latter where it runs to the
apex ; the postmedial line not angled, but with a sinus between veins
3 and 7. Hind wing with the costal two-thirds reddish orange.
Hab, Ceylon. wp. 40 millim.
3168. Prionia pallida, Moore, P, Z. S. 1877, p. 622; C. § S. no. 3696.
Differs from incitata in being pale reddish brown without
violaceous suffusion; the postmedial line not angled, but with a
rounded sinus between veins 2 and 7; no leaden-grey on basal or
outer areas.
Hab. Andamans; Java. Eup. 34 millim.
B. Fore wing with the outer margin straight.
3169. Prionia muscicolor, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 407, pl. 32, fig. 25.
g. Ochreous with slight dark irroration; a black speck at end
of cell of each wing; an indistinct postmedial band bounded by
two faint lines which widen their distance towards apex of fore
wing. .
@. Pinkish grey with slight dark irroration. Fore wing with
PRIONIA.—EURYMENE. 177
an indistinct oblique line from apex with a triangular patch inside
it on costal area of a faint olive tinge. Hind wing with indistinct
medial line; two hyaline specks with black lunules on their outer
edge beyond lower angle of cell, prominent on underside and
entirely surrounded by black.
Hab. Karen Hills. Ewp., ¢ 26, 2 36 millim.
C. (Amorphozancle). Fore wing with the outer margin excised
/ from vein 6 to outer angle.
3170. Prionia discata, Warr. P. Z. 8.1893, p. 408, pl. 32, fig. 23.
3. Head, thorax, and abdomen purplish grey and black;
antenne black. Fore wing purplish grey irrorated with black;
a dark patch at middle of costa; a white patch at end of cell;
some olive suffusion on costal area from middle to apex. Hind
wing pinkish grey with dark irroration ; the costal half yellowish.
Underside orange; apical area of fore wing purplish, shading to
white.
Hab. Nagas. Exp. 32 millim.
Genus EURYMENE.
“ Eurymene, Dup. Cat. Lép. Eur. p. 220 (1844).
/ Plagodis, Hiibn. Verz. p. 294 (? 1818), non descr.
Type, E. dolobraria, Linn., from Europe.
Range. Nearctic and Palearctic regions; N.W. Himalayas;
Sikhim.
Palpi porrect, clothed with short hair and hardly reaching
beyond the frons ; antenne typically bipectinated in male, simple
in female; hind tibie not dilated. Fore wing with the costa
arched ; the outer margin excurved at middle and more or less
excised towards outer angle; vein 3 from near angle of cell;
7, 8, 9 stalked, from upper angle ; 10 free ;-11 anastomosing with
12. Hind wing with vein 3 from near angle of cell.
Sxcr. I. Antenne of male bipectinated.
3171. Eurymene inustaria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 620; C&S.
no. 3160.
¢. Ochreous; head and
thorax purplish black; abdo-
men tinged with purple;
wings closely striated with
chestnut. Fore wing with
the costa purplish; an oblique
purplish and dark postmedial
band from vein 4 to inner
margin; some rufous suffu-
sion on inner part of outer
margin. Hind wing with the cell and area below it net
VOL. III. N
Fig. 96.
Eurymene inustaria, g. 1}.
178 GEOMETRID A.
striated ; traces of a postmedial line; some purple suffusion on
anal area.
Hab. Sikhim ; Khasis. wp. 32 millim.
Sect. IT. Antenne of male minutely serrate and fasciculate.
3172. Eurymene reticulata, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 408.
3. Differs from imustaria in the head and collar being pink.
_ Fore wing without the band and suffusion on margin. Hind
wing uniformly striated, without markings and with hardly a trace
of purple at anai angle.
Hab./ Dalhousie; Sikhim. ap. 38 millim.
/
Ms - Genus ANONYCHIA.
Anonychia, Warr, P. Z. S. 1898, p. 412.
Type, A. rostrifera, Warr.
Range. N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim; Khasis.
Palpi thickly fringed with hair and reaching well beyond the
sharp frontal tuft; antenne of male thickened and flattened ;
hind tibie dilated, with a fold and tuft. Fore wing somewhat pro-
duced at apex, the outer margin oblique; vein 3 from before angle
of cell; 7, 8, 9 stalked, 10, 11 stalked, 10 connected or anasto-
mosing with 8, 9. Hind wing with vein 3 before the angle of cell.
3173. Anonychia violacea, Moore, Lep. Atk.p.279; C. & S. no. 3911.
$. Head, thorax, and abdomen greyish fuscous. Fore wing
erey, suffused with golden brown; a broad golden brown medial
band occupying half the wing, the inner edge with two angles, the
outer produced to a point on vein 5 and with two indentations
above veins 2 and 3; a black speck on grey patch at end of cell ;
traces of a waved grey submarginal line; some dark marginal
strie. Hind wing pale grey, with speck at end of cell and traces
of sinuous postmedial line, prominent on underside, which has dark
irroration.
Hab. Sikhim. wp. 32 millim.
3174. Anonychia rostrifera, Warr. P. Z. S. 1888, p. 330; C. § S.
no. 3868 a.
Differs from violacea in the head, thorax, abdomen, and fore
wing being clear grey; palpi and antenne ochreous. Fore wing
with the band edged by yellow lines, its colour almost black, paling
to grey patches on costal and inner areas, its inner edge almost
evenly curved, its outer produced to a longer point on vein 5 and
to a short point above vein 1; no marginal strie. Underside
ochreous with dark irroration.
Hab. Murree; Thundidni. vp. 34 millim.
317 5. Anonychia grisea, Butl. P. Z. §. 1883, p. 172; C. § S. no. 3909.
Differs from rostrifera in the band of the fore wing having no
ANONYCHIA.—HETEROLOCHA. 179
dark on it, or only a narrow dark belt inside the edges, which are
rufous, the inner edge almost straight, the outer with an even
curve from the point to inner margin. Hind wing with the post-
medial line almost straight.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas ; Sikhim; Khasis. Hwvp. 32 millim.
3176. ‘Anonychia lativitta, Moore, Lep. Atk. p.279; C.§ S. no. 3910 LY
Differs from rostrifera in the ground-colour being red-brown ;
the band of fore wing very broad, occupying the medial half of
wing, dark throughout, and with two curves below the angle; the
margin with dark suffusion from below apex to outer angle.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas. Exp. 38 millim.
See —U / Genus HETEROLOCHA. Vee
Heterolocha, Led. Verh, zool-bot. Ges. Wien, iii, p. 207 (1853).
Type, H. laminaria, H.-S., from Syria.
Range. Syria; Japan; Himalayas; Khasis.
Palpi porrect and hairy; antenne of male bipectinated to near
apex, with the branches long; hind tibie not dilated. Fore wing
with the apex somewhat produced and acute; vein 3 from before
angle of cell; 7, 8, 9 stalked, from before upper angle. Hind wing
with vein 3 from before angle of cell.
Secor. I. Fore wing with veins 10 and 11 stalked with 7, 8, 9,
anastomosing with 12, then 10 becoming coincident with
8 and 9.
A. Palpi hardly reaching beyond the frons.
v
3177. Heterolocha phenicoteniata, Koll. Hiigel’s Kaschmir, iv,
p- 487; Feld. Reis. Nov. pl. 133, figs. 6, 6a; C. & S. no. 3195.
* Heterolocha incolorata, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 449.
Straw-yellow ; palpi rufous. Fore wing with the basal costal
area pale pink; a pink ante-
medial band; both wings with
a spot at end of cell and band
from apex to inner margin be-
yond middle, expanding into a
dark patch above inner margin
of fore wing. The females and
Fig. 97. rarely the males have the bands
Heterolocha phenicoteniata, . 1, Of both wings much reduced
and indistinct.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas. Ep. 32 millim.
| Bs Palpi reaching well beyond the frons.
3178. Heterolocha falconaria, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1665; C. & &.
no. 3680.
Differs from phenicoteniata in being orange-yellow; the oblique
180 GEOMETRID A.
band usually narrower, with some dark specks on it towards apex
of fore wing, without the dark patch above inner margin, and
arising on hind wing from before the apex.
Hab. Punjab; N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim. Evp., g 36, 9 38
millim.
Szor. IJ. Fore wing with vein 10 stalked with 7, 8,9; 11 free;
d palpi with the 2nd and 3rd joints long.
3179. Heterolocha patalata, Feld. Reis. Nov. pl. 132, figs. 9, 943
C&S. no. 3194. 7
Marcala varians, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soe. 1891, p. 487.
3. Head, thorax, and fore wing bright green, pinkish brown, or
bright pink, irrorated with fuscous; the last with dark ante- and
postmedial blotches on the costa; traces of an antemedial line; a
postmedial line highly angled below costa and joined by a streak
from apex, then double and oblique, and sometimes with a dark
blotch beyond it above inner margin. Hind wing pale ochreous,
with a dark spot at end of cell and obliquely curved postmedial
purple band; the apex and anal angle suffused with purplish, or
with green in the green specimens. Underside with green post-
medial line to fore wing joining the oblique line.
flab. Rampur; Khasis. Lap. 36 millim.
Sect. III. Fore wing with veins 10 and 11 from eell,
11 anastomosing with 12.
3180. Heterolocha desistaria, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1073; C. § S.
no. 3679.
3. Yellowish with a vinous tinge, irrorated and suffused with
fuscous. Fore wing with ante- and postmedial oblique lines, with
yellowish inner edge to former and outer edge to latter, which is
bent at vein 3; a diffused dark mark beyond discocellulars. Hind
wing with traces of spot at end of cell and medial line.
Hab. “N. India.” Hep. 30 millim.
Genus VENILIA.
Venilia, Dup. Cat. Lép. Eur. p. 266 (1844).
_Pseudopanthera, Hubn. Verz. p. 295 (? 1818), non descr.
Therapis, Hiibn. Verz. p. 287.
~Caustoloma, Led. Verh. zool.-bot. Ges. Wren, iii, p. 209 (1853).
Type, V. macularia, Linn., from Europe.
Range. Europe; Syria; Amur; Himalayas.
Palpi slight, hairy, and reaching beyond the frons; hind tibie
not dilated. Fore wing somewhat produced at apex; the outer
margin excurved at middle; vein 3 from before angle of cell;
7, 8, 9 stalked, from before upper angle; 10 free. Hind wing
with vein 3 from before angle of cell.
In the typical section vein 11 of fore wing anastomoses with 12 ;
antenne of male with appressed serrations.
VENILIA.—LOXASPILATES., 181
Szot. IIT. Fore wing with vein 11 free.
A. (Caustoloma). Antenne of male bipectinate ;
hind wing emargwate.
B. Antenne of male with appressed serrations ; hind wing with the
, outer margin rounded.
3181. Venilia himalayica, Koll. Hiigel’s Kaschmir, iv, p.485; C. & S.
no. 3197,
Hyperythra ennomosaria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1498; C. § S.
no. 3145,
Bright yellow; head and collar chocolate-brown; wings irrorated
with fuscous. Fore wing with
the base of costa chocolate ;
EZ chocolate strigz and one medial
VAs and two postmedial spots on
. = costa ; a medial patch on inner
wy margin ; traces of ante- and
postmedial lines. Hind wing
prominently irrorated; a
Fig. 98. slightly sinuous medial line ;
Venilia himalayica, 3. }. cilia of both wings chocolate.
Underside with prominent
rutous specks conjoined in parts into patches.
Hab. Dharmsala; Sikhim. Lap. 36 millim.
Genus LOXASPILATES.
Loxaspilates, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 413.
Type, LZ. oblkquaria, Moore.
Range. Afghanistan ; Himalayas.
Palpi slender, porrect, and hairy, reaching beyond a short sharp
frontal tuft ; antenne thickened and flattened in male; hind tibie
dilated. Fore wing produced and acute at apex; vein 3 from
before angle of cell; 5 from above middle of discocellulars, which
are angled; 7, 8, 9, 10 stalked, from before upper angle; 11 free.
Hind wing with vein 3 from before angle of cell; the discocellulars
angled. ,
seo! nexasyiltes obliquaria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p.649; C.§ 8S.
no. 3681.
Ochreous; palpi fuscous at sides; abdomen irrorated with
fuscous. Fore wing irrorated with fuscous; the costa blackish at
base; black spots on discocellulars, origin of vein 2, on vein 1
before middle, and sometimes on the subcostals ; an oblique post-
medial line with brownish suffusion beyond it; a slightly sinuous
submarginal band of brownish suffusion, with four black specks ou
it near apex and two towards outer angle, or the series may be
more or less complete; a marginal series of specks. Hind wing
182 GEOMETRID®,
ochreous white, the inner area irrorated with fuscous and crossed
by a short medial band; a marginal series of specks.
Fig. 99.—Loxaspilates obliquaria, g. 1.
A yellow variety has the markings obsolescent and very little
fuscous irroration.
Hab. Afghanistan; N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim. wp. 42-54
millim.
3183. Loxaspilates hastigera, Buti. Il. Het. vii, p. 112, pl. 187,
figs. 4, 5.
Differs from obliquaria in the postmedial line of fore wing being
sinuous; the series of black spots very prominent and dentate ;
hind wing with the irroration and band on inner area almost
obsolete.
A yellow variety has the series of black spots on fore wing small
and rounded. Another variety is thickly irrorated with black
spots on fore wing and fuscous on hind wing; fore wing much
suffused with fuscous; the spots on the lines large and rounded,
the marginal series large; patagia with black spots.
ie Afghanistan; Dharmsala; Sikhim. Zap. 40 millim.
3184. Loxaspilates dispar, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 413, pl. 80, fie. 14.
@. Chestnut. Fore wing with diffused fuscous antemedial,
postmedial, and submarginal somewhat oblique lines; the post-
medial with a large semicircular fuscous pateh on its outer edge,
the submarginal sinuous and with a dark spot at vein 5; a dark
spot at end of cell. Hind wing much paler, with indistinct spot
at end of cell, postmedial obliquely curved line, and marginal
series of specks.
Hab. Sikhim, 13,000 feet. Hap. 40 millim.
\
\\ ¥ Genus STENORUMIA, nov.
Type, S. ablunata, Guen.
Range. Himalayas.
Palni slender, roughly scaled, and not reaching beyond the frons ;
antenne uf male with appressed serrations ; hind tibia not dilated.
Fore wing with the apex somewhat produced; the outer margin
erect; vein 3 from before angle of cell; 7, 8, 9 stalked, from
STENORUMIA.—RUMIA. 183
upper angle; 11 anastomosing with 12, then with 10, which anas-
tomoses with 8 and 9. Hind wing with vein 3 from before angle
of cell; 6 and 7 stalked.
3185. Ge oramin duplicilinea, n. sp.
3. Pale yellow or ochreous. Fore wing irrorated with reddish
fuscous; a curved line from apex to base and oblique line from
apex to middle of inner margin, the areas immediately above the
former and beyond the latter without irroration, which is thickest
between the lines.
Hab. Dalhousie (Harford). Exp. 42 millim. Type in B.M.
3186. Stenorumia ablunata, Guen. Phal. i. p.110; C. & 8. no. 3664.
*Opisthograptis pangiaria, Feld. Reis. Nov. pl. 123, fig. 4; C. § 8.
no. 3666.
Differs from duplicilinea in being lemon-yellow without fuscous
irroration. Fore wing with the costa rufous; a fuscous spot at
end of cell; the curved line from below the costa and before apex
to inner margin near base; the outer line less oblique. Hind
wing with a postmedial line between veins 2 and 4; cilia of both
wings reddish.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas. Lvxp. 26 millim.
3187. Stenorumia longipennis, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 403.
3. Bright lemon-yellow. Fore wing with slight rufous irrora-
tion; very oblique rufous lines from costa beyond middle and from
apex. Hind wing much paler, with traces of an oblique postmedial:
series of dark specks.
Hab. Sikhim, 10,000 feet. Hvp. 42 millim.
| )\ Genus. RUMIA. ~~
‘Rumia, Dup. Hist. Nat., Nocturnes, 1v, 2, p. 117 (1829).
» Opisthograptis, Htibn. Verz. p. 292 (? 1818), now descr. —
Type, &. luteolata, Linn.
Range. Europe; Himalayas.
Palpi slight, hairy, and usually reaching beyond the frons ;
antenne of male with appressed serrations; hind tibie not dilated.
Fore wing of male with tovea; vein 3 from angle of cell; 7, 8,
stalked, from before upper angle; 10 absent. Hind wing with
vein 3 from just before angle of cell.
Sxcr. I. Palpi reaching beyond the frons; fore wing
with vein 11 free.
3188. Rumia crategata, Linn. Faun. Suec. p. 336; Syst. Nat. i, 2, p. 868.
, Phalena luteolata, Zinn. Syst. Nat. ed. x, p. 525.
Rumia mimulina, Butl. P. Z. S. 1886, p. 888; C. & S. no. 5665.
Bright sulphur-yellow ; palpi rufous. Fore wing with rufous
basal patch on costa; two antemedial costal spots with dusky
waved lines from them to inner margin, on which there is a rufous
184 GEOMETRID &.
spot between them. Hind wing with spot at end of cell ; obliquely
waved medial and curved waved postmedial lines; cilia of both
wings chequered with rufous. |
One specimen has the apical rufous patch much reduced.
_ Hab. Kurope; N.W. Himalayas. wp. 38-50 millim.
Vv
3189. Rumia tridentifera, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 230; C.§ S. no. 3668.
Fig. 100.—Rumia tridentifera, 8. 1
Te
Differs from (uteolata in the shoulders being rufous. Fore
wing more or less irrorated with fuscous; the costa rufous ; the
waved lines usually obsolete and represented by series of red and
dark specks ; the red patch at end of cell broader.
Hab. Sikhim. Hap. 50-54 mm.
J
3190. Rumia sulphurea, Buti. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 123; td. Til.
Het. vi, pl. 114, fig. 6; C. & S. no. 3667.
Differs from tridentifera in the basal area of fore wing being
almost entirely ferruginous red; the area beyond the postmedial
waved line ferruginous red, except the apical half of margin and
the veins. Hind wing with no medial line and some rufous
beyond the postmedial line.
Hab. Sikhim. Exp. 46 millim.
3191. Rumia molleri, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 403, pl. 31, fig. 12.
3. Rich luteous yellow. Fore wing with two very indistinct
dusky waved antemedial lines; a large rich chocolate tridentate
spot from costa to lower angle of cell; an indistinct oblique line
from a chocolate speck on costa of fore wing near apex to middle
of inner margin of hind wing; chocolate specks on apex of fore
wing and on cilia of both wings. Hind wing with indistinct
crenulate postmedial line.
Hab. Sikhim. Exp. 54 mm.
Szcr. II. Palpi not reaching beyond the frons; antenne of male
serrate and ciliated; fore wing with vein 11 anastomosing
with 12.
3192. “Rumia irrorata, n. sp.
3. Yellowish white, irrorated with fuscous. Fore wing with
fuscous at base of costa; an antemedial band of fuscous specks ;
RUMIA.—CORYMICA. 185
a broad medial band with sinuous outer edge ; submarginal blotches
towards costa and inner margin.
2. Sparsely and evenly irrorated with fuscous and. without
markings.
Hab. Dalhousie (Harford). Exp. 30 millim. Type in B.M.
(| Genus CORYMICA. —
Corymica, Wik. Cat. xx, p. 230 (1860).
vCaprilia, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1568 (1866).
/Thiopsyche, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) 1, p. 393 (1878).
Type, C. arnearia, W1k.
Range. Japan; Himalayas; Nilgiris; Travancore; Ceylon;
Khasis ; Burma.
Palpi reaching well beyond the frons and fringed with hair ;
antenne of male ciliated; hind tibiz not dilated. Fore wing of
male with a very large fovea of hyaline membrane; the apex acute
and somewhat produced; the outer margin crenulate near apex ;
the inner margin highly excised from middle to outer angle;
vein 3 from before angle of cell; 7, 8, 9 stalked; 10 absent;
11 anastomosing with 12 and connected with 8 and 9. Hind
wing with the costa excised beyond middle; vein 3 from before
angle of cell.
Sect. I. Hind wing of male with a tuft of long hair
on inner margin.
3193. Corymica arnearia, Wik. Cat. xx, p. 231; C. § S. no. 3682.
Caprilia vesicularia, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1569.
3. Bright yellow; irrorated with rufous; collar rufous. Fore
wing with the basal part of costa rufous, irrorated with white ;
traces of a curved medial rufous line arising from a spot on the
costa and ending in a white-
centred spot on inner margin;
a similar postmedial spot
on inner margin; a rufous
patch on apical part of outer
margin, with a series of
darker specks on it. Hind
wing with medial white-
Fig. 101.—Corymica arnearia, §. }. centred spot on costa ; post-
medial series of specks ; the
margin rufous ; cilia of both wings tipped with white. Underside
with the apical patch more prominent.
Hab. Khasis; Thyetmyo; Upper Tenasserim; Borneo. Lvwp.
28 millim,
aay
Sect. IJ. Hind wing of male with no tuft on inner margin.
3194. Corymica caustolomaria, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 231; C. & 8.
no. 3683,
6. Differs from arnearia in the fovea being smaller; wings
186 GEOMETRID &.
more irrorated with rufous; a well-marked medial rufous band
with waved edges and angled below costa of fore wing. Hind
wing with prominent marginal band with waved edges.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Travancore. ap. 26 millim.
NV
3195. Corymica specularia, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 649, pl. 33,
tie, 11; C. § S. no. 3684.
Thiopsyche pryeri, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) i, p. 893. 3
\ Corymica vitrigera, Butl. Ill. Het. vii, p. 101; pl. 135, fig. 14.
Corymica exiyuinota, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 114, pl. 151, fig. 12.
Differs from arnearia in being less irrorated with rufous. Fore
wing with the apical patch large and obsolescent on upperside ; in
exiquinota from the Nilgiris small and prominent on both sides.
The forms pryert from Japan and vitrigera from Dharmsala are
paler, with the two spots on inner margin of fore wing large and
conjoined, in the latter enclosing a yellow spot.
Hab. Japan; Dharmsdla; Sikhim; Nilgiris; Ceylon. Zzp., 3
30-34, 2 38 millim. :
\
)\ Genus ILICRINIA.
Kilicrinia, Hiibn. Verz. p. 287 (? 1818).
Pareilicrinia, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 462 (1894).
Type, J. cordiaria, Hiibn. |
Range. 8. Europe; Syria; N. Asia; China; Japan; N.W.
Himalayas; Sikhim; Assam.
Palpi hairy and not reaching beyond the frons ; antenne almost
simple; hind tibie not dilated. Fore wing with the costa arched
towards apex; vein 3 from just before angle of cell; 7, 8, 9
stalked, from just before upper angle; 10 and 11 stalked. Hind
wing with vein 3 from angle of cell. /
Sxcr. I. (licrinia). Fore wing with the outer margin
excised below apex.
3196. Ilicrinia cordiaria, Hiibn. Beitr. ii, p. 31.
Ennomos animata, Fsch. v. Rodsl. Schmett. p. 45.
Eilicrinia animaria, Herr.-Schaffer, Schmett. Eur. 111, fig. 364.
Elicrinia nuptaria, Brem. Lep. Ost-Svb. p. 80, pl. vii, tig. 5.
Hilicrinia signigera, Butl. Ill. Het. vii, p. 112, pl. 187, tig. 3.
Brood I. Pale grey, slightly irrorated with fuscous. Fore wing
with traces of a curved antemedial line; a large red-brown patch
on discocellulars with darker outline and centre; an indistinct
oblique, slightly smuous postmedial line arising from a brown spot
on costa; the costa brown at middle; a brown patch on margin
and cilia at the excision. Hind wing with indistinct speck at end
of cell and waved postmedial line.
Brood If, Ochreous yellow, with the postmedial line of hind
wing very indistinct.
The form nuptaria from the Amur and Japan is pale lemon-
ILICRINIA.—EURYTAPHRIA. 187
yellow; signigera from Kula, of which only the ochreous form is
known, has the discocellular patch of fore wing narrow and no spot
on the postmedial line. |
Hab. 8. Europe; Syria; Kirghistan; Amur; Japan; Kulu.
Exp. 36 millim.
Snor. II. (Pariherinia). Fore wing with the costal and
outer margins evenly curved.
3197.Ilicrinia flava, Moore, Lep. Atk, p. 283, pl. 8, fie.2; C. & S.
no, 3231.
3. Bright yellow, irrorated with a few black scales. Fore wing
with an obliquely curved antemedial rufous line, obsolescent towards
costa; a dark spot with white centre at end of cell; an almost
straight postmedial rufous line; a rufous patch on margin below
apex. Hind wing with black speck at end of cell and straight
rufous postmedial line.
Hab. Chekiang, China; Sikhim; Khasis; Nagas. Zyrp. 40
millim.
Genus EURYTAPHRIA. \~<
Eurytaphria, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1898, p. 409.
Type, £. undilineata, Warr.
Range. Sikhim ; Travancore; Burma.
Palpi reaching beyond the frons and thickly scaled ; hind tibize
not dilated. Fore wing with the apex rounded, vein 3 from before
angle of cell; 5 from above middle of discocellulars ; 7, 8, 9, 10,
11 stalked, from before upper angle ; 11 touching 12, then giving
off 10 to anastomose with 8 and 9. Hind wing with the outer
margin crenulate ; vein 3 from before angle of cell.
Sxct. I. Antenne bipectinated, with the branches shorter
in the female than the male.
3198. Eurytaphria undilineata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 410.
Grey, irrorated with fuscous and slightly suffused with rufous.
Fore wing with the disk more prominently suffused with rufous ;
some fuscous at base of costa ;
a fuscous antemedial line
angled below costa and median
nervure; a speck at end of
cell; a postmedial line highly
excurved at middle, where it
sends two dentate marks to
the outer margin, and with a
Fig. 102.—Eurytaphria undilineata,$ 1, subapical speck beyond it.
Hind wing with a speck at
end of cell and curved postmedial series of specks on the veins ;
188 GEOMETRID&.
both wings with dark marginal line and the cilia chequered grey
and fuscous.
Hab. Sikhim ; Travancore ; Toungoo. Exp. 24 millim.
Secr. IT. Antenne of male serrate, of female simple.
3199. Eurytaphria bisinuata, n. sp.
3. Differs from wndilineata in being darker and more irrorated
with black. Fore wing with no rufous suffusion ; the postmedial
line further from the margin, evenly sinuous, and not excurved at
the middle. Hind wing with the postmedial line nearer the end
of cell.
@. With some black beyond the inner half of postmedial line of
fore wing. (Described as the female of the last species.)
Hab. Sikhim (Hlwes). Hap. § 30, 2 36 milliim. ‘Type in
coll. Elwes. ’
1 Genus PEETULA.
Peetula, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 230 (1887).
Type, P. exanthemata, Moore.
Range. N.W. Himalayas ; Sikhim.
Palpi hairy and hardly reaching beyond the frons; antenne of
male bipectinated to apex; hind tibie not dilated. Fore wing
with the apex slightly produced and acute; vein 3 from before
angle of cell; 7, 8, 9, 10 stalked, from before upper angle; 11
anastomosing with 12 and then with 10 or running close along it.
Hind wing with vein 3 from before angle of cell.
Sect. I. Hind wing with the margin crenulate from the apex
to vein 4.
3200. Peetula stramineata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1888, p. 319; C. & S.
no. 3158 A.
3. Yellow, slightly suffused with fulvous; the wings prominently
irrorated with ferruginous spots. Fore wing with indistinct
curved ante- and postmedial lines; a spot at end of cell. Hind
wing with indistinct straight medial line, sometimes obsolete except
towards inner margin ; a curved postmedial line. Underside with
the postmedial line more prominent.
Hab. Thundidni, Punjab. Ewp. 50 millim.
Srcr. IJ. Hind wing with the outer margin evenly rounded.
3201. Peetula exanthemata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 231; C. § S.
no. 3203.
3. Pale yellow. Fore wing with slight traces of numerous
lines on the basal half; large antemedial, medial, and apical
irregular pink patches with darker edges; some pink submarginal
specks and a large spot on inner margin. Hind wing with
PEETULA.—XENOGRAPHIA. 189
some small submarginal pink spots, one below the apex being
large.
Fig. 103.—Peetula exanthemata, 3. 1.
Hab. Sikhim. xp. 54 millim.
Bi Genus XENOGRAPHIA.
Xénographia, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 404.
Type, X. lignataria, Warr.
Range. Sikhim; Khasis; Nagas.
Palpi upturned and fringed with hair. Fore wing with the
apex somewhat produced ; the outer margin evenly curved ; vein 3
from before angle of cell; 7, 8, 9, 10 stalked, from before upper
angle. Hind wing with vein 3 from before angle of cell.
Sxcr. I. Palpi with the 3rd joint minute; antenne minutely
serrate in male; hind tibie somewhat dilated; hind wing
| \ with the cilia non-crenulate.
\7 8202. Xenographia lignataria, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 404.
3. Yellowish white; palpi black; abdomen with paired black
specks on proximal segments ; wings irrorated with rufous. Fore
Fig. 104.—Xenographia lignataria, 3.
1
i
wing with slightly waved
and curved antemedial lines ;
a rufous speck at end of cell ;
a postmedial oblique line
curved below costa and with
a crenulate line beyond it,
the distance between them
increasing at costa; a diffused
oblique rufous fascia from
apex. Hind wing with two
medial lines obsolete on costal area, the outer minutely waved ;
both wings with marginal series of black specks.
Hab. Sikhim. Exp. 38 millim.
Suct. II. Palpi with the 3rd joint longer and porrect ; antenne
of male annulate; hind tibie not dilated; hind wing with
the cilia slightly crenulate.
3203. Xenographia semifusca, n. sp.
3g. Head, thorax, and abdomen dark red-brown; vertex of
190 GEOMETRID#.
head and antenne fulvous; wings irrorated with orange, and
suffused with dark rufous to beyond cell; the outer half dark
rufous with some orange on apical area of fore wing. Fore wing
with indistinct irregular antemedial line; both wings with black
spot at end of cell and crenulate postmedial line with white specks
on it.
flab. Nagas, 6000 feet (Doherty). Exp. 38 millim. Type in
coll. Elwes.
3204. Xenographia adustata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 229, pl. 8, fig. 20;
C. & S. no. 3175,
3S. Head ochreous ; thorax and abdomen fuscous brown. Fore
wing with the basal area suffused with fuscous brown; the medial
area ochreous with fulvous and brown irroration, this area being
contracted below the cell ; a black cell-spot ; the outer area fuscous
brown, having ochreous patches irrorated with fulvous on costa
before apex and on outer margin below apex and above outer
angle. Hind wing with the basal area and beyond the postmedial
line suffused with fuscous ; the medial and marginal areas ochreous,
with fulvous and dark irroration ; a black cell-speck.
Hab, Khasis. Hap. 28 millim.
= Genus SPILOPERA. —
Spilopera, Warr. P. Z. 8. 18938, p. 402.
Erinnys, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 415 (preocc.).
Callerinnys, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 447 (1894).
Type, S. debts, Butl., from Japan.
Range. Japan; Sikhim; Assam; Burma; Ceylon.
Palpi porrect, hairy, and reaching beyond the frons; antenne
of male nearly simple. Fore wing with the outer margin usually
angled at vein 4; vein 3 from near angle of cell; 7, 8, 9 stalked,
from near upper angle; 10 present. Hind wing with the outer
margin angled at vein 4; 3 from near angle of cell.
Sect. I. (Spalopera). Fore wing with veins 10 and 11 free; male
. with the hind tibiz not dilated.
' 3205. Spilopera gracilis, Buti. A. M. N. H., (5) iv, p. 371.
Spilopera umbrata, Warr. P. Z, S. 1893, p. 403.
Pale ochreous, irrorated with
fuscous; the head yellower. Fore
wing with indistinct fuscous
medial line incurved in cell; a
black speck in cell; an oblique
postmedial fuscous band ; a dark
patch on outer margin below
apex. Hind wing with black
spot at end of cell and oblique postmedial fuscous band; a dark
Fig. 105.—Spilopera gracilis, 3. }.
SPILOPERA, 191
patch on outer margin below apex. Hind wing with black spot at
end of cell and oblique postmedial line. Underside with the
postmedial line rufous.
Hab. Japan; Khasis; Margharita, Assam. Ewp., 3 84, 2 42
millim. )
Secor, IT. (Callerinnys). Fore wing with vein 10 stalked with
7, 8, 9; 11 often anastomosing with 12.
A. Outer margin of each wing angled at vein 4 ; hind tibie of male
dilated, with a fold and tuft.
¥
3206. Spilopera fuscomarginata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 407.
2. Reddish ochreous, irrorated with fuscous. Fore wing with
indistinct waved antemedial line ; annulus at end of cell ; an oblique
white line from apex of fore wing to inner margin of hind wing
beyond middle, with a chestnut band inside it with irregular inner
edge on fore wing, the area beyond it chestnut. with a pale patch
at middle of outer area of each wing ; hind wing with black spot
at end of cell. Underside without the chestnut areas and with
black specks on the postmedial line.
Hab. Sikhim. ap. 32 millim.
é
3207. Spilopera anomala, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 406.
@. Purplish grey, suffused with chestnut and irrorated with
black. Fore wing with indistinct antemedial series of black specks ;
a spot with white centre at end of cell of each wing; an oblique
postmedial black and white line angled below apex of fore wing, and.
with black patches before and beyond it above inner margin ;
the subapical outer area of fore wing chestnut. Underside paler,
with black specks on the postmedial line.
Hab. EH. Pegu. Exp. 38 millim.
V
3208. Spilopera hepaticata, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 200.
3. Reddish brown, largely suffused with purplish leaden grey.
Fore wing with indistinct brown antemedial line angled in cell: a
speck at end of cell; two sinuous postmedial lines, the inner
indistinct ; a very ill-defined and broken submarginal band. Hind
wing with traces of antemedial line; speck at end of cell; post-
medial line excurved at lower angle of cell; traces of a submarginal
line. Underside with speck at end of cell of each wing; a post-
medial line sinuous on fore wing, curved on hind wing.
Hab. Khasis. Lewp. 35 millim.
v
3209. Spilopera combusta, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 415.
Ochreous, irrorated with black and suffused with rufous. Fore
wing with dark spot at end of cell and below origin of vein 2; an
oblique sinuous postmedial line, with the area beyond it suffused
192 GEOMETRID &#.
with rufous and fuscous except at middle. Hind wing with
irregularly waved medial line, with rufous suffusion on its inner edge
and a white patch beyond its middle; a nearly straight postmedial
line with the area beyond it suffused with rufous. Underside paler,
with dark rufous patches beyond the postmedial line below apex
and on inner area of fore wing and on the whole apical area of
hind wing, below which it narrows.
The Ceylon specimen has the basal half of both wings
blotched with rufous.
Hab. Sikhim; Ceylon. xp. 35 millim.
3210. Spilopera ferrifera, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 255, pl. viii, fig. 17 ;
C. & S. no. 4002.
3S. White, irrorated with brown ; fronsrufous ; abdomen witha
rufous band on second segment. Fore wing with the costa rufous ;
indistinct subbasal and medial brown bands, the former with dark
specks on the veins beyond it, the latter with slight streaks on the
veins ; outer area rufous, broken by patches of the ground-colour
at apex and middle, its inner edge sinuous and with traces of sinuous
postmedial and submarginal white lines on it. Hind wing with
indistinct antemedial band and series of specks ; outer area as in fore
wing. Underside with indistinct sinuous blackish antemedial band
and broad black postmedial band with waved edges.
Hab. Sikhim. Hwxp. 30 millim.
3211. Spilopera ? divaricata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 250, pl. 8, fig. 15;
C. §& S. no. 3518,
3. Ochreous yellow. Fore wing with outwardly oblique
ochreous-brown medial band, which meets at inner margin a nearly
erect and similar postmedial band, beyond which are two postmedial
and onesubmarginal sinuous lines, all conjoined towards innermargin
and the outer two not reaching the costa; a marginal brown line.
Hind wing with a band from near base of inner margin curving up to
the costa, then down to the inner margin beyond middle, beyond it
and joined to it at middle being two other bands, the outer merging
into a purplish-grey apical patch ; a dark marginal line ; the bands
of both wings traversed by a whitish line. (Head, abdomen, and
legs wanting.)
Hab. Khasis. Exp. 44 millim.
B. Fore wing with the outer margin evenly curved ; hind
tibice not dilated.
3212. Spilopera obliquilinea, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 229; C. § S. no. 3177.
Leptomiza straminea, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 406.
2. Ochreous, irrorated with rufous. Fore wing with annulus
at end of cell; a postmedial line highly angled to below apex,
then oblique to inner margin and sending a spur inwards to lower
SPILOPERA.—NADAGARA, 193
angle of cell; an oblique line beyond it, the space between the two
rufous ; a submarginal series of specks. Hind wing with the
double lines medial, filled in with rufous, and widest at costa; a
submarginal series of specks.
Hab. Sikhim; Bhutan; Khdsis; Karen Hills. Hap. 34 millim.
' i e Genus HYPULIA.
Hypulia, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 205.
Type, H. dirempta, Wlk.
Range. Sikhim; Khasis; Burma; Singapore; Borneo.
Palpi slight and upturned, the 2nd joint clothed with hair.
Antenne of male ciliated ; frenulum absent, the costa of the fore
wing with a fold, of the hind wing arched at base. Fore wing
with the costa nearly straight; the apex produced and acute ;
the outer margin crenulate from apex to vein 4; vein 3 from
before angle of cell; 7, 8, 9 stalked, from before upper angle ;
10 and 11 stalked and anastomosing with 12. Hind wing with
the outer margin rounded; vein 3 from before angle of cell; male
with the hind wing elliptical; a large patch of long silky scales
on underside of apical area.
3213. Hypulia dirempta, Wik. Cat, xxii, p. 595; C. & S.no. 8479.
“Nadagara impervisata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1687.
Pale dull green; fore wing with brown specks on the costa;
both wings with a rufous
marginal line ; the cilia white,
rufous between veins 2 and
6 of fore wing. Underside
with the inner area of fore
wing and whole of hind
wing thickly striated with
fuscous.
Fp GEIL pin doer es Some specimens are reddish
ACtieie” ochreous, with a blackspeck at
end of cell of each wing ; an indistinct submarginal series of black
specks.
P ab. Sikhim ; Khasis ; Moulmein ; KH. Pegu; Singapore ; Borneo.
Evp. 34 millim.
i 7} Genus NADAGARA.
Nadagara, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1095 (1862).
Type, WV. vigaia, W1k.
Range. Japan; Khasis; Nilgiris; Ceylon; Andamans; Borneo.
Palpi with the 2nd joint hairy and reaching beyond the frontal
tuft, the 3rd porrect; antenne of male simple; hind tibie not
dilated. Fore wing produced and acute at apex; vein 3 from
angle of cell; 7, 8, 9 stalked, from before the angle; 10 given off
from 11. Hund wing with vein 3 from angle of cell; cilia of both
wings slightly crenulate.
VOL, III. 0)
194 GEOMETRID &.
3214, Nadagara vigaia, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1093; Hmpsn. Ill. Het.
viii, pl. 156, fig. 15; C. & S. no. 3887.
Grey, suffused with pale brown and irrorated with dark brown ;
head fulvous. Fore wing
with indistinct curved ante-
medial line, sometimes with
dark specks on it; a dark
speck at end of cell; an
oblique dark line from costa
before apex to middle of
inner margin, with diffused
brown on its inner edge and
white on its outer. Hind
wing with the line medial; traces of a curved submarginal line ;
cilia of both wings brown.
Hab. Nilgiris; Ceylon. wp. 40 millim.
Fig. 107.—Nadagara vigaia, g. }.
3215. Nadagara comprensata, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1095.
3. Differs from vigaia in having a well-developed antemedial
line to fore wing angled in the cell; the outer line better defined
and less oblique from before the apex of fore wing to beyond
middle of inner margin of hind wing and curved near the costa of
fore wing; a well-defined marginal line.
Hab. Andamans; Borneo. xp. 32 millim.
L/
3216. Nadagara inordinata, Wk. Cat. xxiv, p. 1094.
Differs from vigaia in the ground-colour of the wings being
more variegated with white; the oblique line with the chestnut
inside and the black irroration beyond it more prominent and
with traces of a line beyond it becoming well marked on hind
wing.
Hab. Khasis; Borneo. Eap. 32 millim.
‘Genus RHYNCHOBAPTA, nov.
Type, 2. cervinaria, Moore.
Range. Japan; Sikhim; Khasis.
Differs from Nadagara in the fore wing having veins 7,8, 9, 10
stalked. Hind wing with the outer margin slightly angled at
vein 4; vein 3 from before angle.
Snot. I. Antenne of male bipectinated with short branches to
two-thirds length.
3217. Rhynchobapta cervinaria, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 233; C. & S.
no. 3230.
3. Purplish grey, irrorated with black, and with a slight ochreous
RHYNCHOBAPTA.—LUXIARIA. 195
tinge. Fore wing with nearly straight ante- and postmedial lines,
with rufous beyond the former
and inside the latter; a black
: speck at end of cell; some
A wf rufous suffusionon margin below
i & an oblique streak from apex.
: te Hind wing with black speck at
3 | end of cell and nearly straight
postmedial line with rutous
inside it.
2. Clearer grey, with the
ete rufous more prominent.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. ELwp., $ 35, 9 44 millim.
Fig. 108.
Rhynchobapta cervinaria, 3. }.
| be Il. Antenne of male thickened and flattened.
3218. Rh
yuchobapta flaviceps, Butl. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1881, p. 419. /.
Violaceous grey, with slight darker striation; the head and
antenne fulvous. Fore wing with some fulvous on costa; an
indistinct rufous line from apex of fore wing to inner margin of
hind wing above anal angle; the margin and cilia rutous, the
latter white-tipped. Underside white, with the costal half of fore
wing suffused with fulvous to the indistinct curved postmedial line
which crosses both wings. Abdomen with the anal tuft fulvous, a
black dorsal spot before it in the Khasi male.
Hab. Japan; Khasis. xp. 30 millim.
, Genus LUXIARIA.
Luxiaria, Wik. Cat. xx, p. 231 (1860).
“Bithiodes, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 439 (1894), 6 ?’“**
_Probithia, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 440. 7
Type, Z. phyllosaria, W1k.
Range. Japan; Himalayas; Western Ghats; Ceylon; Khasis;
Burma; Sumatra; Java; Borneo.
Palpi obliquely porrect, the 2nd joint roughly scaled ; antennz
minutely ciliated ; hind tibiz of male dilated and with a longitudinal
fold containing a ridge of silken hair. Fore wing produced and
somewhat acute at apex; vein 3 from angle of cell ; 7,8, 9 stalked,
from upper angle; 10 absent ; 11 free.
Szcr. I. (Bithzodes). Hind wing of male with the cell short, the
costal and subcostal nervures being much arched ; vein 3 from
before angle of cell; the outer margin crenulate and not
angled at vein 4.
3219. Luxiaria contigaria, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 754; C. § S. no. 3926. 7. &,
(Acidalia turpisaria, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 771 ; Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iu,
pl. 201, fig. 10; C. § S. no. 3961.
_. ~Acidalia inexactata, Wik. Cut. xxii, p. 770.
_»#/Acidalia subrasata, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 773.
02
196 GEOMETRIDA.
Acidalia submonstrata, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 772.
Acidalia tephrosaria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 645; C. & S. no. 3950,
Luxiaria fasciosa, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 254; C. & S. no. 4007.
Luxiaria intensata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 254; C. § S. no. 4008.
Luxiaria hypaphanes, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 125, pl. 153,
figs. 7, 14.
3. Yellowish brown or purplish grey-brown, irrorated with
fuscous ; head rufous ; both wings with traces of a spot at end of
cell; a sinuous medial line; postmedial and submarginal waved
lines, which are prominent and rufous on underside, the two outer
being conjoined into a diffused rufous and brown band; _post-
medial and marginal series of specks on upperside ; underside with
the apex of fore wing often whitish.
2. The ground-colour of upper and undersides much paler.
Fig. 109.—Luxiaria contigaria, g. 1}.
The form hypaphanes from the Nilgiris is violaceous grey in
both sexes, fore wing with the apex more falcate, and with three
dark marks on the costa; the ground-colour of underside whitish.
/One male has a dark blotch on inner margin of fore wing beyond
middle. Submonstrata from the Khasis and Borneo is similar, but
with rounded apex to fore wing.
Hab. Dharmsdla; Sikhim; Khésis; Mahableshwar; Nilgiris ;
Ceylon; Sumatra; Borneo. Hap. 38-46 millim.
Szor. II. Hind wing of male with the costal and subcostal nervures
slightly arched ; the cell normal and with vein 3 from the
angle. | |
A. (Probithia). Outer margin of hind wing angled at vem 4
and non-crenulate.
3220. Luxiaria exclusa, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 320; Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii,
pl. 202, fig. 5, and pl. 215, fig. 4; C. & S. no. 4006.
Hemerophila pretereuns, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 320.
Acidalia imprimata, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 771.
Macaria obstataria. Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 928.
Bithia lignaria, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1600.
Both sexes coloured as in the female of contigaria. Fore wing
with a dark lunule on the costa at the postmedial series of specks,
which is then very oblique and continued on hind wing as an
antemedial line; hind wing with the series of specks medial
wae ik.
LUXIARIA.—CASSYMA. 197
instead of postmedial. Underside ochreous, with the markings
prominent, rufous, and with waved postmedial and submarginal
bands.
Some specimens are suffused with brown and one has the outer
area of both wings brown.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; N. Canara; Ceylon; Burma; Borneo ;
Java. Hap. 40-46 millim.
3221. Luxiaria postvittata, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 759.
Macaria honoraria, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 928; Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii,
pl. 205, fig. 12; C. & S. no. 3640.
Macaria permotaria, Wik. Cat. xxiii. p. 929. 2
Differs from evclusa in the fore wing having a black spot at
middle of costa and two towards apex; hind wing with the
medial line prominent and black on inner half. Underside with
the postmedial line of both wings straight and oblique.
Hab. Sylhet; Ceylon. wp. 32 millim.
B. Outer margin of hind wing angled at vein 6 and
non-crenulate.
3222. Luxiaria obliquata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 254; C. § S. no. 4009.
Differs from exelusa in the fore wing having the medial line
and band not so oblique; two short submarginal bands instead of
a pale waved line on a band; no dark postmedial line on costa.
Hind wing with the antemedial line and postmedial band not so
oblique ; two marginal bands. Underside with postmedial series
of specks to both wings instead of waved line. ~%
Hab. Sikhim ; Khadsis. Lap. 50 willim.
C. (Luxiaria). Outer margin of hind wing rounded and
non-crenulate.
3223. Luxiaria phyllosaria, Wik. Cat. xx, p. 82; C. & S. no. 4010.
Luxiaria alfenusaria, Wik. Cat. xx, p. 282.
Orange-yellow. Fore wing with small antemedial and medial
dark spots on costa and large grey-brown postmedial patch ; the
outer one with a purplish tinge except at apex. Hind wing with
broad submarginal purplish band. Underside with the marginal
band of fore wing and submarginal of hind wing rich chocolate-
brown, with two indistinct waved lines on it.
The Bornean and Javan form is greyer.
Hab. Khasis; Borneo; Java. Hwp. 40 millim.
N Genus CASSYMA.
Cassyma, G'uen. Phal. ii, p. 17 (1857).
Eutea, Wik. Cat. xx, p. 217 (1860).
' Nustidava, Wk. Cat. xXxvi, p. 1572 (1862).
Type, C. guadrinata, Guen., from Borneo.
Range. Sikhim; Sylhet; Borneo; Java.
_™
198 GEOMETRID A.
¢. Differs from Luaiaria in the abdomen being very long and
slender. Fore wing narrower and more produced. Hind wing
with the outer margin angled at veins 4 and 6 and with long cilia
between those points and at anal angle; vein 8 well separated
from 7, which is arched, the cell being short and veins 6 and 7
running close along each other to near the margin; the disco-
cellulars very short, vein 4 being much arched and running close
along 6 and 7, then depressed near the margin.
3224, Cassyma heteroneurata, Gwen. Phal. ii, p. 19.
Eutzea personaria, Wik. Cat. xx, p. 217.
Nustidava unilineata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1573.
3. Ochreous, irrorated with brown. Fore wing with three
dark specks on the costa; traces of a medial oblique line; an
oblique line from below apex to middle of inner margin, towards
Fig. 110.—Cassyma heteroneurata, 3. }.
which it becomes double ; some dark specks on margin below apex.
Hind wing with speck at end of cell; a prominent oblique medial
band and traces of a sinuous submarginal line.
Hab, Sikhim; Sylhet; Java; Borneo. Exp. 40-52 millim.
Genus ZAMARADA.
. Ceyl. i11, p. 432 (1887).
Type, Z. translucida, WH -, ffom Borneo.
Range. Throughout Africa ; Assam Hills; Ganjam; Nilgiris ;
Ceylon; Perak; Java; Borneo.
Palpi short, porrect, and roughly scaled ; antenne bipectinate to
two-thirds length in both sexes, the branches longer in male than
in female; hind tibie not dilated. Fore wing with vein 3 from
angle of cell; 7, 8, 9 stalked from upper angle; 10 absent; 11
free. Hind wing with vein 3 from angle of cell.
Zamarada, Moore, Le
3225. Zamarada translucida, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 432, pl. 197,
fie. 2; C.§ S. no. 3514, |
Zamarada excisa, Hmpsn. iJ}. Het. viii, p. 110.
Head ochreous; thorax and abdomen purplish grey, irrorated
ZAMARADA,—KRANANDA. 199
with fuscous; wings yellow hyaline, with a few dark strie; a
small basal patch and broad mar-
ginal band purplish grey, irrorated
with fuscous, deeply indented be-
tween veins 2 and 4 of each
wing, and witha submarginal series
of rufous and silvery lunules on it
' interrupted at the indention; a
Fig. 111. dark speck at end of cell of fore
Zamarada translucida, §. }. wing.
Hab. Khasis; Ndégas; Ganjam; Nilgiris; Ceylon; Perak;
Borneo. xp. 58 millim.
3226. Zamarada cosmiaria, Swink. A. M. N. H. (6) xii, p. 155.
¢. Differs from éranslucida in being much greener hyaline ; both
wings with the marginal band narrower and redder, the sinus on
fore wing not so deep, its inner edge on hind wing sinuous but
without a sinus.
Hab. Khasis; Nagas. wp. 28 millim.
\
Genus KRANANDA.
@ Krananda, Moore, P. Z. 8. 1867, p. 648.
+; Zanclopera, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 441 (1894).
Type, K. semihyalina, Moore.
Range. Himalayas ; Khasis.
Palpi thickly scaled and not reaching beyond the frons ; antenne
of male minutely fasciculated; hind tibie dilated. Fore wing
with fovea; the costa highly arched towards apex, which is highly
faleate; the inner margin with long hair at middle; outer angle
lobed and with long cilia; vein 3 from angle of cell; 7, 8, 9
stalked from upper angle; 10 absent; 11 free. Hind wing with
the outer margin produced to a long point at vein 7; vein 3 from
just before angle of cell.
Sect. I. (Krananda). Both wings with the outer margin
crenulate.
(3227. Krananda semihyalina, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 648; C. §& S
no. 3661.
Krananda diversa, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 440.
Brownish grey; collar fringed with brown; wings hyaline;
the veins, costa, and outer third grey-brown irrorated with black.
Fore wing with traces of antemedial and medial dark double lines ;
a pale lunule on discocellulars ; a sinuous dark line bounding the
hyaline area and excurved between veins 2 and 4. Hind wing
with the inner area grey-brown; traces of an antemedial dark
200 GEOMETRID A,
band; the hyaline area angled beyond cell; both wings with a
series of submarginal hyaline spots. Underside with diffused
rufous and fuscous beyond the hyaline area.
Fig. 112.—Krananda semihyalina, . i.
Hab. Dalhousie; Sikhim; Khasis. Hwp., ¢ 48, 9 58 millim.
/ 3228. Krananda oliveomarginata, Swink. A. M. N. H. (6) xiv,
p. 139.
g. White; thorax suffused with pale olive-green. Wings with
the basal two-thirds irrorated with pale olive ; the area beyond the
sinuous white postmedial line pale olive, with a waved white
submarginal line at costa of fore wing and from vein 7 to anal
angle of hind wing; fore wing with an oblique olive patch on
middle of costa and a similar patch on inner margin beyond
middle; some black marks above outer angle; both wings with
minute black cell-specks.
Hab. Khasis. Hap. 40 millim.
Sect. Il. (Zanclopera). Both wings with the outer margin
non-crenulate.
3229. Krananda falcata, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 441.
gd. Ochreous, striated with brown. Fore wing with dark
specks on costa; an indistinct submarginal line with some dark
specks inside it below middle; a large dark lunule above inner
margin and spot beyond it. Hind wing with traces of postmedial
band with a series of specks inside it; both wings with the cilia
dark rufous. Underside with dark rufous postmedial band promi-
nent on both wings.
Hab. Khasis. Hap. 30 millim.
V Genus ZEHEBA.
Zehoba, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 468 (1887).
Type, Z. lucidata, W1k. tal
Range, Sikhim; Khasis; Nilgiris; Ceylon; Java; Borneo;
Cape York.
~
cS
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ZEHEBA.—MACARIA., 201
Palpi short, porrect, and roughly scaled; antennze of male
ciliated ; hind tibie dilated, with a fold and tuft of long hair on
inner side. Fore wing highly faleate at apex; the outer margin
excised from the apex to vein 4, then oblique to outer angle;
vein 3 from angle of cell; 7, 8, 9 stalked; 10 absent; 11 free.
Hind wing with the cell short and broad; veins 7 and 8 being
much arched near base; vein 3 from angle of cell; the outer
margin produced to points at the veins in male, highly angled at
vein 4 in female.
3230. Zeheba lucidata, WIk. Cat. xxvi, p. 1651.
Evarzia marginata, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1561; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
il, pl. 205, fig. 8; C. & S. no. 3654.
Zeheba aureata, ” Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 263; C. & S. no. 3653.
3g. Ochreous white; palpi and frons brownish. Wings semi-
hyaline. Fore wing with traces
of oblique antemedial and
medial reddish lines; a speck
at end of cell. Hind wing
with speck at end of cell and
indistinct medial line; both
wings with a curved sub-
marginal line with rufous suf-
fusion beyond it; a rufous
Fig. 113.—Zeheba lucidata, §. +. marginalline. Underside with
brighter rufous on marginal
area ; the apex of fore wing and most of the margin of hind wing
ale.
Q. Yellower, with the marginal area of both wings much broader,
the line on its inner edge postmedial.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Nilgiris; Ceylon; Java; Borneo; Cape
York, Ewp., 3 42, 2 38 millim.
oA Genus MACARIA.
Macaria, Curt. Brit. Ent. vi, pl. 132 (1828).
Semiothisa, Hiibn. Verz. p. 298 (? 1818), non descr.
Gonodela, Bowsd. Ind. Méth. p. 186 (1840).
Evarzia, Wik. Cat. xx, p. 273 (1860).
Azata, Wik. Cat. XX, p. 2/2.
Gubaria, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 464 (1887).
Type, WM. liturata, Linn., from Europe.
Range. Universally distributed.
Palpi hairy, obliquely porrect, and reaching beyond the short
frontal tuft; antenne of male ciliated, rarely serrate. Fore wing
of male with a fovea; vein 3 from angle of cell; 7, 8, 9 stalked
from upper angle; 10 absent; 11 free. Hind wing with the
outer margin strongly angled at vein 4 and slightly at vein 6;
vein 3 from angle of cell.
202 GEOMETRID&.
Seor. J. Fore wing with the outer margin evenly rounded ;
hind tibize of male not dilated.
3231. Macaria arenaria, Swink. P. Z. 8. 1884, p. 527, pl. 48, fig. 13;
C. & S. no. 3617.
2. Pale ochreous, irrorated with pale brown. Fore wing with
indistinct oblique antemedial and medial lines, the former angled
below the costa; a dark spot at end of cell; a double oblique
submarginal line, with indistinct dark patch on it at middle.
Hind wing with indistinct medial and double postmedial lines.
Hab. Karachi; Mhow. ap. 32 millim.
3232. Macaria frugaliata, Guen. Phai. ii, p. 78; C. § S. no. 3610.
Macaria peremptaria, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 929; C. & S. no. 3626.
Macaria cacavena, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 930; Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii,
pl. 204, figs. 11, 12; C. & S. no. 3619.
Differs from arenaria in being thickly irrorated with fuscous ;
the medial line of both wings much more diffused; the sub-
marginal line with dark suffusion beyond it. Underside with
submarginal dark band instead of the double lines.
Hab. Dharmsala ; Kardchi; Bombay and Madras Presidencies ;
Ceylon. Hap. 28 millim.
Sect. II. (Macaria). Fore wing with the outer margin slightly
angled at vein 4.
A. Male with the hind tibice dilated.
3233. Macaria fasciata, Fabr. Syst. Ent. p.629; Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii,
pl. 203, figs. 6a, 6 (larva); C.& S. no. 3632. /
Phaleena eleonora, Cram. Pap. Exot. iii, p. 172, pl. 288, figs. E,
F, G.
Macaria victorinata, Guen. Phail. ui, p. 90.
3. Slaty grey ; palpi, antennez, and abdomen (except on dorsum)
orange. Fore wing with indistinct curved and waved antemedial
line ; a broad white medial band not reaching costa, with a line
Fig. 114.—Macaria fasciata, 3. }-
beyond it bent outwards below the costa and nearly met by a
fuscous orange-speckled blotch from the costa ; cilia white, fuscous
below apex. Hind wing with broad medial white band enclosing
MACARIA. 208
a speck at end of cell, and with a dark line on its outer edge, beyond
which are two orange blotches irrorated with black, the lower, and
often the upper, with a black patch at centre ; cilia white. Under-
side with the base of wings orange.
2. More irrorated with fuscous; often suffused with rufous,
and with the pale band grey; the cilia fuscous. Underside with
the outer area suffused with orange and blotched with white.
ooo from the Khasis is almost entirely suffused with
blac
Larva green, with dorsal and sublateral yellow stripes ; or brown
with the stripes white. Food-plant, Mimosa concinna.
Hab. Throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma; Andamans. Fvp.
42 millim.
3234, Macaria inchoata, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 981; C. § S. no. 3642. 9
Differs from fasciata i in being pale reddish brown; the band
hardly differentiated except by the line on its outer "edge ; the
patches beyond it on hind wing slight; the cilia concolorous.
Underside with the basal orange area irrorated with white.
This approaches very near the rufous form of fasciata, and may
be only a variety.
Hab. Bombay; Nilgiris; Moulmein. wp. 42 millim.
3235. Macaria subalbataria, Swink. P. Z. S. 1889, p. 428. 7 _
Differs from inchoata in being greenish fuscous in tone; “Hes
wing with no patches beyond the band.
Hab. N. Canara; Nilgiris. Exp. 42 millim.
3236. Macaria nora, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 984; Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii
pl. 203, figs. 5, 5'a; C. & S. no. 83684. 2.
Macaria neonora, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 934.
Differs from fasciata in being suffused with black, especially
beyond the medial band of both wings. Fore wing with a black
speck at end of cell; hind wing with the black patches beyond
the band more numerous; a white patch on the outer area below
vein 4.
Hab. Throughout India and Ceylon. wp. 42 millim.
['s 3237. Macaria, xanthonora, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 935; Butl. Ill. Het.
Wi, ply 118; fie. 12 56C. ’y S. no. 8635. /
Differs from nora in having the outer part of the band of fore
wing suffused with orange; the band of hind wing orange except
its inner edge ; the black patches as in fasciata and no white patch
on outer area. Underside with the whole hind wing orange as
far as the outer edge of the band.
Hab. Sikhim; Bhutan; Khasis; Nilgiris; Burma. EHwvp. 42
millim.
204 GEOMETRID&.
3238. Macaria elvirata, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 90; C. § S. no. 3631, 7
Azelina metagonaria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1518; Buti. Ill, Het. vi,
pl. 118, fig. 11; C. & S. no. 3633.
Gonodela khasiana, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 262; C. & S. no. 3648.
Gonodela apataria, Swinh. A. M. N. H. (6) xii, p. 222.
Differs from fasciata in the band not being differentiated and
wholly suffused with purplish grey, or the basal area paler and
irrorated with fuscous and orange as far as the postmedial line.
Underside wholly orange; the area beyond the postmedial line
more or less blotched with purplish fuscous.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Bombay; Nilgiris. Zap. 40 millim.
3239. Macaria odataria, Swink. A. M. N. H. (6) xii, p. 154.
3. Differs from emersaria (p. 207) in the fore wing having the
postmedial line almost straight, not excurved below costa, and
terminating near outer angle; dark marks beyond it throughout
its whole length. Hind wing with the margin strongly crenulate ;
a straight double postmedial line. Underside with the rufous and
dark postmedial band very prominent.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Tenasserim. Hp. 36 millim.
3240. Macaria sufilata, Gwen. Phal. ii, p. 88, pl. 17, fig. 8; C.§ S.
no. 3648.
Macaria hebesata, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 931; C. & S. no. 3639.
Macaria vasudeva, Wilk. Cat. xxiii, p. 933; C. & S. no. 3649.
Gonodela horridaria, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 262; C. & S. no. 3641.
Gonodela placida, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 262; C. & S. no. 3646.
8,
Semiothisa diplotata, Feld. Reis. Nov. pl. 128, fig. 16; C.& 8.
no. 3636.
Gonodela fuscomarginata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1888, p. 823; C.§¢ S.
no, 3658 A.
3. Grey, irrorated with fuscous. Fore wing with some ochreous
on costal area and postmedial line; indistinct slightly sinuous
antemedial and medial lines; a double postmedial line excurved
below costa, with dark patches beyond it at costa, at middle, and
often above inner margin. Hind wing with antemedial line
and spot at end of cell; the double postmedial black line promi-
nent, with a conspicuous spot or patches beyond it at middle
and often towards apex; both wings with marginal sinuous line.
Underside suffused with ochreous and with rufous patches on
outer area.
©. Paler and yellowish brown, without black patches on upper-
side.
In the form fuscomarginata from the N.W. Himalayas and
Punjab the outer area is prominently purplish grey, with an
ochreous inner edge to the postmedial line; the basal area pale.
Hab. China; throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma. Exp.
30-34 millim.
MACARTA, 205
3241. Macaria myandaria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1649; C & S.
no. 3644.
Gonodela triangulata, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 112, pl. 151,
figs. 4, 10.
Differs from sufflata in the antenne of male being serrate ; the
underside not suffused with ochreous.
Hab. * N. India”; Canara; Nilgiris. Hwp. 32 millim.
5242. Macaria atmala, Swink. Trans. Ent. Suc. 1894, p. 210.
S$. Dark purplish fuscous, irrorated with black; the palpi,
antenne, and costa of fore wing variegated with ochreous brown.
Fore wing with antemedial, medial, and postmedial slightly-waved
dark lines with some brown scales on them, the first angled below
costa, the two latter excurved. Hind wing with indistinct ante-
and postmedial slightly waved dark lines, with a few brown scales
on them.
Hab. Khasis. Exp. 30 millim.
3243. Macaria azataria, Swinh. A. M. N. H. (6) xii, p. 154.
3. Yellowish rufous. Fore wing with indistinct antemedial and
medial lines; white quadrate spot between origin of veins 2 and 3;
indistinct postmedial double line highly excurved below costa, the
area beyond it suffused with purplish; a white subapical speck.
Hind wing with indistinct antemedial line; double postmedial line ;
traces of a dark line beyond it with a spot at its middle.
Hab. Khasis. Hep. 28 millim.
B. Hind tibicee of male not dilated.
3244. Macaria pervolgata, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 980; C. § 8. no. 3645.
Fidonia duplicata, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1035; C. & S. no. 3677.
Whitish, slightly suffused with brown and striated with fuscous.
Fore wing with obliquely-waved antemedial, medial, and postmedial
dark lines angled below the costa; a black spot at end of cell;
some fuscous suffusion beyond the postmedial line; a dark patch
on costa and spot below vein 5; a series of marginal black specks.
Hind wing with black spot at end of cell; ante- and postmedial
waved lines, the latter with fuscous suffusion beyond it and a black
spot or spots at vein 2; a marginal crenulate black line. Under-
side with the marginal area largely suffused with rufous and with
white patches on it.
Hab. Bengal; Poona. Exp., g 26, 2 28 millim.
3245. Macaria fidoniata, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 78; C. & S. no. 3638.
Macaria streniataria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1646; C. & S. no. 3647,
Differs from pervolgata in the antemedial and medial lines of
fore wing being broadened into nearly straight bands; the post-
206 GEOMETRID A,
medial more highly angled below costa and broken by a pale streak
from apex; the whole marginal area suffused with fuscous.
Hind wing with straight antemedial and broad postmedial and
marginal bands. Underside with the dark markings tinged with
ochreous.
Hab. Karachi; Simla; Campbellpur. Exp. 26 millim.
Secr. II. (Hvarzia). Outer margin of fore wing prominently
angled at vein 4.
A. Hind tibie of male dilated.
3246. Macaria ozararia, Wik. Cat. xx, p. 274.
Macaria perspicuaria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 647; C. & S.
no. 3651.
Evarzia indica, Butl. A.M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 222; id. Lil. Het. vi,
pl. 118, fig. 18; C. §& S. no. 3650.
Brownish ochreous, thickly irrorated with dark brown. Fore
wing with traces of antemedial and medial curved sinuous yellowish
lines ; an oblique line from costa near apex meeting a double dark
rufous oblique submarginal line from below apex, the area beyond
it suffused with purplish. Hind wing with indistinct yellowish
antemedial line; the oblique double line postmedial ; both wings
with a dark marginal line; the cilia pale. Underside with broad
bright rufous marginal band on fore wing, leaving the apex pale;
hind wing with the band submarginal and with dentate outer
edge.
The Indian form perspicuaria has a dark spot and traces of
a sinuous submarginal line beyond the double line of hind
wing.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Travancore; Ceylon; Borneo. wp.
40 millim.
3247. Macaria effusata, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 87; C.§ 8S. no. 8637.
Evavrzia trilinearia, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 263; C. & S. no. 3652.
Brownish ochreous, irrorated with dark brown. Fore wing with
antemedial, medial, and postmedial brown lines angled below the
costa, the first two sometimes waved; a speck at end of cell.
Hind wing with antemedial line; speck at end of cell, and
postmedial double line generally with a dark spot beyond it at
middle; outer area of both wings slightly suffused with purple.
Underside with dark suffusion beyond the postmedial line of both
wings.
Hab. Simla; Dharmsala; Sikhim; Khasis. vp. 38 millim.
MACARIA, 207
B. Hind tibie of male not dilated.
3248. Macaria acutaria, Wik. Char. Undescr. Het. p. 100; C.§ S.
no. 3605,
Whitish, thickly irrorated and suffused with fuscous. Fore wing
with antemedial dark spot on costa and double oblique line below
median nervure; a medial spot on costa and triangular patch
before apex; a double oblique postmedial dark line from vein 5 to
inner margin. Hind wing with antemedial line and speck at end
of cell; a double oblique postmedial line angled at apex; an indis-
tinct double submarginal line; both wings with marginal series of
dark specks. Underside suffused with yellow, and with white
specks on the submarginal line of both wings.
The Naga race is darker and more olive above, more orange
below.
Hab. Sikhim~ Khasis; Nagas. wp. 38 millim.
3249. Macaria temeraria, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1891, p. 492.
White, irrorated with grey and pale brown; abdomen with dark
dorsal specks near base. Fore wing with slightly sinuous ante-
medial, medial, and postmedial lines, the first and third angled
below costa, the second at lower angle of cell; the postmedial line
with a dark patch on it at middle and fuscous suffusion beyond it ;
a white submarginal line ending at anal angle; the veins of outer
area pale. Hind wing with indistinct antemedial line; curved
crenulate medial line; a straight olive and white line from apex to
anal angle. Underside with the lines prominent ; the postmedial
line of fore wing crenulate.
Hab. Simla; Khasis; Nagas. Hap., 6 34, 2 38 millim.
3250. Macaria oliva, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 207, pl. 2, fig. 16.
3S. Differs from temeraria in having an olive hue. Fore wing
with the postmedial line almost regularly curved and with a dark
blotch at middle; some subapical white specks and no submarginal
line. Hind wing with ill-defined fuscous subbasal band ; nearly
straight medial line and straight submarginal line. Underside with
more dark suffusion, especially on outer area.
Hab. Khasis. Exp. 32 millim.
/ 3251. Macaria emersaria, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 925; C. § 8. no, 3609. 47 57
Grey, irrorated with pale and dark brown; abdomen with dark
spots on dorsum. Fore wing with subbasal dark speck ; indistinct
oblique antemedial, medial, and postmedial lines angled below costa
and arising from rufous patches or short bands on costa; a dark
speck at end of cell; the postmedial line with a costal rufous patch
beyond it and disintegrated dark patch at vein 4: outer area
slightly darker: the margin rufous below apex. Hind wing with
indistinct antemedial line; dark spot at end of cell; dark waved
208 GEOMETRID®.
postmedial line, with rufous and grey suffusion beyond it; a
marginal dark line; both wings with the veins of outer area,
pale. Underside with broad rufous postmedial band with crenulate
outer edge.
Hab. Throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma. Ewp., g 32,
2 40 millim.
3252. Macaria octolinearia, Swink. A. M. N. H. (6) xiv, p. 138.
3S. Differs from emersaria in the wings being narrower and
tinged with olive-green. Fore wing with the antemedial, medial,
and postmedial lines hardly angled below costa; the medial with
an oblique line across it from costa to lower angle of cell: no
rufous costal patch beyond the postmedial line. Hind wing with
the postmedial waved line oblique and ending near anal angle, and
with a black mark beyond it below vein 4.
Hab. Khasis. Hap. 28 millim.
Sxor. LV. (Semiothisa). Fore wing with the outer margin excised
below apex. Hind tibiz not dilated.
3253. Macaria perfusaria, Wk. Cat. xxxv, pl. 1659.
Azata ferruginata, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 470, pl. 205, fig. 2;
C.§ S. no. 3655, S
Azata subfasciata, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 112, pl. 151, fig. 20.
Bright rufous, more or less suffused with purplish grey and irro-
rated with fuscous. Fore wing with indistinct sinuous antemedial
line angled below the costa; an obsolescent medial line represented
by a patch on costa; a postmedial slightly curved line, often with
a spot beyond it at middle. Hind wing with indistinct antemedial
line ; speck at end of cell and sinuous or crenulate postmedial line :
both wings with rufous marginal line and the cilia fuscous.
Underside with the ground-colour orange-fulvous.
The form subfasciata is purplish grey; fore wing with dark
costal patches on the lines; the dark spot beyond the postmedial
line, which is obsolescent, prominent. Underside with prominent
medial line to each wing and rufous suffusion beyond the post-
medial line.
Hab. Dharmsdla; Sikhim; Khasis; Nagas; Nilgiris; Ceylon ;
Rangoon; Malacca; Borneo. xp. 30 millim.
3254. Macaria quadraria, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 469, pl. 205, fig. 1;
C. §& S. no. 3656.
Differs from perfusaria in being purplish grey. Fore wing with
the postmedial line very prominent and terminating near outer
angle. Hind wing with the medial line prominent; a slightly
curved prominent submarginal line.
Hab. Nilgiris; Ceylon. Hap. 26 millim.
TEPHRINA. 209
Genus TEPHRINA. 4 a
Tephrina, Dup. Cat. Lép. Eur. p. 246 (1844).
Diastictis, Hiibn. Verz. p. 288 (? 1818), non descr.
Type, 7. murinaria, Schiff., from Europe.
Range. W. Indies; Palearctic, Ethiopian, Oriental, and Aus-
tralian regions.
Palpi hairy and reaching beyond the frons; hind tibie not
dilated. Wings with the outer margins evenly curved. Fore
wing of male usually with fovea; vein 3 trom angle of cell; 7,8, 9
stalked from upper angle; 10 absent; 11 usually free. Hind
wing with vein 3 from angle of cell.
In the typical section the male has the branches of the antenne
very short.
Szcr. IT. Male with the branches of antennez long, the
extremity of shaft simple.
3255. Tephrina disputaria, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 489.
Cleora pulinda, WIk. Cat. xxi, p.333; Moore, Lep Ceyl. iii, pl. 204,
figs. 7,8; C.g S. no. 3627.
Macaria_ strenuataria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1647.
Macaria integrata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1648; C. & S. no. 3612.
Macaria strenuata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1647 ; C. & S. no. 3629.
Aspilates indolata, Wilk. Cat. xxvi, p. 1681 ; C. § S. no. 3621.
Tephrina lithina, Buti. P. Z. 8. 1888, p. 171.
Tephrina zebrina, Butl. P. Z. S. 1883, pl: C. GS. no, 3630!
Tephrina eranitalis, Butl. P. Z.S8. 1883, p aie
Tephrina sublimbata, Butl. P. Z. S. 1884, 502.
Macaria boaria, Swink. P. Z. S. 1885, p. 861, pl o6, fie12; CLS.
no. 3606.
Macaria infrictaria, Swink. P. Z. S. 1885, p. 862; C.§ S. no. 3623.
Tephrina ossea, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1885, p. 353, pl. 9, fig. 9 ;
C. § S. no. 3625.
$. Whitish, thickly irrorated and suffused with fuscous ; head
orange. Tore pie with nearly erect antemedial dark line ; el
medial band incurved below cell
4 and often joined to the ante-
LE medial line by blotches on inner
area; a postmedial line incurved
below vein 4 and with a dark spot
5 beyond it at middle; the mar-
ginal area suffused with purplish
3. grey. Hind wing with sinuous
medial line; straight postmedial
line, the area beyond it suffused with purplish fuscous. Under-
ae slightly suffused with fulvous; the bands broader, especially
the postmedial.
Typical disputaria from Egypt is a brown form, the bands of the
fore wing very broad, black, and prominent on inner area;
‘Karachi specimens are almost as dark, but the ground-colour of
the Indian form is usually paler and more ochreous.
VOL, ILI, P
Fig. 115.— Tephrina disputaria, 3.
210 GEOMETRID&.
@. The typical female is similar to the male: wztegrata is much
paler, with diffused and ill-defined dark spots coming out at end
of cell of both wings: lithina is almost uniformly pale on upper-
side, the underside pale to the postmedial line; whilst ossea has
the underside also uniformly pale.
Hab. Eeypt; Aden; Persia; and throughout the plains of
India and Burma. Zyp., 3 28, 2 30 millim.
3256. Tephrina catalaunaria, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 108.
Macaria falsaria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1649; Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii,
pl. 204, figs. 1,2; C&S. no. 3620.
Aspilates proxantharia, Wlk. Cat. xxvi, p. 1679.
Macaria bolina, Seornh. P. Z. S. 1885, p. 861; C. & S. no. 3618.
Differs from disputaria in the thorax, abdomen, and wings being
pale, uniformly striated with grey-brown; dark specks at end of
cell; the antemedial line of fore wing and the medial and post-
medial lines of both wings very indistinct and evenly curved ; the
medial line of fore wing running outside the speck at end of cell ;
a marginal series of dark specks. Underside with slight rufous
submarginal band.
Hab. Spain; 8. Africa; Bombay Presidency ; Nilgiris; Ceylon.
Hap. 30 millim.
320/. Tephrina perviaria, Led. Verh. zool.-bot. Ges. Wien, v, 1855,
p. 213, pl. 8, fig. 7.
Fidonia albofascia, Swinh. P. Z. S. 1884, p. 527, pl. 48, fig. 14;
C. & S. no. 3676.
3. Blackish fuscous, irrorated with white; fore wing with a
broad oblique medial white band; hind wing with the band slightly
curved ; a white submarginal spot on middle of outer area.
Hab. Syria; Karachi and Hyderabad, Sind. Hap. 24 millim.
3258. Tephrina fumosa, Himpsn. Ii. Het. viii, p. 112, pl. 151, fig. 19.
Differs from catalaunaria in being uniform dark purplish fuscous
with dark and white irroration. Fore wing with the lines brownish ;
the medial line embracing the speck at end of cell. Legs striped
white and black.
Hab. Nilgiris. Exp. 24-28 millim.
Sect. II]. Male with the antenne ciliated.
/ 3959. Tephrina parallelaria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1680; C. § S.no. 3620
art.). ;
ee exfusaria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1683.
Tephrina dessicata, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1660.
Differs from catalaunaria in the antemedial line of fore wing and
medial line of both wings being finer; the postmedial line double
and straight, the area beyond it slightly suffused with brown.
underside suffused with fulvous yellow.
Hab. 8. Africa; Madagascar; Khasis: Nilgiris; Travancore ;
Ceylon; Java; Australia. Fxp., 6 30, 2 32 millim.
TEPHRINA.—ORSONOBA. BAILA
Suor. 1V. Antenne of male minutely serrate ; fore wing without
fovea; vein 11 anastomosing with 12; hind wing with fovea
at base of vein 8.
3260. Tephrina? purpurascens, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 261, pl. 8, fig. 19;
C. & S. no. 3597.
gd. Dark purple-grey; collar ochreous. Fore wing with an
ochreous costai fascia with dark strie on it and expanding into two
postmedial and a smaller apical patch; curved antemedial and
medial lines and two waved postmedial brown lines. Hind wing
with antemedial and medial sinuous lines and a waved postmedial
line ; both wings with fine marginal line.
Hab. Sikhim. Zap. 30 millim.
Genus OXYMACARIA.
Oxymacaria, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 438 (1894).
Type, 0. palliata, Hmpsn.
Range. Nilgiris.
Palpi short and hairy ; antenne of male with fascicles of long
cilia; hind tibiz of male not dilated. Fore wing with a fovea;
the apex produced and falcate; vein 3 from before angle of cell;
7, 8, 9 stalked, from before upper angle; 10 and 11 stalked and
anastomosing with 12. Hind wing angled at vein 4; 3 from
before angle of cell.
3261. Oxymacaria palliata, Hmmpsn. Jil. Het. viii, p. 118, pl. 151,
figs. 5, 11.
$. Whitish, irrorated with olive-brown. Both wings with the
outer area suffused with olive-green ; an indistinct medial fuscous
line and submarginal line which is slightly sinuous on fore wing,
slightly angled at vein 6 on hind wing; a marginal series of dark
specks. Underside of fore wing with subapical white speck.
2. Much paler; both wings with postmedial series of dark
specks on the veins ; in some specimens there is a dark patch on
the middle of the series on fore wing; the submarginal line
obsolete.
Hab. Nilgiris. Eap., ¢ 38, 2 44 millim.
/\ Genus ORSONOBA.
Orsonoba, W/k. Cat: xx, p. 218 (1860).
Gonodontis, Hiibn. Verz. p. 287 (? 1818), non descr.
Type, O. clelia, Cram.
Range. Throughout India and Ceylon; Borneo; Australia.
Palpi thickly scaled and reaching beyond the frons ; antenne
bipectinated to two-thirds length in male ; hind tibiz not dilated.
Fore wing with the costa arched towards apex, which is somewhat
falcate ; the outer margin oblique, with two dentitions below apex ;
inner margin lobed at outer angle; vein 3 from angle of cell;
BZ
218 GEOMETRID A.
5 from just above middle of discocellulars; 7, 8, 9 stalked, from
upper angle; 10 and 11 free. Hind wing with the costa deeply
excised from middle to apex, which is also excised; the outer
margin crenulate and produced at veins 6 and 4 to points which
are longer in the female than in the male; vein 3 from angle of cell.
3262. Orsonoba clelia, Cram. Pap. Exot. iii, p. 172, pl. 288, figs. B, C;
C. §& S. no. 3190.
Gonodontis cleliaria, Hiibn. Verz. p. 287.
Orsonoba rajaca, Wik. Cat. xx, p. 219; Moore, Lep, Ceyl. ii,
pl. 187, figs. 1, la, 6 (larva); C. & S. no. 3192.
Orsonoba pallida, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 125; 2d. Ill. Het.
vi, pl. 114, fig. 5; C. & S. no. 3191.
Erosia hyperbolica, Swinh. P. Z. S. 1884, p.528, pl. 48, fig. 15 ;
C. & S. no. 3058.
g. Pale rufous, irrorated with fuscous; the collar fuscous.
Fore wing with an antemedial line highly angled below costa;
a dark speck at end of
cell; a postmedial line
angled below costa, and
with more or less deve-
loped hyaline specks on its
inner edge beyond and be-
low cell, with an indistinct
band from them to inner
Fig. 116.—Orsonoba clelia, . }. margin ; a rufous spot
on costa before apex and
traces of a submarginal band. Hind wing with a dark spot, often
with hyaline centre at end of cell ; indistinct medial and slightly-
angled postmedial lines; the outer margin darker.
The form pallida is ochreous white, with the markings pale
olive-brown instead of rufous.
@. Purplish fuscous, more or less suffused with grey and often
blotched with rufous; the lines dark; fore wing with hyaline
specks or more or less complete medial band from cell to imner
margin, and postmedial band from vein 6 to inner margin; hind
wing sometimes with similar band.
Hyperbolica is a dwarf (80 millim.) brownish ochreous female
from Karachi.
Larva olive fuscous, with a few short dorsal hairs and points ;
the 5th and 11th somites with dorsal prominences. Food-plants,
Convolvulacece.
Hab. Sikhim; Khdsis; Kardchi; Bombay; Nilgiris; Ceylon;
Borneo; Australia. Zwp., ¢ 40-46, 2 30-60 millim.
\ Genus HYPOSIDRA.—
Hyposidra, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 150 (1857).
Lagyra, Wilk. Cat. xx, p. 58 (1860).
Chizala, Wilk. Cat. xx, p. 265.
Kalabana, Moore, P. Z. S. 1879, p. 418.
HYPOSIDRA. O13
/
Leptesthes, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 445 (1894).
~\ Hyalinetta, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 202.
Type, H. janiaria, Guen., from Java and Australia. /
Range. China; throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma; Anda-
mans; Sumatra; Java; Borneo; Philippines; Celebes; Australia.
Palpi hairy and reaching beyond the frons; antenne of male
usually bipectinated with long branches to three-fourths length ;
hind tibie rarely dilated, and fringed with hair. Fore wing of
male with fovea; the costa arched towards apex, which is much
produced; vein 3 from just before angle of cell; the discocellulars
angled below vein 5; 7, 8, 9 stalked, from before upper angle and
curved; 10, 11 usually stalked: female with the costa evenly
arched; the outer margin excised below apex; vein 3 from angle
of cell; 5 obsolescent; 10 and 11 coincident. Hind wing with
vein 3 from angle of cell.
Sect. I. Female with the outer margin of hind wing hardly crenu-
late; male with outer margin of neither wing excised ;
antenne pectinated.
A. Hind wing with the outer margin angled at vein 4.
3263. Hyposidra talaca, Wik. Cat. xx, p. 59; Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii,
plilcomigs: i Wa, ob (larva) 7 7C. gS. no: 3130, 22
Chizala deceptatura, Wik. Cat. xx, p. 264.
Lagyra bombycaria, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1539.
Lagyra rigusaria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1485; C.& S. no. 3137.
Hyposidra khasiana, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 681. -
Dark olive fuscous, more or less irrorated and suffused with
erey: both wings with faint traces of medial and crenulate post-
medial lines; the cilia
dark. Fore wing with
traces of antemedial line
and more or less distinct
subapical patch in male.
Underside with crenulate
postmedial line to both
wings.
The form rigusaria is
paler and redder.
Larva pinkish olive-green, irrorated with black, and with dark
patches on 4th and 6th somites. Food-plants, Jambrona, Com-
bretum, and Ficus parasiticus.
Hab. Throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma; Andamans; Java;
Borneo; Celebes; Philippines. Ewp., ¢ 44, 9 54-60 millim.
Fig. 117.—Hyposidra talaca, 3. }.
3264. Hyposidra violescens, n. sp.
$. Fuscous suffused with purple, and with a red tinge in parts
Fore wing with traces of waved antemedial and medial lines; a
postmedial purplish-white line angled below costa, then slightly
914 GEOMETRID &.
curved and oblique to vein 2; some dark submarginal marks.
Hind wing with traces of medial fuscous band and discocellular
striga; a waved pale purple postmedial line, with some fuscous on
its mner edge. Underside with prominent black discocellular
lunules ; fore wing with black subapical streak.
Hab. Sikhim (Dudgeon). HEvp. 44 millim. Type in B.M.
3265. Hyposidra picaria, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1541.
Fore wing with the costa less arched and the apex less produced
and faleate. Black; fore wing with a large white patch beyond
the cell between veins 6 and 4; a quadrate patch on inner margin;
hind wing with a broad white postmedial band with irregular outer
edge from vein 6 to inner margin.
Hab. Mergui; Java. Hxp., 6 45, 2 64 millim.
*3266. Hyposidra albifera, Moore, P. Z. S. 1879, p. 415; C. & S.
no. 3133.
2. Differs from picaria in the fore wing having an oblique
irregular white bar between veins 6 and 4 and a white apical spot;
hind wing with the band narrower, curved, and with crenulate
outer edge.
Hab. Kulu. Hep. 54 millim.
B. Hind wing with the outer margin rounded.
3267. Hyposidra aquilaria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1485.
Hyposidra albipunctata, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 398.
Hyposidra kala, Swink. A. M. N. #. (6) xii, p. 153.
$. Differs from talaca in being deep leaden fusecous. Fore
wing with traces of antemedial, medial, postmedial, and sub-
marginal olive bands, the last with ill-defined brown blotch at
middle. Hind wing with traces of antemedial, postmedial, and
submarginal bands. Underside with two lines to each wing; a
white costal speck near apex of each wing, and one on inner
margin of hind wing above anal angle.
© with much more falcate fore wing.
Hab. N. China; Sikhim; Shillong. Hwp., g 52, 9124 millim.
Szcr. II. Female with the outer margin of hind wing produced to
points at the veins. Male with the outer margin of neither
wing excised ; antenna pectinated.
3268. Hyposidra successaria, Wik. Cat. xx, p. 60; C. § S. no. 3188,
Chizala decipiens, Wik. Cat. xx, p. 263.
Lagyra humiferata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1484; C. § S. no, 3135.
Differs from talaca in being pale brick-red ; the postmedial line
on underside slightly sinuous, not crenulate.
Hab. Throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma; Java. Hone
3 42, 2 60 millim.
HYPOSIDRA,. 215
3269. Hyposidra infixaria, Wik. Cat. xx, p. 60.
Cherodes umbrosa, Swink. Trans, Ent. Soc. 1890, p. 203, pl. 7,
fio. 4.
3S. Ochreous, suffused in parts with rufous and irrorated with
fuscous ; a fuscous fascia on basal costal area; an oblique rufous
streak from apex, often joining the costal fascia; a dark speck at
end of cell; a postmedial rufous line, angled below costa, and with
an indistinct sinuous line beyond it; a submarginal sinuous line
with some white lunules on it towards costa. Hind wing with
speck at end of cell; indistinct medial and crenulate postmedial
lines and traces of subapical white specks. Underside with pro-
minent crenulate postmedial line to both wings. Some specimens
have a dark postmedial patch and submarginal specks developed on
inner area of each wing.
2. Ochreous or pale reddish, with the markings obsolescent,
especially on upperside; fore wing without the costal fascia and
apical streak.
Hab. Khasis; Moulmein; Rangoon; Sumatra; Java; Borneo.
Ezp., 3 38, 2 44-60 millim.
Sect. III. Male with short stiff branches to the antennz; fore
wing with vein 10 absent, the outer margin deeply excised
below apex; hind wing with the outer margin crenulate;
hind tibiz dilated, with a fold and tuft of hair.
3270. Hyposidra murina, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1891, p. 487, pl. 19,
fig. 13.
g. Grey, irrorated with black. Fore wing with a short basal
streak below costa; a waved antemedial line much excurved in
cell ; a medial line angled below costa, and with a dark spot on it
at end of cell; traces of a waved oblique postmedial line; arufous
tinge at the excision below apex. Hind wing with a vinous tinge;
a blackish antemedial mark on inner margin ; a waved obsolescent
medial line. Underside with rufous apical patch ; hind wing with
antemedial and medial lines prominent at inner margin.
Hab. Khasis. Hep. 42 millim.
Sect. IV. (Leptesthes). Male with the antenne ciliated; outer.
margin of both wings deeply excised between veins 4 and 6,
fore wing with veins 10 and 11 from cell.
3271. Hyposidra megaspila, Moore, P. Z.S. 1867, p. 616; Waterh.
‘Aid, ii, pl. 151, fig. 1; C. § S. no. 3136,
d. Leaden grey, irrorated with fuscous; both wings with ix-
complete antemedial ferruginous line; large ferruginous patca at
end of cell with hyaline bracket-shaped mark on it, the patch on
fore wing extending to costa; an indistinct postmedia! series of
specks ; traces of a submarginal line; the cilia rufous.
Hab. Khasis. Exp. 30 millim.
216 GEOMETRID &.
Genus DILINIA.
Deilinia, Hiibn. Verz. p. 310 (? 1818).
Leptomeris, Hiibn. Verz. p. 310.
Petelia, Herr.-Schiffer, Samml. aussereur. Schmett. p. 24 (1854).
~Bargosa, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 479 (1860).
~Alana, WIk. Cat. xxxv, p. 1567 (1866).
Trochistis, Meyr. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p. 110.
Type, D. pusaria, Linn., from Europe.
Range. Palearctic, Oriental, and Australian regions.
Palpi upturned and reaching vertex of head, the 2nd joint
fringed with hair; antenne of male bipectinate to two-thirds
length ; fore tibia with a long process and tuft of hair; hind tibie
not dilated. Fore wing with vein 3 from near angle of cell; 7, 8,
9, 10 stalked, from before upper angle; 11 free. Hind wing with
vein 3 from angle of cell.
Snot. I. (Petelia). Hind wing of male without fovea, and vein 8
approximated to cell to the middle.
3272, Dilinia medardaria, Herr.-Schiffer, Sammi. aussereur. Schmett.
fierd554; C. & S. no. 3422.
Bargosa chacoraca, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 481.
Bargosa chandubija, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 480.
Bargosa distracta, Wik. Cat. xxi. p. 481.
Ephyra strigulataria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1575; C. & S, no. 3556.
3. Grey-brown, irrorated with fuscous; antenne fuscous.
Fore wing with nearly straight fuscous antemedial line; both
wings with straight medial line and often with a biack spot at end
of cell; traces of a waved
submarginal rufous band ;
a series of black mar-
ginal specks. Underside
whitish, with very pro-
minent black cell-spots
to each wing; the outer
area suffused with fus-
cous.
@. With the vertex of head white; the fuscous lines of both
wings obsojescent ; fore wing sometimes with a black apical patch.
Hab. Throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma. ap. 40 millim.
Fig. 118.—-Dilinia medardaria, G. }.
3279. Dilinia immaculata, Hmpsn. Til. Het. ix, p. 140, pl. 168,
fies. 6, 12.
¢. Differs from medardaria in being rufous brown; abdomen
with a white anal tuft; underside pale rufous brown; the hind
wing without cell-spot.
@ witha series of diffused submarginal black spots to each
wing.
Hab. Sikhim; Nagas; Ceylon. wp. 44 millim.
-—
DILINIA. 217
f 3074. Dilinia fasciata, Moore, P. Z. 8. 1867, p. 684, pl. 32, fig. 8;
or Cle Ss. no: 84oh.
Bargosa rivulosa, Butl. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1881, p. 410.
Differs from medardaria in the antemedial line of fore wing
and medial line of both wings being represented by diffused rufous-
brown bands; two ill-defined waved rufous postmedial bands.
Underside pale rufous brown, with prominent cell-spots and dark
marginal area.
The Japanese form rivulosa has the underside nearly uniform.
Hab. Japan; Sikhim; Khasis. Exp. 45 millim.
‘9975, Dilinia capitata, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p.1019; C. § S. no. 3423
part.)
ite rubiginata, WI1k. Cat. xxxv, p. 1568.
Tacparia morosa, Butl. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1881, p. 403.
Dark rufous; vertex of head and end of abdomen grey; wings
striated with fuscous, suffused with purplish and slightly irrorated
with grey. Fore wing with four indistinct rufous sinuous bands ;
hind wing with two bands and a white speck at end of cell; both
wings with marginal series of white specks. Underside grey,
irrorated with fuscous; the outer area darker.
Hab. Japan ; throughout India and Ceylon. Hp. 34 millim.
/ 3276. Dilinia albopunctata, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1891, p. 491. Ly
Yellow-brown, irrorated with grey and fuscous. Fore wing
with four indistinct bands of grey and fuscous specks; a diffused
apical white patch; hind wing with three bands; both wings with
a marginal series of white specks. Underside brownish grey
suffused with pink, and the greater part of the hind wing with
orange.
Hab. Khasis.: Hep. 36 millim.
Secr. II. (Dilinia). Male with a fovea at the base of vein 8
of hind wing, which does not approximate to cell except near
base.
3277. Dilinia vexillaria, Gwen. Phal. ii, p. 188; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
iii, pl. 193, fig. 3; C. & S. no. 3423 (part.)..
Hyperythra riobearia, Wik. Cat. xx, p. 129; C. § S. no. 3151.
Alana theclaria, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1667.
Bright rufous, slightly suffused with fuscous ; antenne blackish ;
wings striated with fuscous. Fore wing with the costa fuscous ;
indistinct antemedial and medial straight lines; a black speck at
end of cell; an irregularly sinuous submarginal line, with fuscous
and grey patches beyond it below apex and at middle. Hind
wing with white speck at end of cell; very indistinct antemedial
and medial diffused lines and irregularly sinuous submarginal line.
Underside brownish ochreous; the base of the wings suffused
with red; the outer area with fuscous.
Hab. Nepal; Sikhim; Khasis; Nilgiris; Ceylon; Borneo ;
Celebes. Hap. 36-42 millim.
218 GEOMETRID A.
Genus HYPEPHYRA.
Hypephyra, Butl. I]. Het. vii, p. 101 (1889).
Type, H. terrosa, Butl.
Range. N.W. Himalayas.
Palpi hairy and reaching beyond the sharp frontal tuft ; antenne
of male ciliated ; hind tibie dilated. Fore wing with vein 3 from
before angle of cell; 7, 8, 9 stalked, from before upper angle; 10
absent ; 11 free. Hind wing with vein 3 from before angle of cell.
3278. Hypephyra terrosa, Buti. Ill. Het. vii, p. 101, pl. 135, fig. 17.
Palpi grey, irrorated with fuscous; the wings irrorated with
_ bluish silvery scales; antemedial and medial simuous rufous lines ;
a dark spot at end of cell; a crenulate postmedial black line with
some rufous inside it and some dark sutfusion with dentate outer
edge beyond it on inner area. Hind wing with black speck at end
of cell, and indistinct waved antemedial, medial, and submarginal
lines. Underside fulvous yellow, with black cell-spots and post-
medial line with black patch beyond it on inner area of fore wing
and black irroration on hind wing.
Hab. Simla; Dharmsala. Hvp., ¢ 46, 9 40 millim.
Genus HYPERYTHRA.
Hyperythra, Gwen. Phal. i, p. 99 (1857).
Syrrhodia, Hibn. Verz. p. 300 (P 1818), non descr.
Petrodava, Wilk. Cat. xxvi, p. 1656 (1862).
Pseuderythra, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 204.
Type, H. lutea, Cram.
Range. Neotropical, Ethiopian, and Oriental regions; New
Guinea.
Palpi hairy and reaching well beyond the frons ; a sharp frontal
tuft; antenne of male bipectinated to two-thirds length; fore
tibia with the process large. Fore wing of male typically with a —
slight fovea below base of median nervure; the apex somewhat |
acute; vein 3 from angle of cell; 7, 8, 9, 10 stalked, from near
upper angle ; 11 free. Hind wing with the outer margin crenu-
late; vein 3 from angle of cell. |
In Syrrhodia, the W. Indian and 8. American section, the males
have a large membranous vesicle at base of hind wing below, and
no fovea to fore wing.
Secr. II. (Hyperythra). Males with the costa of hind wing highly
arched; a very long tuft of hair from base of cell lying ina
fold above vein 6; the cell very short and open.
3279. Hyperythra lutea, Cram. Pap. Exot. iv, p. 157, pl. 370, figs.
O,D; €.§ S. no. 3148. % val
Phalzna flavaria, Fubr. Mant. Ins. ii, p. 187.
Phalzena flavata, Fabr. Ent. Syst. ii, 2, p. 169. Ys wa
HYPERYTHRA. 219
Hyperythra limbolaria, Guen. Phal. i, p. 101, pl. 3, figs. 3, 4.
Hyperythra penicillaria, Gwen. Phal. i, p. 101.
Hyperythra ennomaria, Gwen. Phal.i, p. 103; C. § S. no. 8147. 2/
Aspilates susceptaria, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1664.
Hyperythra lala, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1890, p. 205.
3. Yellow, suffused with pink and striated with fuscous ; some
white on palpi and shaft of antenne. Fore wing with indistinct
antemedial line angled below costa; medial and postmedial ill-
defined, slightly curved pinkish bands. Hind wing with similar
narrow antemedial and broad postmedial bands, the latter with
one or two black marks on it
below costa. Underside bright
yellow, with the area beyond
the postmedial line more or less
completely coloured pink; fore
wing with a whitish patch below
apex. The pink suffusion of
upper and undersides varies
Fig. 119.—Hyperythra lutea, §. 1. greatly in extent.
Q. Much brighter yellow,
with three lines to fore wing and two to hind wing replacing the
bands and usually prominent.
The form lala is dull brownish yellow ; ennomaria is pale reddish
brown without yellow tinge; the underside of male reddish brown.
Hab. China; throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma; Andamans;
Sumatra; Java; New Guinea. Lxp., 5 36-40, 2 38-46 millim.
Sect. IIL. (Petrodava), Males without secondary sexual characters
on hind wing.
3280. Hyperythra swinhoei, Buti. A. M. N. H. (5) v, p. 223;
C.& S. no. 3153.
Hyperythra phantasma, Butl. P. Z. S. 1881, p. 615; C. & S.
no, 3150,
3. Pale yellowish brown, slightly irrorated with fuscous. Fore
wing with speck at end of cell; indistinct antemedial, medial, and
postmedial lines, the first angled below costa, the two latter arising
from dark patches on the costa. Hind wing with ante- and post-
medial lines, the latter with two dark marks beyond it below
costa. Underside bright yellow or ochreous brown.
2. Grey-green ; the underside yellow-green ; some specimens
are pale pink on upper and undersides.
Hab. Campbellpur ; Jubbulpore; Karachi; Mhow. LEvp., 3 34,
2 38 millim.
3281. Hyperythra pheonix, Swinn. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1891, p. 484.
Catopyrrha khasiana, Swinh. A. M. N. H. (6) xii, p. 221.
Differs from /utea in being olive-green, without pink suffusion
on upper or undersides; the indistinct bands reddish; underside
220 GEOMETRID ZA.
with the apical grey patch of fore wing prominent; the postmedial
line of both wings prominent.
The form khastana is without the greenish tinge, and more
rufous and yellow.
Hab. Sikhim ; Khasis; Nagas. Exp., ¢ 46-48, 9 52 millim.
Genus ANTHYPERYTHRA.
Anthyperythra, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1891, p. 485.
Type, A. hermearia, Swinh.
Range. Khasis.
Palpi thickly scaled and reaching beyond the sharp frontal tuft ;
antenne of male bipectinated to three-fourths length; hind tibize
not dilated. Fore wing with the apex acute; vein 3 from before
angle of cell; 7, 8, 9 stalked, from before upper angle; 10 and 11
free. Hind wing with vein 3 from betore angle of cell.
3282. Anthyperythra hermearia, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1891,
p; 489, pl. 19; fis; 9 4m
3. Mustard-yellow ; head and collar chocolate ; wings slightly
irrorated with brown. Fore wing with the costa chocolate; an
indistinct spot at end of cell ; an indistinct oblique postmedial line
with chocolate blotch on it towards inner margin and pink suffusion
on apical area; a chocolate spot on outer margin below apex.
Hind wing with oblique medial line, the area beyond it suffused
with pink.
flab. Khasis. Ewp. 44 millim.
Genus CROCOTA. yA \,
Crocota, Hiibn. Verz. p. 295 (21818). if
Type, C. lutearia, Linn., from Europe.
Runge. Palearctic region; Khasis; Nagas.
Palpi hairy and reaching beyond the trons: antenne of male
bipectinated to tips; hind tibie not dilated. Fore wing with vein 3
from before angie of cell; 7, 8,9 stalked, from before upper angle ;
11 anastomosing with 12, then touching 10, which touches 8 and 9.
Hind wing with vein 3 from before angle of cell.
In the typical section veins 10 and 11 of fore wing arise from
cell.
Secor. II, Fore wing with veins 10 and 11 stalked.
/ 3283. Crocota niguzaria, Wik. Cat. xx, p. 129; C. § S. no. 3149.
$. Ochreous, irrorated with black ; branches of antenne black.
Fore wing with diffused antemedial fuscous band not reaching costa ;
a spot at end of cell; a diffused postmedial band with diffused
CROCOTA.—PSYRA. 221
dentate band beyond it, neither extending to costa. Hind wing
with two indistinct diffused postmedial bands.
Hab. Khasis. Exp. 46 millim.
Fig. 120.—Crocota niguzaria, $. }.
, 3284. Crocota ventraria, Guen. Phal. i, p. 294; C. & S. no. 3419.
www Angerona aimylusaria, Wik. Cat. xx, p. 244.
Scotosia subemersa, Wk. Cat. xxv, p. 1363.
Head, thorax, and abdomen reddish fuscous; antenne rufous ;
wings ochreous striated with fuscous; a nearly straight oblique
antemedial line from subcostal nervure to inner margin; a similar
slightly curved postmedial line with the area inside it ochreous,
with hardly any striation, this pale area widest at costa. Hind
wing with slightly sinuous postmedial line; both wings with the
outer area reddish fuscous. Underside greyish fuscous.
Hab. Sylhet; Nagas. Hap. 52 millim.
Genus PSYRA.
Psyra, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 482 (1860). =~
Orbasia, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 222.
Type, P. cuneata, W1k. |
Range. Japan; Himalayas; Khasis.
Palpi hairy, upturned, and not reaching vertex of head ; antenne
of male somewhat thickened and flattened; hind tibie greatly dilated,
the spurs short. Fore wing with the apex acute ; the outer margin
angled at middle; vein 3 from before angle of cell; 7, 8, 9, 10
stalked; 11 just touching 12 and then 10. Hind wing with the
outer margin slightly produced at veins 4 and 7; vein 3 from
before angle of cell.
3285. Psyra spurcataria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1498; C. & S. no. 8152.
3. Yellow-brown, irrorated with fuscous ; abdomen with paired
black dorsal spots on proximal segments. Fore wing with the
costa tinged with scarlet ; an irregular antemedial line, often with
dark suffusion beyond it; a spot at end of cell; a postmedial
cblique line with an obliquely curved line beyond it, and often
black suffusion between them and black spots beyond it above
inner margin and on vein 5. Hind wing with oblique medial line
222 GEOMETRID&.
with dentate line beyond it, and usually dark suffusion between
the two lines; the apical part of margin suffused with fuscous; .
both wings with marginal series of black specks.
@. Redder brown.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim; Khasis. wp. 50-56 millim.
he
Paes
Nig ‘ rt Migs
it
Fig. 121.—Psyra spurcataria, g. t.
3286. Psyra trilineata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 619; C1 & S.
no. 3154.
2. Differs from spurcataria in having on the fore wing an
oblique rufous submarginal line instead of the black spots; hind
wing with a nearly straight indistinct submarginal line. |
Hab. “ Bengal.” Hwp. 55 millim.
3287. Psyra indica, Butl. Il. Het. vii, p. 99, pl. 135, fig. 16.
@. Vinous brown, slightly irrorated with fuscous ; palpi black ;
vertex of head and antenne yellow. Fore wing with antemedial,
medial, and postmedial black spots on costa and indistinct slightly
sinuous bands arising from them; a submarginal sinuous black line
expanding into small spots towards costa. Hind wing with two
medial waved lines and fuscous suffusion between them; an in-
distinct submareinal line ; both wings with marginal series of specks.
Underside yellow.
Hab. Dharmsdla. Hap. 56 millim.
3288. Psyra debilis, Warr. P. Z. S. 1888, p. 819; C. § S. no. 34264.
Differs from indica in the ground-colour being straw-yellow.
Hab. Thundiani, Punjab. Lap. 44 millim.
3289. Psyra angulifera, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1687; C. & S. no. 3425.
Purplish grey, irrorated with fuscous; palpi black; antenne
fulvous; metathorax with two black specks. Fore wing with in-
distinct antemedial, postmedial, and submarginal lines with jet-
black yellow-edged spots on them, the antemedial line with lunu-
late spot above inner margin, the submarginal with three triangular
spots, the spot on vein 5 double; a double spot at end of cell and
marginal series of spots. Hind wing with marginal series of specks.
Hab. Dharmsdla; Sikhim. ap., ¢ 42, 2 50 millim.
PSYRA.—PERICALLIA. 903
' 3290. Psyra cuneata, Wk. Cat. xxi, p. 483; C. § S. no. 3426.
" , Psyra similaria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 659, pl. 33, fig. 1;
C. & S. no. 2497, 9
Differs from angulifera in the ground-colour being dull ochreous
or yellow ; in the Eastern form, s¢mlaria, bright yellow.
Hab. Japan; N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim; Khasis. vp. 44-52
millim. ,
Genus PERICALLIA.
Pericallia, Steph. Ill. Brit. Ent. Haust. iu, p. 171 (1829). -
Hygrochroa, Hiibn. Verz. p. 293 (? 1818), non descr.
Type, P. syringaria, Linn., from Europe.
Range. Palearctic and Ethiopian regions; Sikhim; Khasis ;
Manipur; Burma.
Palpi reaching beyond the frontal tuft, the 2nd joint clothed
with long hair ; antenne bipectinated to near apex, the branches
longer in the male than the female ; hind tibiz not dilated. Fore
wing with the outer margin excurved at middle; vein 3 from
before angle of cell; 7, 8, 9 stalked, from before upper angle; 10
and 11 free. Hind wing with vein 3 from before angle of cell.
In the typical section the costa of fore wing is arched at base,
excised and contorted beyond middle; hind wing with the outer
margin excised between veins 4 and 6.
Sscr. II. Fore wing with the costa straight; hind wing with the
outer margin angled at vein 4.
A. Cilia non-crenulate.
3291. Pericallia lugens, Buti. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 123; 2d. Ill. Het.
vi, pl. 114, fig. 2; C. § S. no. 3181.
Olive-brown, striated with rufous; palpi orange. Fore wing
with waved antemedial line with purple-grey on its inner edge; a
speck at end of cell; a postmedial line slightly curved below costa
and with purple-grey on
its outer edge; an indis-
tinct lunulate submar-
ginal purple line. Hind
wing with speck at end
of cell; a postmedial line
slightly angled at middle,
with a brown band inside
it, the two forming a tri-
Fig. 122.—Pericallia lugens, 3. }. angle, aud with purplish
on its outer edge; a lunu-
late submarginal purple line with black spots inside the lunules
above veins 3 and 6. Underside orange, with a prominent brown
and purple postmedial line with rufous suffusion beyond it in
male.
Hab. Sikhim. Exp., 3 42, 2 46 millim.
224 GEOMETRIDA.
/ 3292. Pericallia gynopteridia, Buti. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 128;
pee eed. LU. Het) wi, pl. lA stow lee Cag use mona 7G:
3. Differs from lugens in being pale rufous with no purple-
grey markings. Fore wing with the antemedial line straight and
angled below the costa; a dark spot at apex, and no lunulate sub-
marginal line. Hind wing with the triangular medial band
prominent and no submarginal lunulate line. Underside yellower,
with the line nearly medial and slight rufous suffusion beyond it.
Hab. Sikhim ; Khasis. xp. 36 millim.
3293. Pevicallia angulifascia, Moore, P. Z. S. 1878, p. 851, pl. 53,
fig. 11; C. & S. no. 8146.
3. Differs from lugens in being purplish grey with a vinous
tinge and no purple markings. Fore wing with the antemedial
line evenly curved ; the postmedial line angled below costa, then
imcurved, and with a dark band inside it; a reddish apical patch
and no submarginal line. Hind wing with the medial triangular
band more angled; some dark suffusion on anal area and red spot
on margin at angle, but no submarginal line. Underside yellow,
with dark suffusion beyond the postmedial line and whitish
patches at outer angle of both wings.
2. Browner above ; more olive below; the cilia more crenulate.
Hab. Khasis; E. Pegu; Tenasserim. wp. 38 millim.
3294. Pericallia viridescens, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 448.
3. Differs from lugens in being sap-green ; the outer area of
both wings and the basal and costal area of both wings suffused
with grey. Underside with yellowish green replacing the yellow
and red; no rufous beyond the dark and white postmedial line.
Hab. Khasis. Exp. 49 millim.
B. Cilia highly crenulate.
3295. Pericallia albifrons, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 229; C.§ S. no. 3178.
3. Rich chocolate; the vertex of head white; wings striated
with grev. Fore wing with a curved antemedial purple and dark
line; both wings with a slightly waved postmedial purple and dark
le angled at vein 5, and indistinct lunulate purple submarginal
line with a dark spot inside it below vein 4; the veins dark.
Underside orange with red striz ; a lunule at end of cell of each
wing and a straight black and purple postmedial line with some
purple suffusion beyond it.
Hab. Sikhim; Manipur. Zvp. 42 millim.
Genus FASCELLINA. <—
Fascellina, Wik. Cat. xx, p. 215 (1860).
Type, F. chromataria, W1k. Fey
Range. Throughout the Himalayas and Assam; Nilgiris ;
Ceylon; Burma; Andamans; Sumatra; Celebes.
FASCELLINA, 2295
dyes hairy; palpi stout and reaching vertex of head, the 1st
joint hairy, the 3rd minute; antenne with cilia and bristles ;
abdomen stout; hind tibie not dilated. Fore wing with the
costa arched towards apex; vein 3 from close to angle of cell; 5
from above middle of discocellulars ; 7, 8, 9 stalked from before
upper angle; 10 and 11 stalked and joined by bars to 12 and 8, 9
Hind wing with vein 3 from close to angle of cell.
Sect. I. Fore wing with the outer and inner margins excised to-
wards outer angle; hind wing with the costa and apex more
or less truncate and excised.
A. Cilia non-crenulaée.
' 3296. Fascellina chromataria, Wik. Cat. xx, p. 215; Hnepsn. Ill.
Di oa eer: ix, pl. 168, fig. 2; CG S. no. 2821. 45
Fascellina celata, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1554.
Fascellina olivataria, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1555.
Fascellina clausaria, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1556.
Geometra usta, Wik. Cat. KXXV, p. 1602 C.§ S. no. 3212.
Fascellina castanea, Moore, P. Z. S. 1877, pi: G12 5) Cop GS:
no. 2820,
Fascellina ceylonica, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 394, pl. 187, figs. 3,
3 a (larva).
d- Deep Getened
with an olive shade and
slightly suffused with pur-
plish grey; wings with
dark striz. Fore wing
with the costa greyish; an
oblique antemedial line
angled below costa; a
yellowish spot at end otf
cell often with a hyaline
centre; traces of a post-
medial line; a curved and waved purplish-grey submarginal line
angled below costa, and on the hind wing becoming postmedial.
Underside of fore wing with the basal half yellow, the outer
brown, bright red-brown inside the postmedial line, which is
prominent, purple, and angled, or with a quadrate sinus below
costa and often waved towards inner margin. Hind wing yellow,
suffused and striated with rufous on outer area; indistinct post-
medial and curved crenulate submarginal line.
©. Redder.
Larva purplish black; the thoracic segments with irregular
purple-red markings; 4th to 6th and anal segment with dorsal red
markings and paired red papille; head cleft and produced to two
papille. Food-plant Cinnamomea.
Hab. Sikhim; Assam; Nilgiris; Ceylon; Tenasserim; Anda-
mans; Sumatra; Celebes. Hwp., 5 38, 2 44 millim.
VOL. III. Q
Fig. 123.—Fascellina chromataria, 6. }.
296 GEOMETRIDA.
3297. Fascellina hypochryseis, Swink. A. M. N. H. (6) xiv, p. 138.
3. Dark olive-green. Fore wing with antemedial grey line
aneled below costa, and with a grey patch on the costa beyond it;
a hyaline speck at end of cell; traces of two lines from near end
of cell to inner margin; some grey at outer angles. Hind wing
with traces of curved grey postmedial line. Underside of fore
wing greenish with purple strie, the costa yellow from base to
the band, the postmedial line angled below costa, then straight,
with a large green patch inside it, and with a rufous patch on
it at costa; apical area grey: hind wing bright yellow with
rufous specks ; outer area tinged with rufous, a postmedial series
of specks.
Hab. Khasis. Hap. 38 millim.
3298. Fascellina plagiata, Wik, Cat. xxxv, p. 1601; C. & S. no. 8209.
Fascellina viridis, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 79, pl. 7, fig.4; C. § S.
no, 2822.
Bright green; the head, collar, and costa of fore wing fawn-
colour. Fore wing with dark antemedial disconnected line angled
below costa; a curved sinuous postmedial line, double towards
inner margin, and with a white speck beyond it on costa; the
outer area below vein 6 purplish brown. Hind wing with double
medial brown line and highly curved dark submarginal line.
Underside of fore wing with fuscous strie on basal area; the
postmedial line prominent, angled below costa, and with dark
ereen inside it. Hind wing yellow, with the lines prominent.
Hab. Simla; Sikhim; Assam. wp. 40 millim.
B. Ciha of both wings highly crenulate.
3299. Fascellina vinosa, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 398, pl. 32, fig. 21.
g. Head, thorax, and abdomen grey-brown; wings clothed with
purple, chestnut, rufous, and ochreous scales. Fore wing with
ochreous patches at end of cell and below apex; traces of ante-
and postmedial bands, the latter highly angled below costa, and
with a whitish patch beyond it on costa and a white and black
patch on inner margin. Hind wing with an olive-green medial
band obsolete on costal area. Underside grey, with ill-defined
postmedial band of olive, purple, rufous, and black scales, the area
beyond it browner except on apical and anal areas.
Hab. Sikhim. ap. 30 millim.
Secr. II. Fore wing with the outer margin excised towards outer
angle, but not the inner margin. Hind wing with the apex
slightly truncate.
3300. Fascellina subsignata, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 399.
Fascellina curtaca, Swinh. A. M. N. H. (6) xii, p. 220.
¢. Differs from chromataria in being olive-green. Fore wing
FASCELLINA. IF
with the medial line more angled below costa; the postmedial
evenly curved and double after being bent outwards; no purple on
outer area. Hind wing greenish ochreous; the outer area much
suffused with olive-green ; a double straight postmedial line and
highly curved submarginal line. Underside yellow, with green and
white on costal and outer areas of fore wing.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. wp. 36 millim.
3301. Fascellina dacoda, Swink. A. M. N. H. (6) xii, p. 221; id. Trans.
Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 201, pl. ii, fig. 7.
Differs from subsignata in the ground-colour being shades of
rufous, orange, and green; the lines of fore wing obsolete except
the inner part of the double postmedial line. Hind wing with the
submarginal line obsolete. Underside more orange; the post-
medial line of fore wing with large sinus below costa, then bent in
to near the cell, then outwards again; hind wing with no sub-
marginal line.
Hab. Khasis. Exp. 38 millim.
Secor. III. Fore wing with neither inner nor outer margin excised.
Hind wing with the apex truncate.
3302. Fascellina porphyreofusa, n. sp.
g. Red-brown, suffused with purple. Fore wing with a deep
red fascia below subcostal nervure from base to end of cell; indis-
tinct oblique nearly straight antemedial and medial rufous lines,
the postmedial line angled below costa, then oblique and double to
inner margin; an indistinct highly dentate submarginal line.
Hind wing with double medial straight line, the area beyond it
much suffused with purple; a highly dentate purple submarginal
line. Underside with numerous dark strie on basal half; the
outer area bright chestnut, which is brightest inside the purple line
of fore wing.
Hab. Sikhim (Dudgeon). Exp. 38 millim. Type in B. M.
Sror. TV. Fore wing with neither inner nor outer margin excised.
Hind wing with the apex not truncate.
3303. Fascellina rectimarginata, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 446.
Fascellina cyanifera, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 201, pl. ii,
fig. 13.
3g. Differs from chromataria in being dark olive-green with a
purplish tinge. Fore wing with some silvery purple on middle of
costa and on outer area; the postmedial line slightly waved below
the angle; traces of a waved submarginal line. Hind wing with
the postmedial line not waved and angled outwards on vein 4;
the outer area with ill-defined purple bands and a dentate line
near apex. Underside of fore wing with the postmedial line much
Q2
298 GEOMETRID ZA.
more angled and with yellow in the angle. Hind wing with post-
medial and submarginal lines.
©. Redder.
Hab. Khasis. Exp., ¢ 36, 2 40 millim.
3304, Fascellina hypochlora, Swinh. A. M. N. H. (6) xiv, p. 187.
3. Differs from rectimarginata in being bright deep green suffused
with silvery grey, except before the postmedial line at costa of fore
wing and on hind wing. Underside with different shades of green
replacing the yellow and red.
Hab. Khasis. Hap. 42 millim.
3305, Fascellina inornata, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 399.
3. Differs from rectimarginata in being rufous striated and
suffused with fuscous. Fore wing with white on outer area instead
of purple. Hind wing with the line straight. Underside yellower,
with the postmedial line nearer the margin and with a rounded
sinus below the costa.
Hab. Sikhim. wp. 40 millim.
Genus LEPTOMIZA.
Leptomiza, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 406.
Prionodonta, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 40] (nec Prionodon, Horsf.).
Mimochroa, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 448 (1894),
Leptodontopera, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 445.
Type, L. calcearia, W1k.
Range. N.W.- Himalayas ; Sikhim; Khasis.
Palpi with the 2nd joint upturned and hairy, the 3rd naked and
porrect ; hind tibize not dilated; wings with the outer margin
irregular. Fore wing with vein 3 from near angle of cell; 7, 8, 9,
stalked from before upper angle; 10 and 11 from cell and usually
free. Hind wing with vein 3 from near angle of cell.
Suor. I. (Leptodontopera). Antenne of male bipectinated
for three-fourths length.
A. Fore wing with vein 11 anastomosing with 12 and then with 10;
both wings with the margin produced to points at ves 4 and 6.
a. Male without secondary seaual characters on legs.
3306. Leptomiza decorata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 621, pl. 32,
fic.9; C.§ S. no. 3164.
Grey, irrorated with fuscous and with a slight vinous tinge.
Fore wing with curved and dentate antemedial chocolate line
with sap-green band inside it from below costa to inner
Cy
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LEPTOMIZA. 229
margin; a similar postmedial line with dentate green band outside
it; a dark speck at end of cell; some dark suffusion on marginal
area below apex and on
inner margin. Hind
wing with dark speck at
end of cell; dentate post-
iG medial chocolate line; a
4 submarginal band of
Ss green spots with pale
line beyond them, most
prominent towards anal
Fig. 124.—Leptomiza decorata, J. 1. angle ; some dark marks
: on margin.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Hap. 48 millim.
b. Male with a ridge of long spatulate scales from base of hand legs ;
hind tibice dilated and with tuft of long hair from base.
3307.Leptomiza codra, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1891, p. 486, pl. 19,
= fig. 8.
3. Differs from decorata in the fore wing having no green on
the lines; the antemedial line not waved, very highly angled
to lower angele of cell, and with fuscous inside of it ; the postmedial
line not waved, double, bent outwards between vein 4 and the
costa, and with fuscous suffusion beyond it. Hind wing with
traces only of the dentate postmedial line; the submarginal line
with no green on it
Hab. Khasis. Hap. 44 millim.
B. Fore wing with the outer margin produced at veins 4 and 6; hind
wing with the apex excised ; the outer margin produced at vems
4,6, and 7; antennee of male with long branches.
3308. Leptomiza translineata, Wik. Char. undescr. Het. p. 93;
C. & S. no. 2797.
Odontopera nemea, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soe. 1891, p. 485, pl. 19,
fig. 5.
3g. Reddish brown, irrorated with fuscous; frons whitish, with
dark band above it. Fore wing with a rufous and fuscous streak
below subcostal nervure from base to apex; a nearly erect ante-
medial fuscous line; a spot at end of cell; an erect line from
three-fourths length of costa to outer angle ; an indistinct irregu-
larly sinuous submarginal line, with white subapical spot on it.
Hind wing with subbasal and antemedial indistinct sinuous lines ;
black speck at end of cell; curved postmedial series of specks; an
oblique line from apex to outer margin below vein 6. Underside
much sutfused with brown, and with pale patch at middle of outer
margin of each wing.
Hab. Khasis. Hap. 50 millim.
\
——
230 GEOMETRID &.
Szor. II. (Prionodonta). Antenne of male serrate ; outer margin
of both wings highly crenulate.
3309. Leptomiza amethystina, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1898, p. 402, pl. 31,
fig. 13.
3. Head green and ochreous ; thorax and abdomen purple and
black. Wings striated with black; the basal one-third purple with
black outer edge and a bright green patch on base of costa of
fore wing; a broad green medial band with waved edges and
narrowing to inner margin of hind wing; the outer third purple,
with large green patches at apex of each wing and black sub-
marginal line obsolescent towards apex of each wing and waved
on hind wing.
Hab. Sikhim, xp. 48 millim.
Sreot. ILL. Antenne of male ciliated.
A. (Mimochroa). Outer margin of each wing highly crenulate.
3310. Leptomiza basipuncta, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 621; C&S.
no. 3180
¢. Bright rufous, slightly irrorated with black. Fore wing
with the costal area greyish; a hyaline basal speck; slightly waved
curved antemedial and medial lines; a speck at end of cell; a post-
medial sinuous series of black specks, with fuscous suffusion
beyond them below apex and a black spot above inner margin. Hind
wing with traces of subbasal, medial, and postmedial waved lines.
Underside with the ground-colour paler and the lines more
prominent.
Hab. Sikhim. vp. 32 millim.
*3311. Leptomiza anticleata, Moore, Lep, Atk. p. 229; ©. & S.
no. 3179.
Differs from basipuncta in being paler. Fore wing with sub-
basal, double antemedial and medial slightly waved lines, the last
becoming treble below vein 4; a postmedial line from the costa to
vein 4; the margin deeply excised below the apex. Hind wing
unmarked except for a dark marginal line.
Hab. Sikhim. Exp. 34 millim.
#3312, Leptomiza? olivescens, Moore, Lep. Ath. p. 228; C. § 8.
no. 3200.
¢. Olive-brown, slightly irrorated with fuscous. Fore wing
with a speck at end of cell; an oblique line from vein 4 to inner
margin, with a white spot inside it at lower angle of cell. Hind
wing with medial line; a large brown-speckled white patch in end
of cell and two similar submarginal spots; a yellowish lunule at
anal angle. ae
Hab. Sikhim. vp. 45 millim.
LEPTOMIZA.—CROCALLIS. 231
B. (Leptomiza). More wing with the outer margin produced at
vens 4 and 6; hind wing with the outer margin angled at
ven 4,
aa i
(/ 3313. Leptomiza calcearia, Wik. Cat. xx, p. 132; C.§ 8. no. 3163.
2. Head, thorax, and abdomen rufous; wings rufous with
darker striw ; a yellow spot at end of cell of fore wing; a broad
olive-yellow band from costa before apex to middle of inner margin
of hind wing, with a crenulate silvery line on its outer edge and
some rufous spots beyond it.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim. Zp. 40 millim.
C. Fore wing with the outer margin not produced at vein 6; both
wings with it angled at vem 4.
GZ 3314. Leptomiza dentilineata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 228; C. § 8.
no. 316d.
3. Differs from calcearia in the ground-colour being olive.
Fore wing with a waved silvery antemedial line on a purplish
band ; the oblique line of both wings with purplish beyond it and
a broad olive-green band inside it; some purple on the margin.
Hab. Sikhim. xp, 38 millim.
Genus CROCALLIS. —
Crocallis, Treatschke, Eur. Schmett. vi, i, p. 151 (1827).
Odontopera, Steph. Ill. Brit. Ent., Haust. iii, p. 162 (1829).
Gonodontis, Hubn. Verz. p. 287 (F 1818), non descr,
Corotia, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 624.
Niphonissa, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) 1, p. 394(1878).
Type, C. tuscoarza, Borkh., from Europe.
Range. Europe; Japan; Himalayas; Khasis.
Head and thorax very hairy; palpi hairy and reaching beyond
the frons; hind tibie not dilated. Fore wing with the outer
margin usually highly crenulate and produced at veins 4 and 6;
vein 3 from near angle of cell; 7, 8, 9 stalked from near upper
angle, 10 and 11 free. Hind wing with the margin usually
crenulate ; vein 3 from close to angle of cell.
Szor. I. Antenne of male thickened and flattened, outer
margin of fore wing angled at vein 4.
3315. Crocallis lentiginosaria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 622; OS.
no. 3169.
Crocalis similaria, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 227; C. & S. no. 3171.
3. Brownish ochreous, slightly irrorated with fuscous. Fore
wing suffused with grey-brown; a small annulus at end of cell;
traces of ante- and postmedial lines, which approach each other
towards inner margin, the latter with white specks on tlie veins.
232 GEOMETRID&.
Hind wing with small annulus at end of cell and indistinct post-
medial line.
Lentiginosaria is a large form with the margin of the fore wing
angled at vein 4, but not toothed at vein 6 as in similaria, which is
smaller.
Hab. Kulu; Dharmsala; Sikhim. wp. 54-60 millim.
Secr. If, Antenne of male bipectinated, with short spatulate
branches.
A. (Odontopera). Hore wing with the outer margin angled.
3316. Crocallis obliquaria, Moore, P. Z. 8. 1867, p. 622; C. & S.
no. 3170.
Crocalis angularia, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 622; C.& S.no. 3166.
Crocalis bivittaria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 622; C. & S. no, 3167.
Crocalis arida, Butl. A. M. N. #. (5) i, p. 394. /
Crocalis bilinearia, Swinh. P. Z. S. 1889, p. 423.
Crocallis heydena, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 205. 3
Differs from lentiginosaria in having the postmedial line of fore
wing prominent and usually with pale outer edge.
The outer margin may be hardly crenulate or strongly toothed ;
Fig. 125.—Crocallis obliquaria, G. }.
the ground-colour much yellower with fuscous blotches; the ante-
medial line may be prominent or entirely obsolete and in typical
obliquaria the postmedial line of the fore wing is straight and
oblique from near the apex.
Hab. Japan; N.W. Himalayas; Khasis. Hep. 42-60 millim.
B. (Corotia). Fore wing with the outer margin evenly curved.
3317. Crocallis cervinaria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 625, pl. 32, fig. 10 ;
C. & S. no. 3240.
3. Reddish grey, irrorated with fuscous. Fore wing with very
indistinct curved ante- and postmedial lines; a grey discal patch.
Hind wing with grey discal spot and postmedial line. Underside
with the discal spots prominent.
Hab, Sikhim; Khasis. Hap. 50 millim.
a)
CROCALLIS.—GAREUS. 233
Secor. ITL. (Crocallis). Antenne of male with the branches
longer, wings with the margin evenly curved.
3318. Crocallis kametaria, Feld. Reis. Nov. pl. 123, fig. 28; C. & S.
no. 3168.
Yellowish fulvous. Fore wing with the ground-colour whitish ;
the costa fulvous ; a broad fulvous medial band widest at costa,
narrowest at middle, and with a pale patch on it surrounding a
small annulus at end of cell; some fulvous irroration on outer area.
Hind wing pale, with indistinct medial oblique fulvous band ;
cilia of both wings chequered fulvous and white.
Hab. “ Rampur, Himalaya”; Murree. xp. 38 millim.
Genus GARAUS.
Gareus, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 625.
Epifidonia, Buti. P. Z. S. 1886, p. 391.
Pseudomiza, Butl. Ill. Het. vii, p. 100 (1889).
Type, G. specularis, Moore.
Range. Japan; Himalayas ; Assam.
Eyes hairy ; palpi with the 2nd joint reaching vertex of head
and fringed with long hair in front, the 3rd prominent; antenne
of male bipectinate to apex, of female serrate; thorax and abdomen
hairy ; bind tibiz not dilated. Fore wing with the costa slightly
excised, the apex somewhat produced and falcate; vein 3 from
before angle of cell ; 7, 8, 9 stalked from before upper angle; 10
and 11 free. Hind wing with vein 3 from before angle of cell.
Sxcr. I. Both wings with the outer margin crenulate.
3319. Garzus specularis, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 623, pl. 32, fig. 3;
C. §& S. no. 3184.
Head and collar dark rufous, the latter fringed with grey ; thorax
and abdomen orange-red, with some purplish suffusion. Fore wing
orange-red, striated and suf-
fused with purplish brown ;
a curved antemedial sinuous
Z purplish-brown line ; a spot
a at end of cell; a postmedial
“% line angled below costa,
then oblique to inner mar-
gin, and with two hyaline
Fig. 126.—Gareus specularis, 8. 3. spots on its inner edge at
lower angle of cell; a cre-
nulate submarginal line. Hind wing with a hyaline spot in cell
and two or three below the angle of cell; the oblique line medial ;
a crenulate submarginal line. Underside with the cell-spots black ;
the outer area suffused with purple.
One specimen is dark vinous red, with the medial semihyaline
lunules of both wings extensive.
Hab. Sikhim. Ewp. 40 millim.
234 GEOMETRID&.
‘ 3320, Gareus cruentatus, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 124; dd. Il.
Be Het. vi, pl. 114, fig. 3; C. & S. no. 3183.
Pericallia sikkima, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 228; C. § S. no. 3201.
3. Differs from specularts in being much darker red suffused
with purplish brown. ore wing with the antemedial line obscure ;
a speck at end of cell and no hyaline spots below it ; the postmedial
Jine of both wings double and nearer the margin; no crenulate
line. Hind wing with a single hyaline spot below the cell. Under-
side of hind wing wholly sutfused with purple.
Hab. Sikhim. xp. 38 millim.
~ 3321. Gareus albipunctatus, n. sp.
3. Purplish fuscous brown. Fore wing with a chestnut fascia
in the cell extending to the outer margin below apex; an
indistinct slightly curved antemedial dark line ; an oblique slightly
sinuous postmedial line; a speck at end of cell and hyaline sub-
apical spot. Hind wing with indistinct double waved medial line ;
a patch of hyaline and fuscous specks beyond and below end of
cell. Underside striated and spotted with fuscous; the greater
part of hind wing orange.
Hab. Dharmsala (Hocking); Murree (Harford), Exp. 34-36
millim. Typein B. M.
3322. Gareus coloratus, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 401, pl. 32, fig. 26.
Pale ochreous, much suffused, irrorated, and blotched with ferru-
ginous. Fore wing with traces of a dark patch below middle of
median nervure ; a black spot at end of cell; a waved postmedial
purplish-silver line on an ill-defined olive band and with an obscure
pale maculate band beyond it. Hind wing similar ; the area at anal
angle purplish. Underside with the colouring brighter, especially
the olive-green beyond the postmedial silvery line, which is obso-
lescent.
Hab. Sikhim, 12,000 feet. Hap. ¢ 42, 2 52 millim.
Sxor. II. Outer margin of hind wing slightly crenulate.
| 3323. Gareus discolor, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 400, pl. 32, fig. 19.
3. Head, thorax, and abdomen grey and rufous; frons and
antenng dark rufous. Fore wing grey, with slight dark irroration
and some pale reddish suffusion on costal and apical areas; traces
of antemedial and medial lines angled below the costa; a black
speck at end ot cell; an oblique postmedial series of black specks,
angled below the costa and arising from a white spot on the costa ;
a white striga from costa before apex. Hind wing grey, with dark
irroration and some olive suffusion on inner area; an antemedial
dark line; a postmedial series of black specks terminating in a
black and white mark on inner margin. Underside with a dark
brown triangular patch on costa of fore wing before apex ; diffused
GARZAUS. By)
white bands at the lines and an indistinct waved submarginal white
line to each wing.
Hab. Khasis; Nagas. Z£vp. 36 millim.
Sect. IIT. Outer margin of neither wing crenulate.
“ae
Q \ 3324. Gareus apicatus, Moore, P. Z. 8. 1867, p.617 ; C.§ S. no. 3242.
3. Differs from albipunctatus in being olive-brown suffused
with purple. Fore wing with the postmedial line double, pale,
and not sinuous; some pale patches on costa towards apex and no
subapical spot. Hind wing with a vinous tinge and striated with
fuscous; the patch beyond and below cell marbled with black and
pale brown. Underside pale, the inner area of hind wing fulvous.
2. Paler, with the marbled patch on hind wing very prominent.
One specimen is dark purplish grey, with a subapical patch on
the angle of the postmedial line of fore wing and the medial
patch of hind wing sap-green.
Hab. Murree; Dharmsala; Sikhim. Hwp., 5 34, 2 44 millim.
sr °
~_.3325. Garezus muscorarius, n. sp.
3. Differs from apicatus in being dark purplish brown; the
oblique line with purple outer edge and purplish suffusion beyond
it ; fore wing with indistinct dentate antemedial line; hind wing
with a greenish band from lower angle of cell to inner margin.
Underside with much more yellow on hind wing.
2. Olive-chestnut ; fore wing with the oblique line sinuous.
Hab. Sikhim. Exp., § 44, 9 48 millim. Type in B. M.
G 3326. Gareus argillaceus, Buti. Ill. Het. vii, p. 100, pl. 185, fig. 15.
Differs from apicatus in being chestnut and more irrorated with
fuscous ; a dark speck at end of cell; a purple and chestnut line
from apex of fore wing to middle of inner margin of hind wing.
Underside paler.
The Shillong form is darker than the N.W. Himalayan.
Hab, Dalhousie; Dharmsala; Sikhim; Shillong. yxp., 3 40,
@ 50 millim.
© 3327. Gareus signatus, Buti. P. Z. 8. 1886, p. 392, pl. 35, fig. 9;
: C. & S. no. 3678.
g. Yellowish brown, striated with fuscous; wings with the
outer area suffused with rufous. Fore wing with antemedial curved
tuscous line ; indistinct medial and postmedial lines angled below
the costa, the latter with a hyaline spot in the angle. Hind wing
with medial dark line. Underside yellower.
Hab. Kulu; Murree; Thundidni; Kashmir. vp. 30 millim. ©
‘’ 3828, Garzeus absona, Swink. P. Z, 8. 1889, p. 427.
¢. Differs from signatus in being dark chocolate, with the lines
obscured ; the byaline spot of fore wing on an olive-green patch ;
236 GEOMETRID &.
hind wing with a fiery red patch on costa near apex. Underside
fiery red.
Hab. Dharmsala; Sikhim. Earp. 38 millim.
Genus HETEROMIZA.
Heteromiza, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 405.
Dissoplaga, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 442 (1894).
Mimomiza, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 444.
Type, H. castanearia, Moore.
Range. Himalayas; Khasis.
Differs from Gareus in the eyes being naked, the antenne being
usually simple in both sexes; fore wing with the costa evenly
curved.
Secor. I. Fore wing with veins 7, 8, 9, 10 stalked ;
11 anastomosing with 12.
A. (Heteromiza). Hind tibie of male dilated, with a fold
and tuft of haar.
3529. Heteromiza castanearia, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 616, pl. 32,
tic. 1; C.§ S. no. 3245.
Heteromiza cervina, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 405.
3. Pale red-brown, irrorated with fuscous. Fore wing with an
oblique antemedial pale line angled below costa; a dark spot at
Fig. 127.—Heteromiza castanearia, S. }t.
angle of cell; a dark and pale line from the costa highly angled
below apex, then straight to middle of inner margin of hind wing.
Underside with cell-spot to hind wing and crenulate submarginal
white line with black specks at the veins of both wings.
¢. Bright chestnut.
Hab. Sikhim. Eap., 3 38, 2 48 millim.
B. (Dissoplaga), Hind tibiae of male not dilated.
3330. Heteromiza flava, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 233, pl. 8, fig. 5; 0. § S.
no. 3248, — ro
Cimicodes sanguiflua, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 238, pl. 8, fig. 4; C.§ S.
no. 3249.
Yellow ; the head chocolate ; wings with slight strie. Fore wing
HETEROMIZA.—DALIMA. BBV
with a white speck at end of cell; an oblique dark postmedial striga
from costa; an oblique line from costa just before apex to middle
of inner margin of hind wing. Underside irrorated with rufous ;
each wing with dark cell-spot, the spot on fore wing having a white
speck at centre ; fore wing with an apical white patch.
The form flava is wholly yellow; sanguiflua is suffused with
pink, leaving a yellow band on each side of the oblique line
expanding into a large triangular patch on costa of fore wing.
Hab. Khasis. Exp. 38 millim.
Sect. II. Fore wing with vein 11 free from the cell; the costa
more arched; hind tibiz of male not dilated.
deol. Heteromiza argentilinea, Moore, P. Z. 8. 1867,p.617; C.§ S.
no. 3140.
Fulvous yellow ; wings with slight dark strie. Fore wing with
dark speck at end of cell; a waved fuscous line from lower angle
of cell to inner margin, with a pale patch beyond it above margin ;
a double somewhat irregular oblique pink line from apex of fore
wing, widening to middle of inner margin of hind wing, and filled
in with whitish.
Hab. Bhutan. Exp. 44 millim.
Sror. III. (Mimomiza). Antenne of male bipectinated ; fore wing
with veins 10 and 11 free from the cell; hind tibie of male
not dilated.
3802, Heteromiza cruentaria, Moore, P. Z. 8. 1867, p. 616; Waterh.
Aid, pl. 151, fig. 6; C. & S. no. 3247,
3. Bright yellow ; wings irrorated with grey or reddish brown ;
a double oblique line from apex of fore wing to inner margin of
hind wing before middle, the area beyond it suffused with rutous ;
a rufous blotch with hyaline spots on it at apex of fore wing on
costa.
@. With the apex of fore wing more produced; the rufous
suffusion on outer area slight or wanting.
Hab. Dalhousie ; Dharmsdla; Khasis. Hzp., $46, 2 54 millim.
Genus DALIMA.
Dalima, Moore, P. Z. 8. 1867, p. 614.
Panisala, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 620.
Metoxydia, Butl. Ill. Het. vi, p. 55 (1886).
Hololoma, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 395.
Leptostichia, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 397.
Calladelphia, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 442 (1894).
Type, D. apicata, Moore.
Range. N.W. Himalayas ; Sikhim; Khasis; Nagas.
Palpi short and hairy. Fore wing of male with fovea; vein 3
from before angle of cell; 7, 8, 9, 10 stalked from before upper
238 GEOMETRIDA.
angle; 11 free. Hind wing with vein 3 from before angle of cell.
Hind tibiz of male dilated, with a fold containing an expansile tuft
of hair.
‘Suor, I. (Panisala). Antenne of male bipectinated, with long
branches ; fore wing with the costa lobed just before apex,
which is truncate; hind wing with the apex truncate; the
outer margin indented between veins 6 and 7.
3333. Dalima truncataria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 620; C. & S.
no. 3159.
Panisala olivescens, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 395.
Grey, suffused with pale olive-brown and irrorated with dark
brown. Fore wing with a slight white bloom; antemedial and
Fig. 128.—Dalima truncataria, 2. }.
medial oblique brown hairs; a dark speck at end of cell; a post-
medial curved double line filled in with white and bent outwards
between veins 7 and 4; an indistinct lunulate submarginal whitish
line. Hind wing with oblique ante- and postmedial brown lines,
the latter double, filled in with white, and slightly curved; a dark
speck at end of cell; a lunulate whitish submarginal line ; cilia of
both wings rufous. Underside brownish ochreous.
The form olivescens has olive-brown suffusion beyond the medial
and postmedial lines of each wing, the latter single.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. ap. 78 millim.
Sxot. II. Apex of fore wing arched, of hind wing truncate.
A. (Dalima). Antenne of male serrate, with fasciculated ciha.
3334. Dalima apicata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 615, pl. 32, fig. 4;
C. §& S. no. 3130.
3. Bright yellow, irrorated with fuscous ; head black, except on
vertex ; end of abdomen fuscous. Tore wing with the base, apex,
7
DALIMA. 239
and inner area suffused with rufous; some blackish patches on
costa and one on middle of inner margin; a greyish fuscous spot
at end of cell; an indistinct submarginal series of greyish fuscous
Junules, most prominent towards costa. Hind wing with spots at
end of cell and on middle of inner margin ; submarginal spots near
costa and inner margin. Underside with the markings more
prominent and rufous.
Hab. Sikhim. ap. 82 millim.
B. (Calladelphia). Antenne of male bipectinated, the branches
short and stiff.
3330. Dalima schistacearia, Moore, P. Z. 8. 1867, p. 615; C. § 8.
no. 3182,
Dalima patnaria, Feld. Reis. Nov. pl. 122, fig. 12; C.g 8. no. 31381.
Sericeous red-brown, slightly irrorated with fuscous. Fore wing
with three black spots on costa ; a postmedial pale line very highly
angled below apex, then oblique to inner margin, where it ends in
a black spot. Hind wing with medial pale line; cilia of both
wings rufous. Underside orange-red, prominently striated with
fuscous.
Typical schistacearia is more purplish, with a purplish-white
patch on fore wing inside the angle of the line which 1s white ; the
female redder, without the black spot on inner margin of fore
wing.
a Sikhim; Khasis. vp. 68 millim.
3336. Dalima lucens, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 396.
Pale ochreous, irrorated with fuscous; frons and extremity of
abdomen chocolate. Fore wing with chocolate slightly curved
antemedial line; broad oblique medial line; a postmedial line
highly angled outwards between veins 4 and 7, then oblique to
inner margin near medial line ; a waved submarginal line. Hind
wing with broad oblique antemedial line; black speck at end of
cell; oblique postmedial line nearly joining the antemedial line at
inner margin; a curved submarginal line. Underside suffused
with ferruginous.
Hab. Sikhim. Exp. 72 milli.
C. Antenne of male bipectinated, with long decumbent
branches.
3337. Dalima calamina, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 121; éd. Ill. Het.
vi, pl. 114, fig. 7; C. & S. no. 3214.
6. Ochreous, irrorated with fuscous; head black. Fore wing
with some fuscous patches on costa; an indistinct sinuous ante-
medial line; an oblique line from apex, curved outwards below
vein 2, and reaching the inner margin beyond middle, where it has
a fuscous patch outside it; some silvery submarginal lunules on
240 GEOMETRID A,
apical area met by a streak from apex ; a round spot below vein 4.
Hind wing with a black speck at end of cell and traces of crenulate
submarginal line. Underside of fore wing with oblique line from
apex excurved to near outer angle; hind wing with waved ante-
medial and crenulate submarginal lines.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Hep. 60 millim.
/ 3338. Dalima intricata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 396. /
dg. Differs from calamina in the fore wing baving a straight
medial line; the postmedial line well defined, angled below costa,
and with black marks on the recurved portion above inner margin ;
a series of white spots beyond the submarginal line and a marginal
series. Hind wing with ante- and postmedial lines, the latter
recurved below vein 6; the margin more produced at vein 7.
Underside with the lines as on upperside, but prominent.
Hab. Bhutin; Khasis. Hep. 40 millim.
33039. Dalima nubilata, n. sp.
3. Differs from calamina in being pale fuscous, largely irrorated
and suffused with dark fuscous; the markings similar; hind wing
with the outer margin much more produced at vein 7.
Hab. Nagas, 6000 feet (Doherty). Hap. 74 millim. Type in
coll. Elwes.
Secor. III. (Hololoma). The apex of neither wing truncate.
A. Antenne of male with short branches ending in fasciculate ciha ;
hind tibice dilated.
3340, Dalima patularia, Wik. Cat. xx, p. 247; C. & S. no. 8218.
Grey-brown, with a whitish bloom. Fore wing with oblique
antemedial and medial rufous lines, the latter black at inner
margin, where it is joined by an indistinct grey and brown line
from costa near apex ; traces of a submarginal line. Hind wing
with oblique rufous slightly curved medial line ; curved rufous and
erey postmedial line; a series of grey and fuscous submarginal
specks: both wings with the cilia rufous. Underside orange.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim; Khasis. ap. 64 millim.
B. Antenne of male serrate and fasciculate.
3341. Dalima latitans, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 397.
3. Differs from schistacearta form patnaria in the apex of fore
wing being less produced ; the postimedial line curved, not angled,
below costa; hind wing with antemedial blackish band and curved
rufous postmedial line.
Hab. Sikhim. ap. 60 millim.
DALIMA.—AMBLYCHIA. 241
C. Antenne of male with two pairs of serrations from each joint
and long fasciculate cilia arising from them.
-3342. Dalima vulpinaria, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 232; C. § S. no. 3213.
Ferruginous brown, irrorated with fuscous and suffused with
purplish. Fore wing with indistinct waved antemedial line with
bluish white on it; a dark cell-speck at end of cell; medial and
postmedial oblique rufous streaks from costa; an oblique rufous
line from apex to middle of inner margin, near which it has silvery
blue inside it; an indistinct dark submarginal line. Hind wing
with ante- and postmedial rufous lines, the latter with silvery blue
inside it; traces of a submarginal line ; cilia of both wings rufous.
Underside orange-red, irrorated with black.
Hab, Sikhim. xp. 56 millim.
Genus AMBLYCHIA. —
Amblychia, Guen. Phal.i, p. 214 (1857).
Gyadroma, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 220.
Type, A. angeronaria, Guen.
Range. Sikhim; Assam; Ceylon; Andamans; Sumatra; Java;
Borneo.
Palpi upturned, reaching vertex of head and fringed with long
hair in front; antenne of male usually bipectinated with long
branches to three-fourths length ; hind tibie usually dilated and
with a tuft of hair from base on inner side. Fore wing of male
Fig. 129.—Amblychia angeronaria, 3. }t.
with fovea; the apex somewhat acute and produced; vein 3 from
before angle of cell; 7, 8, 9 stalked from before upper angle; 11
free. Hind wing with the outer margin produced at vein 4; vein
3 from before angle of cell.
VOL. III. : R
242 GEOMETRID &.
Szor. I. (Amblychia). Fore wing with vein 10 present and free ;
hind wing with the outer margin crenulate.
3343. Amblychia angeronaria, Guen. Phal. i, p. 215, pl. 4, fig. 9;
O°§ Sino. 8401. 15)
Amblychia torrida, Moore, P. Z. 8. 1877, p.621; C.§ S. no. 3402.
. Head, thorax, and abdomen rufous ; wings fulvous, almost
wholly suffused with rufous and striated with fuscous. Fore wing
with waved antemedial dark line, with whitish lunules on its inner
edge; an indistinct medial line; an oblique postmedial series of
whitish lunules, largest at middle ; a nearly straight postmedial
dark band joining an indistinct lunulate submarginal line near
outer angle; a whitish patch on costa towards apex. Hind wing
with indistinct nearly straight medial and lunulate postmedial and
submarginal lines.
2. Fulvous, without rufous suffusion; the white apical patch
large.
The form torrida is reddish fuscous in the male, rufous in the
female ; the typical specimens from the Andamans with large white
postmedial patches on fore wing near the costa.
Hab. Sikhim ; Assam; Ceylon; Andamans; Sumatra; Java.
Exp. 80-110 millim.
Sucr. IT. Fore wing with vein 10 absent.
A. (Gyadroma). Fore wing with the outer margin not angled ; antenne
of male with long cilia ; hind wing with long har on underside
below lower angle of cell, along vein 1b, and on inner margin ;
fore cove, hind femora, and tibie with dense fringe of hair.
3044, Amblychia testacearia, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 623; C. § S.
no. lio; aie
3. Red-brown, irrorated and suffused with fuscous. Fore wing
with yellower patches on costa beyond middle and at middle of
outer area; both wings with black speck at end of cell, postmedial
straight line and indistinct dentate submarginal line.
Hab, Sikhim; Khasis. Hp. 60 millim.
B. Fore wing with the outer margin angled at ven 4; hind wing
with the margin not crenulate and with thick fringe of hair at
middle of inner margin ; antenne of male bipectinated ; hind
femora fringed with hair, but not the tbia.
3345. Amblychia tetragonata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1651.
Menophra deficiens, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 237, pl. 8, fig. 23; C.§ 8.
no. 3271.
Grey, irrorated with fuscous. Fore wing with traces of ante-
medial curved line; two medial lines which anastomose at middle ;
a postmedial series “of black specks. Underside with black spot at
end of cell and crenulate postmedial line.
Hab. Sikhim; Borneo. wp. 52 millim.
CHORODNA, 243
Genus CHORODNA. —
Chorodna, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 314 (1860).
Type, C. erebusaria, W1k.
Range. Eastern Himalayas; Assam; Khasis; Borneo.
Palpi obliquely upturned and fringed with hair in front, the 3rd
joint minute; antenne of male bipectinated to three fourths
length ; hind tibie dilated and with a tuft of hair from base;
abdomen hairy below in male. Fore wing with the costa arched
towards apex ; the outer margin oblique and with two more or less
prominent excisions below apex; vein 3 from before angle of cell ;
7, 8, 9 stalked from before upper angle; 10 free; 11 given off
from 12. Hind wing with vein 3 from before angle of cell.
Secor. I. Hind wing with the outer margin produced to points
at the veins, especially at veins 4+ and 7.
“ 3346. Chorodna pallidularia, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 613; C.& S.
Tid. 1255 ee?
3. Brownish ochreous, slightly irrorated with fuscous ; head
black. Fore wing with indistinct series of antemedial specks; a
highly curved waved medial line; a similar postmedial line; the
outer area suffused with fuscous except at outer angle; a sinuous
submarginal line obsolete towards costa; a speck at end of cell.
Hind wing with straight antemedial line; a black spot at upper
angle of cell; a postmedial series of specks; a submarginal line
angled outwards at vein 6. Underside ochreous, with two waved
medial lines which cross each other at costa of hind wing; outer
area of fore wing rufous.
Q much paler.
Hab. Sikhim ; Bhutan; Sibsagar. Evp., fg 90, 2 105 millim.
3347. Chorodna vulpinaria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 614; C. § S.
no. 3129,
¢. Differs from pallidularia in being olive-brown suffused with
rufous and slightly striated with black. Fore wing with a black
patch at and above upper angle of cell ; the medial line not waved
and joined by the postmedial line below cell; a pale outer edge to
the postmedial line of both wings. Underside almost uniform.
Hab. Sikhim. Exp. 92 millim.
| 13348. Chorodna adumbrata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 235; C. & S.
no. 3120.
g. Differs from vulpinaria in being more fuscous and less
rufous; hind wing with the outer margin more produced at the
yeins ; the line almost marginal and less angled.
Hab, Sikhim. wp. 64 millim.
244 GEOMETRID&.
\, 3349. Chorodna metaphearia, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1482; Buti. Il.
. Het. vi, pl. 115, fig. 8; C. & S. no. 3123, 9
Erebomorpha semiclusaria, Wk. Cat. xxvi, p. 1552.
ee pretextata, Feld. Reis. Nov. pl. 126, fig. 16; 0. 8.
no. :
3. Pale fuscous, slightly irrorated with black; the thorax and
end of abdomen ochreous. Fore wing suffused with ochreous ; an
indistinct antemedial waved line angled to lower end of cell; a
ring-spot at upper angle ; an oblique curved double postmedial line
obsolete towards costa and with a rufous patch beyond it on inner
Swi
Fig. 180.—Chorodna netaphearia, G. +.
area; a submarginal line incurved below middle and with a large
white patch beyond it. Hind wing with ring-spot at upper angle
of cell; a postmedial series of specks; a submarginal white line
angled outwards to near margin at middle, below which the outer
area is white.
@ much paler. :
Hab. Sikhim. Hap. 82 millim.
Snor. II. Hind wing with the outer margin not produced at the
veins, but angled at vein 7.
3300. Chorodna testaceata, Moore, P. Z. 8S. 1867, p. 615; CO § S.
no. 3117.
g. Yellowish red-brown, slightly irrorated with black. Fore
wing with traces of antemedial, medial, and postmedial bands,
angled below costa, the last joing the medial band at inner
margin, and with a diffused blackish patch beyond it at middle.
Hind wing with antemedial straight line and traces of a post-
medial band.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Hap. 90 millim.
CHORODNA.—BISTON. 245
Szor. III. Hind wing with the outer margin evenly curved.
3351. Chorodna erebusaria, Wk. Cat. xxi, p. 814; Butl. Ill. Het. vi,
pl. 115, fig. 9; C § S. no. 3122.
$. Whitish, suffused with pale brown and irrorated with black.
Fore wing with a line from middle of costa angled at each angle of
cell, then oblique to near base of inner margin; a large chocolate
reniform spot beyond discocellulars extending to the costa ; a post-
medial double line highly excurved below costa and incurved below
middle ; the area between the medial and postmedial lines whiter ;
a pale patch on outer area below middle. Hind wing whiter, with
a blackish spot at end of cell; a postmedial series of specks; two
black striz above middle of outer margin and a pale patch below
middle.
Hab. Sikhim; Shillong. Zep. 88 millim.
Genus BISTON.
Biston, Leach, Edinb. Encycl. ix, p. 134 (1815).
Eubyja, Hiibn. Verz. p. 318 (? 1818).
Lycia, Hiibn. Verz. p. 319.
Amphidasis, Zreitschke, Eur. Schmett. vi, i, p. 229 (1827).
Buzura, Wilk. Cat. xxvi, p. 1531 (1862).
Cusiala, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 407 (1887).
Amraica, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 245 (1888).
Kubyjodonta, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 416.
Blepharoctenia, Warr. Nev. Zool. p. 428 (1894).
Type, B. stratiaria, Hiibn., from Europe.
Range. Nearctic and Palearctic regions; throughout India,
Ceylon, and Burma; Java.
Palpi short and hairy ; thorax stout and clothed with thick pile ;
legs hairy; hind tihiz not dilated and with the spurs slight. Fore
wing with the apex rounded; the outer margin oblique; vein 3
from near angle of cell; 7, 8,9 stalked from near upper angle;
10 and 11 stalked, 10 often connected with 8 and 9. Hind wing
with the cell long ; vein 3 from the angle.
Sect. I. Proboscis weak; frons densely hairy; antenne of male
bipectinated to near apex with stiff branches ; hind tibiz with
the 1st pair of spurs near the extremity.
A. (Biston). Both wings with the outer margins non-crenulate.
3352. Biston regalis, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 234; C. & 8. no. 3253.
Amphidasys porphyria, Buti. Ill, Het. vii, p. 102, pl. 186, fig. 1.
Head and thorax irrorated with brown and black ; palpi black ;
abdomen brown, irrorated with black and white, and with white
spots on vertex. Fore wing brown, irrorated with black ; the basal,
medial, and apical areas whitish ; an antemedial black line shghtly
angled in cell and bent inwards below vein 2; a postmedial line
excurved from yeins 7 to 4, incurved from veins 4 to 2, and angled
246 GEOMETRID&.,
inwards on vein 1; an indistinct whitish submarginal sinuous line,
Hind wing whitish, with subbasal line and postmedial sinuous line
angled outwards on vein 4.
The form porphyria has the thorax brown; the wings much
browner, with hardly a trace of white areas and with indistimet
sinuous medial line.
Hab. Japan; N.W. Himalayas; Khdasis. Exp., ¢ 66-74, 9
108 millim.
30803. Biston cognataria, Guen. Phail. i, p. 208.
Differs from regalis in being grey thickly irrorated with fuscous,
the vertex of head and collar whitish; fore wing with the ante-
medial line more angled on median nervure; the postmedial line
prominently angled between veins 4 and 6; the medial sinuous
line of both wings more prominent.
Hab. N. America; N.W. Himalayas. Exp., $ 36, 9 62
millim.
B. (Eubyjodonta). Both wings with the outer margin erenulate and
more or less produced at vein 4.
3004, Biston sinuata, n. sp.
3. Pale brown, irrorated with fuscous; collar fringed with
black; abdomen ringed with black. Fore wing with an obliquely
curved antemedial black line with a brown band inside it; both
wings with indistinct medial line; a postmedial black line with
two brown lines beyond it, excurved between veins 4 and 7 of fore
wing and angled at vein 6 of hind wing ; outer area reddish brown,
except at apex of fore wing. ;
Hab. Sikhim. Exp. 72 millim. Type in B.M.
/ 3355. Biston falcata, Warr. P. Z. 8S. 1893, p. 416.
g. White, irrorated with black spots; head fulvous; thorax
barred with black; abdomen yellowish. Fore wing with sinuous
antemedial fulvous band; both wings with similar submarginal
band and some large and small fulvous spots on margin.
Hab. Sikhim. Hap. 62 millim.
Secor. II. Proboscis more developed ; frons less hairy ; hind tibize
with the first pair of spurs medial; wings with the outer
margins non-crenulate.
A. (Amraica). Antenne of male with very long uniserrate
‘pectinations.
3356, Biston recursaria, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 374; C. & S. no. 3330. /.
Boarmia ferrolavata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1586; C. & S. no, 3324
Boarmia solivagaria, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1586. éb
Amphidasys superans, Butt. Ii. Het. i1. p. 48, pl. 35, fig. 3.
Amraica fortissima, Moore, Lep. Atk, p. 245; C. & S, no, 3852
BISTON. DAT
3. Grey, suffused and irrorated with fuscous and rufous; frons
and thorax reddish brown; vertex of head and collar whitish.
Fore wing with a rufous patch at base; an obliquely curved ante-
medial line angled inwards above vein 1; traces of a medial line
and spot at end of cell; a postmedial crenulate line angled at
vein 6; a rufous patch on apical part of costa; an indistinct pale
crenulate submarginal line. Hind wing with traces of antemedial
line; spot at end of cell; postmedial series of specks and sub-
marginal pale line. Underside with a prominent black spot at
end of cell of each wing.
2 with hardly a trace of rufous.
Hab. Japan; Sikhim; Khdsis; Bassein, Burma; Java. Lzp.,
3 70-80, 2 50-90 millim.
_B. (Buzura). Antenne of male bipectinate with short stiff branches.
| 3357. Biston suppressaria, Guen. Phal. i, p. 210. 7
Buzura multipunctaria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1531; C. & S. no. 8254.
Buzura strigaria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1879, p. 416; td. Lep. Ceyl. iii,
pl. 188, figs. 1, 1 a, 6, e (larva); C. & S. no. 3255.
Grey, irrorated with black; the head ochreous; thorax and
abdomen with yellow bars. Fore wing with waved yellow ante-
medial band; both wings with irregularly sinuous indistinct yellow
medial line excurved beyond cell of fore wing; an ill-defined post-
medial maculate band angled at vein 5 of both wings, with some
yellow spots beyond it and often some black suffusion at middle of
outer margin of fore wing ; a marginal series of yellow spots.
Larva dark green, with dark somital bands and slight sublateral
lie ; the spiracles white ringed with red and with red centres ;
tubercle on Ist somite and legs purple; larva of female paler
green. Food-plant Cassia auriculata.
Hab. Japan; Kangra; Sikhim; Assam; Calcutta; Ceylon.
Exp., 5 60-70, 2 74-80 millim.
3358. Biston varianaria, Swink. P. Z. S. 1889, p. 425; C. & S.
no. 3255 A.
Buzura panterinaria, Swinh. P. Z. S. 1886, p. 454 (nee Brem. §
Grey).
Differs from suppressaria in the ground-colour being ochreous,
thickly covered with purplish-fuscous spots.
Hab. Mhow; Poona; N. Canara. Lap., § 52, 2 80 millim.
C. (Cusiala). Antenne of male with very short branches, with
fasciculated cilia at ther ends.
3309. Biston bengaliaria, Gwen. Phal. i, p. 210, pl. 4, fig. 2; C.& S.
no. 3250. /
Amphidasis contectaria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1529; C) GVS.
no. 3252.
White, suffused with ochreous and irrorated and striated with
248 GEOMETRIDA.
fuscous. Fore wing with a curved antemedial black line slightly
angled on median nervure, and with an ochreous band inside it;
both wings with traces of a medial line; a postmedial black line
highly angled at vein 5 of each wing, with slight streaks at the
Fig. 131.—Biston bengaliaria, 3. tt.
veins, and with a diffused ochreous band beyond it; traces of a
waved submarginal line, with some waved black marks on each side
of it near vein 4 of fore -wing.
The form contectaria is much less suffused with ochreous.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Shillong. Hwp., g 64-74, 2 66-92
millim.
3360. Biston raptaria, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 373; C. § S. no. 8258. 27—
Boarmia suiasasa, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 8738; C. & S. no. 3259.
Boarmia disterminata, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 491; Hmpsn. Ill. Het.
viii, pl. 149, fig. 18; C. & S. no. 3257.
Cusiala rufifasciata, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 148, pl. 169, fig. 7.
g. White, irrorated with fuscous; antenne fulvous. Fore
wing with waved ante- and postmedial yellowish bands, the latter
angled beyond cell; some black suffusion on costa. Hind wing
with waved postmedial yellowish band excurved beyond cell; bota
wings with marginal series of black specks.
with black lines instead of the yellowish bands.
The form rufifasciata has browner irroration and the bands
rufous; suasasa is whiter, with black instead of yellowish bands;
disterminata has black suffusion between the bands of fore wing,
and sometimes the hind wing black as far as the postmedial band.
Hab. Nilgiris; Ceylon. Hap. 38-54 millim.
3361. Biston boarmioides, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 234; C. 8 S. no. 3256.
Tephrosia angulata, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 107, pl. 150, fig. 7.
Differs from typical raptaria in the postmedial band of hind
wing being angled beyond the cell instead of curved.
Hab. Sikhim; Khdsis; Ganjam; Nilgiris. Eup., ¢ 46, 9 60
millim.
ELPHOS. 249
Genus ELPHOS. ~~
Elphos, Guen. Phal. i. p. 285 (1857).
Type, £. hymenarna, Guen.
Range. Japan; Himalayas; Assam; Sylhet; Ceylon; Burma.
Palpi obliquely upturned and fringed with long hair in front ;
antenne of male bipectinated with long branches to three-fourths
length ; hind tibize dilated; wings very broad, the outer margin
crenulate. Fore wing of male with fovea; vein 3 from before end
of cell; 7, 8, 9 stalked from before upper angle; 11 free. Hind
wing with vein 3 from before angle of cell.
Secr. I. Fore wing with vein 10 given off from 7, 8, 9.
3362. Elphos hymenaria, Guen. Phal. i, p. 285, pl. 16, fig. 4; Moore,
Lep. Ceyl. iii, pl. 198, fig. 1; C. $ 8. no. 3898. /
Elphos procellosa, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 431.
¢$. Purplish fuscous, irrorated with black and with some fulvous
markings, especially near the lines. Fore wing with waved ante-
medial line; an obscure, nearly straight medial line, becoming
antemedial on hind wing; a diffused fulvous patch beyond cell;
Fig. 1382.—Elphos hymenaria, 3. }.
both wings with highly waved postmedial and submarginal lines.
Underside fuscous, with spot at end of cell ; a white patch beyond
cell of fore wing ; a broad black marginal band, with white patches
on the margin.
2 with the ground-colour white except on apical area of fore
wing, the purplish-fuscous and fulvous markings appearing as spots
and blotches.
Hab. Himalayas ; Assam; Ceylon; Burma. Ewp., d 84, 9104
millim.
250 GEOMELRID &.
Sect. IJ. Fore wing with vein 10 from the eell.
3363. Elphos pardicelata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1544; Butl. Ill. Het.
vi, pl. 116, fig. 7; C. § S. no. 8399. 6
Elphos megaspilata, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 430..3
3. Differs from hymenaria in being paler and browner ; abdo-
men yellow below; underside white, with black spots at end of
cell and submarginal black patches to each wing.
The eastern race megaspilata is large and coloured like hymenaria
on upperside ; underside with a complete submarginal band.
2 with more brown and less white than in hymenaria.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim; Sylhet; Khasis. Hap., 3
84-110, 2 110 millim.
Genus XANDRAMES. —
Xandrames, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 634.
Type, X. latiferaria, Wk.
Range. Japan; China; Himalayas; Khasis.
Differs from Hlphos in the palpi being shorter; antenne bi-
pectinated to near apex in both sexes, the branches longer in male
than in female ; hind tibize not dilated; wings with the margins
non-crenulate ; fore wing with vein 10 stalked with 7, 8, 9.
3364. Kandrames latiferaria, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 445. 2
Xandrames dholaria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 634; C. § S.
no. 3287.
* Xandrames sericea, Butl. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1881, p. 409.
Xandrames curvistriga, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 431.
Fig. 1383.—Xandrames latiferaria, 3. 4.
Brown; theantennerufous. Fore wing irrorated, striated, and
suffused with black ; traces of a curved antemedial black band; a
XANDRAMES.—-GNOPHUS. 251
dark lunule at end of cell, a broad diffused white band with dark
striz on it and blackish outline from costa beyond middle to outer
angle, joined at vein 4 by a narrow white band from costa betore
apex. Hind wing fuscous brown; the outer area striated with
black and with white patch at apex.
The Khasi form curvistriga is small and rufous, with a prominent
pale submarginal line to the hind wing.
Hab. Japan; China; N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim; Kvhasis.
Exp. 82-92 millim.; ewrvistriga 65 millim.
( 3365. Kandrames albofasciata, Moore, P. Z. 8. 1867, p. 635, pl. 82,
0; C.§ S. no. 3286.
Differs from lateferaria in the fore wing being much more
prominently striated with black; the white band well defined,
narrowing towards outer angle and with the area beyond it olive-
yellow below vein 4; abdomen and hind wing black, the latter
with yellow marginal band.
Hab. Sikhim. ap. 98 millim.
Genus GNOPHUS.
Gnophos, Treitschke, Eur. Schmett. vi, i, p. 160 (1827).
Scotopterix, Hiibn. Verz. p. 313 (? 1818) oe descr.).
Catascia, Hiibn. Verz. p. 313.
Type, G. furvatus, Schiff.
Range. Palearctic region ; Japan; China; Himalayas; Punjab ;
Assam.
Palpi slight, porrect, and fringed with hair below ; frons with a
rounded projection; hind tibiz usually dilated with a fold con-
taining a ridge of hair; wings with the outer margins crenulate.
Fore wing broad, with vein 3 from before or near angle of cell;
7, 8, 9 stalked from near upper angle. Hind wing with vein 3
from before or near angle of cell.
Szct. I. Male with the antennez thickened by appressed serrations.
A. Male without tufts on abdomen and underside of hind wing ; fore
wing with veins 10 and 11 free.
3366. Gnophus muscosarius, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1596 ; C.§ 8. no. 3411.
> Scotosia vitreata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 656; C.§ S. no. 3420.
Olive-green, variegated with brown and fuscous, irrorated with
fuscous and a few white scales. Fore wing with waved antemedial
line ; crenulate medial and postmedial lines, the latter incurved at
vein 4; an indistinct irregular submarginal line; a marginal series
of specks. Hind wing browner, with crenulate medial line and
traces of a submarginal line. Underside brownish white, with
speck at end of cell and crenulate postmedial line.
The form vitreata is more uniform glossy are the under-
side silvery grey.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim. Zyp. 55 millim.
252 GEOMETRID®.
B. Male with very large tuft on 2nd segment of abdomen ; underside
of hind wing with very large tuft below end of cell, the inner
margin fringed with long hair ; fore wing with veins 10 and 11
stalked.
* / 3367. Gnophus ereus, Butl. A, M. N. #. (5) vi, p. 128; id. Ill. Het.
vi, pl. 116, fig. 9; C. § S. no. 3404.
3. Differs from muscosarius in bemg much irrorated with black
evenly over the whole upper surface. Underside with a fuscous
tinge and fuscous suffusion beyond the postmedial line.
2 paler green.
Hab. Sikhim. Evp., ¢ 58, 2 64 millim.
Szcr. II. Male with the antenne ciliated.
A. Fore wing with vems 10 and 11 stalked, 11 anastomosing with 12.
3368. Gnophus accipitrarius, Guen. Phal. i, p. 300; C. & S. no. 3408.
Gnophos dispunctata, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 469; C. § S. no. 8406. 3
Grey, with a greenish or brownish tinge and striated and irrorated
with fuscous. Fore wing with indistinct obliquely curved ante-
medial line ; both wings with medial line broken up into spots and
becoming antemedial on hind wing; a crenulate postmedial line
incurved below vein 2 of fore wing; a waved grey submarginal
line and marginal series of specks. Underside silvery white, with
fuscous marks on discocellulars, more or less complete postmedial
band ; a marginal fuscous band, with white patch at middle of fore
wing and white patches on hind wing.
Many specimens have much white suffusion on fore wing.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas; Shillong; Sibsagar, Assam. Hwp. 70-82
millim.
3369. Gnophus albistellarius, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 482.
3g. Fuscous, irrorated with blue-grey and ferruginous ; both
wings with black-ringed white speck at end of cell; indistinct
waved antemedial and crenulate medial and postmedial lines.
Underside nearly uniform fuscous grey.
Hab. Bhutan; Khasis. Hap. 22 millim.
B. Fore wing with veins 10 and 11 anastomosing with 8, 9 to form
an areole; both wings with van 3 from before angle of cell ;
hind tibiee not dilated.
3370. Gnophus cinereus, Buti. Ill. Het. vii, p. 108, pl. 136, fig. 13.
Fuscous grey. Fore wing with waved ante- and postmedial
lines formed ot black and yellow scales; the cell-spot black and
yellow ; some diffused black and yellow submarginal marks forming
an obscure band. Hind wing with black and yellow cell-spot and
waved postmedial and submarginal black and yellow lines.
Hab. Dharmsdla. wp. 20 millim.
GNOPHUS. PADS
Suor. ITT. (Catascia). Males with the antenne bipectinated. Fore
G wing with veins 10 and 11 stalked, 11 anastomosing with 12.
f 3371. Gnophus eolarius, Guen. Phal.i, p. 294; C&S. no. 3407. J
Gnophos obtectaria, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1597 ; Butl. Ill. Het. vi,
pl. 116, fig. 8; C. §& S. no. 3412.
Scotopteryx” paganata, Feld, Revs, Now pla 25, fio. 9; (C&S!
no. 3414.
Hypochroma tenebrosaria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 633; C. & S.
no. 3416.
Gnophos peerlita, But/, P. Z. 8. 1886, p. 389; C. & S. no, 3413.
/ 6. Fuscous or brownish grey, thickly irrorated and suffused
/ with fuscous. Fore wing with indistinct ante- and postmedial
erenulate dark lines and submarginal waved grey line; a speck at
Fig. 1384.—Gnophus eolarius, $. t+.
end of cell. Hind wing with indistinct medial, crenulate post-
medial, and indistinct pale waved submarginal lines. Underside
whitish, with specks at end of cell and postmedial series of specks ;
a broad marginal fuscous band.
One specimen has the basal area of hind wing rufous, and a
large rufous patch on outer area of fore wing.
2 paler grey.
Hab. Throughout the etabhre and Punjab; Khasis. Lap.
48-60 millim.
3372. Gnophus licheneus, Oberth. Et. Ent. xi, p. 33, pl. v, fig. 33.
Differs from muscosarius in the ground-colour being grey, with
the olive-green confined to the edges of the waved lines; the
irroration very prominent.
Hab. Tibet; Sikhim. Hap. 50 millim.
Genus BYLAZORA.
Bylazora, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1549 (1862).
Type, B pilicostata, W1k.
Range. Nilgiris; Ceylon ; ? Australia.
Palpi porrect and hairy; a large frontal tuft; hind legs with a
254 GEOMETRID&.
tuft of long hair from femoro-tibial joint ; wings with the outer
margin crevulate. Fore wing short and broad; the costa arched
at base; male with afovea; vein 3 from near angle of cell; 7, 8, 9
stalked from near upper angle; 10 and 11 stalked and anastomosing
with 12. Hind wing with vein 3 from near angle of cell.
Secr. I. Fore wing with the basal half of costa very hairy ;
vein 11 not becoming coincident with 12; antenne of male
bipectinated to three-fourths length.
3373. Bylazora pilicostata, Wik. Cat. xxv, p. 1855; Hmpsn. Ill. Het.
viii, pl. 149, figs. 2, 3, 8,9; C. g¢ S. no. 3364,
Bylazora licheniferata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1550; C. & S. no. 3368,
3. Olive-green, irrorated with fuscous. Fore wing with dark
subbasal mark ; two in-
distinct antemedial, one
medial, and one post-
medial indistinct waved
lines, each with dark
specks on the veins; a
_ waved submarginal pale
line and marginal series
of specks ; some rufous
along median nervure
and the veins beyond
it and on inner margin.
Hind wing pale fuscous,
with speck at end of cell; an indistinct postmedial crenulate line ;
outer area dark, with indistinct pale band and waved line outside
it. Underside fuscous, with the margins pale.
Some specimens have dark marks on the antemedial, postmedial,
and submarginal lines of fore wing.
2. The ground-colour greyish-white, sometimes with dark marks
on the lines of fore wing or with prominent ante- and postmedial’
bands.
Hab. Nilgiri plateau. HEwp. 42 millim.
Fig. 135.—Bylazora pilicostata, 3. }-
Sect. II. Fore wing with the costa not hairy; vein 11 becoming
coincident with 12; antennez of male ciliated.
3374. Bylazora infumata, Feld. Reis. Nov. pl. 126, fig. 18.
Bylazora ceylonica, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 417, pl. 193, figs. 4, 4 a;
C-& S. no. 3862. 6
Differs from the female of pzlicostata in being much irrorated
and suffused with purplish fuscous. Fore wing with the ante-
medial and medial lines less waved. Underside fuscous black, the
outer area darkest; a medial line; the margins white, and white
blotches at apex of each wing. |
Hab, Ceylon; ? Australia. Hap, 38 millim.
OPHTHALMODES., 255
Genus OPHTHALMODES.
Ophthalmodes, Gwen. Phal. i, p. 283 (1857).
Type, O. herbidaria, Guen.
Range. Japan; China; Himalayas; Assam; Sylhet; Ganjam ;
Ceylon; Borneo. ae
Palpi reaching vertex of head and fringed with hair in front ;
antenne bipectinated to near apex in both sexes, the branches
longer in the male than the female ; hind tibie not dilated. Fore
wing with a fovea in male; the apex rounded; vein 5 from close
to angle of cell; 7, 8, 9 stalked from near upper angle; 10 free ;
11 given off from 12. Hind wing with vein 3 from close to angle
of cell.
3375. Ophthalmodes herbidaria, Guen. Phal. i, p. 283; Moore, Lep.
Ceyl. iii, pl. 191, fig. 4; C. & S. no. 3367.
Ophthalmodes diurnaria, Guen. Phal. i, fig. 284; C. & S. no. 3366.
Boarmia pertusaria, Feld. Reis. Nov. pl. 125, fig. 17.
Ophthalmodes mundata, Wik. Char. undescr. Het. p. 97; C. & &.
no. 3369.
Ophthalmodes pulsaria, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1891, p. 489.
Ophthalmodes lectularia, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1891, p. 489,
pl. 19, fig. 4.
Grass-green, grey-green, or yellowish green, irrorated with black ;
abdomen with paired black dorsal specks. Fore wing with waved
antemedial and dentate medial, postmedial, and submarginal black
lines, the medial excurved round a black annulus at end of cell, the
postmedial bent inwards to near the medial line below vein 4.
Fig. 186.— Ophthalmodes herbidaria, 8. t.
Hind wing with annulus at end of cell; dentate subbasal, medial,
and submarginal lines; both wings with marginal series of black
specks. Underside with large spot at end of cell of each wing,
and more or less complete broad marginal fuscous band.
In herbidaria the colour is grey or grass-green ; underside of
male pale fuscous with the marginal band complete, in the female
whitish with the margin also whitish. Dwurnaria is yellowish
256 GEOMETRID &.
green, with the dentate black lines interrupted ; the underside white,
with the marginal band reduced to patches.
Hab. N.W. and E. Himalayas; Assam; Ceylon. wp. 54-66
millim.
3376. Ophthalmodes cordularia, Swink. A. M,N. H. (6) xii, p. 155.
Differs from herbidaria in the palpi being black; the colour
bright grass-green ; the disk of fore wing and basal area of hind
wing white, irrorated with green; fore wing with the antemedial,
medial, and postmedial lines obsolete except at costal and inner
margins. Hind wing with black-brown antemedial band embracing
the annulus and reduced to a line towards costa.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Exp. 56 millim.
3377. Ophthalmodes infusaria, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 448; Butl. Ill. Het. vi,
pl. 116, fig. 6; C.§ 8. no. 3368, 9
3. Differs from herbidaria in being olive-green; the ante- and
postmedial lines of both wings hardly darker than the ground-
colour; the medial line of fore wing obsolete ; the submarginal
line waved and pale; no spots on margin; underside pale fuscous,
with broad marginal band to fore wing and submarginal band to
hind wing.
Hab. Sylhet. Exp. 76 millim.
3378. Ophthalmodes caritaria, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 489; Hmpsn. Ii.
Het. ix, pl. 168, fig. 8; C. § S. no. 3365.
©. Differs from herbidaria in the ground-colour being white ;
pale brown bands inside the antemedial line and beyond the post-
medial and submarginal bands of each wing. Underside pale
fuscous. with diffused marginal band.
The Ganjam specimen is pinkish.
Hab. Ganjam; Trincomali, Ceylon. Hap. 46 millim.
Genus BOARMIA.
Boarmia, Treitschke, Eur. Schmett. v, 1, p. 483 (1825).
— Ascotis, Hiibn. Verz. p. 318 (? 1818), non descr.
Kctropis, Hubn. Verz. p. 316.
Synopsia, Miibn. Verz.p. 317. .
Cleora, Curt. Brit. Ent. pl. 88 (1825).
Alcis, Curt. Brit. Ent. pl. 1138 (1829).
Hemerophila, Steph. Ill. Brit. Ent., Haust. i, p. 189 (1829).
» Calicha, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 236 (1888).
Hirasa, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 288.
( Astacuda, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 248.
Burichura, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 245.
‘s Chogada, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 415 (1887).
Serraca, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 416.
- Narapa, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. ii, p. 410.
Catoria, Moore, Lep. Ceyl, iii, p. 414.
Racotis, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. ii, p. 418.
(/Pseudangerona, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 413.
Abaciscus, Butl. Il, Het. vii, p. 102 (1889).
—
BOARMIA. rai G
Pecilalcis, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 427.
¢) Myrioblephara, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 428.”
,, Prorhinia, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 430,
-Apophyga, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. ells eat
© Psilalcis, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 430.
v Paradarisa, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 433 (Best
Ephemerophila, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 434.
Gasterocome, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 435, ——
Paralcis, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 435. —~
v Ruttellerona, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 220.
Type, B. cinctaria, Schiff., from Europe.
Range. Universally distributed.
Palpi oblique, reaching beyond the frons and fringed with hair
below. Fore wing with the cilia slightly crenulate; vein 3 from
near angle of cell; 7, 8,9 stalked from near upper angle ; typically
with 10 and 11 from cell. Hind wing with vein 3 from near angle
of cell; the cilia crenulate.
Grove I. Male with a fovea at base of fore wing.
Sror. I, Antenne of male fasciculate.
A. Hind tibice of male not dilated.
a. (Ectropis). Male with no tufts from hind coxce and base of
abdomen below.
/3379. Boarmia diversicolor, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1888, p. 825; C.§ 8.
no. 3729 a.
Vein 11 of fore wing anastomosing with 12. Grey, irrorated
with fuscous; an antemedial sinuous fuscous line; a speck on
discocellulars and waved postmedial and submarginal lines, the
latter expanding into a black and white subapical mark. Hind
wing with traces of postmedial and submarginal lines. Underside
of fore wing browner.
Hab. Thundiani, Punjab. Exp. 45 millim.
‘ 3380. Boarmia conspurcata, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1685; C. § S.
no. 3817.
Very dark red-brown, with darker irroration. Fore wing with
two indistinct oblique antemedial lines angled beiow the costa ;
a medial line excurved round a black spot at end of cell, then
obliquely curved to inner margin; a postmedial line excurved
between veins 6 and 8; traces of a waved submarginal line. Hind
wing with traces of antemedial line; speck at end of cell; post-
medial and submarginal lines.
Some specimens are much brighter rufous.
Hab. Sikhim. Hap. 42 millim.
3381. Boarmia rubrifusa, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 429.
Fore wing with vein 11 anastomosing with 12.
$. Bright pink. Fore wing with traces of antemedial line ;
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258 GEOMETRID 2.
an indistinct postmedial line bent outwards beyond end of cell ;
traces of a waved submarginal line. Hind wing with the medial
area pale, bounded inwardly by the antemedial line and having the
slightly waved postmedial line just inside its outer edge; an indis-
tinct pale waved submarginal line.
Hab. Sikhim, 10,000 feet. Hap. 44 millim.
3382. Boarmia cervina, n. sp.
3g. Differs from rubrifusa in being pale, slightly suffused with
rufous. Fore wing with chestnut suffusion inside the antemedial
and beyond the postmedial lines, the latter angled beyond the cell,
which has a speck on the discocellulars ; the crenulate submarginal
line dark and further from the margin. Hind wing with the
antemedial line oblique; a speck at end of cell; the postmedial
line slightly angled beyond cell.
Hab. Sikhim (Moller). Exp. 38 millim. Type in coll. Elwes.
3383. Boarmia marmorata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 659, pl. 33, fig. 3;
C. & 8. no. 3832.
¢. Head, thorax, and abdomen ochreous; wings whitish.
Fore wing with the base of costa olive-yellow; an antemedial
band widest at inner margin, with a waved line on it and sending
a fascia along median nervure and vein 4; a line on discocellulars
and curved line beyond them from costa to the fascia; a crenulate
postmedial line excurved below costa and with some olive-yellow
suffusion beyond it ; an indistinct dark dentate submarginal line ;
some olive-yellow on margin above middle. Hind wing with
oblique antemedial line from cell to inner margin ; a speck at end
of cell; -a slightly siuous postmedial line, with some olive-yellow
suffusion beyond it near inner margin; traces of a waved sub-
marginal line and a marginal line. |
Hab. Sikhim. Hap. 36 millim.
3384. Boarmia enormis, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 429.
¢. Golden brown, striated and suffused with fuscous. Fore
wing with a large patch of fuscous in, below, and beyond cell ; traces
of a waved submarginal line. Hind wing paler, with slight fuscous
irroration, thickest on outer area; traces of a speck at end of cell,
and of medial and marginal lines.
Hab. Nagas. Hap. 28 millim.
3385. Boarmia duplex, Moore, Lep. Ath. p. 239; C.§ S. no. 3295.
Differs from ernormis in being olive-green. Fore wing without
the fuscous suffusion; a double antemedial black band; medial
striga from costa; postmedial diffused and waved band; a waved
submarginal band, sending a patch to the margin below apex.
Hab. Nepal; Sikhim. zp. 36 millim.
BOARMIA, 259
3386. Boarmia conifera, Moore, Lep. Ath. p. 239; C. § 8. no. 3293.
Differs from ochrifasciata in being grey, suffused with sap-green,
which fades to yellow. Fore wing with a sinus in the postmedial
line beyond cell instead of the angle; a dark rufous patch below
the sinus ; the submarginal line with dark marks on it, two below
the apex extending to the margin. Hind wing with the post-
medial line evenly curved; the submarginal line with dark marks
on it.
Hab. Sikhim. Ep. 40 millim.
3387. Boarmia idzoides, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 239; C. & S. no. 3298.
Myrioblephara albipunctata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1898, p. 428.
Ketropis simplaria, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 221.
Pale grey, irrorated with fuscous. Fore wing with traces of
curved antemedial line. Hind wing with prominent antemedial
line: both wings with cell-speck; a curved and waved postmedial
black line, with some rufous on its outer edge; a crenulate sub-
marginal line with pale outer edge; a marginal series of black specks.
Hab. Khasis; Naga and Karen Hills. wp. 26 millim.
3388, Boarmia ochrifasciata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 240; C. & S
no. 3296.
Ectropis planaria, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 221.
Fore wing with vein 11 given off from 10 or coincident with it.
Yellowish-red brown, irrorated with fuscous. Fore wing with
antemedial curved black line, with an indistinct yellowish and
fuscous band inside it; a black spot at end of cell on traces of a
medial line; a postmedial black line highly angled beyond cell and
on vein 2, with yellowish and fuscous band beyond it; a pale waved
submarginal line, with dark blotch beyond it at middle and often
with dark marks in its sinuations; a marginal series of specks.
Hind wing pale, more or less irrorated with fuscous ; a speck at
end of cell and postmedial line; the inner area yellowish brown,
with traces of antemedial and submarginal lines. Underside pale,
with more or less fuscous suffusion; both wings with cell-spots ;
hind wing with postmedial line.
Hab. Dalhousie; Dharmsdla; Sikhim; Khdasis. Ewp. 28-30
millim.
3389. Boarmia irrorata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 240; C. § S. no. 3299,
2. Grey, thickly irrorated with black and suffused with
ochreous. Fore wing crossed by five diffused ochreous bands, th»:
marginal band being reduced to patches; indistinct antemedia’,
postmedial, and submarginal slightly waved lines. Hind wing
with three black lines, with diffused ochreous band beyond them.
Hab. Sikhim. ‘ Exp. 32 millim.
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V
260 GEOMETRID&.
_890. Boarmia leucozona, n. sp.
6. Fuscous grey. Fore wing with antemedial, medial, and
postmedial lines represented by series of specks ; traces of a waved
submarginal line, with an indistinct rufous band between it and
the postmedial line. Hind wing with antemedial and medial
lines, the area between them whitish and with a small black lunule
at end of cell; an indistinct waved submarginal line; both wings
with waved marginal line.
Hab. Nagas, 6000 feet (Doherty). Hap. 28 millim. Type in
coll. Elwes.
3391. Pea latifascia, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p- 106, pl. 150,
g. 4.
2. Fore wings with veins 10 and 11 stalked. Greyish white,
irrorated with brown and fuscous; metathorax blackish ; abdomen
with paired black spots on terminal segments. Fore wing with‘
an antemedial curved black line, the basal area being thickly
irrorated with black and with some yellowish suffusion ; a diffused
black patch at end of cell ; a postmedial line inwardly oblique from
vein 6 to 3, with the area beyond it yellowish and fuscous, as far as
the submarginal band of black lunules; some black marks on
margin. Hind wing with the black irroration slight; a spot at
end of cell and line from lower angle to inner margin. Underside
with the cell-spots of both wings large.
Hab. Nilgiri plateau. Hap. 25 millim.
3092. Rae crepuscularia, Hiibn. Samml. Eur. Schmett., Geom.
Oo’, :
Boarmia consonaria, Haw. Lep. Brit. p. 277.
Boarmia defessaria, Preyer, Beitr. Schmett. vi, p. 46, pl. 510, fig. 1.
Tephrosia dentilineata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 631; C, gy S.
no. 3359. 24
Fore wing with veins 10 and 11 stalked in male, coincident in
female, from the cell in the Indian form, usually stalked with
7, 8, 9 in the European.
Grey-brown, irrorated with fuscous. Fore wing with double
indistinct antemedial waved line, single medial and double post-
medial line, each with dark specks at the veins and the last incurved
below vein 3 and often with a dark patch beyond it at middle.
Hind wing with waved antemedial and medial lines; both wings
with a crenulate pale submarginal line and marginal series of
specks. Underside nearly uniform grey-brown.
-Hab.. Europe; Japan; China; N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim;
Khasis. Hvp., 6 38-45, 9 46-52 millim. .
3393. Boarmia bhurmitra, Wk. Cat. xxi, p. 381; Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iti
pl 191 fies 2sCr& 8. no. 3311. /
Boarmia dittusaria, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 882; C. § §. no. 3320.
Boarmia susceptaria, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1584.
Differs from crepuscularia in being much browner and less grey. —
BOARMIA, 261
In the female the coincident veins 10 and 11 of fore wing are
usually given off from 7, 8, 9.
Hab. Punjab; Sikhim; Nepal; Khandala; Nilgiris; Ceylon ;
Andamans; Java; Solomons. Lvp., ¢ 36-44, 2 48-58 millim.
/ 3394. Boarmia boarmiaria, Gwen. Pha. i, p. 282; Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii,
4 va pl. 192, figs" Sa, b-flarva) ; C. & S. no. 3370.,
q Boarmia inconclusa, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 382.
Racotis obliterata, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 482.
Racotis plenifasciata, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 432.
— Racotis sinuosa, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 433.
Fore wing with veins 10 and 11 stalked.
Brownish ochreous, thickly irrorated with rufous brown. Fore
wing with antemedial, medial, and postmedial series of specks,
the last with brownish patch at middle; an indistinct pale waved
submarginal line. Hind wing with indistinct antemedial line ;
crenulate postmedial line with brown patch at middle, and indis-
tinct waved submarginal line; both wings with marginal series of
specks. Underside pale ochreous, with prominent cell-spots; the
outer area fuscous with the margin paler.
Larva. Bright green, with pure white lateral line and short
streaks on 2nd and 11th somites; some reddish blotches above
and below the line.
Hab. Formosa; Sikhim; Assam; Nagas; Ceylon. Exp. 54
millim.
3395. Boarmia bisinuata, n. sp.
ae Differs from scripturaria (p. 282) in the an‘emedial line of fore
wing being evenly curved; the cell-spot black. Hind wing with
the postmedial line strongly excurved beyond cell and incurved
below cell.
Hab. Nepal; Sikhim. Zap. 34 millim. Type, ¢ in coll. Elwes,
2 in B. M.
/ 3396. Boarmia cessaria, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 383; Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii,
“ol 185, fies. 7, 7a; C.& Sno. 3156. 7
~~ Angerona preclararia, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1499.
Angerona pallicostaria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 620; C. § S.
no. 3158. 3
Fore wing with veins 10 and 11 stalked.
$. Head and base of collar black; thorax and base of abdomen
ochreous white; abdomen blackish, the anal tuft pale. Fore
wing ochreous white, irrorated and striated with fuscous ; traces
of a medial line and spot at end of cell; a crenulate postmedial
line, the area beyond it suffused with black except at costal area ;
traces of a submarginal waved line. Hind wing pale; the sub-
basal area thickly irrorated with black; an ill-defined antemedial
line and spot at end of cell; a postmedial series: of specks, with
' the area beyond them almost entirely suffused with black except
262 GEOMETRIDZ.
the marginal area from vein 4 to anal angle, on which there is a
black spot below vein 2.
¢@. Vinous fuscous; the thorax and costal area of fore wing
ereyish; hind wing with a short pale band above anal angle.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Canara; Nilgiris; Ceylon. Hzp., g 50,
2 54 millim.
b. (Psilalcis). Male with tufts of long hair from coxcee of hind legs
and edge of abdominal stigmata.
3397. Boarmia inceptaria, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1590.
Narapa breta, Swinh. P. Z. S. 1889, p. 426.
Cleora indistincta, Hmpsn. Il]. Het. viii, p. 106, pl. 150, fig. 3.
Reddish brown, irrorated with fuscous. Fore wing with an
indistinct waved antemedial line arising from a black mark on
costa; a black spot at end, of cell and ill-defined curved medial
line ; a postmedial line bent outwards at vein 6 and inwards to
near the medial line in interno-median interspace ; a pale waved
submarginal line; both wings with crenulate black marginal line.
Underside with fuscous marks on outer area and large patch below
apex of fore wing, or the whole outer area fuscous, except apex of
fore wing and anal area of hind wing. ‘The tufts on coxe and
abdomen of male ochreous.
The form indistincta is small and greyish, with the male tufts
pale fuscous.
Hab. Sikhim ; Nilgiris; Ceylon; Burma; Flores. Eup. (incep-
taria) 35, (andastincta) 24 millim.
B. (Prorhinia). Hind tibice of male dilated with a fold contanimg
a ridge of har.
a. Abdomen of male not hairy below.
3398. Boarmia pallidaria, Moore, Lep. Ath. p. 237; C. & S. no. 3278.
Pseudocoremia dendrellaria, Swinh. A.M. N. H. (6) xii, p. 156.
Fore wing with veins 10 and 11 stalked, 11 anastomosing
with 12.
Red-brown, irrorated with fuscous ; palpi black at sides. ore
wing with an oblique sinuous antemedial line ; a similar medial
line angled outwards below vein 2, and with traces of another line
inside it below the cell; a postmedial curved series of specks bent
inwards and becoming a line at vein 2, the area within its curve
pale; a pale waved submarginal line. Hind wing with speck at
end of cell and pale waved submarginal line; both wings with
dark crenulate marginal line. Underside with the outer area
dark.
Hab. Sikhim ; Khésis. Hay. 40 millim.
3399. Boarmia conspicuata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 2387; C. & S.
no. 3270.
@. Differs from palldaria in being uniform red-brown, without
BOARMIA. 263:
a pale patch on the disk of fore wing; the lines obsolescent; the
antemedial and medial lines arising from dark patches on the costa,
and the medial line not angled below vein 2; the postmedial line
dilated into a black patch between vein 2 and inner margin; some
dark suffusion inside the submarginal line of each wing.
Hab. Sikhim. wp. 36 millim.
‘vv 3400. Boarmia pingasoides, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 430.
3S. Palpi and frons blackish ; vertex of head white ; thorax and
abdomen pale rufous and fuscous. Wings white, suffused with
reddish fuscous except at base, the medial costal area, apex and
outer angle of fore wing, and the apex and anal area of hind wing.
Fore wing with indistinct double antemedial slightly curved lines ;
a large spot with dark outline at end of cell; a postmedial line
angled inwards in interno-median interspace ; an indistinct dentate
submarginal line. Hind wing with indistinct sinuous antemedial
line ; speck at end of cell; medial line with two sinuations beyond
cell ; indistinct dentate submarginal line; both wings with waved
marginal line. Underside with broad fuscous band on outer area,
leaving white patches on margin of both wings and inner margin
of hind wing.
Hab. Nagas. Exp. 28 millim.
b. (Paradarisa). Male with the underside of abdomen clothed
with long hair.
3401. Boarmia comparataria, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1582; C. & S.
no. 3405.
Fore wing with vein 11 given off from 12. Differs from erepus-
cularia (p. 260) in being red-brown, suffused with a green shade;
collar, metathorax, and abdomen with brown lines across them.
Fore wing with the double antemedial line more distinct ; the medial
reduced to a series of specks; the postmedial single, prominent,
and not incurved below vein 4, but slightly angled in interno-
median interspace, with short streaks beyond it on the veins and
a diffused fuscous patch from its middle to outer margin; a pale
waved submarginal line. Hind wing with the base dark; an ante-
medial line from cell to inner margin; a speck at end of cell; a
postmedial line excurved beyond cell, double below vein 6, and
with short streaks on the veins ; an indistinct pale waved submar-
ginal line; both wings with crenulate dark marginal line. Under-
side with more or less dark suffusion beyond the postmedial line.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim; Travancore. Hwvp. 46 millim.
Szor. IT. Antenne of male with two pairs of short slender branches
from each jomt; hind wing with a fold on inner margin con-
taining fringes of long hair; hind tibie dilated with a fold
containing a ridge of hair.
3402. Boarmia hedelaria, Swink. .4. M,N. H. (6) xii, p. 228.
g. Pale brown. Fore wing with subbasal dark striga from
264 GEOMETRID A&A.
costa; an antemedial waved line with diffused line inside it; a
speck at end of cell; a broken medial line angled at vein 6; a
postmedial line incurved below vein 2, with dark specks on the
veins and some suffusion beyond it; an indistinct pale waved sub-
marginal line. Hind wing with sinuous antemedial line; speck at
end of cell; crenulate postmedial line and pale waved submarginal
line. Underside with diffused submarginal fuscous band.
Hab. Nilgiris. Eup. 44 millim.
Szcr. IIT. (Ascotis), Antenne of male minutely serrate and
fasciculate; hind tibie slightly dilated.
_) 3403. Boarmia selenaria, Hiibn. Sammi. Eur. Schmett., Geom. fig. 163. ay
ol,
Boarmia dianaria, Hibn. Sammi. Eur. Schmett., Geom. fig. 483.
Boarmia reciprocaria, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 366.
Boarmia imparata, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 872; C. §& S. no. 3344,
Boarmia promptaria, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 879; C. & S. no. 3338,
_Opthalmodes cretacea, Buti. A. M. N. H. (5) iv, p. 373.
Ground-colour whitish, grey or pale fuscous, irrorated with
dark brown; abdomen with paired dark dorsal specks. Fore wing
with indistinct curved and slightly waved medial line, becoming
straight and antemedial on hind wing; both wings with grey-
centred lunule at end of cell; a prominent crenulate postmedial
line; traces of a sinuous submarginal pale line; a marginal series
of dark specks. Underside pale, with large black cell-spots; fore
wing with a diffused subapical black patch.
Hab. Europe; Amur; Japan; China; N.W. Himalayas;
Nepal; Khasis; Congo; S. Africa. Hup., g 45-50, 2 45-56
millim.
Sucr. IV. Antenne of male bipectinated to three-fourths length.
A. (Alcis). Hind tibice dilated with a fold containing
a ridge of har.
94. Male with no fold containing fringes of long haw on inner
maram of hind wing.
3404. Boarmia acaciaria, Boisd. Faun. Ent. Madag., Lép. 116, pl. 16,
fig. 4.
Boarmia cornaria, Guen. Phal. i, p. 254; C. & S. no. 3318. tae
Boarmia alienaria,. Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 870; Moore, Lep. Ceyl. 111, 7
pl. 191, figs. 1, la, 6 (larva); C. g& S. no. 3349.
Boarmia processaria, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 372; C. & S. no. 3382,
Boarmia repulsaria, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 374.
Boarmia invectaria, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 875; C. & S. no. 3326.
Boarmia procursaria, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 875; Moore, Lep. Ceyl. ii,
pl. 191, fig. 3; C. & S. no. 3347.
Boarmia properata, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 376; C. & S. no. 3334.
Boarmia injectaria, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 876; C. g S.no. 3361.
Boarmia concursaria, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 877; C. & S. no, 33165.
Boarmia determinata, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 384.
Boarmia sublectaria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1585.
BOARMIA. 265
Boarmia contectaria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 15387; C. & S. no. 3316.
/ Boarmia gelidaria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 537 2.
Boarmia ilustraria, W/k. Cat. xxvi, p. 1539.
Boarmia immemorata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1540.
Chogada fraterna, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 245; C. & S. no. 3350.
Differs from selenaria in the white forms having a rufous band
on second abdominal segment; the centre of cell-spots pure white ;
a rufous band inside the antemedial line of fore wing, and rufous
suffusion beyond the postmedial line, especially on apical area.
Cornaria is a fuscous form with the underside also fuscous,
usually with some white marginal patches beyond the submarginal
band ; procursaria is a variety of this form, with the postmedial
line of fore wing more oblique and slightly sinuous, not waved
from vein 6 to inner margin.
Acaciaria is a form with the ground-colour whitish on upper
and under sides, the submarginal band on the latter slightly deve-
loped ; 2lustraria, from Australia, has the black on outer area of
underside more extensive, whilst in determinata, from Borneo, it
covers nearly half the wing; in processaria, from Moulmein, there
is a prominent medial line to both wings excurved round the cell-
spot on fore wing, and sending a dark streak along vein 4 to outer
Fig. 187.—Boarmia acaciaria, d. }.
margin ; immemorata, from New Caledonia, is similar, but browner,
and with the streak on vein 4 developed on hind wing also; a
specimen from Sikhim has the ground-colour yellowish.
Larva green, with a pair of bifid dorsal processes on 5th somite,
and a pair of dorsal white spots on 11th somite; thoracic and anal
somites with black lateral specks; head and legs reddish. Food-
plant Cinnamomea.
Hab. W.and 8. Africa; Madagascar; China; Formosa; through-
out India, Ceylon, and Burma; Java; Borneo; Australia; New
Caledonia. Exp. 36-50 millim.
3405. Boarmia propulsaria, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 385.
Boarmia contiguata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 631; C. & S.
no. 3317.
3. Differs from acaciaria in being pale with browner markings ;
the obliquely waved antemedial line of fore wing and postmedial
line of both wings double; fore wing with a dentate medial line.
266 GEOMETRID #&.
Underside whitish, with the cell-spots large; the marginal area
black, with whitish patches on the margin.
A specimen from Tenasserim has the ground-colour yellow-
brown, the markings slate-colour.
Hab. Sikhim ; Khasis; Nagas; Tenasserim ; Sumatra; Borneo.
Exp. 42 millim.
3406. Boarmia variegata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 240; C. & S. no. 8291.
— + Cleora nebulosa, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1891, p. 488.
3. Differs from acaciaria in the fovea being very large and
further from the base, so that the median nervure is bent upwards ;
hind wing with the costa, costal and subcostal nervures much
arched. Red-brown; abdomen with a dark band on 1st segment.
Fore wing with the lines indistinct, the stigma at end of cell
without white centre; the postmedial line reduced to a series of
specks, and not angled beyond cell. Hind wing with a dark speck
replacing the white-centred stigma; the postmedial and submar-
ginal lines indistinct.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. ap. 36 millim.
3407. Boarmia melanosticta, n. sp.
3S. Pale red-brown ; head blackish; abdomen with black dorsal
bands and a large patch towards extremity. Fore wing with black
basal, medial, and submarginal patches on costa and a large patch
at outer angle; traces of waved antemedial, medial, and submar-
ginal lines and a postmedial series of black specks. Hind wing
with the outer margin highly crenulate; a broad medial black
band, somewhat broken at costa; a postmedial black band inter-
rupted at middle; an apical black patch; both wings with some
black specks on margin. Underside with black medial band and
postmedial series of spots to both wings.
Hab. Sikhim, 12,000 feet (Knyvett). Hap. 42 millim. Type in
coll. Elwes.
3408. Boarmia nigralbata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 421.
Veins 7, 8, 9,10 of fore wing stalked.
g. White, thickly irrorated with smoky black; head, thorax,
and abdomen suffused with black. Fore wing with the subbasal
and outer areas suffused with black ; a black speck at end of cell ;
a crenulate white submarginal line. Hind wing with the irrora-
tion thickest on area from lower angle of cell to anal angle; a
black speck at end of cell and crenulate white submarginal line.
Hab. Sikhim. xp. 40 millim.
3409. Boarmia semialba, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 241; C. § S. no. 3290.
Vinous brown, irrorated with fuscous. Fore wing with some
black at base; an antemedial black line slightly angled below
costa; a spot on discocellulars, and rufous suffusion on inner
BOARMIA. 267
medial area; a postmedial indistinct line bent outwards at veins
6 and 2; a submarginal waved grey line with black inside it and
rufous patch beyond it at middle; a marginal series of specks.
Hind wing semihyaline white, with traces of speck at end of cell
and postmedial series ; some fuscous striation on inner area and a
marginal striated band. Underside white, with cell-spots, post-
medial series of specks, and fuscous marginal band.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim; Khasis. Hap. 40 millim.
3410, Boarmia imbecilis, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 241; C. § S. no. 3289.
Differs from semialba in the fore wing having a black-edged
white patch at base on the fovea; the antemedial line obsolete ;
the postmedial line reduced to an almost straight series of specks,
with some whitish inside them, and a purplish band between them
and the waved submarginal line. Hind wing with no marginal
band, but some dark marks on inner margin, and traces of a sub-
marginal line.
Hab. Sikhim. ap. 40 millim.
/- 3411. Boarmia nigridorsaria, Guen. Phal.i, p. 232.
Cleora venustularia, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1579; C. & S. no, 3304. rh
Cleora decussata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 628, pl. 53, fig. 4;
C. & S. no. 38294.
Antenne of male with the branches rather short, stiff, and far
apart.
Oead whitish ; thorax black; abdomen whitish, with white band
on 1st segment, and dorsal black bands. Fore wing white, irro-
rated with black; a white spot on diffused black basal patch ;
slight traces of antemedial and medial lines arising from black
patches on costa; an indistinct postmedial line angled at vein 5,
with grey and black suffusion between it and the submarginal
waved white line, which has rufous and blackish patches beyond it
at middle. Hind wing white, with speck at end of cell and traces
of postmedial and submarginal lines. Underside with cell-spots ;
fore wing with incomplete submarginal band.
Some specimens have the fore wing much more evenly suffused
with fuscous and rutous, whilst decussata has two prominent
medial white bands conjoined at middle.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim. wp. 30-34 millim.
3412. Boarmia semiclarata, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1029; G §& S.
no. 3308. 4
Scotosia quadrifera, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1687.
Cleora ree WMoore, Pi. 'S.. W867, “p. 628)" Ca g& US.
no. 3302.
Rufous, irrorated with black; abdomen with white band on Ist
segment, and more or less black on dorsum. Fore wing with some
black at base; a curved antemedial line with diffused black inside
it ; a black spot at end of cell; a postmedial line angled at vein 6,
5
d
268 GEOMETRID&.
and with diffused black beyond it; a submarginal pale waved line,
with black patch beyond it below apex and ochreous patch at
middle. Hind wing pale ochreous, with some fuscous stria; a
speck at end of cell, and two indistinct fuscous lines. Underside
ochreous, irrorated with fuscous; black cell-spots and postmedial
line with black streaks on the veins.
Semiclarata has the hind wing striated on inner area only ; guadri-
fera is striated throughout.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim; Khdsis. Ewp., g 34, 2 40
millin.
3413. Boarmia atrostipata, Wik. Cat. xxv, p. 1854; C. & S.
no. 3276.
Red-brown, irrorated and striated with black; abdomen with a
white and black band on the Ist segment. Fore wing with ante-
and postmedial pale yellow black-edged bands, which vary in width,
the former slightly outwardly oblique, the latter inwardly oblique ;
a black speck at end of cell, with an indistinct crenulate line be-
yond it; an irregularly dentate submarginal pale line bent out to
outer angle, and with black spots in its angles. Hind wing paler;
a cell-spot and more or less prominent postmedial line with a pale
band on its outer edge.
flab. Simla; Sikhim. ap, 44-50 millim.
3414, Boarmia vialis, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 288, pl. 8, fig. 9; C.§ S.
no. 3275.
3. Differs from atrostipata in the branches of the antenne
being shorter. Fore wing with no antemedial band; the post-
medial band much broader, straight, and oblique. Hind wing with
the postmedial band very broad.
Hab. Sikhim ; Khasis. Zuvp. 42 millim.
3415. Boarmia glaucodisca, Swinh. A. M. N. H. (6) xiv, p. 189.
3. Red-brown, irrorated with black. Fore wing with traces of
a curved antemedial line arising from a black speck on costa; a
black spot at end of cell, with traces of a medial line curving
round it; the discal area greenish grey ; an oblique postmedial
series of specks; an irregularly dentate grey submarginal line; a
marginal series of black specks. Hind wing pale reddish, with a
few black strigz ; an indistinct cell-spot, and traces of a submar-
ginal line; a marginal series of black strigee. Underside yellowish
white; each wing with black cell-spot; fore wing with broad
marginal black band, with white patch on it at middle; hind wing
with apical black patch.
2 with only traces of the grey discal patch on fore wing.
Hind wing as dark as fore wing, with sinuous submarginal series
of specks and white submarginal line. Underside whiter.
Hab. Khasis; HE. Pegu. Exp. 40 millim.
ao
BOARMIA, 269
: ‘8416. Boarmia admissaria, Guen. Phal. i, p. 239; C. §& S. no. 3309.
Boarmia pleniferata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1538; C. § S. no. 3330.
Boarmia perspicuata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 680; G & S.
no. 3329.
Boarmia trikotaria, Feld. Reis. Nov. pl. 126, fig. 10; & & S.
no. 3338.
Boarmia iterata, Butl. P. Z. S. 1886, p. 389; C. § S. no. 3327.
Alcis vicina, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 243; C. § S. no. 3348.
Alcis nudipennis, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1888, p. 820; C. § S. no. 3340 a.
Alcis subnitida, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 421.
Fuscous brown ; red-brown or grey-brown, irrorated with black ;
abdomen with grey band on Ist segment. Fore wing with curved
antemedial black line ; a medial oblique line usually dentate below
the cell, with a black discocellular line on it; a sinuous postmedial
line, usually with some dark suffusion beyond it; an indistinct
pale waved submarginal line. Hind wing with antemedial line;
sometimes a line on discocellulars ; an obliquely curved postmedial
line; a pale waved submarginal line; both wings with crenulate
black marginal line. Underside pale ochreous ; fore wing with
fuscous patch at apex, or complete submarginal or marginal band.
Hind tibie with the ridge of hair pale or black.
The form pleniferata, from Bhutan, is fuscous brown ; fore wing
with a dark spot beyond middle of postmedial line: érikotaria, from
the N.W. Himalayas, is a reddish form, typically with the medial
area of fore wing whitish: nudipennis, also from the N.W. Hima-
layas, is greyish, often with the medial line of fore wing straight
and close to the antemedial line: typical admissaria is dark, with
an olive tinge, more variegated with grey ; fore wing with a post-
medial rufous shade; the waved submarginal line grey: subnitida
is much more uniform dark grey.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas; Bhutan; Khasis. Exp. 42-50 millim.
3417. Boarmia sikkima, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 242; C.& S. no. 3341.
Alcis subrufaria, Warr. P. Z. S. 18938, p. 422.
6. Differs from adnvissaria form trikotaria in the medial line of
fore wing being bent outwards round the black band on discocellulars ;
the medial area rufous ; both wings with a nearly regular postmedial
series of specks instead of the sinuous line. Underside more
ochreous, with more black irroration on basal and outer areas.
Hab. Sikhim. Lap. 54-64 millim.
, 3418. Boarmia reparata, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 880; C. § S. no. 3336.
Fore wing with veins 10 and 11 stalked, connected with 12, and
10 connected with 8 and 9.
6. Red-brown, irrorated with fuscous. Fore wing with irre-
gularly waved indistinct antemedial line; an indistinct waved line
arising from a spot at middle of costa, and ending at lower angle
of cell; both wings with a dentate postmedial line, oblique from
vein 5 to inner margin of fore wing; a pale dentate submarginal
line with fuscous marks in the sinuations; a marginal series of
ee)
270 GEOMETRID ZA.
dark specks. Underside fuscous ; fore wing with the costa pale,
with fuscous strie ; a pale patch at apex and dark spot on disco-
cellulars.
@ greyer, with the postmedial line more dentate and the sub-
marginal more prominent; underside with the basal two-thirds
paler, and a postmedial band.
Hab. Khasis. EHap., 5 48, 2 50 millim.
3419. Boarmia cineracea, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 244; C. & S.
no. 3355.
Astacuda ampla, Mocre, Lep. Atk. p. 244; C. & S. no. 3354.
¢g. Antenne with the branches long. Pale grey, evenly and
thickly irrorated with fuscous, and with slight brown suffusion.
Fore wing with an antemedial line from costa to median nervure ;
a medial spot on costa, with a spot below it on discocellulars; an
oblique dentate postmedial line terminating on middle of inner
margin; a crenulate submarginal line, with some white on its
outer edge. Hind wing with irregular antemedial series of black
spots; dentate postmedial and submarginal lines. Underside
fuscous grey; black cell-spots, postmedial line, and suffusion on
outer area ; fore wing with the costa ochreous, with some black
strige on it; the apex whitish.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Hap. 62 millim.
3420. Boarmia sublavaria, Guen. Phal. i, p. 256; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
iii, pl. 190, fies. 2,2a; C. & S. no, 3348. 7 /,
Catoria olivescens, Moore, Lep. Ath. p. 244; C. & S. no. 3346.
Fore wing with veins 10 and 11 stalked in male, and sometimes
connected with 12; female with 11 anastomosing or coincident
with 12.
Greyish white; frons and palpi black; wings irrorated with
pale fuscous spots. Fore wing with antemedial, both wings with
medial, postmedial, submarginal, and marginal series of specks;
traces of a ring-spot at end of cell. Underside fuscous, with very
large black cell-spots and white marginal patches at apex and
middle of each wing.
The form olivescens is somewhat suffused with pale fuscous.
Hab. Throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma; Borneo. Exp.
40-45 millim.
3421. Boarmia trispinaria, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 378; C. § S. no. 3339.
Differs from sublavaria in the frons being grey; the markings
brownish ; a dark spot at end of cell of each wing with tridentate
white mark on it. Underside white, with black patch at end of
cell and broad band across apex of each wing.
Hab. Kulu; Sikhim ; Khasis; Upper Burma; Mergui. Ezp.
50 millim.
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b. (Serraca). Male with fold on inner margin of hind wing
containing fringes of long hair.
? 3422. Boarmia infixaria, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 379; C. § S. no. 33265.
3. Greyish red-brown. Wings with the antemedial line ex-
curved below costa of fore wing; a grey-centred dark spot at end
of cell of fore wing, with striga from costa above it ; a slightly waved
postmedial line excurved beyond cell, then on fore wing oblique to
inner margin, near which it has a short line inside it; traces of a
dentate pale submarginal line ; a marginal series of specks. Under-
side whitish, with large black cell-spots ; a postmedial more or less
prominent narrow band excurved beyond cell; a patch at apex of
fore wing, or complete marginal band to both wings.
© greyer.
Hab. Sikhim ; Bombay; Burma. vp. 36 millim.
| 3423. Boarmia transcissa, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 380; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
7 iii, p. 416, pl 190; figs. 3, 3a; C. & S. no. 3353. 7
c Boarmia lineataria, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1585.
Chogada latipennis, Butl. Ill. Het. vii, p. 103, pl. 136, fig. 2.
Boarmia ratotaria, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 216, pl. ii,
Te: ae
Differs from infivaria in the antemedial line of fore wing being
less regular ; the cell-spots smaller; the medial line waved; the
postmedial line of both wings more oblique ; the submarginal line
much more prominent. Underside pale fuscous, with small cell-
spots, obsolescent postmedial line, and diffused marginal band.
Ratotaria is a rather dark form from Bhutan and the Khasis.
Hab. Dharmsala; Sikhim; Bhutan; Assam; Nilgiris; Ceylon ;
Burma; Java. Lap. 38—44 millim.
B. (Boarmia). Hind tibie of male not dilated.
a. Fore wing of male of normal breadth.
- 3424. Boarmia impletaria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1536; C. § S. no. 3324.
Differs from typical acaciaria (p. 264) in the underside being
pale fuscous, with dark cell-spots and slight suffusion at apex of
each wing.
The Canarese specimen has fuscous suffusion inside the ante-
medial and beyond the postmedial line of fore wing, and beyond
the ante- and postmedial lines of hind wing.
Hab. Ganjam; Canara; Nilgiris. wp. 46 millim.
(3425. Boarmia albifera, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 241; C. § S. no. 3288,
6. Rufous, striated and suffused with black ; antennz with the
shaft black and white. Fore wing with a broad white band from
costa beyond middle to outer margin below the middle, and
sending a fork to above outer angle; traces of antemedial, post-
medial, and submarginal waved lines; the postmedial excurved
oT GEOMETRID&.
beyond cell, then incurved below the cell. Hind wing fuscous grey,
with pale strice.
@ with a portion of the band of fore wing near the outer
margin ochreous.
Hab. Sikhim. Lap. 38 millim.
3426. Boarmia flavimedia, n. sp.
$. Head, thorax, and abdomen olive-yellow. Fore wing olive-
yellow, with fuscous strize; the basal half to near end of cell
suffused with fuscous, leaving specks of the ground-colour ; a large
black cell-spot; the outer area suffused with fuscous, except a
marginal patch of yellow below apex and another at middle joining
the medial yellow area, a waved submarginal line forming pale-edged
lunules above middle. Hind wing olive-yellow, with fuscous
strie ; the outer area almost entirely fuscous.
Hab. Sikhim. Hp. 40 millim. Type in B. M.
3427. Boarmia megaspilaria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 629; C. § S.
no. 3300.
6. Head, thorax, and abdomen fuscous ; a white dorsal spot on
1st segment of abdomen. Fore wing fuscous brown, the inner
area reddish; the outer area darkest, with a fulvous patch at
middle ; a black spot at end of cell; the antemedial, medial, and
postmedial lines represented by obscure spots on the costa and
inner margin. Hind wing reddish fulvous, irrcrated with fuscous ;
the basal and inner areas suffused with fuscous; an indistinct
speck at end of cell and oblique postmedial and submarginal lines.
2 with the markings of the fore wing more prominent.
Hab. Sikhim. Hap. 40 millim.
3428. Boarmia tenera, Warr. P. Z. S. 1898, p. 422.
Alcis dasimaria, Swink. A. M. N. H. (6) xii, p. 228.
dS. Veins 10 and 11 of fore wing sometimes stalked; pale,
irrorated with black; head and thorax reddish; abdomen with a
pale band on Ist segment. Fore wing reddish; a sinuous ante-
medial black line; a speck at end of cell; a sinuous postmedial
line excurved at vein 6 and obsolescent towards inner margin; a
waved submarginal pale line. Hind wing with speck at end of
cell and traces of postmedial and submarginal lines; both wings
with series of marginal black specks. Underside pale, with speck
at end of cell and postmedial line.
Q whiter, with prominent dark irroration and hardly any
rufous suffusion.
Hab. Sikhim. ep. 34 millim.
3429. Boarmia fuliginea, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 120, pl. 102, fig. 4.
Psilalcis atrifasciata, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 431.
Veins 10 and 11 of fore wing stalked; (hind legs wanting).
Pale rufous, suffused with darker rufous and slightly irrorated with
silvery and fuscous scales. Fore wing with waved ante- and post-
BOARMIA. 2733
medial lines, the latter angled beyond the cell, and the area be-
tween the two suffused with black; an indistinct pale waved sub-
marginal line with a blackish patch beyond it above middle. Hind
wing with indistinct dark medial and pale dentate submarginal
lines.
Hab. Sikhim; Nilgiris. Evp., ¢ 30, 2 38 millim.
3430. Boarmia adamata, Feld. Reis. Nov. pl. 126, figs. 5,5a; C&S:
no. 3305.
A Menophra imbecilis, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 410, pl. 187, fig. 7;
C. & S. n0. 3272.
Narapa indistincta, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. ii, p. 411, pl. 187, fig. 5;
C. § S. no. 3306.
Narapa similaris, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. ili, p. 411, pl. 187, fig. 9
C.§ S. no. 3307.
Narapa umbrata, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. ili, p. 411, pl. 187, fig. 10
C. & S. no. 3308.
g. Veins 10 and 11 of fore wing stalked, and 11 anastomosing
with 12. Red-brown, irrorated and suffused with fuscous. Fore
wing with two antemedial curved lines approaching each other
towards inner margin; a speck at end of cell, with strige from
costa above it; a postmedial line angled at vein 5, then obliquely
sinuous to inner margin, sometimes with black spot beyond it at
middle. Hind wing with indistinct antemedial line, speck at end
of cell; postmedial line excurved round cell; both wings with
dentate grey-edged submarginal line and crenulate black marginal
line. Underside orange-fulvous, with spots at end of cell, and
irregular postmedial line; the outer area of fore wing black,
with pale patches at apex and middle ; hind wing with black patch
at middle of margin.
2 with the ground-colour grey, suffused in parts with fulvous,
and sometimes with dark suffusion beyond postmedial iine of fore
wing.
Hab. Ceylon. Exp. 35-44 millim.
3431. Boarmia pallida, Himpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 106, pl. 150, fig. 9.
Veins 10 and 11 of fore wing stalked, 11 becoming coincident
with 12. Greyish white, irrorated with fuscous. Fore wing with
three antemedial specks, the one on costa largest ; a speck at end
of cell and spot on costa above it; a maculate postmedial line ex-
curved from vein 6 to 2; a submarginal crenulate line ; a marginal
series of specks. Hind wing with antemedial specks; a speck at
end of cell; a postmedial crenulate line excurved beyond cell ; sub-
marginal and marginal crenulate lines. Underside pale, with broad
marginal fuscous band with white patches at apex and middle;
hind wing with submarginal fuscous shade.
Hab. Nilgiris. Exp. 30 millim.
4 3432. Boarmia retrahens, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 236; C.§ 8. no. 8285.
$. Olive-brown, irrorated with dark brown and leaden grey.
Fore wing with a fulyous patch on inner margin near base; an
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274 GEOMETRID®.
indistinct antemedial line; a black spot on discocellulars; an in-
distinct medial line excurved round the end of cell and bent
inwards below the angle; an obliquely crenulate postmedial line
nearly joining the medial line at inner margin; an oblique sub-
marginal line with traces of a lunulate line beyond it, a fulvous
spot on it below apex, and larger spots on its inner edge at veins 5
and 1. Hind wing with oblique antemedial line ; a crenulate post-
medial line ; an indistinct sinuous submarginal line, with traces of
a lunulate line beyond it, and some fulvous inside it at vein 6 and
towards inner margin.
Hab. Sikhim. xp. 65 millim.
3433. Boarmia nilgirica, Hmpsn. Ili. Het. viii, p. 107, pl. 150,
tig, 12,
3. Grey, evenly irrorated with fuscous and slightly suffused with
rufous. Fore wing with two antemedial lines excurved below
costa and cblique towards inner margin; a dark spot at end of
cell; an indistinct waved medial line and crenulate grey-edged
postmedial and submarginal lmes. Hind wing with indistinct
antemedial line; a spot at end of cell; crenulate grey-edged
postmedial and submarginal lines, the former excurved beyond
eell; both wings with crenulate dark marginal line. Underside
pale with cell-spots; waved irregular postmedial lme; the outer
area of fore wing fuscous, with pale patches at apex and middle.
Hab. Nilgiri plateau; Travancore. Hxp. 46 millim.
: W 3434, Boarmia granitaria, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 246; C.§ S. no, 3408.
: Alcis sublimis, Butt. Ill. Het. vii, p. 105, pl. 185, fig. 19.
3. Grey and pale fulvous, irrorated and suffused with fuscous
black. Fore wing with the basal area almost entirely suffused with
fuscous ; traces of an antemedial line; a lunule on discocellulars ;
a short medial band from costa; the medial area pale; outer area
mostly suffused with fuscous, a postmedial series of specks and
submarginal waved grey line. Underside pale, with the marginal
area fuscous, with pale patches at apex of fore wing and middle of
marein of both wings.
® usually with the whole of both wings much more uniformly
irrorated with fuscous.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim. Hwp., g 44, Q 44-50
millim.
b. Fore wing of male long and narrow,
3435. Boarmia hybernaria, Swink. P. Z. S. 1885, p. 862, pl. 56,
fig. 4; C.§ S. no, 3749.
3g. Fuscous brown; both wings with speck at end of cell;
traces of ante- and postmedial lines; the outer area darker,
Hab. Bombay ; Nilgiris. Hap. 34 millim.
3436. Boarmia nigrescens, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 420.
Fore wing with veins 7, 8, 9, 10 stalked
BOARMIA. 26
$. Head, thorax, and abdomen rufous and fuscous black.
Fore wing with a large dark-speckled rufous patch at base and
conjoined patches on outer area, smallest towards costa, largest
towards inner margin. Hind wing with a similar patch on inner
half of outer area; both wings with a dark speck at end of cell and
the cilia intersected with rufous. Underside fuscous, with some
rufous on costa of fore wing beyond middle.
Q. The wings broader; fore wing with no fulvous at base;
hind wing with an indistinct waved postmedial line.
The rufous markings are often almost obsolete.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Margharita, Assam. Ezp., ¢ 35-38,
Q 50 millim.
ee Boarmia fimbriata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 628; 0. ¢ S.
no, 3297.
3. Differs from Diane in being chiefly rufous, the black
suffusion being confined on the fore wing to the costal area from
the base to the postmedial line, and on the hind wing to between
the antemedial and medial lines. Fore wing with oblique ante-
medial, crenulate oblique postmedial, and traces of submarginal
lines ; a spot at end of cell, dark patch on margin below apex, and
marginal series of black specks. Hind wing with speck at end of
cell; antemedial and crenulate medial lines, the latter with grey
on its outer edge; traces of submarginal line, with some grey
marks on it below apex ; marginal series of specks.
Hab. Sikhim; Nagas. Hap. 40 millim.
Group II. Male with no fovea at base of fore wing.
Sror. I. Hind wing with vein 5 absent.
Js (Hemerophila). Male with the antenne: bipectinated, the branches
decumbent ; hind tibse usually dilated with a fold and tuft of hair.
a. Male with no secondary sexual patch to hind wing.
— a’. Fore wing with vein 10 from the cell.
/ 3438. Boarmia subplagiata, Wk. Cat. xxi, p. 319; C&S. no. 3284. J
Hemerophila retractaria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 627; C.§ 8.
no. 3283.
Hemerophila senilis, But?. Ill. Het. ii, p. 48, pl. 35, fig. 12.
Hemerophila jugorum, Feld. Reis. Nov. pl. 126, fig. a Cn Sas
no. 3280.
Menophra torridaria, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 237, pl. 8, fig. 27;
C. & S. no. 3274,
Hemerophila lignata, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 680.
Ochreous grey-brown, rufous, or fuscous brown, with dark
irroration and striz; collar often fringed with black, and the
thorax hoary. Fore wing with antemedial black line, angled on
subcostal and median nervures, then oblique and slightly sinuous
to inner margin; a speck beyond it at end of cell; a postmedial
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276 GEOMETRIDA.
black line highly angled on vein 7, then oblique to inner margin,
and with some dark suffusion beyond it, especially below apex.
Hind wing with waved black line from near apex to inner margin
before anal angle, some dark suffusion beyond it; both wings with
waved marginal black line. Underside whitish, with a more or less
developed broad dark submarginal band.
The base of the fore wing may be suffused with fuscous or grey
and with grey beyond the postmedial line, and a large white patch
on outer margin of hind wing near anal angle.
Hab. Japan; N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim. wp. 42 millim.
3439, Boarmia delineata, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 887.
Hemerophila canidorsata, Wik, Cat. xxxv, p. 1578; C. & S.
no. 3269.
Menophra nigrifasciata, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 105, pl. 150,
tical
Hemerophila subpilosa, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 434.
Differs from subplagiata 11 being more stoutly built; the fore
wing less produced. Males with the underside of hind wing
clothed with long rough hair and scales on the inner area, especially
betow the middle of cell.
The range of variation is similar. In the form nigrifasciata
from the Nilgiris the black lines are stronger, and on the fore
wing the ante- and postmedial lines approach each other at lower
angle of cell; underside without the dark band beyond the post-
medial line.
Hab. Khasis; Nilgiris; Ceylon; Borneo. wp. 40 millim.
3440. Boarmia perserrata, Wik. Cat. xxv, p. 1853; C. § S. no. 3824,
o. Antenne bipectinated almost to apex, tibiz not dilated and
without fold. Colour rufous, suffused with fuscous. Differs from
subplagiata in the antemedial line of fore wing being less angled
on subcostal and median nervures, then less oblique, the post-
medial less angled at vein 7. Hind wing with the postmedial line
excurved from costa to vein 4. Underside uniform in colour.
@ yellower brown.
Hab. Canara; Nilgiris. xp. 42 millim.
3441. Boarmia humeraria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 627; C. & S.
no, 3279. 4p.
g. Differs from subplagiata in being larger, paler, and redder.
Fore wing with the antemedial line double, much more highly
angled below costa and beyond lower angle of cell, then very
oblique ; the postmedial line indistinct, with other indistinet waved
lines beyond it. Hind wing with the oblique postmedial line and
black line beyond it more distinct; the latter with fine rufous lines
beyond it; the margin produced to points at veins 4 and 7.
‘Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Zwp. 60 millim.
BOARMIA, 277
3442. Boarmia cuprearia, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 626; C & S.
no. 3278.
6. Dark purple-grey, irrorated and suffused with fuscous.
Fore wing with the veins rufous; indistinct waved subbasal and
antemedial lines; a spot at end of cell; a double waved post-
medial line; a submarginal series of indistinct patches traversed
by a rufous line from vein 4 to inner margin. Hind wing with a
speck at end of cell; two crenulate postmedial lines; a diffused
maculate submarginal band traversed by a rufous line from vein 4
to anal angle; both wings with crenulate marginal line.
Hab. Sikhim. Hap. 46 millim.
b’. Fore wing with veins 10 and 11 stalked.
3443, Boarmia contubernalis, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 238; C. & S.
no. 9360;
$. Differs from perserrata in being grey-brown. Fore wing
with the antemedial line curved and not angled on median nervure :
the postmedial line curved beyond the cell and less oblique. Hind
wing with the postmedial line almost straight and not so oblique.
Hab. Khasis. Hap. 40 millim.
3444. Boarmia separata, Wik. Cat. xxi, p.'881; !Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
il, pl. 202, fig. 8; C.§ S. n. 3345.
Boarmia retractaria, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 386.
Boarmia intectaria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1535.
3. Rufous, suffused and striated in parts with black. Fore
wing of male with a slight ridge representing the fovea ; a broad, ill-
defined, pale fascia from base to outer margin below apex; the
costal, inner, and outer areas striated and suffused with black; an
indistinct annulus at end of cell, and traces of a waved postmedial
line. Hind wing striated with black; the basal area suffused with
fuscous; a crenulate postmedial line; an incomplete submarginal
black band. Underside fuscous, with the cell-spots prominent.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Ceylon; Java; Borneo. Lap. 48
millim.
c. Fore wing with vein 10 stalked with 7, 8, 9.
| (3445. Boarmia dentilinea, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 431.
3. White, suffused and irrorated with black. Fore wing w:tha
waved antemedial line; a crenulate postmedial line approaching
the medial line below vein 2, the area between the two suffused
with black, and with a black spot at end of cell; outer area suffused
with black, and with an ill-defined waved submarginal white line.
Hind wing with slight black irroration ; a spot at end of cell, and
postmedial line excurved and crenulate below vein 4.
Hab. Sikhim; Rangoon. Exp. 26 millim.
278 GEOMETRID&,
3446. Boarmia albibasis, n. sp.
@. Fore wing with vein 11 absent. Head rufous and fuscous ;
thorax and abdomen white. Wings with the basal half white,
slightly striated with fuscous, this area being bounded by a slight
dark line angled at vein 3 of fore wing; the outer half rufous,
irrorated with fuscous ; fore wing with postmedial series of black
specks, and a maculate indistinct submarginal line.
Hab. Sikhim (Knyvett). Hap. 28 millim. Type in coll. Elwes.
3447. Boarmia semicirculata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 654; C.§ S.
no. 3779.
Anagoge concinna, Warr. P. Z, S. 1898, p. 411.
Fore wing with vein 11 absent. Head, thorax, and abdomen
erey and brown; an orange ring at base of collar, and white
band at base of abdomen; wings pale fuscous, much irrorated
with black. Fore wing with traces of a waved antemedial
line; a black cell-speck ; a broad ill-defined yellowish-white
postmedial band, forking towards costa and not reaching inner
margin; blue-grey and orange marginal lines, the latter with a
series of black specks on it; cilia fuscous. Hind wing with
traces of cell-speck, ante- and postmedial lines; the margin as on
fore wing.
One female has an antemedial white band to fore wing, the
postmedial band reaching inner margin, running out nearly to
outer margin at middle, and not forked towards costa; hind wing
with a diffused white band on postmedial area.
Hab. Sikhim; Nagas. Hap., ¢ 22, 9 26-30 millim.
3448, Boarmia albipicta, Warr. P. Z. S. 1898, p. 410.
@. Differs from semicirculata, of which it is possibly an extreme
form, in being much darker; no orange collar or white abdominal
band. Fore wing with the postmedial band reduced to narrow
bands from costa to vein 5, and vein 2 to inner margin; a sub-
marginal white spot below vein +; a series of marginal orange
specks to both wings. Hind wing with indistinct dark postmedial
line bent outwards between veins 2 and 4.
Hab. Sikhim. Hap. 34 millim.
b. Male with a patch of silvery differentiated scales below end of cell
of hind wing ; abdomen hairy below ; hind legs with long curved
hair from end of tibia.
3449, Boarmia combustaria, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1597; C & S.
no, 3314,
Cleora albidentata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p.629; C.§ S. no, 8292.
Red-brown; thorax and abdomen barred with black. Fore
wing striated and suffused with fuscous ; obliquely sinuous ante-
and postmedial lines, the latter crenulate ; a black spot at end of
BOARMIA. 979
cell; an indistinct waved pale submarginal line with a whitish
spot at middle. Hind wing whitish, irrorated with fuscous ; the
inner and outer areas tinged with fulvous; a spot at end of cell;
an oblique postmedial line from vein 6 to inner margin ; traces of
a submarginal line; a black marginal line.
In the variety of the female albidentata the white spots and
dentate marks on the submarginal line of fore wing are prominent.
Hab. Sikhim. Exp. 42 millim.
B. (Apophyga). Antenne of male with the branches stiff and
horizontal ; fore wing with vein 10 from cell.
3450. Boarmia sericea, Warr. P. Z. S. 1898, p. 418.
3. Head and collar black-brown; thorax yellowish white ;
abdomen rufous, with a black line on basal segment. Fore wing
dark red-brown, with a few dark strie; a broad yellowish-white
fascia occupying the costal one third of wing, the base of costa
dark brown; traces of medial and submarginal pale waved lines
on the brown area, the latter with two prominent white spots on
it at middle. Hind wing whitish, the basal two-thirds slightly
irrorated with brown, the outer third thickly irrorated and
suffused ; prominent slightly sinuous black antemedial and medial
bands from below vein 6 to inner margin, and traces of a sub-
marginal pale line.
Hab. Sikhim. Exp, 42 millim.
C. Antenne bipectinated in both sexes ; fore wing with
Ay, veins 10 and 11 stalked.
Reddish grey, suffused and irrorated with fuscous; palpi and
frons black ; abdomen blackish at base. Fore wing suffused with
fuscous, the costal area greyish and widest at base; a medial
black line dentate from costa to lower angle of cell, then oblique
and slightly sinuous to inner margin; a similar postmedial line
angled outwards to near margin below the costa. Hind wing
reddish grey with fuscous striation; a slightly sinuous oblique
black line from near apex to inner margin beyond middle; the
marginal area darker, with traces of a pale sinuous submarginal
line. Underside paler, with cell-spot and indistinct crenulate
postmedial line.
Hab. Japan; Dharmsdla; Sikhim. JEzwp., g 58, 2 58-70
millim.
D. Antenne of male serrate and fasciculated ; fore wing
with veins 10 and 11 free.
3452. Boarmia virescens, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 126; dd. Il.
Het. vi, pl. 116, fig. 1; C. & S. no. 3268,
Red-brown, irrorated and striated with brown and black; collar
280 GEOMETRIDA,
fringed with black. Wings with an olive-green tinge. Fore wing
with black lunule at end of cell and indistinct crenulate postmedial
and submarginal lines. Hind wing with spot at end of cell and
traces of media] and submarginal lines; a series of black striz on
margin. Underside of fore wing with a postmedial band of
whitish strie, and the apex whitish.
Hab. Sikhim. Ezxp., 3 84, 9 110 millim.
E. Antenne of male ciliated.
a. (Abaciscus). Abdomen of male not hairy below.
3453. Boarmia tristis, Buti. Ii]. Het. vii, p. 102, pl. 185, fig. 18.
3. Black; abdomen irrorated with white. Fore wing with
waved black antemedial, medial, and crenulate postmedial lines;
traces of a submarginal lunulate line; some white irroration on
inner margin at the ante- and postmedial lines, and a large patch
at middle of outer margin. Hind wing irrorated with white; a
medial indistinct line; a crenulate postmedial line, with black-
speckled white band beyond it extending to the margin at middle.
Underside fuscous and white.
flab. Dharmsdla; Simla. wp. 40 millim.
3454, Boarmia figlina, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1890, p. 205, pl. 7,
fio. 5.
3. Fuscous, irrorated with grey; the vertex of head white ;
the anal tuft ochreous. Fore wing with some pale striw on the
costa and specks on the veins; very indistinct antemedial and
medial dark lines, and better defined postmedial crenulate lines ;
some submarginal white specks. Hind wing with medial dark
line and crenulate postmedial line edged with white ; some sub-
marginal white specks.
flab, Khasis; Karen Hills. Zap. 34 millim.
3455. Boarmia lamprosticta, n. sp.
dS. Head and thorax black-brown, irrorated with silvery scales ;
abdomen brownish white. Fore wing whitish, irrorated with
silvery scales; the basal area black-brown, with prominent silver
irroration ; a large olive-green spot in end of cell; a triangular
postmedial silver-irrorated black-brown costal patch; outer area
suffused with pale rufous and striated with brown ; a dark sub-
marginal spot at middle, and traces of a pale submarginal line.
Hind wing whitish, with brown striz ; a small black basal patch,
the outer area suffused with rufous, and with waved pale submar-
ginal line; some chestnut patches towards apex. Underside
fulvous yellow, with sinuous black submarginal line expanding into
patches towards inner margin of fore wing and costa of hind
wing.
Hab, Ndgas; Tenasserim. Hap. 40 millim. Type in coll.
Elwes.
BOARMIA. 281
b. (Gasterocoma). Abdomen of male clothed with long hair below.
a’. Abdomen with no tuft below.
8456. Boarmia pannosaria, Moore, P. Z. 8. 1867, p. 629; C. § S.
‘
~ no. 3801.
¢o. Head, thorax, and abdomen purplish ; pale spots on vertex
of head and metathorax, and paired black specks on abdomen.
Fore wing greenish, with the outer area purplish; a double waved
antemedial line ; a medial line from cell to inner margin; a black
patch with pale line on it at end of cell running outwards as a
streak above vein 4; traces of two postmedial lines and a lunulate
submarginal line. Hind wing ochreous white, with the outer area
purplish; a spot at end of cell and brownish streaks above anal
angle and on the margin; both wings with a marginal series of
black lunules. Underside ochreous, with the marginal area of
both wings and patch on fore wing purplish.
Hab. Dalhousie; Sikhim; Khasis. Hp. 40 millim.
b'. Abdomen with a large tuft of black-tipped hair below
on middle segments.
3457. Boarmia euryzona.
éPecilalcis latitasciata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 427 (preeocc.).
¢ Yellow and fuscous; abdomen with the anal tuft orange.
Fore wing with the base yellow and fuscous ; antemedial and post-
medial oblique ochreous bands ; the medial area fuscous ; the outer
area fuscous, becoming yellow with fuscous spots towards the
postmedial line; an indistinct lunulate submarginal line. Hind
wing with the basal half pale, spotted with fuscous; a spot at end
of cell; a medial ochreous band ; the outer area fuscous, with some
yellow near the medial band and an indistinct lunulate submarginal
line.
2 with the fuscous on medial area of fore wing and outer
area of both wings reduced and variegated with yellow.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Hap. 40 millim.
F. Antenne of male thickened and flattened.
a. (Micrabraxas). Fore wing with vein 10 stalked with 7, 8, 9,
and anastomosing with 11.
_ 3458. Boarmia punctigera, Butl. Ill. Het. vii, p. 118, pl. 187, fig. 7.
gd. Head, thorax, and fore wing olive-green, irrorated with
black; abdomen and hind wing grey, irrorated with fuscous.
Fore wing with antemedial, medial, and postmedial series of black
specks, and a speck at end of cell; two prominent dentate sub-
marginal marks between veins 4 and 6, and others less prominent
towards costa and inner margin; a marginal series of black spots.
Hind wing with marginal black specks ; the cilia ochreous.
Hab. Dharmsala, exp. 40 millim,
282 GEOMETRID#,
3459, Boarmia incolorata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 427.
@. Differs from punctigera in the head, thorax, and fore wing
being grey, very thickly irrorated with black. Fore wing with the
series of specks and the submarginal dentate marks less prominent.
Hind wing more thickly irrorated with fuscous and with an indis-
tinct cell-spot; the cilia grizzled.
Hab. Sikhim, 12,000 feet. Hap. 42 millim.
b. (Hirasa). Fore wing with vein 10 from cell and
anastomosing with 11.
3460, Boarmia scripturaria, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1590; C. & S.
no. 3361.
Scotopteryx permuscosa, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 432.
Pale brown, with slight darker irroration anda purplish bloom ;
a slight white tuft on metathorax. Fore wing with a sinuous
antemedial line slightly angled below the costa ; a speck at end of
cell, a postmedial black line produced to a point on vein 6, then
incurved to below end of cell ; traces of a pale dentate submarginal
line. Hind wing with a speck at end of cell; an oblique black
slightly sinuous postmedial line, produced to a slight point at
vein 6; traces of a dentate submarginal line; both wings with
crenulate marginal line. Underside almost uniformly pale.
The variety permuscosa has the antemedial line of fore wing
more erect and excurved below median nervure; the postmedial
line excurved beyond cell and less oblique ; greyish fuscous patches
on the dentate submarginal line below apex and above inner
margin. Hind wing with the postmedial line slightly sinuous
beyond cell; large greyish-fuscous spots on the submarginal line
below vein 6 and above inner margin. Underside with a broad
diffused fuscous submarginal band.
Hab. Kulu; Sikhim; Bhutan; Khasis; Nagas; E. Pegu;
Mergui. Lup. 40-42 millim.
ce. Fore wing with veins 10 and 11 stalked.
a’. Fore wing with vein 7 present.
3461. Boarmia tephrosaria, Moore, Lep. Ath. p. 247; C. & S.
no. 3417.
3. Pale drab, irrorated with brown. Fore wing with faint
traces of antemedial and medial lines arising from black spots on
costa ; the medial line with a dark spot on it at end of cell; a
curved dentate postmedial line arising from a black spot on costa ;
traces of a sinuous submarginal line; a marginal series of black
specks. Hind wing with traces of an antemedial line; a speck
at end of cell; a dentate postmedial line with ill-defined dark
spots beyond it ; a sinuous submarginal line and a marginal series
of specks. Underside white, with cell-spots and indistinct medial
BOARMIA.—MEDASINA, _ 283
line; a crenulate postmedial line, the area beyond it entirely
suffused with black on fore wing except a white patch at middle,
on hind wing with some dark blotches.
Hab. Sikhim. ap. 40 millim.
b’. Fore wing with vein 7 absent ; 10, 11 stalked, 11 anastomosing
with 12; outer margin of each wing slightly excised towards
outer angle.
> 3462. Boarmia lignicolor, Warr. P. Z S. 1893, p. 411.
* Anagoge rufa, Warr. P. Z, S. 1893, p. 412.
Pale rufous, striated and suffused with fuscous. Fore wing with
traces of waved antemedial line; a speck at end of cell; an indis-
tinct waved postmedial line slightly defined with white towards
costa ; the marginal area irregularly grey, striated with rufous and
brown, and widest at middle and above outer angle. Hind wing
with indistinct cell-spot and waved postmedial line; both wings
with fulvous marginal line.
Hab. Sikhim. Exp. 36 millim.
Szor. IJ. Hind wing with vein 5 present and from above middle
of discocellulars; 6,7 stalked ; antenne of male bipectinated,
with long branches ; hind tibiz not dilated.
f 3463. Boarmia isometra, Warr. P. Z. S. 1888, p. 821; C&S.
i no. 3408 A. ;
Grey-brown, irrorated with fuscous; each wing with small
black ring-spot at end of cell; traces of a waved postmedial line
and marginal indistinct line. Underside uniform whitish.
Hab. Campbellpur. wp. 26 millim.
Genus MEDASINA.
6 Medasina, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 408 (1886).
U Lassaba, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 246 (1887).
» Darisa, Moore, Lep. Atk, p. 2438.
O Deinotrichia, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1898, p. 419.
Q Sinameda, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 432 (1894).
0 Callocasta, Swink. Trans. Ent, Soc. 1894, p. 218,
Type, MW. strivaria, Guen.
Range. Throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma.
Palpi upturned and fringed with hair; antenne of male bipec-
tinated to three-fourths length ; abdomen of male clothed with long
hair below. Wings with the margins crenulated. Fore wing with
vein 3 from before angle of cell; 7, 8, 9 stalked from before upper
angle; 10 from cell, sometimes connected with 8 and 9; 11 given
off from 12, rarely anastomosing with 10. Hind wing with vem 3
from near angle of cell.
284 GEOMETRID &.
Sror. I. Hind tibiz not dilated ; antenne of male with
the branches long.
3464. Medasina pulverulenta, n. sp.
Pale fuscous brown, evenly irrorated with dark brown and
fuscous. Fore wing with somewhat ill-defined and slightly sinuous
oblique dark antemedial and medial lines; a more distinct post-
medial line approaching the medial line below the cell, and with
slight streaks from it along the veins. Hind wing with indistinct
antemedial line and postmedial line excurved beyond cell; both
wings with waved submarginal line and marginal series of specks.
Underside pale fuscous, with small spot at end of cell of each
wing.
Hab. Dharmsala (Hocking). Exp. 46 millim. Type in B. M.
3465, Medasina scotosiaria, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 420, pl. 30, fig. 9.
Dark brown, irrorated, striated, and suffused with black. Fore
wing with interrupted and very ill-defined black antemedial,
medial, and postmedial bands, the last with short black streaks on
the veins; a crenulate whitish submarginal line, with a series of
black spots in its sinuations. Hind wing paler, with speck at end
of cell; a crenulate pale postmedial line defined inwardly by
black ; traces of a pale waved submarginal line; both wings with
marginal series of black lunules.
Hab. Sikhim. Ewp., 6 54, 2 70 millim.
3466. Medasina plumalis, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 126; dd. il.
Het. vi, pl. 116, fig. 5; C. § S. no. 3381.
3. Pale reddish brown, thickly irrorated and slightly suffused
with fuscous brown; abdomen blackish, with ochreous anal tuft.
Fore wing with oblique sinuous antemedial, medial, and postmedial
lines; a pale waved submarginal line, with some fuscous patches
inside it. Hind wing with indistinct antemedial line; speck at
end of cell; crenulate postmedial line and pale waved submarginal
line; both wings with marginal series of small black lunules.
Hab. Sikhim. vp. 70 millim,
| 3467. Medasina objectaria, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1583; C. & S. no
BOSON
Boarmia gleba, Swinh. P. Z. S. 1885, p. 853, pl. 56, fig. 8; C. & S.
no. 3323.
3g. Rufous brown, irrorated and striated with fuscous. Fore
wing with indistinct antemedial waved line; a speck at end of
cell, with striga from costa above it; a postmedial obliquely
crenulate line, sometimes reduced to a series of specks; some
indistinct submarginal dark and grey marks. Hind wing with
diffused antemedial line; curved crenulate postmedial line ; sub-
marginal grey and dark marks. Underside pale fuscous, with
cell-spots and indistinct postmedial Jine.
Hab. Sikhim; Poona. wp. 50 millim.
MEDASINA. 285
3468. Medasina nigrovittata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 626; C.§ S.
no. 3281.
Darisa fasciata, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 433.
3. Ochreous brown, irrorated with brown and black; collar
and metathorax banded with black. Fore wing with a broad
oblique black band from middle of median nervure to inner margin
with a line inside it; both wings with a broad diffused band from
outer margin below apex to inner margin beyond middle, traversed
by obscure waved postmedial and submarginal lines, the former
excurved towards costa of each wing. Underside with spot at end
of cell, the outer area black, with pale spot at apex and patch on
inner part of outer margin of hind wing.
Hab. Sikhim ; Khasis; Nagas. wp. 50 millim.
3469. Medasina plumosa, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 105, pl. 150.
fig. 18.
3S. Differs from parisnatte: (p. 286) in the hind wing and medial
area of fore wing being sometimes olive-brown ; fore wing with the
antemedial line prominent; no spot at end of cell; the postmedial
line prominent and incurved below vein 2.
© variegated with white, especially on medial area of fore wing.
Hab, Nilgiris. Exp. 75 millim.
Szor. IJ. Hind tibie dilated with a fold containing a ridge of
hair; antenne of male with the branches of moderate length.
43470. Medasina mauraria, Guen. Phal. i, p. 218; Feld. Reis. Nov.
pl. 126, figs. 18, 18 a, & 19, 19a; C. § S. no. 3264 (part.).
Fig. 188.—Medasina mauraria, 3. tf.
3. Differs from parisnatte: in the medial line of fore wing being
represented by a black spot on costa and the postmedial crenulate
line being incurved from vein 6 to inner margin.
Hab. Sikhim ; Sylhet; Bernardmyo, Burma. vp. 75 millim.
286 GEOMETRID A.
/ 3471. Medasina parisnattei, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1545; C. § 8.
no. 3264 (part.). 9”
3S. Dark red-brown, irrorated with black. Fore wing with
antemedial spot on costa; indistinct curved medial line with spot
on it at end of cell; an indistinct obliquely curved postmedial
crenulate line excurved at vein 6; a pale spot at middle of outer
margin. Hind wing with spot at end of cell; crenulate post-
medial line; traces of a pale and dark submarginal line; both
wings with black strie on margin. Underside black, with white
patches at apex of each wing and middle of outer margin of fore
wing.
Hlab. Sikhim; Sylhet; Pareshnath. Exp. 44-100 millim.
3472. Medasina creataria, Guen. Phal.i, p. 217; C. § S. no. 3260.
Reddish brown, evenly irrorated and striated with black; both
wings with traces of a curved crenulate postmedial line and pale
submarginal line; a marginal series of black striz. Underside
with broad fuscous band beyond the postmedial line ; white patches
at apex of each wing and middle of outer margin of fore wing.
Hab. Sikhim; Assam. Exp., ¢ 90, 2 105 millim.
3473. Medasina strixaria, Guen. Phal. i, p. 217; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
ili, pl. 190, figs. 1, la; C. §& S. no. 3267.
3. Brown, irrorated and striated with dark brown and black.
Fore wing with a black spot at end of cell; traces of an oblique
irregularly sinuous line from costa beyond middle to middle of
inner margin, where there is another short line inside it; a
prominent very oblique postmedial irregularly sinuous black line,
excurved between veins 4 and 7, and with a dark shade beyond it
below vein 4; an indistinct pale waved submarginal line. Hind
wing with black spot at end of cell; crenulate postmedial line and
indistinct pale submarginal line. Underside with a broad fuscous
band beyond postmedial line of both wings.
2 browner.
Hab. Sikhim; Assam; Moulmein; Nilgiris; Ceylon. £yp.,
5 72-80, 2 96 millim.
3474, Medasina mucidaria, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1581; C. § S. no.
3358.
Darisa maxima, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 243; C. & S. no. 3357.
Olive-brown, irrorated and slightly suffused with reddish brown
and fuscous; palpi black at sides. Fore wing with waved double
indistinct antemedial line ; a speck at end of cell; a waved post-
medial line slightly excurved beyond cell, and with a series of
specks beyond it on the veins, and a dark patch between veins 3
and 4 ; an indistinct, pale, waved submarginal line, with dark patches
inside it. Hind wing with slightly waved curved postmedial line,
and diffused lunulate submarginal line ; both wings with marginal
MEDASINA, 287
series of black specks. Underside with diffused submarginal
fuscous band.
Hab. Sikhim ; Khasis. Evp., ¢ 58, 2 70 millim,
3475, Medasina similis, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 235; C. § S. no. 3266.
Medasina persimilis, Moore, Lep, Ath. p. 236; C. & S. no. 3265.
3. Differs from mauraria in having a broad pale rufous fascia
from base to apex of fore wing, with black strige on costa and
occupying one-third of the wing; a pale patch beyond the medial
part of the submarginal line. Hind wing with the base pale
rufous ; the outer half less suffused with fuscous.
The form persimilis has the costa of fore wing less striated.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. vp. 68 millim.
53476. Medasina interruptaria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 626; C.§ 8.
no. 3263.
@. Differs from similis in the pale costal fascia of fore wing
being much more striated with fuscous; the pale patch beyond
the submarginal line reduced. Hind wing with no submarginal
line. Underside without the pale marginal patches.
Hab, Sikhim. L£vxvp. 64 millin.
3477. Medasina dissimilis, Moore, Lep. Ath. p. 235; C. §& S. no.
3261.
Deinotrichia cervina, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 419.
3. Differs from interruptaria in having no trace of the pale
fascia on fore wing; anantemedial sinuous black line arising from
a black blotch on costa; a medial blotch with a spot below it on
discocellulars; the postmedial line arising from a black spot on
costa. Hind wing paler. Underside with the ground-colour very
ale.
Hab. Sikhim. vp. 62 millim.
3478. Medasina quadrinotata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 417.
¢. Differs from similis in the ground-colour being brownish
white. Fore wing with the pale fascia reduced by the costa being
broadly irrorated with fuscous, the lines being marked on the
irrorated area. Hind wing with the outer margin more produced
at vein 7; the postmedial line with two dentitions below costa.
Underside with the postmedial line and submarginal band more
prominent.
Hab. Sikhim. Exp. 38 millim.
3479. Medasina fratercula, Moore, Lep. Atk. p.236; C.§ S. no. 3262.
3. Differs from similis in being much brighter rufous. Fore
wing with the costal fascia reddish ochreous ; an oblique subbasal
black line below it; a speck at end of cell; the postmedial line
288 GEOMETRIDZ.
more prominent and much less oblique. Hind wing with the
postmedial line more prominent. Both wings with the submarginal
line replaced by a series of white specks, and with a black mark
below vein 6.
Hab. Sikbim. Exp. 52 millim.
3480. Medasmia basistrigaria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 626; C. & 8
no. 3277.
3S. Head, thorax, and abdomen dark red-brown ; wings striated
with fuscous. Fore wing with the basal and outer areas dark
red-brown ; the medial area pale and bounded by slightly waved
black ante- and postmedial lines; a speck at end of cell and
spot on costa above it; an irregularly sinuous pale submarginal
line. Hind wing with the basal area dark and bounded by an
indistinct antemedial line; the outer two-thirds pale, with a
crenulate postmedial line and some brown suffusion on apical and
inner parts of margin, traversed by the interrupted pale submarginal
line; a dark and pale marginal line, the margin being produced
and reddish at veins 3 and 4. Underside ochreous; the marginal
area of fore wing suffused with fuscous, except at middle and
outer angle.
Had. Sikhim; Khasis. Exp. 46 millim.
3481, Medasina lampasaria, Swink. MS.
3. Reddish brown, almost entirely suffused and striated with
black. Fore wing with the ground-colour of the medial area
whitish, forming a band, which expands on costal half of wing,
bears a black cell-spot, and is edged by a postmedial line incurved
below vein 5.
Hab. Khasis. Exp. 40 millim.
3482. Medasina vagans, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 242, pl. 8, fig. 16; C. § S.
no. 3342.
Darisa interlata, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 433.
Pale olive-grey brown, irrorated with black. Fore wing with
double obliquely waved antemedial line, expanding into black patches
at costa; a spot at end of cell; an indistinct medial line arising
from a black patch at costa and incurved below vein 5; a double
waved postmedial line prominent at costa and inner margin, the
medial part almost obsolete, the costal part oblique ; a waved grey
submarginal line arising from a black patch on costa; a series of
marginal specks. Hind wing with prominent cell-spot, curved
postmedial series of specks, submarginal series of fuscous and
erey lunules, and marginal series of black lunules. Underside with
prominent cell-spots ; fore wing with broad marginal band, with
patches of the ground-colour at costa, middle and inner margin ;
hind wing with large submarginal black patch on costa.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Hxp., ¢ 54, 2 62 millim.
“MEDASINA, 289"
3483. Medasina livida, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 419.
¢. Leaden grey, suffused and irrorated with black. Fore wing
with some rufous suffusion on inner medial area; a double waved
antemedial line angled below the costa; a speck at end of cell;
traces of a medial line angled below costa; a double crenulate
postmedial line, and traces of a sinuous submarginal line arising
from a black blotch on costa. Hind wing with traces of a sub-
basal line; a speck at end of cell; double crenulate postmedial
line, and traces of a submarginal line ; both wings with a series of
black marginal lunules. Underside leaden fuscous, with indistinct
cell-spots and postmedial line; a white patch at apex of each wing.
Hab. Sikhim. Hap. 64 millim.
3484. Medasina contaminata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 246; C. & S.
—_—_—110-- 8356.
White, slightly irrorated with fuscous. Fore wing with fuscous
strie on the costa; a sinuous antemedial black band narrowing to
inner margin, with a spot beyond it on median nervure ; a triangular
spot on middle of costa conjoined to a spot on discocellulars ; a
curved crenulate postmedial orange line, blackish at costa, with
ferruginous suffusion from it to the ill-defined submarginal
sinuous black line and extending to the margin below apex and at.
outer angle. Hind wing more thickly irrorated; an indistinct
crenulate postmedial line ; the marginal area suffused with ferru-
ginous, and with an indistinct waved white submarginal line.
Both wings with crenulate marginal black line.
Hab. Sikhim. LHxp., 5 56, 9 66 millim.
3485. Medasina albidaria, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1582; C. § S.no.3310.
White, irrorated and spotted with very pale brown; branches
of antenne blackish ; palpi black at sides; legs spotted with black.
Fore wing with indistinct waved antemedial, medial, postmedial,
and submarginal fuscous lines, arising from blackish patches on
the costa, the postmedial line with a black mark between veins 3:
and 4. Hind wing with indistinct waved antemedial, medial, and
submarginal lines; a speck at end of cell; both wings with a
marginal series of black specks. Underside with black cell-spot
and three lunulate marks below apex of fore wing.
Hab. Simla; Dharmsdla; Sikhim; Khasis. Hap. 60-64 millim.
3486. Medasina obliterata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 680; C. § S.
no. 3328.
White ; head and thorax suffused with rufous ; abdomen orange:
towards extremity, and with two black specks on 2nd segment.
Fore wing slightly irrorated with rufous; the costa suffused with
rufous, also the outer area except at middle; indistinct doub:e waved
rufous ante- and postmedial lines; traces of a sigle waved medial
line and crenulate white submarginal line. Hind wing with double
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290 GEOMETRID&.
crenulate postmedial line and single white submarginal line, with
patches of rufous-brown suffusion inside and beyond it. Both
wings with marginal series of black specks. Underside with black
cell-spots and large black patches at apex and outer angle of each
wine.
Hab. Nepal; Sikhim. wp. 58 millim.
3487. Medasina albidior, n. sp.
@. Differs from obliterata in having no rufous suffusion; the
head black; abdomen without the black specks, and only orange at
extremity. Fore wing with the inner and outer areas suftused and
irrorated with fuscous grey, and with a few fulvous scales, especially
on the veins; the antemedial, medial, and postmedial lines single,
indistinct, and arising from black spots on the costa. Hind wing
irrorated and slightly suffused with fuscous grey, with indistinct
antemedial line and blackish cell-spot; the postmedial line single
and reduced to a series of specks. Underside with postmedial
series of black specks; hind wing with the upper patch smaller
and subapical. the lower patch obsolete.
Hab. Nagas, 6000 feet (Doherty). Exp. 78 millun. Type in
coll. Elwes.
Genus ARICHANNA.
Arichanna, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 658.
Rhyparia, Mibn. Verz. p. 305 (? 1818), preeoce.
Icterodes, Butl. 111. Het. ii, p. ix (1878).
Paricterodes, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 389.
Type, A. plagifera, Wk.
Range. Japan; China; Himalayas; Khasis; Nagas.
Palpi porrect, reaching beyond the frons, and clothed with long
hair; wings with the margins not crenulate. Fore wing usually
with fovea; vein 3 from near angle of cell; 7, 8, 9 stalked from
upper angle; 10 and 11 free. Hind wing with vein 3 from
near angle of cell.
Sror. I. Antenne of male fasciculate; hind tibize not dilated.
3488. Arichanna tramesata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 658, pl. 33, fig. 2 ;
©. & S. no. 8835.
3. Pale ochreous, irrorated with fuscous and black. Fore
wing thickly irrorated and striated with black; the veins streaked
with fulvous ; indistinct slightly sinuous antemedial, postmedial,
and submarginal white lines, the postmedial forking towards apex ;
a black patch at end of cell. Hind wing irrorated with fuscous ;
a fuscous spot at end of cell, and series of black specks on the
margin.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Hap. 40 millim.
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3489. Arichanna rubrivena, Warr. P. Z, S. 1893, p. 424, pl. 30, fig. 13.
3. Differs from tramesata in the ground-colour being fuscous.
Fore wing with the veins dark red-brown; no antemedial line ;
the whitish postmedial line nearer the margin and with a double
black line interrupted by the red-streaked veins inside it; an
indistinct submarginal series of white specks.
Hab. Sikhim. Hap. 44 millim.
3490. Arichanna violacea, Warr. P. Z. 8S. 1898, p. 391, pl. 30, fig. 12.
oO Micrabraxas subolivacea, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 426.
Differs from rubrivena in the ground-colour of the fore wing
being darker and with patches of purplish-grey scales in the
interspaces between the lines; no rufous on the veins, but some
olive suffusion on median nervure and between veins 2 and 4.
Hab. Sikhim, 10,000 feet. Hayp., ¢ 40, 9 42 millim.
3491. Arichanna transfasciata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 425.
3. Head, thorax, and abdomen whitish and brown. Fore wing
olive-brown, slightly striated with black; a whitish streak from
base on median nervure and vein 4 to outer margin; antemedial
and postmedial black-edged white bands, the latter almost joined
by an oblique streak from apex; a maculate sinuous white sub-
marginal line bent out to the margin at outer angle; a black cell-
spot, with a crenulate line just beyond it. Hind wing orange-
yellow, irrorated with black; an indistinct dark cell-spot and
postmedial line, with traces of whitish band on its outer edge;
a submarginal dark spot above vein 4, and whitish line near anal
angle.
Hab. Sikhim ; Khasis; Ndgas. Hap. 50 millim.
3492. Arichanna marginata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1898, p. 423.
<_~ Atichanna subalbida, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 425, pl. 82, fig. 15.
Yellow-green, irrorated with black. Fore wing with a black
spot at base; an indistinct double series of antemedial black spots,
followed by an ill-defined whitish medial band enclosing a green
patch at end of cell; an indistinct crenulate black postmedial line
incurved at lower angle of cell; traces of a waved white sub-
marginal band, enclosing a black spot above vein 4;.a marginal
series of specks. Hind wing ochreous, with cell-spot, slightly
waved postmedial line, and broad diffused marginal band.
The form subalbida has the white bands of fore wing almost
obsolete and the hind wing whiter, with the marginal band reduced
to a submarginal line.
Hab. Dharmsala; Sikhim; Bhutdn; Khdsis; Nagas. Hap. 48
millim.
G_ 3493. Arichanna ramosa, Wik, Cat. xxxv, p. 1688; C. & S. no. 8884,
Head and thorax pale olive or fulyous; abdomen whitish. Fore
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292 GEOMETRID &,
wing black, irrorated with white and ochreous; the costa much
irrorated with ochreous; an obsolescent antemedial white line ;
a medial white band forking from median nervure to costa; an
ochreous fascia from origin of vein 2 to outer margin below vein 4;
a postmedial white band forking towards apex; a sinuous sub-
marginal series of white specks. Hind wing white, slightly irro-
rated with fuscous ; a dark spot at end of cell, and postmedial and.
submarginal maculate bands ; a marginal series of black strie.
Hab. Sikhim. Hap. 46 millim.
3494. Arichanna biquadrata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1898, p. 423.
Differs from ramosa in the head, thorax, and abdomen being
darker. Fore wing with the ground-colour fuscous brown, striated
with black ; some whitish towards inner margin ; a double maculate
antemedial band; Jarge patches at and beyond end of cell; a
double postmedial series of patches; a patch on costa before apex ;.
a submarginal series of white specks. Hind wing very pale
brownish grey; the underside thickly striated; a cell-spot and
postmedial line.
Hab. Sikhim. Hap. 44 millim.
3495. Arichanna albovittata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 274; CG & S
no. 3829. |
Differs from ramosa in the fore wing being pale brown, with
dark striz and very ill-defined ante- and postmedial dark bands ;
the white markings consist of a broad postmedial band, sending
an oblique streak to the apex, and an indistinct submarginal line.
Hind wing entirely white on upperside, with cell-spot and lunulate
postmedial line on underside.
Hab. Sikhim. EHxp., 3 52, 9 56 millim.
Sxor. II. (Arichanna). Antenne of male serrate and fasciculate ;
hind tibiz not dilated; fore wing without fovea.
3496. Arichanna plagifera, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1686; C. & S.
no. 3853. :
Differs from biguadrata in being yellow-brown. Fore wing
with the double series of
patches less distinct ;
some white scales on
medial area and beyond
the postmedial patches ;
a submarginal series of
patches and no subapical
patch. Hind wing with
indistinct cell-spots, post-
Fig. 1389.—Arichanna plagifera, g. 1. ae he line, and marginal
Hab. Sikhim. ap. 46 millim.
ARICHANNA, 293
Sxor. ITI. (Jeterodes). Antenne of male bipectinated to three-
fourths length, with short stiff branches.
A. Hind tibiee of male dilated with a fold and expansile tuft of hair.
“3497. Arichanna furcifera, Moore, Lep. Ath. p.275; C. § S. no. 3830.
$. Olive-brown, irrorated and suffused with black. Fore wing
with a white speck at base; a broad medial white band enclosing
a patch of the ground-colour on costa, with its middle and edges
black; an indistinct submarginal white line sending a fork to apex.
Hind wing grey, with slight fuscous irroration; an indistinct
medial and lunulate submarginal line; cilia ochreous.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. vp. 54 millim.
$3498. Arichanna tenebraria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 652; C. § S.
no. 3742.
Paricterodes luciguttata, Warr. P. Z..S. 1893, p. 390.
Paricterodes commixta, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 390.
3. Head and thorax olive-green and fuscous; a white tuft on
metathorax ; abdomen paler. Fore wing olive-green, irrorated
with fuscous and white; traces of suffused dark antemedial, medial,
postmedial, and submarginal bands, the medial and postmedial
approaching each other below cell. Hind wing whitish, irrorated
with fuscous ; a cell-spot, postmedial and submarginal lines.
Tenebraria is larger than luciquttata; commixta has the fore
wing darker ; the ground-colour of hind wing brownish, with the
postmedial band more prominent.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Hxp., $ 50-60, 2 65 millim.
3499. Arichanna lapsariata, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1121; C.§ 8. no. 8722.
“ Abraxas conspersa, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 225; ed. Ill. Het.
-vi, pl. 119, fig. 10; C. & S. no. 3721.
Abraxas consocia, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 226; zd. Ill. Het.
vi, pl. 119, fig. 11; C. & S. no. 3720.
Head, thorax, and abdomen orange, spotted with black. Fore
wing grey, with seven ill-defined and confluent black-brown
maculate bands and a few scattered smaller spots; the base
yellowish, with black spots and a black patch on costa; a white
postmedial band between the fifth and sixth maculate bands.
Hind wing white, with a spot at end of cell and one beyond it;
three medial spots on inner area; a submarginal series and
numerous small conjoined spots on the margin.
The Sikhim forms conspersa and consocia have the fore wing
thickly irrorated with small spots and no postmedial white band ;
conspersa is a small form with few dark specks on the hind wing,
consocia a large form with numerous specks.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Hap. 62-88 millim.
‘4 3500. Arichanna regularis, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 392. Wel
(
6. Differs from typical lapsariata in the ground-colour of the
wv. |
294 GEOMETRID &.
fore wing being white; the spots of the bands smaller, rounded,
and much less confluent; no small scattered spots. Hind wing
with an antemedial series of three spots; a large spot at end of
cell; two postmedial series ; the submarginal series complete.
Hab. Nagas. Ewp. 74 millim.
Vv 3501. Arichanna maculata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 658; Waterh.
Aid, pl. 184, fig. 6; C. § S. no. 3831.
Dark brown; head and thorax marked with white; abdomen
banded with white. Fore wing with a few scattered white specks ;
a white basal, two antemedial, three postmedial, and three sub-
marginal patches; cilia chequered white and dark. Hind wing
white, with antemedial brown line; speck at end of cell; curved
postmedial line ; irregular submarginal line angled inwards to the
postmedial line and outwards to the margin on vein 4; a crenulate
marginal line.
Hab. Sikhim. Hap. 46 millim.
3502. Arichanna hamiltonia, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p. 17,
pl. 1, fig. 5.
Differs from transectata in the abdomen being banded with
orange ; fore wing with the ground-colour purplish grey; a post-
medial white band between the series of spots; hind wing with no
fuscous on inner area.
Hab, Khasis; Nagas. Hap., 3 60, 9 70 millim.
3503. Arichanna transectata, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1112; C § S.
no. 3/12,
Head, thorax, and abdomen black. Fore wing olive-yellow,
almost entirely covered by fuscous suffusion and by eight series of
black spots. Hind wing orange, with fuscous suffusion on basal
inner area; a black spot at end of cell ; an obsolescent medial series,
and submarginal and marginal series of large spots.
Walker’s type consists of the head, thorax, and fore wings of a
male attached to the abdomen and hind wings of a female probably
of a different species, but I apply the name to the well-known
Himalayan form.
Hab. Chamba; Kumaun; Sikhim. Hap. 56-62 millim.
3004, Arichanna sparsa, Buti. Entom. xxiii, p. 316.
~ Icterodes conspersa, Butl. Ill, Het. vii, p. 118, pl. 187, fig. 6
(preeocc.).
Differs from transectata in the abdomen being grey. ore wing
with the ground-colour grey ; the costa, inner margin, and veins
yellowish, irrorated with numerous black specks; the maculate
bands reduced to double antemedial, postmedial, and marginal bands.
Hind wing with the base grey and the spots smaller.
Hab. Dharmsala. Hav, 52 millim.
WA ARICHANNA.—-EREBOMORPHA. 295
oa
05. sar jJaguarinaria, Oberth. Et. Ent. vi p. 17, pl. ix,
ec:
Grey ; some black on tegule; abdomen with a series of black
lateral spots. Fore wing with two subbasal black spots ; an ante-
medial oblique series of tour spots; a spot at end of cell; a post-
medial curved series of seven spots; a submarginal series of nine
spots. Hind wing whitish, with a spot at end of cell and a broad
marginal orange band with seven black spots on its inner edge.
The typical Japanese and Chinese form has a medial series of
spots on hind wing, with the marginal orange band extending to
them.
Hab. Japan; China; Nagas. EHap., ¢ 58, 2 64 millim.
B. Hind tibic not dilated.
3006. Arichanna? subenescens, Warr. P. Z. S. 1898, p. 426.
Head, thorax, and abdomen black-brown; wings with the
basal two-thirds black-brown, the outer area fulvous. Fore wing
with oblique whitish antemedial line, slightly angled on median
neryure ; a black iine on discocellulars ; a slightly smuous curved
whitish postmedial line; the outer area striated with black and
with an ill-defined subapical patch. Hind wing with the irroration
on outer area slight towards apex, thick near anal angle.
Hab. Sikhim, 10,000 feet. Hap. 48 millim.
Genus EREBOMORPHA. —
Erebomorpha, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 494 (1860).
Vindusara, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 653.
Type, L. fulgurita, W1k.
Range. Japan; Sikhim; Khasis.
Palpi porrect and fringed with hair below, the 3rd joint minute ;
antenne of male bipectinated to near apex; hind tibie very long
and much dilated with a fold containing a ridge of hair, the spurs
short ; abdomen hairy below and with a large tuft near base. Fore
wing with the costa arched towards apex ; vein 3 from before angle
of cell; 7, 8, 9 stalked from before upper angle ; 10 and 11 stalked.
Hind wing with vein 3 usually from angle of cell.
Srcr. I. Hind wing with the outer margin produced to
points at veins 4, 6, and 7.
(| 3507. Erebomorpha fulgurita, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 495; C. § S. no. 3187.
Erebomorpha xanthosoma, Feld. Reis. Nov. pl. 126, fig. 17; C.§ S.
no. 3189. Z
Brown, thickly striated with black; metathorax with a broad
white band; abdomen orange, with black marks on dorsum. Fore
wing with a broad white fascia from base of inner margin to apex,
towards which it narrows and is brownish; white medial and sub-
marginal lines from the fascia to inner margin. Hind wing with
a postmedial black line, angled and obsolescent at vein 6, with a
296 GEOMETRIDA.
broad white band inside it and a pale fulvous patch beyond it on
costal area ; a submarginal white line from vein 4 to anal angle, and
often a marginal line from apex to vein 4 and patch at vein 7.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Hap. 100 millim.
Seer. I. Hind wing with the outer margin produced to points at
veins 4 and 7; vein 3 from before angle of cell.
3508. Erebomorpha fulguraria, W7k. Cat. xxi, p.495; Butl. Ill. Het.
vi, pl. 120, fig. 2; C&S. no. 3186. 2
3. Black-brown, striated with deep black ; antennz fulvous; a
white band on Ist segment of abdomen. Fore wing with a narrow
white band from middle of costa running out to a very acute angle
at vein 2, where it joins a nearly straight postmedial line, then to
Fig. 140.-—Erebomorpha fulguraria, g. }.
near base of inner margin ; a white line from apex to vein 3, where
it ends in a red patch on the postmedial line; cilia with white spot
at middle. Hind wing with a white fascia from base along costa
to a postmedial curved band; a lime from margin at vein 7 to vein
2 near the postmedial band, an olive patch in the angle of the two
up to vein 6, and a red line outside that part of the oblique line;
an olive medial patch on the margin; cilia white from the apex to
vein 7 and below vein 4.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. vp. 96 millim.
Secor, III. Hind wing with the outer margin excurved
between veins 3 and 6.
3509. Erebomorpha compositata, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 207; Moore,
| P. Z. 8. 1867, pl. 82, fig. 6; C. §& 8. no. 3718.
Head, collar, and abdomen orange with black spots; thorax
white. Fore wing white, with grey basal and antemedial patches
EREBOMORPHA.—ABRAXAS, 297
on costal area; a spot at lower angle of cell, often conjoined to the
costal patch ; a medial band running out to an angle at vein 3,
then with some black and yellow marks on it to inner margin of
hind wing near base; both wings with a submarginal band with
some spots inside it on costal half of each wing, arising from a
large patch with white spot on it at apex of fore wing, touching
the median band at vein 3, and with yellow patches with black
lunules on them below vein 6 of each wing, on hind wing forming
a large medial marginal patch and forking towards anal angle;
some striz on margin of both wings.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Hep. 74-80 millim.
Secr. IV. Hind wing with the outer margin excurved
between veins 6 and 7.
3010. Erebomorpha metachromata, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1122; Budtl.
LU et, Vi, ple 1205 fie 1: CL SS. no. 3719:
Head black, the vertex fulvous ; thorax and abdomen grey, the
latter orange and black towards extremity. Fore wing white, more
or less completely covered with grey spots and blotches ; a post-
medial band with a fulvous line on it slightly curved below costa
and oblique towards inner margin; a white area on each side of the
band and on inner part of outerarea. Hind wing white, with grey
spot on inner area before middle; a spot at end of cell; a broad
marginal band of yellow blotches with grey edges and black lunules
on them; a large marginal black spot below vein 7, and white
marks towards anal angle.
Hab. Sikhim. Exp. 64 millim.
Genus ABRAXAS. —
Abraxas, Leach, Edinb. Encycl. ix, p. 134 (1815).
Ligdia, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 209 (1857).
Potera, Moore, P. Z. S. 1878, p. 852.
Heterabraxas, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 416 (1894).
Omophyseta, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 414.
Type, A. grossulataria, Linn., from Europe.
Range. Palearctic and Oriental regions.
Palpi porrect and roughly scaled; hind tibie of male dilated
with a fold containing a tuft of hair. Fore wing with vein 3 from
before angle of cell; 7,8,9 stalked; 10 and 11 stalked, 11 becoming
coincident with 12, or apparently absent. Hind wing with vein
3 from before angle of cell.
Sror. I. (Heterabraxas). Palpi moderate; antenne bipectinated to
three-fourths length in both sexes, the branches longest in
male ; fore wing with a slight scar representing the fovea;
vein 11 apparently absent.
3511. Abraxas pardaria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 652; C4. & &.
no. 3738.
g. Head black; thorax orange, marked with black ; abdomen
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white, tinged with orange towards extremity and with paired black
dorsal and lateral spots. ore wing white, with a patch of raised
golden-brown scales on inner area at base; two patches at middle
and a small patch near outer angle; some leaden-grey spots on
basal area; two irregular medial series ; a submarginal series inter-
rupted at middle ; confluent spots and strige on margin and a few
strigze on costa and outer area. Hind wing white, with two leaden
antemedial spots, one at end of cell, medial and submarginal series,
the last with the spot on vein 4 small; a marginal series of spots
and a few strigee on outer area.
Hab. Sikhim. xp. 64 millim.
3012. Abraxas fulvosparsa, n. sp.
Differs from pardaria in the abdomen having large black dorsal
patches. Fore wing with the basal area orange, spotted with black ;
a small fulvous spot on vein | before the medial spot. Hind wing
with no antemedial spots; the inner margin with fulvous spots at
middle and anal angle; no striz on either wing.
Hab. Sikhim, 3000 feet (Moller). Exp., 3 58, 2 62 millim.
Type, ¢ in coll. Elwes, 2 in coll. B. M.
3513. Abraxas spontaneata, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1120; C. & S.
no. 374.
Differs from fulvosparsa in the abdomen having paired dorsal
patches. ore wing with the black-spotted basal patch small ; two
large olive fulvous patches occupying the whole inner area except
at outer angle; two antemedial leaden spots on costa, one on
median nervure, and a large patch at end of cell; a submarginal
series of small spots, the spot on costa large ; the outer area wholly
fuscous, except an irregular patch at middle. Hind wing with
olive-fulvous spot on middle of inner margin; a leaden spot
at end of cell; traces of a postmedial series of specks ; a marginal
maculate band.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Evp., § 64, 2 66 millim.
3514. Abraxas fasciata, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 211, pl. ii,
fig. 11.
3. Head fuscous, the vertex whitish ; thorax fuscous and white;
the collar tinged with orange; abdomen orange, with paired dorsal
black spots; wings white. Fore wing with the greater part of the
base covered by an olive-fulvous patch ; leaden-grey patches in and
at end of cell; a broad postmedial grey band curved below costa,
with a fulvous patch on it at inner margin and a spot inside the
band; submarginal and marginal series of conjoined grey patches.
Hind wing with cell-speck ; broad curved grey postmedial band ;
submarginal and marginal series of conjoined grey patches.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. wp. 50 millim.
ABRAXAS. 299
Sxcr. II. Palpi slighter ; fore wing with no fovea; vein 11 stalked
with 10, and becoming coincident with 12.
A. Antenne thickened by serrations, but without fascicles of cilia ;
hind wing of male with the costa produced upwards ito a lobe,
in the female similar to the male of the next group.
3015. Abraxas lobata, n. sp.
Similar in markings to the small specimens of the form
untermedia of sylvata ; the tulvous patches darker, with the silvery
markings on them lunulate.
Hab. Simla (Harford). Hep., § 48,2 54 millim. Typein B.M.
B. (Abraxas). Antenne of male somewhat thickened by appressed
serrations and with fascicles of cia; hind wing with the costa
curved over, but not or hardly lobed.
Ap 8516. Abraxas sylvata, Scop. Ent. Carn. p. 220.
‘ Phalena ulmata, Fadr. Syst. Ent. p. 632.
Geometra pantherata, Hibn. Beitr. ii, 2, 47, pl. 2 Nn.
Zerene leopardina, Koll. Hiigel’s Kaschmi, iv, p. 490; G&S.
no. 3736. ~Y}
Abraxas intermedia, Warr. P. Z. S. 1888, p. 824; C. & S.
no. 3783 A.
Abraxas illuminata, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 417.
Abraxas paucinotata, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 417.
Abraxas suffusa, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 417.
Abraxas disrupta, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 418.
Abraxas determinata, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 418.
Abraxas symmetrica, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 418.
Abraxas capitata, Warr. Nov. Zool. p 414.
Head, thorax,and abdomen vrange, spotted with black. Fore wing
white, with olive-fulvous patch at base, and another with some
silvery marks on it on inner margin beyond middle; a grey patch
with a dark mark on it at end of cell extending to the costa; some
grey spots below the cell and often in the cell and on the costa; a
Fig. 141.— Abraxas sylvata, Gg. 3.
curved postmedial series of spots with short dark streaks on them
at the veins and often other spots beyond them ; some spots on the
margin expanding into a patch at middle. Hind wing white, with
a more or less complete antemedial series of spots; a postmedial
series of spots with fulvous streaks on them at the veins, often
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with other spots beyond them, and ending on inner margin in a
large olive-fulvous patch with some silvery marks on it; a more or
less developed marginal series of spots.
The form leopardina from the Himalayas and Assam is large ;
mtermedia, of which both large and small forms exist, has the grey
spots of both wings more or less reduced.
Larva. Blaish white; the dorsum yellowish, with a black line
and series of black specks.
Hab. Europe; N. Asia; Japan; China; N.W. Himalayas ;
Sikhim; Assam; Nilgiris; Penang. wp. 42 millim. ; leopardina
50-64 millim.
3517. Abraxas leucostola, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 148, pl. 169, fig. 6,
and pl. 176, fig. 19 (larva).
Differs from sylvata in being silvery white; the olive-fulvous
patches darker and with more prominent silvery markings on them ;
the grey markings obsolescent and only showing through from
underside; a ring-spot at end of cell and two costal spots on fore
wing remaining dark; also the short streaks on the veins and a
marginal series of striz on both wings.
Larva. Black, with a varnish-like glaze; medial and terminal
narrow white rings to each somite, except the thoracic and terminal
somites, which are yellow with black markings.
Pupa. Red, with a whitish bloom.
Hab. Ceylon. Hap. 44-48 millim.
3518. Abraxas martaria, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 205; C. & S. no. 8787.
Abraxas pusilla, Butl. A. M,N. H. (5) vi, p. 225; ed. Ill. Het. vi,
pl. 119, fig. 9; C. § S. no. 3740.
Differs from sylvata in the fulvous patches being smaller; the
other markings blue-grey. Fore wing with a large patch occupying
the cell and interspaces below it; no dark marks at end of cell, on
veins, or costa; the postmedial band of spots straight ; more spots
on the marginal area. Hind wing with the antemedial series only
represented by spots on the costa and inner margin; fewer spots
in the postmedial series and more specks on the marginal area.
Pusilla is the small form of the species, which may be an extreme
form of sylvata.
Hab. Punjab; Nepal; Sikhim; Bhutan; Assam. LEvp., 3 52,
@ 60 millim.; pusilla, g 38, 2 40 millim.
3019. Abraxas conferta, Swink. A. M. N. H. (6) xii, p. 153.
¢$. Differs from sylvata in the basal patch of fore wing being
rather larger and paler; a dark spot on a grey patch at end of cell;
the postmedial band consisting of large conjoined blotches, bent
inwards and with a yellow band on its middle from vein 4 to inner
margin. Hind wing with speck at end of cell and postmedial series
of specks ; no yellow patch on inner margin.
Hab. “India.” Exp. 44 millim.
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3020. Abraxas virginalis, Buti. P. Z. 8. 1886, p. 392, pl. 35, fig. 11;
C. & S, no. 3744,
Differs from sylvata in the basal patch of fore wing being small
and orange ; some orange marks on the lower part of the postmedial
series of spots instead of the patch; the grey spots small and more
diffused over the wing. Hind wing with no fulvous patch ; a spot
at end of cell; the postmedial and marginal series of spots small.
Hab. Murree; Kashmir; Assam; Burma. Zvp. 46 millim.
3021. Abraxas fasciaria, Guér. Voy. Deless., Hist. Nat. p. 96, pl. 26,
fir. 5; C. § S. no. 8730.
Abraxas notata, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 420.
Head, thorax, and abdomen orange, spotted with black; wings
yellowish white, with a few scattered black spots; fore wing with
large black spots on the costa; an oblique irregularly maculate
band from costa before apex, with series of spots inside and beyond
it; some spots on the margin developed into a patch at middle;
hind wing with slightly developed postmedial and marginal series
of spots.
Hab. Belgaum; Nilgiris. Exp., ¢ 50, 2 60 millim.
3522. Abraxas metamorpha, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 392.
g. White; head, thorax, and abdomen orange, spotted with
black. Fore wing with some orange and dark spots at base ; other
fuscous spots forming irregular antemedial, medial, and doubly-
curved submarginal bands which almost join on the costa; some
submarginal and a series of marginal spots; slight orange marks
on the submarginal band and a dark mark on discocellulars. Hind
wing with a few subbasal spots; some spots on inner margin ; one
at end of cell ; a curved postmedial series with a few smaller spots
beyond it; a marginal. series.
Hab. Sikhim. Hap. 42 millim.
3523. Abraxas todara, Swinh. P. Z. S. 1889, p. 431, pl. 44, figs. 18,
14,
Yellowish white, thickly spotted with black; the head and thorax
tinged with orange. Fore wing with five ill-defined black patches
on costa, others forming broken ante- and postmedial bands and
one on the margin. Hind wing paler, with traces of ante- and
postmedial bands; a spot at end of cell.
Hab. Nilgiri plateau. Ewxp., ¢ 45, 2 50 millim.
3524. Abraxas picaria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 652; C.§ 8. no. 3789.
Abraxas semilugens, Warr. P. Z. S. 1898, p. 393.
Differs from todara in being more thickly spotted with black ;
some orange on the ante- and postmedial bands of fore wing and
the postmedial band of hind wing ; fore wing with black spot at
end of cell.
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___ Semalugens is a rather thickly-spotted form, with the orange on
the band almost obsolete.
Hab. Kumaun; Sikhim. Eyzp., g 40, 2 43 millim.
3525, Abraxas alpestris, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 394, pl. 30, fig. 15.
Differs from picaria in the fore wing being slightly yellower and
without orange on the bands, which are more prominent. Hind
wing with the basal two-thirds slightly spotted ; a prominent cell-
spot and curved postmedial band.
Hab, Sikhim, 10,000 feet. vp. 30 millim.
7 3526. Abraxas irrorata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 652; C. § S. no. 3734.
Pale yellow, irrorated with black; abdomen with a dorsal and
two pairs of lateral black spots. Fore wing with traces of orange
antemedial band angled in cell, and oblique dark medial and post-
medial bands. Hind wing paler, in some specimens with hardly
any specks; a spot at end of cell and indistinct postmedial series
of specks, with some orange at inner margin,
Hab. Kumaun; Sikhim. wp. 42 millim.
3027. Abraxas luteolaria, Swinh. P. Z. 8.1889, p. 430; Hmpsn. Til.
Het. viii, pl. 152, fie. 3.
Abraxas germana, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1891, p. 148.
Differs from irrorata in being much brighter yellow and more
thickly irrorated with black; fore wing with no antemedial orange
band; the ante- and postmedial dark bands and the postmedial
band of hind wing prominent in luteolaria, obsolescent in germana.
One specimen is much suffused with fuscous.
Hab. Nilgiri plateau. Hap. 50 millim.
3528. Abraxas poliaria, Swink. P. Z. S. 1889, p. 431; Himpsn. Til.
Het. viii, pl. 152, fig. 5.
Abraxas crocearia, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 116, pl. 152, figs. 8, 17.
Ground-colour orange, almost entirely suffused with fuscous in
the form poliaria in both sexes; in crocearia the orange is more
developed, and becomes the dominant colour in the female. Fore
wing with indistinct spot at end of cell; medial and submarginal
lines, the latter sometimes crenulate. Hind wing with traces of
medial and submarginal lines, strongly developed in the female
crocearia.
Hab. Nilgiri plateau. Exp., § 46, 2 46-52 millim.
3529. Abraxas diaphana, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 398.
Differs from irrorata in the wings being entirely suffused with
fuscous, so that there is hardly a trace of the yellow ground-
colour on the markings.
Hab. Sikhim, 13,000 feet. Hap. 40 millim.
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3530. Abraxas fuscescens, Butl. P. Z. S. 1886, p. 392, pl. 35, fig. 10;
C. § S. no. 3731.
Abraxas irrula, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 115, pl. 152, fig. 1.
Abraxas adusta, Hmpsn. Jil. Het. viii, p. 115, pl. 152, figs. 6, 14.
Differs from poliarta in the ground-colour of the wings being
brownish grey, thickly irrorated with black in fuscescens=irrula ;
whilstin the form adusta, from the Nilgiris, the fore wing is almost
entirely suffused with brown, leaving some pale specks and a
patch at base. Fore wing with traces of antemedial line, spot at
end of cell, and two postmedial lines converging towards inner
margin. Hind wing with spot at end of cell and postmedial line.
The markings become obliterated in the most diffused forms
from the Nilgiris, some of which are fuscous in tone and difficult
to separate from polaria, except by the absence of the submarginal
line of fore wing.
Hab. Kulu; Thundiani, Punjab; Nilgiri plateau. Hwvp.50 millim.
3031. Abraxas sordida, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 144, pl. 169, fig. 12.
¢. Brownish fuscous; head, thorax, and abdomen orange and
black. Fore wing with ante- and postmedial white spots on the
costa and medial band from below cell to inner margin. Hind
wing with medial band from cell to inner margin; both wings
with traces of submarginal white specks.
Hab. Ceylon. Exp. 46 millim.
3532. Abraxas ostrina, Swink. P. Z. 8S. 1889, p. 431; Hmpsn. Il.
Het. viii, pl. 152, fig. 18.
Black ; the head, thorax, and abdomen orange and black. Fore
wing with irregular white blotches on the costa, and sometimes a
medial spot on inner margin; traces of antemedial, medial, post-
medial, and submarginal waved dark lines. Hind wing with
medial white specks on inner margin, which may be developed into
a complete black-spotted band, with a white speck beyond it.
Hab. Nilgiri plateau. Exp. 40-44 millim.
3533. Abraxas ditritaria, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1125; Hompsn. Ill. Het.
vii, pl. 152, fig. 21; C. §& S. no. 3729.
Silvery blue-grey ; head and abdomen orange and black. Fore
wing with a few white specks; traces of antemedial, medial, and
postmedial short dark streaks on the veins. Hind wing whitish,
thickly irrorated with fuscous; a spot at end of cell and curved
series of postmedial specks, which may be prominent or almost
obsolete.
Hab. Nilgiri plateau. Ewp., 5 38-45, 2 50 millim.
3534. Abraxas nigrivena, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 394.
do. Head, thorax, and abdomen orange, spotted with black ;
wings white, very slightly sullied with fuscous; the veins black.
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Fore wing with an orange basal patch, with a black speck at base
and others on its outer edge.
Hab. Sikhim. Lap. 35 millim.
3030. Abraxas flaveata.
Abraxas triseriata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1898, p. 394, pl. 31, fig. 9 (preeocc.).
3. Differs from nigrivena in the wings being pale straw-colour; |
an indistinct medial band of black scales; a submarginal series of
black specks on the veins ; fore wing with the basal orange patch
rather larger.
Hab. Sikhim. Exp. 44 millim.
3536. Abraxas etridoides, n. sp.
3. Antenne black; palpi orange, the 3rd joint black. Head
black, spotted with orange; thorax and abdomen black above,
white below; tegule black and orange. ore wing white; the
costa and area from the cell to outer margin black; an orange
subapical elongate patch, widest towards the costa; the outer
edge of the white area rather irregular. Hind wing white, with a
rather broad marginal black band with dentate inner edge. Under-
side: fore wing as above, but with an additional orange streak on
outer margin below apex; hind wing uniform pale yellow, with a
black mark on the middle of the discocellulars, and the short black
streaks on the nervules halfway between the cell and outer margin
so characteristic of Abraxas.
A beautiful mimic of Teracolus etrida, which is very common in
the same district.
Hab. Kodaikanal, Palni Hills (Hlwes). Hp. 32 milliim. Type
in coll. Druce.
3037. eae triseriata, Herr.-Schiffer, Samml. aussereur. Schmett.
o, 322, i i
Potera marginata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1878, p. 852; C. § S. no. 3747.
Head, thorax, and abdomen orange and black; wings white,
with black markings. Fore wing with two irregular subbasal
bands, the first reaching vein 1, the second the median nervure;
an irregular antemedial band excurved from the subcostal nervure
to vein 1; a large patch at end of cell; the costa mostly black ;
dentate submarginal and marginal bands connected by a bar on
vein 4; an irregular spot at outer angle. Hind wing with ante-
medial band, and dentate postmedial and marginal bands.
The form marginata, from Tenasserim, has all the black markings
very much reduced, the transverse bands of each wing being only
represented by a few black specks.
Hab. Tenasserim; Mergui; Java. Hap. 42-46 millim.
C. (Ligdia). Antenne of male ciliated.
3538. Abraxas adustata, Schiff. Wien. Verz. p. 114; Miibn. Samm.
Eur. Schmett., Geom. fig. 75.
Ligdia coctata, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 210; C. & S. no. 8751.
Melanippe efferata, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1274.
Melanippe restitutata, Wik. Cat. xxv, p. 1297; C. & S. no. 8814,
ABRAXAS.— DILOPHODES. 305
Head and thorax clothed with black-brown and leaden scales ;
abdomen and wings yellowish white. Fore wing with the basal
area brown, irrorated with leaden scales and narrowing to inner
margin; traces of a medial series of specks; a postmedial brown
band diffused outwards to the margin except at apex, its inner
edge sinuous and with a lead-coloured line on edge of band; a
waved white submarginal line with some grey inside it. Hind
wing with dark speck at end of cell; some striz on inner margin ;
a pale fuscous diffused postmedial band, with a crenulate white
line on its outer edge.
Hab. Europe; N.W. Himalayas. xp. 26-30 millim.
Genus DILOPHODES.
Dilophodes, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 416 (1894).
Type, D. elegans, Butl.
Range. Japan; Khasis.
Palpi porrect, reaching just beyond the frons and fringed with
hair below ; antennz of male with two pairs of minute fasciculated
serrations to each joint; coxe of each pair of legs tufted with
black hair, hind tibia with a tuft from base and paired lateral tufts
on the base of abdomen. fore wing of male with fovea; vein 3
from before angle of cell; 7, 8, 9 stalked; 10 and 11 stalked, and
connected by a bar with 7, 8,9; 10 and 11 anastomose with 12,
or 11 anastomoses with 12, then again with 10; 12 sometimes
eae at extremity. Hind wing with vein 3 from before angle
of cell.
3539. Dilophodes elegans, Buti. Ill. Het. ii, p. 53, pl. 37, fig. 6.
Abraxas khasiana, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p. 17.
Head, thorax, and abdomen orange, spotted with black; wings
white, with black markings. Fore wing with the spots covering
the greater part of the surface, and consisting of basal spots, ante-
medial and medial bands, which coalesce below the cell, a curved
postmedial series of smaller spots, and submarginal and marginal
Fig. 142.—Dilophodes elegans, G. }.
series often coalescing and interrupted between veins 3 and 4.
Hind wing with spot at end of cell; spots on inner margin; an
interrupted submarginal series of large spots and marginal series '
of small spots.
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306 GEOMETRID &.
The Khasi race has the spots on the apical half of hind wing
obsolete.
Hab. Japan; Khasis. Hap. 54 millim.
Genus ONELLABA.
Onellaba, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1189 (1862).
Type, O. botydata, W1k.
Range. Peninsular India.
Palpi hairy, porrect, and not reaching beyond the frons, which
is hairy; antennz thickened and simple; hind tibie dilated, but
. without fold or tuft; wings long and narrow. Fore wing with
the apex produced and outer margin oblique; vein 3 from before
angle of cell; 7,8, 9,10 stalked; 11 free. Hind wing with vein 3
from before angle of cell.
3540. Onellaba botydata, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1140; C. & S. no. 3750;
Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, pl. 156, fig. 29.
Head, thorax,and abdomen
orange, banded with black ;
wings white, with a few black
specks, which on the costa
and inner margin are con-
joined into almost con-
Fig. 143.—Onellaba botydata, g. 1. tinuous fasciz; a black spot
at end of cell, and curved postmedial, submarginal, and marginal
bands.
Hab. Ganjam; Canara; Nilgiri plateau. Hap. 32 millim.
Genus PERCNIA.
Perenia, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 216 (1857).
Culcula, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 266 (1888).
Xenoplia, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 415 (1894).
Tvpe, P. felinaria, Guen.
Range. Japan; China; Himalayas; Assam ; Burma.
Palpi porrect, reaching just beyond the frons and fringed with
hair; hind tibie of male dilated with a fold containing a tuft of
long hair. Fore wing long and narrow; male usually with fovea ;
vein 3 from before angle of cell; 5 more or less above angle of
discocellulars ; 7, 8, 9 stalked ; 10 and 11 free, or 10 stalked with
7, 8, 9, or rarely with 11. Hind wing with vein 3 from before angle
of cell.
Szcr. I. Antenne of male bipectinated to near apex; fore wing
but slightly elongate ; vein 5 from just above middle of disco-
cellulars.
A. Aniennee of male with long decumbent branches.
3541. Perenia ductaria, W/k. Cat. xxiv, p. 1111; C. § S. no. 3710. Y
Grey, slightly suffused with fuscous; head and thorax spotted
PERCNIA. OW
with black; abdomen with paired dorsal black spots. Fore wing
with fulvous streaks on the veins near base and a postmedial series
of short streaks; some black specks at base; two antemedial, one
medial, two postmedial, one submarginal, and a marginal series of
black spots; a spot at end of cell. Hind wing with two ante-
medial black spots on inner area; three medial spots ; two post-
medial series, with short fulvous streaks on the veins between
them ; submarginal and marginal series.
Hab. Sikhim. Exp. 60 millim.
B. (Xenoplia). Antenne of male with short stiff branches, of female
with shorter branches ; fore wing with vein 10 stalked with 7, 8, 9.
3042. Perenia coryneta, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 213.
3. Differs from ductaria in the wings being whiter; some
yellow at base of fore wing, but none on the veins; the spots
larger and deep black. Fore wing with no spots in the interspaces
in the antemedial, medial, and postmedial series; the outer of the
two postmedial series consisting of diffused patches, with a well-
defined white band beyond them. Hind wing with only the cell-
spot of the medial series; the postmedial series single, and with
no specks in the interspaces.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Nagas; Burma. LZyxp. 70 millim.
3543, Percnia tincta, n. sp.
$. Differs from ductaria in the thorax being paler and not
spotted with black ; the wings tinged with pale rutous and without
the postmedial series of fulvous streaks on the veins. Fore wing
with the ante- and postmedial series of spots single, the latter
with an indistinct band beyond it. Hind wing with an ante-
medial series of spots; only the cell-spot of the medial series; the
postmedial series single, with a faint band beyond it.
Hab. Sikhim (Moller). Hp. 84 millim. Type in coll. Elwes.
3544, Percnia foraria, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 217; C. & 8. no. 3715. 5
Perenia submissa, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 391.
Differs from belluaria (p. 308) in being smaller and paler.
Hab. Dharmsala; Simla; Sikhim. wp. 48-56 millim.
3545. Percnia maculata, Moore, P. Z. 8.1867, p.651; C. § 8. no. 3711.
Zenoplia subfumida, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 416.
3. Differs from foraria in the interspaces of the fore wing
being suffused with fuscous, except at base and outer area; the
costal and outer areas irrorated with black.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Zap. 42 millim.
308 GEOMETRID&.
Secr. II. Antenne of male minutely serrate and fasciculate ; -
fore wing more elongate.
A. fore wing with vein 5 from near upper angle of cell.
a. Male with fovea.
a’. Hind wing with vein 7 from well before angle of cell.
3046. Perenia felinaria, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 216, pl. 19, fig. 1; C. § S.
aC Vix
Differs from ductaria in being much more suffused with fuscous ;
no fulvous streaks on the veins; the spots much larger. Fore
wing with only one postmedial series. Hind wing with only the
cell-spot of the three medial spots ; a single postmedial series.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Nagas. Hap. 88-90 millim.
b'. Hind wing with vein 7 gwen off from, or from just before,
angle of cell.
3547. Perenia belluaria, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 217; C.§ 8. no. 8713. 7
Percnia euttata, Feld. Reis. Nov. pl. 180, fig. 15; C. § S.no. 3716.
Fig. 144.—Perenia belluaria, 3.
eed
°
Differs from felinarca in being paler, with the spots smaller.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. ap. 72 millim.
3548. Percnia interfusa, Warr. P. Z. S. 1898, p. 392.
Differs from bclluaria in the ground-colour being whiter ; the
head, thorax, and base of fore wing tinged with fulvous. Fore
wing suffused with fuscous, chiefly on costal and outer areas; a
dentate line beyond the postmedial series of spots. Hind wing
with slight fuscous suffusion on marginal area, and traces of a
dentate line beyond the postmedial series of spots.
Hab. Nagas. Hap. 58 millim.
b. (Culcula). Male with no fovea.
3549. Percnia exanthemata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 266; C. § S. no. 3723.
White; head and thorax suffused with olive-yellow; abdomen
yellowish, the anal tuft orange. Fore wing with olive-yellow
PERCNIA.—OBEIDIA. 309
subbasal patch with grey rings on it; some grey spots on and below
costa; a large grey patch at end of cell; a postmedial oblique
series of olive-yellow lunules and spots on grey patches, inter-
rupted between veins 4 and 6 and ending at outer angle; numerous
conjoined grey spots on marginal area. Hind wing with large
grey patch at end of cell; a postmedial series of small spots
becoming an olive-yellow line, with patches beyond it on a grey
ground from vein 3 to anal angle; a few submarginal grey spots.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. xp., ¢ 64, 2 90 millim.
B. Fore wing with vein 5 from slightly above middle of
discocellulars ; 10 and 11 stalked.
3550. Percnia giraffata, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 205; C. & S. no. 3782.
Rhyparia graudaria, Feld. Wien. Ent. Mon. vi, p. 39; wd. Reis.
Tov. pl. 129, fie. 28.
6. White; the collar and end of abdomen tinged with fulvous ;
head and thorax spotted with black; abdomen with paired dorsal
and lateral spots and ventral bands. Fore wing with two subbasal
spots; a large spot on costa; three obliquely placed antemedial
spots, one at end of cell with spot on costa above it; a double
postmedial series of irregular more or less confluent spots ; sub-
marginal and marginal series of spots, and some striz on outer
area. Hind wing with spot at base; three antemedial spots ;
postmedial, submarginal, and marginal series, and some striz on
outer area.
Other specimens have the spots of the postmedial band of fore
wing disconnected ; the marginal spots larger and conjoined into
a band towards apex.
Hab. Japan; China; Sikhim; Burma. Exp. 85 millim.
Genus OBEIDIA.
Obeidia, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1139 (1862).
Type, O. vagipardata, W1k., from Northern China. /
Range. China; Sikhim; Nagas; Penang.
Palpi slender and reaching beyond the frons; antenne of male
thickened by appressed serrations; hind tibiw with a fold con-
taining a tuft of hair; abdomen long and slender; wings long
and narrow; male with fovea. Fore wing with vein 3 from before
angle of cell; 7, 8, 9 stalked from before upper angle; 10 and 11
free. Hind wing with vein 3 from before angle of cell; the disco-
cellulars angled; 7 from before upper angle.
Sect. J. Hind wing with vein 8 approximated to 7 to
half length of cell.
3551. Obeidia tigrata, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 202; C. § S. no, 3743.
Obeidia fumosa, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 389.
Obeidia lucifera, Swink. A. M. N. H. (6) xii, p. 155.
Fulvous orange, spotted with black. Fore wing with the spots
310 GEOMETRID 2A.
on basal and outer areas small and numerous; curved ante- and
postmedial series of large spots and a spot at end of cell. Hind
wing with small spots on basal and outer areas; a spot at end of
cell and a curved postmedial series.
Fig. 145.—Obeidia tigrata, 3. }.
The spots vary considerably in size and disposition; some
specimens have the disk of fore wing and the greater part of hind
wing whitish; or in the Indian form fumosa with the greater part
of the ground-celour of both wings white, the orange being con-
fined in some specimens to the costa of fore wing, and the fuscous
spots forming a nearly entire marginal band.
Hab. China; Sikhim; Nagas; Penang. Hap. 64-80 millim.
Secr. II. Hind wing with vein 8 approximated to 7 to
near end of cell.
| 3552. Obeidia millepunctata, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 389. /.
6. Head, thorax, and abdomen pale orange, spotted with black ;
antenne black; wings white. Fore wing with the base tinged
with orange; the basal area thickly spotted with black; a series
of larger irregularly placed medial spots, double from the median
nervure to inner margin; the outer area with small spots thickly
placed and confluent at apex; cilia black. Hind wing with speck
at end of cell; an irregular medial series of large spots; the outer
area with small spots, many of which become confluent; cilia
black.
Hab. Sikhim., Hap, 54 millim.
Genus VITHORA.
Vithora, Moore, P. Z. S. 1865, p. 795.
Type, V. andrasana, Moore.
Range. Japan; China; Sikhim; Khasis.
Palpi slender and fringed with long hair; the 2nd joint
upeurved, the 3rd porrect; frons hairy; antenne long and simple
VITHORA.—GENUSA. ot
dilated towards extremity ; abdomen long and slender ; hind tibize
of male dilated with a fold containing a ridge of hair. Wings
long and narrow, sparsely clothed with small scales and hair.
Fore wing with vein 3 from before angle of cell; 7, 8, 9 stalked ;
10 and 11 free. Hind wing with vein 3 from before angle of cell.
3053. Vithora indrasana, Moore, P. Z. S. 1865, p. 795, pl. 42, fig. 5;
C. §& S. no. 344,
Halthia nigripars, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p. 16, pl. 1, fig. 1.
$. Head, thorax, and abdomen orange, with black markings.
Fore wing black, with some yellow at base; a white patch occu-
pying the basal half of cell; a quadrate patch below its middle
and another in its extremity; a postmedial curved series of three
BER
\
Fig. 146.—Vithora indrasana, g. 1.
irregular patches, the two lower conjoined ; an irregular subapical
bar; a submarginal spot below vein 4. Hind wing white, with
medial black band interrupted at middle or broken up into spots,
some scattered spots and specks beyond it; an irregular marginal
band.
@. The black markings more extensive and the white more
reduced, especially on the bind wing, which has a broad curved
postmedial band connected by spots with the marginal band.
The markings are very variable.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. wp. 62 millim.
Genus GENUSA.
Genusa, Wilk. Cat. iv, p. 818 (1855).
Type, G. bigutta, Wik.
Range. Calcutta; Burma; Malacca; Sumatra.
Palpi porrect, reaching far beyond the frons, slender and slightly
fringed with hair; antenne bipectinated to apex, the branches
longer in the male than the female; hind tibie not dilated ;
frenulum absent ; the wings scantily clotned with small scales and
hair. Fore wing with the costa arched ; the outer margin oblique ;
vein 3 from before angle of cell; 7,8,9 stalked from before upper
angle; 10 free; 11 anastomosing slightly with 12. Hind wing
with vein 3 from before angle of cell.
aie GEOMETRID&®.
3554. Genusa bigutta, Wik. Cat. iv, p. 818; C. & S. no. 893.
Genusa destituta, Wik. Cat. xxxil, p. 341.
Yellowish white; thorax and abdomen dorsally spotted with black.
Fore wing with black
spot at base; very indis-
tinct oblique ante- and
postmedial double series
of pale fuscous blotches
and traces of a submar-
ginal series. Hind wing
with traces of postmedial
Fig. 147.—Genusa bigutta, Sg. }. and submarginal macu-
late bands.
Hab. Calcutta; Moulmein; Malacca; Cambodia; Sumatra.
Exp. 44 millim.
Genus MILIONIA.
Milionia, W7k. Cat. ii, p. 364 (1854),
Kipidesma, Hiibn. Verz. p. 176 (? 1818), non descr.
Type, MW. glauca, Cram.
Range. China; N.E. India; Burma; the Malayan subregion ;
New Guinea and neighbouring groups.
Palpi porrect, reaching just beyond the frons, the 2nd joint
stout and thickly scaled, the 3rd porrect; antenne of male
thickened by appressed serrations and minutely ciliated ; abdomen
of male hairy below, the claspers large ; hind tibie dilated with a
fold containing a tuft of long hair. Fore wing with the costa
straight ; the outer margin obliquely rounded; vein 3 from before
angle of cell; 7, 8,9 stalked; 10 absent; 11 free. Hind wing
with vein 3 from before angle of cell; 7 from before upper angle.
3055. Milionia glauca, Cram. Pap. Exot. iv, pl. 368, fig. D; C § S.
no. 3094.
Epidesma pyrrho, Hiibn. Verz. p. 176.
Black, shot with blue, which is most brilliant at base of hind
wing. Fore wing with a broad orange band from costa beyond
middle to outer angle, towards which it becomes crimson.
Some specimens have some crimson on fore wing near base
below median nervure.
Hab. Tenasserim; Amboina; Ceram. xp. 70 millim.
3006. Milionia pulchrinervis, Feld. Reis. Nov. pl. 104, fis.6; C.§ S.
no. 3096.
Milionia lativitta, Moore, P. Z. S. 1872, p. 570; C. & S. no. 3095.
Differs from glauca in not being shot with blue, but the veins
of both wings on upper and under sides brilliant metallic blue to
the middle. Fore wing with the band wider, more oblique, and
orange throughout.
Hab, Sikhim: Sylhet. Hap. 70 millim.
MILIONIA. 313
3557. Milionia luculenta, Swink. P. Z. S. 1889, p. 423, pl. 43, fig. 3.
Q@. Differs from glauca in the band of the fore wing being
crimson except at costa, narrower, and reaching the inner margin
before the angle. Hind wing with a medial crimson speck above
vein 7, and slightly sinuous narrow band from vein 6 to inner
margin.
Hab. Andamans. L£wp. 62 millin.
3558. Milionia zonea, Moore, P. Z. 8. 1872, p. 569; C. & S. no. 3098.
Milionia pyrozonis, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) x, p. 875; C&S.
no. 3097.
Milionia sharpei, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) xviii, p. 7.
Differs from pulchrinervis in the hind wing having a broad
orange band occupying the outer third of the wing, with five sub-
marginal black spots on the veins.
Fig. 148.—Milionia zonea, g. }.
The form pyrozonis, from Burma, has the band of both wings
crimson, whilst sharpe:, from Borneo, has the band dark orange
and slightly narrower.
Hab. Sikhim; Assam; Tavoy; Tenasserim; Borneo. Lp.
64 millim.
Subfamily G2NOCHROMIN &.
Hind wing with vein 5 present, and from about the middle of
discocellulars except in Sarcinodes; vein 8 free and approximated
to 7 to near middle of cell.
The subfamily consists of a few genera not having any very close
affinities, and representing divergent developments of the primitive
Geometrid stock.
Key to the Genera.
A. Antenne with uniseriate branches in
both sexes.
a. Palpi porrect, reaching far beyond
the frons and broadly fringed with
hair; hind wing with vein 5 from
middle of discocellulars; the frenu-
lum aborted. pines <ok slajebiaitadis »,- 1, ABRAXAPHANTES, p. 314,
314 GEOMETRID #&.
6. Palpi stout, oblique, and reaching just
beyond a sharp frontal tuft; hind
wing with vein 5 stalked with 6;
the frenulum fully developed...... 2. SARCINODES, p. 315.
B. Antenne not uniserlate ; apex of each
wing much produced.
a. Palpi slender and reaching far beyond
the frons; antenne of J bipectinated. 3. LoxorHomBia, p. 316.
6. Palpi not extending beyond the frons ;
antenne of ¢ almost simple.
a’, Fore wing with vein 10 given off
from 11, and anastomosing with
8,9 to tormanareolews . 4m ye 4, PALHOMYSTIS, p. 317.
b'. Fore wing with vein 10 free; 11
anastomosing with 12.......... 5. DORATOPTERA, p. 318.
Genus ABRAXAPHANTES.
Abraxaphantes, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 874 (1894).
Type, A. perampla, Swinh.
Range. Burina.
Palpi reaching far beyond the frons, and fringed with hair on
both sides; antenne pectinated, with short uniseriate branches in
both sexes; abdomen long and deep; male with the claspers very
large ; the frenulum reduced to a slender hair and non-functional,
the retinaculum being absent; wings long and narrow. Fore wing
with vein 3 from before angle of cell; 7, 8, 9 stalked from before
upper angle; 10 and 11 stalked. Hind wing with vein 3 from
before angle of cell, 7 from before upper angle.
3599. Abraxaphantes perampla, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1890, p. 211.
White ; palpi and frons fiery orange ; head and thorax spotted
with black. Fore wing with numerous black spots on the basal and
Fig. 149.— Abraxaphantes perampla, S$. 4.
costal areas and in the cell; a large spot at end of cell, with a
broad oblique band from below it forking towards inner margin ;
both wings with submarginal, marginal, and cilial series of spots,
ABRAXAPHANTES.—SARCINODES. 315
the 1st series with no spot on vein 4. Hind wing with black spots
on costal area; ante- and postmedial maculate bands and a spot at
end of cell.
Hab. Burma. Exp. 78 millim.
Genus SARCINODES. -—
Sarcinodes, Guen. Phal. i, p. 188 (1857).
Mergana, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 292 (1860).
Auxima, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1526 (1862).
Type, S. carnearia, Guen.
Range. Sikhim ; Khasis; Sumatra; Borneo.
Palpi upturned and thickly fringed with hair, the 3rd joint
naked and porrect ; antennz with short uniseriate branches to two-
thirds length in both sexes. Thorax and abdomen stout. Fore
wing with the costa straight; the apex produced and acute; vein
3 from close to angle of cell; 5 from near upper angle; 6, 7, 8, 9
stalked ; 10, 11 free. Hind wing with vein 3 from close to angle
of cell; 5 and 6 stalked; 7 from before upper angle.
/ 3560. Sarcinodes restitutaria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1527; Butl. Ill.
Hct; wi, pl Vo, fies. 1, 23° CS; S. noz 3239.
Auxima restitutaria, var. egrota, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 125 ;
id. Lil. Het. vi, pl. 115, figs. 3,4; C. & S. no. 8234,
Auxima sumatraria, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1577.
Pale pink, suffused with chestnut and slightly striated with
fuscous. Fore wing with very faint traces of curved ante- and
postmedial lines ; a double line filled in with grey from apex of
fore wing to middle of inner margin of hind wing; a submarginal
series of indistinct grey specks on the veins. Underside with
Fig. 150.—Sarcinodes restitutaria, 3. }-
oblique rufous postmedial line; a series of black specks on the
veins beyond it; a submarginal series of white specks.
The variety egrota has hardly a trace of pink ; dark submarginal
blotches above vein 4 of each wing are sometimes present.
Hab. Sikhim ; Khasis; Sumatra. wp. 72 millim.
316 GEOMETRID &.
3561. Sarcinodes debitaria, Wk. Cat. xxvi, p. 1527; Buti. Ill. Het.
vi, pl. 114, fig. 12; C. & S. no. 3237.
Yellow, slightly irrorated and striated with fuscous. Fore wing
with waved and curved subbasal line; a speck at end of cell; an
oblique line with white and pinkish suffusion on its inner edge
from the apex to middle of inner margin of hind wing, which has
also a dark antemedial line; cilia of both wings brown. Under-
side much greyer and more striated; a series of black points re-
placing the oblique line, and commencing with a spot on the costa
of fore wing. ;
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Hwp. 60 millim.
3562. Sarcinodes lilacina, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 234; C. & S. no. 3238.
Sarcinodes susana, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1891, p. 488. SP
S$. Differs from debditaria in being pale pink. Fore wing with
the oblique line bright orange on a pale yellow band. Underside
with medial oblique red line with purple beyond it from lower
angle of cell of fore wing to inner margin of hind wing.
The form susana is bright yellow, spotted and blotched with
purplish pink, and with a marginal series of black specks.
Hab. Khasis. Hap. 60 millim.
3563. Sarcinodes carnearia, Gwen. Phal. i, p. 188; C. § S. no. 3236.
Mergana bilineata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 624. 9
Differs from restitutaria in having an oblique rufous line from
costa of fore wing beyond middle to inner margin of hind wing
before middle; the line from apex rufous, single, and with a narrow
belt of grey on its inner edge.
Hab. Sikhim ; Khasis. Hep. 60-66 millim.
3064, Sarcinodes zequilinearia, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 292; Butl. Ill. Het.
vi, pl. 115, figs. 5,6; C. & S. no. 3235.
Auxima trilineata, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1576.
Pinkish grey, irrorated with fuscous. Fore wing with three
equidistant oblique rufous lines with slight olive suffusion
beyond them, the outer from the apex; hind wing with
ante- and postmedial lines ; both wings with a series of white and
dark submarginal specks ; the cilia and costa of fore wing rufous.
Underside as in debitaria; the outer area of hind wing suffused
with brown, and with yellow patches between veins 4 and 5 and
at outer angle.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Hap. 64 millim.
Genus LOXORHOMBIA.
Loxorhombia, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 869 (1894).
Type, L. idea, Swinh.
Range. Burma.
LOXORHOMBIA.—PALZOMYSTIS, olf
Palpi porrect, the 2nd joint roughly scaled and reaching far
beyond the frons, the 8rd long and naked; antenne of male bi-
pectinated to three-fourths length; abdomen and legs long and
slender; frenulum very slender. Fore wing with the apex pro-
duced ; vein 3 from before angle of cell; 5 from just above middle
of discocellulars ; 7, 8, 9 stalked from before upper angle; 10, 11
stalked, anastomosing with 12, then 10 with 2,9. Hind wing with
the outer margin produced to a point at vein 7; 3 from before
angle of cell; 5 from middle of discocellulars.
3565. Loxorhombia idea, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1890, p. 211, pl. 7,
fig. 2.
3. Grey, striated and suffused with fuscous. Fore wing with
the costa not suffused; a
speck at end of cell; an
4 LE oblique pale and dark line
é & from apex to middle of
H fom inner margin; an indis-
iE 2 tinct, oblique, waved sub-
; marginal line. Hind wing
with oblique pale and dark
antemedial, postmedial,
and submarginal lines ; a fine black marginal line.
Hab. Upper Burma; Bassein. wp. 42 millim.
Fig. 151.—Loxorhombia idea, $. }
T?
Genus PALHZOMYSTIS.
Paleomystis, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 879 (1894).
Type, P. falcatarva, Moore.
Range. Tibet ; Sikhim.
Palpi porrect, slight, and not extending beyond the frons ; an-
tennz somewhat thickened by appressed serrations ; frenulum very
slender. Fore wing somewhat produced and acute at apex ; vein
Fig. 152.—-Paleomystis falcataria, $. }.
3 from before angle of cell; 5 from middle of discocellulars ; 7, 8,
9 stalked; 10, 11 stalked, and 10 anastomosing with 8,9. Hind
wing with the outer margin produced to a point at vein 7; vein 3
from before angle of cell; 5 from middle of discocellulars ; 7 from
just before upper angle.
318 GHOMETRID &.
3566. Palwomystis falcataria, Moore, P. Z. 8.1867, p. 613; C. & S.
no. 3104.
Metrocampa unio, Oberth. Et. Ent. xi, p. 32, pl. vi, fig. 43.
3. White, with a slight yellow tinge and fuscous irroration.
Each wing with slightly curved fuscous antemedial line; oblique
postmedial line joied at vein 2 by a curved line; a curved sub-
marginal line.
Hab. Tibet; Sikhim. vp. 44 millim.
Genus DORATOPTERA, nov.
Type, D. neceviller, Hmpsn.
Range. Sikhim.
Palpi porrect and clothed with hair; frons produced to a
rounded prominence; vertex of head with a large conical tuft;
antenne minutely ciliated. Fore wing with the apex extremely
produced and acute, the outer margin forming a continuous curve
with the inner margin; veins 2, 3, and 4 curved, 3 from before
end of cell; 5 very slender; 7, 8,9 stalked to near apex; 10 free;
11 anastomosing with 12; a fringe of hair on the upperside below
vein 1. Hind wing with the apex arched and produced to a point
at vein 7; 3 from before angle of cell; 5 very slender.
3067. Doratoptera nicevillei, n. sp.
3. Pale ochreous; frons brownish. Wings of a satiny texture ;
fore wing with pale golden-brown streaks on the costa, the veins,
and in the interspaces.
Hab. Sikhim. wp. 60 millim. Type in B. M.
Fig. 153.—Doratoptera nicevillei, 3. }.
Subfamily ORTHOSTIXIN A.
Hind wing with vein 5 present and from about middle of disco-
cellulars, except in Alew ; vein 8 connected with 7 by an oblique
bar near base, then rapidly diverging from it.
A small but fairly compact subfamily, not far removed from the
primitive Geometrid stock.
CELERENA. 319
Key to the Genera.
A. Fore wing with veins 10, 1] stalked and
anastomosing with 12.
a. Palpi slight and reaching just beyond the
frons, which is rounded; antenne of 3
fringed with short scales at middle; hind
tibia and 1st joint of tarsus much dilated. 1. CELERENA, p. 319.
b. Palpi with the 2nd and 38rd joints thickly
scaled and reaching beyond the sharp
frontal tuft; fore wing with the apex
BOMenviat NANOCUCEd Ko tikh sais ws wom gtr 4, ALEX, p. 322.
B. Fore wing with vein 1] anastomosing with
12 and then with 10; palpi upturned and
reaching vertex of head; antenne and legs
Hoch AMG SLE MINOW i, 1, ian cle oe cess ¢'e/ soc 2. HUMELEA, p. 320.
C. Fore wing with veins 9, 10, 11 stalked, anas-
tomosing with 12, or connected with it by a
bar ; hind tibize without spurs or with only
Wer BORNE AEL |. f.) aks cw slow ley oe oso 6. Naxa, p. 324.
D. Fore wing with veins 7, 8, 9, 10 stalked.
a. Fore wing with vein 11 free; antenne of
d bipectinated, with short branches.... 3. IOTAPHORA, p. 822.
6. Fore wing with vein 1] anastomosing with
12 and then with 10, which again anas-
tomoses with 8,9; antenne of ¢ ciliated. 5. Noruta, p. 324.
EK. Fore wing with veins 7, 8, 9 stalked; 10
absent.
a, Fore wing with vein 11 becoming coincident
with 12; the apex rounded; hind wing
with veins 6,7 stalked ; legs and antennz
Wet lone and slender] 4... Male. 7, RAMBARA, p. 326.
b, Fore wing with vein 11 anastomosing with
12, and then with 8, 9; the apex pro-
duced; hind wing with veins 6,7 from
We ero Mlisrerat la svesyeleceve lee avaitin elas elev ayetaleee 8. Ozoua, p. 3827.
Genus CELERENA.
Celerena, Wlk. Trans. Ent. Soc. ser. 3, 1, p. 71 (1862).
Type, C. divisa, W1k.
Range. Sikhim ; Assam ; Sylhet; Burma; Andamans ; Moluccas;
Austro-Malayan subregion.
Palpi porrect and reaching beyond the frons ; antenne of male
fringed with short scales at middle; large tufts of hair from the
base of coxe and abdomen; hind tibize immensely dilated, con-
taining flocculent masses of hair, and with a large terminal trian-
gular process on the outer side; the lst joint of tarsi dilated into
a large lobe on the inner side. Fore wing long, with the outer
margin oblique; male with a fold fringed with scales in the cell;
vein 3 from before angle of cell; 5 froin middle of discocellulars ;
7,8, 9 stalked; 10, 11 stalked, anastomosing with 12, and 10
nearly touching 8,9. Hind wing with vein 3 from before angle
of cell; 5 from middle of discocellulars; 7 from before upper
angle.
320 GEOMETRIDA.
3068, Celerena divisa, Wik. Trans. Ent. Soc. ser. 3, i, p. 72; Butl. Ii.
Het. vi, pl. 113, fig. 1; C.g S. no. 3100.
Bright yellow. Fore wing with the base of costa lilacine grey,
as far as the medial black band, which is angled on discocellulars
and terminates at vein 2; both wings with a curved postmedial
band running to outer angle, the area beyond it lilacine grey.
Underside of fore wing with a fuscous streak on vein 2 joining
the medial and postmedial bands.
Hab. Sikhim ; Sylhet; Sibsagar. EHwp. 76 millim.
Fig. 154.—Celerena divisa, §. }.
3069. Celerena andamana, Feld. Reis. Nov. pl. 180, fig. 18; C. & &:.
no. 3099.
Differs from divisa in the medial and postmedial bands of the
fore wing being reduced to lines and nearer the margin ; under-
side with no fuscous on vein 2.
Hab. Tenasserim; Andamans. wp. 62 millim.
Genus EUMELEA.
Eumelea, Duncan, Jardine’s Nat. Libr, xxxil, p. 215 (1841).
Type, £. rosalia, Cram.
Range. China; throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma; the
Malayan and Austro-Malayan subregions.
Palpi upturned, the 2nd joint thickly scaled, the 3rd _porrect
and naked ; antenne very long and slender ; legs long and slender ;
the hind tibize fringed with hair. Fore wing with vein 3 from
before angle of cell; 7, 8, 9 stalked from upper angle; 11 anas-
tomosing with 12. and then with 10. Hind wing with vein 3 from
before angle of cell; 5 from middle of discocellulars ; 6,7 stalked.
3570. Eumelea rosalia, Cram. Pap. Exot. iv, p. 152, pl. 3€8, fig. F;
C. § S. no. 3545.
Phalena vulpenaria, Cram. Pap. Exot. iv, p. 245, pl. 400, figs. O, P ;
C. & S. no. 3546.
Phaleena gravidata, Fabr. Ent. Syst. 111, 2, p. 175.
Ametris punicearia, Hiibn. Verz. p. 803.
BUMELBA. oo
Eumelia feliciata, Gwen. Phal. i, p. 393; C, § S. no, 3540.
Eumelia florinata, Gwen. Phal. i, p. 392.
Eumelia ludovicata, Guen. Phal. i, p. 393; C. & S. no. 3544.
Eumelia flavata, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 440, pl. 198, fig. 3;
C. §& S. no. 3543.
Bright orange-yellow, thickly irrorated with crimson. Fore
wing with indistinct antemedial, medial, and submarginal crimson
bands ; hind wing with medial and submarginal bands. Underside
with the crimson bands more prominent.
Fig. 155.—Humelea rosalia, SJ. +.
In typical rosaka the crimson becomes the dominant colour ;
ludovicata is much more orange, with the bands diffused; flavata is
yellow, with the medial band well-defined and narrow ; vulpenaria
is much browner, especially in the male, with the crimson bands
well-defined and narrow, and some yellow on outer margin of hind
wing.
Hab. China; Formosa, throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma;
the Malayan and Austro-Malayan subregions. Ewvp., 3 50,
2 60 millim.
3571. Eumelea olivacea, Hmpsn. Il. Het. viii, p. 111, pl. 151, fig. 17.
3g. Differs from rosala in being olive-brown, irrorated with
dark specks, and with no trace of crimson; fore wing with the
antemedial band and both wings with the medial band dark; no
trace of submarginal band on the upperside.
Hab. Sikhim; Nilgiris. vp. 50 millim.
3572, Eumelea aureliata, Guen. Phal. i, p. 394 Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii,
pl. 198, figs. 4,4a; C. § S. no. 3539. /
Differs from rosalia in being yellow, irrorated with orange
specks ; the bands obsolete. Fore wing with two purplish spots
on costa; a large spot on inner margin beyond middle; an indis-
tinct submarginal series of spots. Hind wing with spot at end of
cell; a postmedial series commencing with a large blotch on the
costa; a submarginal series.
Hab. Formosa; Assam; Canara; Nilgiris; Ceylon; Burma;
Nicobars. LEzxp., ¢ 56, 2 60 millim.
VOL. II, x
Bye) GEOMETRID&.
Genus IOTAPHORA.
Totaphora, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 884 (1894).
Iotaphora, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 168.
Type, I. iridicolor, Butl.
Range. Tibet; Sikhim; Khasis.
Palpi porrect and hairy ; a rounded frontal prominence ; an-
tenn of male bipectinated, with short stiff branches ; hind tibiz
dilated with a fold containing a tuft of hair. Fore wing with the
apex arched ; vein 3 from the angle of cell; 7,8, 9, 10 stalked; 11
free. Hund wing with the margin crenulate ; vein 3 from close to
angle of cell; 5 from above middle of discocellulars.
3073. Lotaphora iridicolor, Buti. A. WM. N. H. (5) vi. p. 227; zd. Il.
Het. vi, pl. 118, fig. 3; C. & S. no. 3101.
Metrocampaa dmirabilis, Oberth. Bull. Soc. ent. Fr. 1883, p. 1xxxiv.
3. Pale orange-yellow ; palpi black at sides. Fore wing with
a black spot at base of costa, which is whitish; a curved ante-
medial orange line; a broad medial band;.a prominent black
Fig. 156.—Jotaphora iridicolor, §. 4.
lunule on discocellulars ; both wings with a postmedial orange line
excurved between veins 2 and 4, and a series of submarginal black
streaks on the veins and in the interspaces.
Hab. Tibet; Sikhim; Khasis. Hap. 56 millim.
Genus ALEX.
Alex, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1753 (1862).
Gamoruna, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 265 (1888).
Geoglada, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 184.
Type, A. nigrozonata, W1k.
Range. Sikhim; Khasis ; Nilgiris; Ceylon; Borneo.
Palpi porrect, the 2nd joint reaching beyond the sharp frontal
tuft and clothed with hair, the 3rd long and naked. Fore wing
somewhat produced and acute at apex; vein 3 from near angle of
cell; 5 from middle of discocellulars; 7, 8, 9 stalked; 10, 11
stalked and anastomosing with 12. Hind wing with vein 3 from
near angle of cell; 5 from above middle of discocellulars.
ALEX. 323
Scr. I. (Alew). Antenne of male bipectinated, with short branches
ending in a long spine; hind wing of male with vein 5 stalked
with 6.
3574. Alex nigrozonata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1754.
Panagra palparia, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 988; C. § S. no. 3686.
Orgalima continuaria, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1617.
Alex indica, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 368.
Yellowish brown, irrorated with black ; frons and palpi black.
Fore wing with traces of ante- and postmedial lines; a speck at
end of cell; an oblique ferruginous line from the apex to inner
Fig. 157.—Alex nigrozonata, S. }.
margin of hind wing before middle ; a submarginal series of specks
en blackish patches ; cilia ochreous at base, black at tips. Under-
side much more irrorated and blotched with black.
Some females are much yellower brown.
Hab. Khasis; Borneo. Lvxp., 3 52, 9 54 millim.
Sucr. II. (Geoglada). Antenne of male ciliated; hind wing with
vein 5 from above middle of discocellulars.
' 3575, Alex helicola, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 184. _?
us
Differs from nigrozonata in the submarginal black specks not
being on blackish patches; underside of fore wing with the post-
medial line obsolete.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Hwp., $ 52, 2 44 millim.
3576. Alex nigripuncta, Hmpsn. Iil. Het. viii, p. 114, pl. 151, fig. 18.
Differs from nigrozonata in being grey. Fore wing with the
antemedial line represented by specks on median nervure and
vein 1; no trace of the postmedial line; the ferruginous line less
oblique, medial on the hind wing; no series of submarginal specks,
but a large black spot above inner margin of fore wing beyond the
oblique line.
Some females are reddish grey, and without the black spot.
Hab. Nilgiri plateau; Ceylon; Borneo. Lup. ae miliim,
XY
324 GEOMETRID A.
Genus NOREIA.
Noreia, Wik Cat. xxiv, p. 1092 (1862).
Type, WV. ajaia, W1k., from Singapore and Java.
Range. Assam Hills ; Travancore ; Ceylon ; Singapore; Borneo ;
Java.
Palpi upturned and reaching vertex of head; antenne of male
ciliated; hind tibize with a slight ridge of scales on inner side.
Fore wing with vein 3 from before angle of cell; 7, 8, 9, 10
stalked ; 11 anastomosing with 12, then with 10, which again
anastomoses with 8,9. Hind wing with vein 3 from just before
angle of cell, 7 from just before upper angle.
3077. Noreia perdensata, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1092.
Noreia ajaia, C. & S, no. 8229 (nec WIk.).
Dark purplish grey. Fore wing with antemedial rufous line
slightly angled on median
nervure and vein 1; a dark
speck at end of cell; an ob-
lique rufous line from apex
of fore wing to inner margin
beyond middle. Hind wing
with speck at end of cell
and slightly curved post-
Fig. 158.—Noreia perdensata, S. }. medial rufous line.
In the typical Singapore
and Javan species ajaia the male has the area below lower angle of
cell on underside hairy, especially on vein 2.
Hab. Khasis; Nagas; Travancore; Ceylon. Exp. 38 millim.
Genus NAXA.——
Naxa, Wik. Cat. vii, p. 1742 (1856).
Psilonaxa, Warr. P. Z. S. 1898, p. 348.
Type, WV. textilis, W1k.
Range. Amur; Japan; Himalayas; Assam; Burma; Nilgiris
Ceylon ; Borneo.
Palpi very minute. Fore wing with the apex rounded; vein 3
from before angle of cell; 7, 8 stalked from before upper angle ;
9, 10, 11 stalked and anastomosing or connected with 12, and 9
with 8. Hind wing with vein 3 from before angle of cell; 5 from
middle of discocellulars; 7 from before upper angle.
Secr. I. Frenulum absent; hind tibie not dilated and
without spurs.
A. (Naxa). Antenne bipectinated in both sexes.
3578. Naxa textilis, Wik. Cat. vii, p. 1748; C. & S. no. 8746.
Bombycodes cypraria, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 219.
NAXA. 325
Orthostixis hiigeli, Feld. Reis. Nov. pl. 180, fig. 19; C. § S.
no. 3748.
Naxa guttulata, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 377.
Scantily clothed with white hair; tegule with black spots ;
wings semidiaphanous. Fore wing with black streak on base
Fig. 159.—Naxa textilis, S. }.
of costa; three antemedial black spots on the nervures; both
wings with a white-centred spot at end of cell; submarginal and
marginal series of specks ; legs marked with black.
In the form hugelt, from the Amur, N.W. Himalayas, 8S. India,
Ceylon, and Borneo, the submarginal series of specks are further
from the margin and less black than in typical tevtilis from
N.E. Bengal.
Hab. Amur; N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim; Bhutan; Assam;
Nilgiris; Ceylon; Burma; Borneo. Hap. 44-58 millim.
B. (Psilonaxa). Antenne serrate in both sexes. ——
' 3579. Naxa serlaria, Motsch. Bull. Soc. Nat. Mose. 1866, pt. 1, p. 196.
Orthostixis letata, Brem. Lep. Ost-Sib. p. 84 (nec Fabr.).
Zerene taicoumaria, de l’Orza, Cat. Lép. Jap. p. 48.
Orthostixis bremeraria, Staud. Cat. no. 2241.
Psilonaxa obliterata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 393, pl. 31, fig. 10.
Differs from textilis in the cell-spots not having white centres.
In the Japanese seriaria the spots are large and black; in
the Indian oblzterata small and fuscous.
Hab. Amur; Japan; Bhutan; Nagas. Hwxp, 40-42 millim.
Sect. I. Frenulum present ; antenne bipectinated ; hind tibie of
male very much dilated and with a small terminal pair of
spurs.
3580. Naxa orthostigialis, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 343.
3. Differs from textilts in the cell-spots not having white
centres, and with series of spots on the veins below them ; the
submarginal series straighter and further from the margin.
Hab. Bhutan: Nagas. Exp. 46 millim.
326 GEOMETRID A.
Genus RAMBARA.
‘Rambara, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 458 (1887).
Type, £. saponaria, Guen.
Range. Madagascar; Formosa; throughout India, Ceylon, and
Burma; Andamans; Borneo; Java; and Australian region.
Palpi porrect and hairy ; antenne long and slender, minutely
serrate in male, ciliated in female; legs very long and slender;
fore tibie short; hind tibiew with fold and tuft, and without spurs
in male. Fore wing with vein 3 from long before angle of cell;
7, 8, 9 stalked from before upper angle; 10 absent; 11 becoming
coincident with 12. Hind wing with vein 3 from before angle of
cell; 5 from middle of discocellulars; 6, 7 stalked.
3581. Rambara saponaria, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 16; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
iu, pl. 203, fig. 8; C. & S, no. 3964.
Zanclopteryx fragilis, Butl. P. Z, S. 1880, p. 687.
White ; abdomen with black band or spots on 2nd segment ;
wings semihyaline. Fore wing with an antemedial series of three
fulvous spots, nearly jomed on inner margin by a curved post-
medial series ; a black spot at end of cell. Hind wing with fulvous
spot at end of cell and curved postmedial series, excurved between
veins 2 and 5; both wings with marginal series of black specks.
Hab. Formosa; Travancore; Ceylon; Borneo. Hp. 20 millim.
3582. Rambara infelix, Swink. P. Z. S. 1885, p. 858, pl. 56, fig. 13;
C. & S. no. 8968.
@. Differs from saponaria in having no black mark on
abdomen ; fore wing with no black spot at end of cell; hardly
a trace of fulvous spots ; a few fulvous specks on costa and some
fulvous scales on outer and inner areas of each wing.
Hab. Poona; Khanddla. Hap. 20 millim.
/ 3583. Rambara ochreicostalis, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 150, pl. 169,
Ligaen
Differs from saponaria in having no black mark on the abdomen.
Fore wing with a broad, pale,
fulvous costal fascia; the
antemedial series of specks
curved and well separated
from the oblique postmedial
series, which consists of
distinct lunules; a_ sub-
marginal series of fulvous
spots, not extending to apex.
Hind wing with a submarginal series of fulvous spots. _
Hab. Ceylon; Burma; Andamans; Malacca; Nias. Hp.
30 millim.
Fig. 160.—Rambara ochreicostalis, 3. }.-
RAMBARA,—OZOLA. S27
3584, Rambara satelliata, W/k. Cat. xxxv, p. 1636.
Rambara dentifera, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 256; C. & S. no. 3962.
Rambara efila, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 168.
Pure white; both wings with trilobate white-centred disco-
cellular spot; a small spot on middle of inner margin ; traces
of postmedial specks, and marginal series of black specks; fore
wing with black subapical lunule, and a small fuscous mark
on margin below apex.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Sula. Zep. 32 millim.
Genus OZOLA.
Ozola, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1080 (1862).
Carima, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1630 (1862).
Zarmigethusa, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1637.
Tosaura, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p. 15.
Type, O. microniaria, W1k.
Range. Throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma; the Malayan
and Austro-Malayan subregions.
Palpi porrect, clothed with hair and reaching beyond the frons ;
antenne of male ciliated; abdomen and legs long and slender ;
hind tibiz dilated with a fold containing a tuft of hair. Fore
wing long and narrow, with the apex produced; vein 3 from
before angle of cell; 7, 8, 9 stalked from before BEES angle ;
10 absent; 11 anastomosing with 12 and then with 8,9. Hind
wing with vein 3 from before angle of cell; 5 from just above
middle of discocellulars; 6,7 from upper angle.
/Ssct. I. Fore wing with the outer margin not excised below apex.
(3985. Ozola picaria, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p. 16, pl. 1,
ante
Head, thorax, and abdomen orange, spotted with black; wings
white, with reddish-fuscous spots and blotches. Fore wing
with the costa almost entirely dark; the blotches forming a
broad almost entire antemedial band; a medial patch on costa ;
the outer area almost entirely dark, except at middle, where it is
broken by the white ground-colour. Hind wing with spot at end
of cell and very incomplete postmedial, submarginal, and marginal
series of spots.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. wp. 42 millim.
Szcr. II. Fore wing with the outer margin excised below apex.
A. Fore wing with the costa not excised ; hind wing with the
outer margin rounded.
' 3586. Ozola falcipennis, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 266, pl. 8, fig. 29
C. §& S. no. 3724. 47
Differs from picaria in the fuscous markings having no red tinge,
328 GEOMETRID&.
and reduced on the fore wing to a basal patch ; a curved ante-
medial band; a medial spot below costa; a submarginal band
interrupted at middle; a marginal band from apex to vein 4;
a few strige on the costa, and small postmedial spots. Hind wing
as In picartia, except that an apical fuscous patch is present.
Hab, Khasis; Nagas. Hap. 40 millim.
( 3587 . Ozola macariata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1637. /0
Pale ochreous brown, irrorated with black. Fore wing with
curved antemedial line; speck at end of cell; two postmedial
lines, the inner nearly straight, the outer excurved between the
costa and vein 2 and joined to the inner line at costal and inner
margins ; an oblique subapical bar ; dark patches on outer margin
below apex and above outer angle; a marginal series of black
specks. Hind wing with medial line; a postmedial curved line
rising trom the same point on the costa as the medial line; traces
of submarginal line and marginal series of black specks.
Hab. Khasis; Ceram; Alu. vp. 30-32 millim.
3588. Ozola microniaria, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1080; Moore, Lep.
Ceyl. iii, pl. 204, figs. 9, 10; C. & S. no. 3687.
Phibalapteryx acutata, Wik. Cat. xxv, p. 1340.
Zarmigethusa minor, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 264; C. & S. no. 3660.
Differs from macariata in the fore wing being rather broader ;
the antemedial line further from the base; the two postmedial
lines angled below the costa and separate ; a submarginal series of
specks instead of the subapical bar. Hind wing with the medial
line closer to the postmedial.
Some specimens are reddish, with nearly the whole outer area of
fore wing suffused with fuscous; the Dharmsala form has dark
suffusion between the postmedial lines of fore wing and between
the medial and postmedial lines of hind wing.
Hab. Dharmsdla; Khasis; Calcutta; Ganjam; Nilgiris ;
Ceylon. Hp. 28 millim.
B. Hind wing with the outer margin produced to a point at vem 6,
especially in the male.
3589. Ozola extersaria, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 926; C. § S. no. 8659.
Differs from macariata in the lines being less distinct; fore
wing with the two _ post-
medial lines separate, angled
below the costa, then ob-
lique ; thearea beyond them
suffused with rufous; an
indistinct submarginal series
of specks. Hind wing with
the three lines more distinct
and regular; a black speck at end of cell.
Hab. Khasis. Exp. 36 millim.
Fig. 161.—Ozola extersaria, 3. }-
OZOLA. 3829
C. Fore wing with the costa excised beyond the middle.
a
3590. Ozola biangulifera, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 263; C. § S. no. 3658. Z
3. Pale reddish ochreous. Fore wing with the antemedial
line double and angled below the costa; the speck at end of cell
on an oblique quadrate patch; the postmedial lines treble, close
together, and with a dark spot on them below vein 2; a sub-
marginal series of specks prominent towards costa; a marginal
series of specks. Hind wing with speck or spot at end of cell;
double postmedial line; submarginal and marginal series of specks.
Some specimens are pale, with the markings dark.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Zep. 32 millim.
Subfamily LARENTIIN 4.
Palpi usually reaching well beyond the frons, and with the 2nd
joint hairy. Fore wing with vein 10 from the cell or stalked
with 11, and usually with a single or double areole; in the genus
Cataclysme veins 6,7 are stalked, this modification having probably
arisen from part of vein 8 forming the outer wall of what was a
double areole having become aborted. Hind wing with vein 5
fully developed *; 6, 7 usually stalked; 8 usually anastomosing
with 7 to beyond middle of cell, but often running close along it
and connected with it by an oblique bar beyond the middle.
Key to the Genera.
A. Hind wing with vein 8 connected with 7 by
a bar near middle of cell in both sexes.
a. Palpi clothed with scales and _ hardly
reaching beyond the frons.
a’. Fore wing with veins 10, 11 stalked,
10 anastomosing with 8, 9 to form a
single areole.
a’. Hind wing with veins 6, 7 from
Cel ny) oh S023, sa siasa valybnaauae hme 3. Naxipia, p. 334.
6°. Hind wing with veins 6, 7 stalked.
a®, Hind wing with vein 8 bifurcate [p-. 333.
TICBT (AOR s sh Lat op ayslalehetpla ht rae ab 1. LEPTOSTEGNA,
6°. Hind wing with vein 8 not bi- [p. 333.
Tue Caten ach eters, 4 del eaa ucodhs 2. PSEUDEUCHLORA,
b'. Fore wing with vein 10 anastomosing
with 11 and then with 8, 9 to form a
doubleraredle: aserddso<'s eda naae oa 4, DysETHIA, p. 335.
b. Palpi clothed with long hair and reaching
far beyond the frons.
a’, Hind wing with veins 6, 7 from cell.
a’. Outer margin of both wings rounded ;
hind wing with veins 3,4 from cell. 5. CRYPTOLOBA, p.336.
b’. Outer margin of both wings angled.
a>, Fore wing with vein 10 given off
* Except in Microloba, g.
330 GEOMETRID #&.
- from 11, and anastomosing with
8,9 to form an areole ; hind wing
with veins 3, 4 stalked ........
6°. Fore wing with veins 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
stalked). .\. sh. sper RAD Oe
6’. Hind wing with veins 6, 7 stalked.
a’, Outer margin of both wings angled ;
fore wing with vein 10 anasto-
mosing with 8, 9 to form the areole.
6°. Outer margin of both wings rounded ;
fore wing with veins 10 and 11
anastomosing with 8, 9 to form the
BreOlet ici i ie Shien aia een is eieerr
B. Hind wing with vein 8 anastomosing with 7
to middle of cell *.
a. Fore wing with vein 10 anastomosing
with 11 and then with 8,9 to form a
double areole.
a’. Hind tibize with the medial pair of
spurs absent.
a”, Palpi porrect and extremely long,
the 2nd joint being at least twice
the length of head.
a®, Abdomen extremely long; hind
wing with veins 6, 7 from cell .. 31.
b°. Abdomen short; hind wing with
Veins Gjastallced wasn ware eas
67, Palpi minute; fore wing long and
MMATEOW Whe cietnessces =e heme edy oes
b’. Hind tibize with two pairs of spurs.
a*. Hind wing with the costa highly
arched and vein 8 curved, especially
in male.
a°, Frons rounded and smooth; palpi
upturned; male with four tufts
on inner area of fore wing ......
6°. Frons with a sharp tutt; palpi
porrect.
a‘, Palpi with the 3rd joint pro-
28.
41.
20.
minent and smoothly scaled .. 21.
6*. Palpi with the 38rd joint short
and buried in hair; male with
tufts of long hair below cell of
fore Wine eee eee,
b°. Hind wing with the costa and vein 8
nearly straight.
a°*. Hind wing with vein 5 from or
- from above middle of disco-
cellulars, which are oblique.
a‘, Hind wing with vein 6 present.
a°*. Fore wing with the apex
much produced and the outer
margin oblique; hind wing
of male with the inner area re-
. LoBoGontia, p. 338.
. GONIOPTEROLOBA,
[p. 339.
. CaRiGE, p. 340.
. SYZEUXIS, p. 309,
PHTHONOLOBA,
[p. 407.
TRICHOPTERYX,
[p. 404.
LyYCAUGIDIA,
[p. 424.
CALLABRAXAS,
[p. 383.
GANDARITIS, p. 384,
. PHOTOSCOTOSIA,
[p. 380.
duced to a small fold at base. 11. AnairIs, p. 341.
* Except in the males of the Docirava section of Anaitis, of Brabira, and in
some species of Zrichopteryx.
LARENTIIN &. 331
6°. Fore wing with the apex rect-
angular or hardly produced.
a°®. Frons with a short sharp
tuft.
a’. Hind wing with the apex
extending considerably
beyond outer angle of
fore wing, which has
the outer margin ob-
NG UC raises: « dao Sperais arene 12, EvBo.tia, p. 343.
6". Hind wing with the
apex not extending
beyond outer angle
of fore wing, which
has the outer margin
suberect.
a°®, Hind wing with the
outer margin highly
crenulate -.. 2.2460 14, PHIBALAPTERYX,
6’. Hind wing with the [p. 346.
outer margin not cre-
nulate.
a’. Palpishort; theouter
margin of each wing
Pounded § )5 5) Fetes 16. Crparia, p. 349.
6°. Palpi long; the outer
margin of each wing
amg edng -0F seay ehh 6 17. GONANTICLEA,
6°. Frons smooth and rounded. [ p. 366.
a’. Fore wing with the outer
margin oblique; male
with a fovea and deep
furrow at base; hind
Wing SHOKG ii. spacers dee 3 22. PHYSETOBASIS,
6’, Fore wing with the outer [p. 385.
‘margin suberect; hind
wing ample ....:.+..3 30. ASTHENA, p. 417.
6+. Hind wing with vein 6 absent.. 30, Brazira, p. 406.
6°. Hind wing with the discocellulars
angled, vein 5 from below their
angle.
a‘, Frons smooth and rounded ..., 89. STAMNODES, p. 423.
b*. Frons with a short sharp tuft.
a, Wings with the cilia non-
erenulater aos n. beds tae. 18, LARENTIA, p. 367.
6°. Wings with the cilia cre-
nulate: Az shed agape daz 13. Scorosia, p. 344.
b. Fore wing with veins 10, 11 stalked;
10 anastomosing with 8,9 to form the
single areole.
a’. Hind tibize with two pairs of spurs *.
a’, Fore wing with vein 11 anastomosing
NTMI setae Coie She is, &w,0,0 25. CHLOROCLYSTIS,
6%. Fore wing with vein 11 not anasto- [p. 890.
mosing with 12.
* Except in the male of Chloroclystis costalis.
Sao GEOMETRIDZ.
a®. Hind wing with vein 5 from
middle of discocellulars, which
are oblique.
a‘, Frons with a short sharp tuft of
hair.
a. Abdomen with dorsal tufts .. 26.
5°. Abdomen without dorsal tufts. 23.
6*. Frons rounded and smooth.
a. Fore wing long and narrow,
the apex produced ; antennze
of male pectinate.......... 40.
6°. Fore wing broad, the apex
not produced; antennz of
maleiciliateds sem. eee oe oo:
6°. Hind wing with vein 5 from below
middle of discocellulars, which
are angled Maik Pate wate o4.
bo’. Hind tibie with the medial or both
pairs of spurs absent.
a’, Fore wing with vein 11 not anasto-
, mosing with 12.
a’, Palpi with the 2nd joint at least
twice the length of head; abdo-
men very long; male usually with
a lobe at base of hind wing .... 32.
6°, Palpi with the 2nd joint less than
twice the length of head ; abdo-
men hardly longer than the hind
wing; male with a small fold at
basevor hind wane | ene eer ie 27.
vt 2s eS A ee Ae 24,
e. Fore wing with veins 10 and 11 anasto-
mosing with 8, 9 to form a small areole,
or stalked with them.
a’, Fore wing with vein 7 stalked with 6;
hind wing with the cell normal .... 10.
b'. Fore wing with vein 7 stalked with
fe}, OO) JE
a’. Palpi ‘porrect, more than twice the
length of head; the 2nd joint
thickly haired... 2o/. ee ie ae 10.
6°. Palpi upturned and reaching vertex
of head; hind tibize of male with
one pair of spurs; hind wing with
veins 3, 4 and 6, 7 on long stalks .. 36.
ce’. Palpi short and porrect ; hind tibize
of male with two pairs of spurs.
a®, Fore wing with vein 6 from or
from above angle of cell.
a’, Fore wing with the apex not
falcate nor the outer margin
OXCISEM A, Aad hath meee ony Bi:
6*, Fore wing with the apex falcate,
the outer margin excised below
EHUD. Sal carly Gis chmIeKO) Biche IC RIOGME 38.
EUPITHECIA, p. 398.
Pomasia, p. 387.
STERRHA, p. 423.
HybDRELIA, p. 412.
VENUSIA, p. 415.
SAURIS, p. 408.
TRICHOPTERIGIA,
[p. 403.
GYMNOSCELIS,
[p. 388.
CATACLYSME,
[p. 348.
HyPENORHYNCHUS,
[p. 340.
PoLynestA, p. 418.
CaMBOGIA, p. 419.
HasTIna, p. 422.
LEPTOSTEGNA.—PSEUDEUCHLORA. 333
6°. Fore wing with vein 6 from below -
angle of cell; hind wing of male
with vein 5 absent, 6 from below
Phevample tia. wines. Als eaten 29. Microxosa, p. 405.
/ (w@fenus LEPTOSTEGNA.
Leptostegna, Christ, Bull. Soc. Nat. Mose. lv, 2, p. 86 (1880).
Type, L. tenerata, Christ.
Range. Amur; Sikhim.
Palpi clothed with hair and not reaching beyond the frons, which
is rounded ; antenne of male serrate and fasciculate ; hind tibiz
with two pairs of spurs. Fore wing with the apex acute and
produced ; vein 3 from before angle of cell; the discocellulars
angled above vein 5; 6 from the areole; 10 and 11 stalked,
10 anastomosing with 7, 8, 9 to form the areole. Hind wing with
the inner area somewhat reduced; vein 3 from before angle of
cell; 5 from below middle of discocellulars, which are angled ;
6, 7 on a long stalk ; 8 connected with 7 by a bar beyond middle
of cell and biturcating near apex.
3591. Leptostegna tenerata, Christ, Bull. Soc. Nat. Mosc. lv, 2,
p. 38.
/ Dyspteris asiatica, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 358, pl. 31, fig. 8.
S$. Blue-green ; the antennez ochreous ; abdomen suffused with
white. Fore wing with the
eosta ochreous ; indistinct
diffused waved white medial,
postmedial, and submarginal
lines. Hind wing white,
slightly tinged with green
and with indistinct submar-
ginal and marginal green
bands.
Hab. Amur; Sikhim. Lp. 32 millim.
Fig. 162.—Leptostegna tenerata, S. }.
f
4 }»y\Genus PSEUDEUCHLORA, nov.
Type, P. kafebera, Swinh.
Range. Khasis.
Palpi hardly reaching beyond the frons, which is rounded ;
antenne of male somewhat thickened ; hind tibie with two pairs
of spurs. Fore wing with vein 3 from before angle of cell ; 6 from
upper angle; 10 and 11 stalked, 10 anastomosing with 7, 8, 9 to
form the single areole. Hind wing with vein 3 from before angle
of cell; 5 from below middle of discocellulars, which are angled ;
6, 7 on a long stalk; 8 connected with 7 by a bar beyond middle
of cell; the outer margin slightly angled at vein 4.
304 GEOMETRID &.
3092. Pseudeuchlora kafebera, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 177.
3. White, with green markings; the frons fuscous; wings
semihyaline. Fore wing with some diffused green on basal
area; a medial green band
not reaching the costa, very
broad below costa and nar-
rowing to inner margin, the
median nervure and veins 3
and 4 white on the band;
beyond the medial band is
r a white band, then a green
ig. 163. : 2
Pseudeuchlora kafebera, 3. 4 marginal band with a waved
white line and the veins
crossing it white. Hind wing with the base white, then a green
medial band broad at middle and with the veins at end of cell
white; a postmedial white band; the outer area green, with waved
white line, and the veins crossing it white.
Hab. Khasis. Hap. 32 millim.
Gunne NAXEDDA non, Vy,
Type, V. punctata, Butl.
Range. Japan; Sikhim; Nagas.
Palpi minute and not reaching beyond the frons, which is
rounded; antenne of male somewhat thickened and flattened ;
hind tibie with two pairs of spurs. Fore wing with the apex
rounded; vein 3 from before angle of cell; 5 from middle of
discocellulars ; 7,8, 9 stalked, and 10, 11 stalked and anastomosing
with them to form an areole. Hind wing with vein 3 from near
angle of cell; 5 from below middle of discocellulars, which are
angled; 6, 7 from upper angle; 8 connected with 7 by a bar
at middle of cell.
3593. Naxidia punctata, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 128; id. Il.
Het. vi, pl. 117, fig. 1; C g§ S. no. 3592.
Dirty white. Fore wing with the costal and outer areas slightly
irrorated with fuscous ; a black basal speck ; antemedial and medial
oblique series of three specks; a
postmedial oblique series of eight
specks, the one on vein 2 displaced
towards the base; submarginal and
marginal series of specks. Hind
wing with the outer area slightly
Fig. 164. suffused with fuscous, and with a
Nawidia punctata, 8. }- series of fuscous specks on the
margin; underside with cell-spot
and postmedial waved line highly angled at vein 5.
Hab. Sikhim; Nigas. Hap. 38 millim.
NAXIDIA.—DYSETHIA. 335
v 3594. Naxidia irrorata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 251; C. § S. no, 3591.
6. Differs from punctata in the fore wing being thickly
irrorated with olive-fuscous ; the series of specks less prominent.
2. With the hind wing pale fuscous and with indistinct angled
postmedial and curved submarginal lines.
Hab. Sikhim; Nagas. LEwp., ¢ 32, 2 40 millim.
(Genus DYSETHIA. ae
¥ Myostoma, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 346 (preeocc.). ‘
vDysethia, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 347,
Type, D. bicommata, Warr.
Range. Sikhim ; Khasis; Nagas.
Palpi porrect, reaching just beyond the frons, which is rounded ;
hind tibie with two pairs of spurs. Fore wing with the costa
arched; vein la forming a large fork with 16; 3 from near angle
of cell; vein 10 anastomosing with 11 and then with 8, 9 to form
the double areole. Hind wing of male with veins la and 6 much
reduced by absorption of the margin; 3, 4, 5 radiating from the
angle of the cell; 6 from much below upper angle; 8 connected
with 7 by an oblique bar: female with the inner area normal;
vein 5 from middle of discocellulars ; 6 from upper angle.
Secr. I. (Dysethia). Palpi thickly scaled; fore wing with the
outer margin very long.
A. Antenne of male ciliated.
~ 3595. Dysethia bicommata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 348, pl. 32,
fig. 1.
6. Purplish brown. Fore wing with the veins ochreous; an
oblique dark antemedial line, slightly angled on median nervure
and vein 1; a triangular medial patch on the costa, with a spot on
the discocellulars below it ; a curved postmedial line arising from
a triangular costal patch ; an indistinct pale dentate submarginal
line. Hind wing pale suffused with fuscous, and with an oblique
diffused postmedial line.
@. Hind wing darker, with the postmedial line well defined.
Hab. Sikhim; Nagas. Exp., g 38, 2 42 millim.
B. Antenne of male brpectinated with short stiff branches.
3096, Dysethia ocyptaria,
Swinh. A.M. N. H. (6)
Xie po Lo.
o. Differs from bicommata
in being darker; fore wing with
the veins dark, the lines and
triangular patches obscured ;
the hind wing darker.
Hab, Sikhim; Khisis; Nagas. vp. 36 millim.
momen p ay
aR ONT Sak Bek
Fig. 165.—Dysethia ocyptaria, §. }.
336 - GEOMETRID A.
Sxct. II. (Myostoma). Palpi slender; antenne of male ciliated;
fore wing with the outer margin shorter and excurved at
middle.
| 3597. Dysethia straminea, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 347.
Ochreous, with slight brown irroration. Fore wing with traces
of a waved antemedial line arising from a brown spot on costa; a
medial spot on costa ; traces of a slightly sinuous postmedial line
ending in a brown spot on inner margin. Hind wing paler, with
speck at end of cell and indistinct curved submarginal band.
Hab. Sikhim. Hep. 24 millim. y
C1 el
\j_Genus CRYPTOLOBA. ya ‘
‘ Cryptoloba, Warr. P. Z. S. 1898, p. 348. A A >
- Tsoloba, Warr. P. Z, S. 1898, p. 345.
Type, C. wrata, Moore.
Range. Himalayas; Nilgiris.
Palpi porrect, clothed with hair, and reaching well beyond the
sharp frontal tuft; antenne of male bipectinated to near apex.
Fore wing with vein 3 from before angle of cell. Hind wing of
male with the inner area reduced to a small lobe, or rarely a fold
at base; 2 running to the functional anal angle, 3 from near
angle of cell; 6, 7 from upper angle ; 8 connected with 7 by an
oblique bar.
Sucr. I. (Cryptoloba). Fore wing with vein 10 anastomosing with
11 and then with 8, 9 to form the double areole; hind wing
with vein 5 from above angle of cell; antenne bipectinated
in both sexes.
3098. Cryptoloba rata, Moore, P. Z. 8. 1867, p. 654; C. & S.
no. 3758.
Cryptoloba minor, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 344.
3. Head, thorax, abdomen, and fore wing clothed with fuscous
and yellow scales. Fore wing suffused with golden yellow and
with sinuous antemedial, crenulate postmedial, and lunulate sub-
marginal yellow lines; oblique antemedial and medial, and curved
submarginal and marginal pale blue spots; a blue spot at end of
cell. Hind wing ochreous,
thickly irrorated and blotched
with fuscous; both wings with
the cilia orange and fuscous.
Underside of fore wing fus-
cous; the costal and outer
areas suffused with pale golden
yellow. Hind wing whitish,
irrorated with black and suf-
fused with golden yellow; the veins yellow; a black spot at end
of cell; postmedial and submarginal diffused fuscous lines.
Hab. Sikhim ; Khdsis, 7000-10,000 feet. vp. 30 millim.
Fig. 166.—Cryptoloba erata, S. f-
;
N
CRYPTOLOBA. Saf
Szor. IL. (Zsoloba). Fore wing with vein 10 stalked with 11, and
anastomosing with 8, 9 to form the areole.
A. Hind wing with vein 5 from above angle of cell.
a. Antenne of female bipectinated.
3599. Cryptoloba cinerea, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 228; zd. Ill.
Het. vi, pl. 120, fig. 4; C. & S. no. 3805.
Leaden grey. Fore wing irrorated with a few black scales ;
the costa ochreous, with black strigse; pale rufous waved ante-
and postmedial lines arising from prominent short black lines from
the costa, and with a few dark specks on them. Hind wing paler.
Underside of hind wing and costal area of fore wing pale, with
dark irroration.
The Dharmsala form is smaller, darker, and with the hind wing
dark.
Hab. Dharmsala; Sikhbim. Hwp. 20-22 millim.
b. Antenne of female simple.
a’. Hore wing with vein 11 not anastomosing with 12 ;
hind wing of male with a lobe at base.
3600. Cryptoloba bifasciata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 345, pl. 32,
fig. 18.
Ochreous, irrorated with fuscous. Fore wing with rufous ante-
medial line; a black spot on discocellulars ; oblique rufous post-
medial line, with a diffused fuscous blotch beyond it; an oblique
fuscous streak from apex. Hind wing pale, with slight fuscous
irroration; a speck at end of cell; both wings with the cilia
chequered yellow and black.
Hab. Sikhim. Exp. 30 millim.
b’. Fore wing with vein 11 anastomosing with 12 ; hind wing
of male with a fold at base.
V
3601. Cryptoloba indicaria, Gué. Voy. Deless., Hist. Nat. p.97, pl. 26,
A nies A,
J trupithecia bifasciata, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 118, pl. 152, fig. 13.
g. Pale olive-green, irrorated and in parts suffused with fus-
cous. Fore wing with antemedial fuscous band diffused inwards
and bounded by a sinuous line; an olive and fuscous medial band
bounded inwardly by a sinuous black line, with a bidentate black
mark at lower angle of cell, and two black dentitions on its outer
edge at veins 3, 4; a diffused submarginal band; black specks on
costa before apex, on outer margin below apex, and at middle.
Hind wing with diffused subbasal band; the outer half almost
covered by diffused conjoined postmedial and submarginal bands.
Hab. Nilgiris. Hap. 20 millim.
VOL, III. Z
308 GEOMETRID#.
B. Hind wing with vein 5 from angle of cell.
‘3602. Cryptoloba trinotata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 344, pl. 82, fig. 12.
$. Head, thorax, and fore wing pale rufous, irrorated with
black ; abdomen fuscous. Fore wing with the basal area chestnut,
bounded by an indistinct waved chestnut line ; antemedial, post-
medial, and submarginal black spots on the costa; a chestnut
submarginal line obsolescent towards costa; some blackish marks.
on the margin. Hind wing whitish, with slight fuscous irrora-
tion; a medial purplish-fuscous band from vein 6 to inner margin ;
the outer area purplish fuscous, with some of the pale ground-
colour near anal angle. Underside with the disk of fore wing
fuscous. Hind wing with broad postmedial fuscous band.
Hab. Sikhim. ep. 22 millim.
3603. Cryptoloba subusta, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 344.
3. Purplish grey. Fore wing with faint olive-brown ante-
medial line with some black marks on its outer edge; a black
speck at end of cell; a curved postmedial olive-brown band, with
black marks on its inner and outer edges ; some submarginal black
marks between vein 4 and the outer angle. Hind wing whitish
with black speck at end of cell, and indistinct curved fuscous post-
medial line.
Hab. Bhutan, 9000 feet. Hvp. 20 millim.
A»
U
Lobogonia, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 545.
‘Type, L. ambusta, Warr.
Range. Khasis.
Differs from Cryptoloba in the outer margin of each wing being
angled and produced at vein 4; fore wing with the areole single ;
hind wing with vein 5 from middle of discocellulars ; 3, 4 shortly
stalked.
4. Genus LOBOGONIA. ) bia y |
3604. Lobogonia ambusta, Warr. P. Z. 8, 1893, p. 346, pl. 31, fig. 21.
g. Olive-yellow, slightly irrorated with fuscous. Fore wine
with pale rufous ante- and postmedial lines arising from black
spots on the costa, the former slightly waved, the latter with a
black spot beyond it at middle ;
traces of a waved submarginal
line. Hind wing paler, with
> “a fuscous speck at end of cell
: vk and medial line; cilia of both
2 wings rufous and _ black.
Underside suffused with ru-
Fig. 167.—Lobogonia ambusta, 3. }. fous, and with the veins
rufous.
Hab. Khisis. Lap. 26 millim.
SYZEUXIS.—-GONIOPTEROLOBA. 339
AM Genus SYZEUXIS, nov.
~ Type, S. trinotaria, Moore.
Range. Sikhim ; Khasis.
Palpi reaching far beyond the frons and triangularly scaled ;
antenne of male bipectinate, with long branches to three-fourths
length ; hind tibiz with two pairs of spurs. Fore wing with the
outer margin oblique; vein 3 from near angle of cell; 5 from
above middle of discocellulars ; 6 from above upper angle; 10, 11
anastomosing with 8, 9 to form the areole. Hind wing with the
outer margin rounded; vein 3 from angle of cell; 5 from above
middle of discocellulars ; 6, 7 stalked; 8 connected with 7 by a
bar beyond middle of cell.
g 3605. Syzeuxis trinotaria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 650; C. & S.
no, 3695.
g. Olive-brown. Fore wing with small dark red-brown sub-
basal spot on costa; large ante- and postmedial triangular spots
and two specks near apex ;
cilia dark, except at vein 5.
Hind wing reddish, with
speck at end of cell, and post-
medial fuscous band usually
not extending to costa; the
cilia dark. Underside of fore
wing with postmedial band
Fig. 168.— Syzeuxis trinotaria, Gua ae not extending to costa or
inner margin.
@ with the fore wing green.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Exp., ¢ 28-38, 2 44 millim.
oy Genus GONIOPTEROLOBA, nov.
“ Type, @. zalska, Swinh.
Range. Sikbim ; Khasis.
Differs from Lobogonia in having veins 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 of the
fore wing stalked, no areole being present; hind wing with vein 3
from just before angle of cell; 5 from just above angle.
) 3606. Goniopteroloba zalska, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc, 1894, p. 185.
3 . Reddish ochreous, irrorated with
fuscous. Fore wing with slightly sin--
aN uous reddish postmedial line, with a
on quadrate black patch beyond it between
Sy 5 W ~ veins 3 and 4; a pale submarginal line
from vein 6 to outer angle, with some
blackish suffusion beyond it. Hind
ee wing redder, with indistinct medial
Goniopteroloba zalska, o.“ t- rete :
Hab. Sikhim; Khdsis. wp. 24 millim.
Z2
340 | GEOMEDRID#. VY
| Genus CARIGE.
Cdigs, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1631 (1862).
Type, C. cruciplaga, W1k.
Range. Siberia; Japan; N. China; Sikhim; Khdasis; Penang.
Differs from Lobogonia in the outer margin of each wing being
less angled at vein 4. Hind wing with vein 3 from just before
angle of cell; 5 from just above angle; 6, 7 stalked. Female
with vein 5 of the hind wing from the middle of discocellulars ;
the inner margin not aborted; antennze with short branches.
| 3607. Carige cruciplaga, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 937. 9
Carige duplicaria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1682,
Macaria nigronotaria, Brem. Lep. Ost-Sid. p. 80, pl. vii, fig. 6.
Macaria irrorata, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) 4, p _ 440.
Carige lunulineata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 26S, pl. 8, fig. 26; C.§ S.
no. 3657.
Yellowish grey, irrorated with black. Fore wing with double
lunulate ante- and postmedial black lines, filled in with yellow,
the lunules on the postmedial lines largest; a speck at end of cell;
black marginal patches below
apex and above outer angle,
with a pale submarginal line
on them. Hind wing with
cell-spot and double lunulate
curved black postmedial line
filled in with yellow; both
Fig. 170.—Carige cruciplaga, §. 3. ae with marginal y ellow
ine.
The form duplicaria has submarginal black lunules more or less
developed on each wing, and the marginal patches of fore wing
almost obsolete.
Hab. Siberia; Japan; China; Sikhim; Khasis; Penang. Hap.
30-85 millim.
3608. _Carige rachiaria, Swink. Trans, Ent. Soc. 1891, p. 492, 2.
g. Differs from cruciplaga in being bright rufous; wings with
the veins pale. Fore wing with the antemedial double line absent;
the postmedial line of both wings obsolescent, except at costa and
middle of fore wing and the inner margin of both wings; a sub-
marginal series of black and yellow lunules; an oblique streak
from the apex of fore wing, but no marginal patches.
Hab. Khasis., Hxp. 32 millim.
~
“. Genus HYPENORHYNCHUS, nov.
Type, H. erectilineatum, Moore.
Range. Khasis.
Palpi porrect, the 2nd joint twice the length of head, and
thickly clothed with hair; antenne nearly simple (legs wanting) ;
wings long and narrow. Fore wing with vein 3 betore angle of
\/
“3610. Anaitis equilineata, Wk. Cat. xxvi, p. 1635; Butl. Ill. Het.
HYPENORHYNCHUS.—ANAITIS. oAt
cell; 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 stalked from before upper angle. Hind wing
with vein 3 before angle of cell; 5 from middle of discocellulars ;
6, 7 on a long stalk ; 8 anastomosing with 7 to near end of cell.
3609. Hypenorhynchus erectilineatum, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 272;
C. § &. no. 3806.
3g. Grey, palpi at sides and bands on fore legs brown. Fore
wing with erect ante- and postmedial diffused brown lines, with
some rufous on their outer edges ; traces of a submarginal line; a
marginal brown line; a brown cell-speck ; cilia grey, intersected
with brown. Hind wing with traces of medial line. )
Hab. Khasis. Exp. 20 millim.
(./Genus ANAITIS.
Anaitis, Dup. Cat. Lép. Eur. p. 247 (1844).
Kucestia, Hitbn. Verz. p. 322 (? 1818), non descr.
» Carsia, Huibn. Verz. p. 336.
| Docirava, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1635 (1862).
Type, A. paludata, Thnb., from Europe.
Range. Palearctic region; Afghanistan; N.W. Himalayas ;
Sikhim.
Palpi porrect, clothed with hair, and reaching well beyond the
sharp frontal tuft; antennz of male long, thickened, and flattened ;
hind tibiz with two pairs of spurs. Fore wing with the apex
acute ; the costa oblique, and the outer margin long; vein 3 from
before angle of cell; 6, 7 from the areole; 10 anastomosing with
11, and then with 8, 9 to form the double areole. Hind wing of
male with the inner area reduced to a small vesicular lobe at base ;
vein 3 from before angle of cell; 5 from middle of discocellulars ;
6, 7 stalked ; female with the inner area normal; vein 8 anasto-
mosing with 7.
The typical species is without the apical hook to fore tibia.
Suor. I. (Docirava). Hind wing of male with vein 8 connected
with 7 by a bar beyond middle of cell.
vi, pl. 120, fig. 5; C. § 8. no, 3902. 8
Brown, irrorated with ‘grey. Fore wing with an oblique ochreous
rufous-edged medial band from subcostal to inner margin; a
similar band from apex to inner margin beyond middle. Abdomen
and hind wing ochreous; the latter with indistinct curved post-
medial line.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas. wp. 40 millim.
3611. Anaitis pudicata, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 497; C. § S. no. 3908.
Aspilates uvaria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1681; C. & S. no. 3905.
Anaitis vastata, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1700.
Differs from wquilineata in the palpi being crimson at sides.
Fore wing with the costal and outer areas suffused with crimson ;
342 : GEOMETRID A,
an oblique antemedial ochreous line; a pale speck at end of
cell; an oblique postmedial
ochreous line excurved beyond
end of cell. Hind wing tinged
with crimson. Underside with
4 ve the hind wing and the sub-
a Je apical area of fore wing crim-
son; the costa of fore wing
Fig. 171.—Anaitis pudicata, 8. 1. and the outer area of both
wings ochreous.
Hab. Afghanistan; N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim. wp. 34-50
millim.
3612. Anaitis fulgurata, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 498; ©. & S. no. 8907.
Anaitis macrocalata, Wik. Cat. xxv, p. 1447; C. & S. no. 3903.
Orsonoba medmaria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1521; C. & S. no. 3904.
Eubolia reciproca, Wik. Cat. xxxy, p. 1698.
Head, thorax, and abdomen fuscous, irrorated with grey. Fore
wing chocolate-brown; a grey fascia below median nervure to end
of cell ; a grey antemedial line much recurved at median nervure ;
a broad blackish postmedial band with a grey band occupying its
middle, on which is a dark discocellular striga; the dark band is
edged by grey and black lines, the inner edge angled outwards at
lower angle of cell, then much retracted towards base, the outer
edge sinuous and angled outwards at vein 4; a whitish apical
patch ; the outer margin greyish. Hind wing ochreous white.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim. Hap., ¢ 42, 2 50 millim.
* 3613. Anaitis roseifascia, n. sp.
Q. Head and thorax bright pink; abdomen fuscous. Tore
wing orange; the base bright pink; a broad pink medial band
with fuscous edges, narrowing from vein 2 to inner margin; a
submarginal series of pink marks; the cilia pink. Hind wing
white, with the cilia pink.
Hab. Sikhim, 12,000 feet (Anyvett). Hxp. 34 millim. Type in
coll. Elwes.
Szor. II. (Anaitis). Hind wing of male with vein 8 anastomosing
with 7; fore tibia with a strong apical hook.
3614. Anaitis plagiata, Zinn. Syst. Nat. i, 2, p. 869.
7Anaitis efformata, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 500; C. & S. no. 8907 a.
Grey, irrorated with fuscous. Fore wing with an oblique sub-
basal dark line expanding into a subtriangular patch at costa, with
an indistinct double line excurved below costa beyond it; a treble
medial sinuous dark line, with dark patches on it at costa and
middle; a similar postmedial treble line, excurved below costa,
without the dark patch at middle and with its outer line more
sinuous; an oblique diffused rufous streak from apex; an indis-
ANAITIS,— EBUBOLIA. 343
tinct double waved submarginal line. Abdomen and hind wing
-brownish grey, the latter with traces of pale postmedial line.
_Underside slightly tinged with crimson.
The European form usually has the dark lines and patches of
fore wing more prominent and the latter tinged with rufous.
Hab. Europe; Syria; Japan; Afghanistan; N.W. Himalayas.
Exp. 36-46 millim.
78615. Anaitis postochrea, n. sp.
o. Head and thorax grey-brown; abdomen fulvous. Fore
wing bright chestnut, suffused with purplish grey ; an indistinct
‘obliquely waved subbasal line; an oblique antemedial line, with
clear chestnut beyond its costal portion; sinuous medial and
postmedial lines, the latter with clear chestnut inside its costal
portion and a grey apical patch beyond it ; two waved submarginal
‘lines. Hind wing bright ochreous.
Hab. Kula, 9000 feet. vp. 38 milliim. Type in coll. Elwes.
ne) Genus EUBOLIA.
“Eubolia, Dup. Cat’ Lép. Eur. p. 248 (1844).
Onychia, Hubn. Verz. p. 334 (? 1818), non descr.
Ortholitha, Hiibn. Verz. p. 338.
Type, #. limitata, Scop., from Europe.
Range. Kurope; 8. Africa; Madagascar ; Himalayas.
Palpi roughly scaled and reaching beyond the short frontal tuft ;
antenne of male bipectinated, with short branches to near apex ;
hind tibie with two pairs of spurs. Fore wing with the apex
somewhat produced and the outer margin oblique; vein 3 from
near angle of cell; 5 from above middle of discocellulars; 6 from
or from above angle of cell; 10 anastomosing with 11 and then
with 8, 9 to torm the double areole. Hind wing with vein 3 from
near angle of cell; 5 from above middle of discocellulars; 6, 7
stalked ; 8 anastomosing with 7 to beyond middle of cell.
pe 7 3616. Eubolia nasifera, Warr. P. Z. S. 1888, p. 331; C. § S.
no. 38911 a.
6. Grey. Fore wing with the basal area tinged with pale
brown ; an indistinct waved antemedial line; a broad postmedial
dark band with a grey band on its middle bearing two black disco-
cellular specks ; the dark band is edged by grey and dark lines, the
inner edge sinuous and angled in the cell, the outer edge highly
angled below vein 4, then greatly incurved ; an oblique dark streak
from apex, and two indistinct slightly waved submarginal lines.
Hind wing brownish grey, with indistinct postmedial Jine angled
below vein 4, and pale submarginal line.
Hab. Thundidni, Punjab. Hap. 34 millim.
i617. _Eubolia duplicata, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 385.
Head, thorax, and abdomen grey and fuscous. Fore wing with
4
Af
344 GEOMETRID &.
the costa fuscous brown to near apex ; the basal area covered with
indistinct whitish and dark
lines; an oblique white
line from upper angle of
cell to inner margin before
middle, enclosing a black
triangular patch between
it and the broad oblique
medial white band, which
bears a black discocellular
Fig. 172.—Eubolia duplicata, 3. }. striga, the area beyond it
black to the sinuous post-
medial white line, which has whitish and fuscous lines beyond it;
outer area blackish, with a pale straight submarginal line. Hind
wing whitish, with slight dark marks at apex and anal angle and
fine marginal line. Underside suffused with rufous; hind wing
with discocellular speck and postmedial line.
Hab, Chumbi, Tibet. Hap. 40 millim.
Genus SCOTOSIA.
Scotosia, Steph. Il. Brit. Ent., Haust. iii, p. 259 (1829).
Philereme, Hiibn. Verz. p. 330 (P 1818), non descr. 0 a f |
Triphosa, Steph. Ill. Brit. Ent., Haust. iii, p.261. &,, |
Type, S. rhamnata, Schiff., from Europe.
Range. Nearctic and Palearctic regions; Afghanistan; N.W.
Himalayas ; Sikhim; Khasis; Nilgiris.
Palpi clothed with hair and reaching well beyond the frontal
tuft; antenne of male usually simple; hind tibiz with two pairs
of spurs; wings with the outer margins crenulate. Fore wing
with vein 3 from before angle of cell; 5 from middle of discocel-
lulars ; 6 from just above angle of cell; 10 anastomosing with 11
and then with 8,9 to form the double areole. Hind wing with
vein 3 from before angle of cell; 5 from above lower angle, the
discocellulars being highly angled; 6, 7 stalked; 8 anastomosing
with 7.
Sxort. I. (Scotosia). Male with the claspers large and exserted.
3618. Scotosia dubiosata, Wik. Cat. xxv, p. 1352; C.§ S. no. 3818.
, Scotosia sideritaria, Oberth. Et. Ent. x, p. 34, pl. 1, fics, U3) Cae aw
Grey-brown. Fore wing of
male with the Seseiae ellen con-
sisting of a corneous plate
with a pit in the wing-mem-
brane over it ; indistinct double
subbasal and antemedial waved
lines ; a broad medial slightly
, re
Fig. 173.—Scotosia dubiosata, G. +. eek bee ee ee
lines on it; two indistinct dark waved lines beyond the band
ts
SCOTOSIA. 345
and a waved grey submarginal line. Hind wing with four
indistinct waved postmedial lines, and a waved grey submarginal
line.
A variety has the antemedial and marginal areas of fore wing
suffused with pale rufous.
Hab, Afghanistan; N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim; Nilgiris. Lwp.,
3 40-44, 9 46-48 millim.
Szor. II. (Triphosa). Male with the claspers normal.
A. Male with the antenne simple.
a. Male with no tuft on vein 16 of hind wing below.
3619. Scotosia rubrodotata, Wik. Cat. xxv, p. 1858; OC. § S. no. 3825.
~Scotosia venimaculata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 657; C. & S.
no, 8828.
7Scotosia expansa, Moore, Lep. Ath. p. 274; C. & S. no. 3819.
Glossy grey-brown in the form expansa, darker and suffused in
the form venimaculata ; in rubrodotata with the medial band of fore
wing dark crimson. Fore wing with numerous waved lines; the
antemedial and postmedial lines delineating a slightly darker
medial area; the veins of outer area speckled with white. Hind
wing with traces of numerous waved lines on the outer third, and
the veins speckled with white.
Hab. Punjab; Sikhim. ep. 60-66 millim.
b. Male with a fringe of long hair on middle of vein 1 b
of hind wing below.
3620. Scotosia tremulata, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 448; C. § 8. no. 3827.
Greyish fuscous. Fore wing with numerous waved lines ; ante-
and postmedial bands from costa to median nervure, being formed
by the spaces between two of the antemedial and three of the
medial lines being filled in with fuscous ; a waved grey submar-
ginal line developed into four white spots on inner half of wing.
Hind wing with indistinct waved lines on outer area; the veins
speckled with fuscous and grey; a waved grey submarginal line.
Hab. Abbottabad; Sikhim. Lap., ¢ 44, 2 50 millim.
B. Male with the antennee bipectinated to two-thirds length.
3621. Scotosia sordidata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 274; C. & S. no. 3826,
3. Ochreous brown, suffused with pinkish brown and fuscous ;
wings with numerous indistinct waved fuscous lines. Fore wing
with the medial area somewhat darker, broadest at costa, and with
waved grey edges, the outer edge being highly angled at vein 4,
and with a waved dark line beyond it. Hind wing with grey
medial line angled at veins 6 and 4; both wings with submarginal
series of grey specks and marginal dark line. Underside paler,
with the dark lines more prominent.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Zap. 40 millim.
346 GEOMETRID &.
Genus PHIBALAPTERYX.
“Phibalapteryx, Steph. Ill. Brit. Ent., Haust. iii, p. 255 Ce2)e v ge
Coenocalpe, Hiibn. Verz. p. 330 (? 1818), non descr. “i
Collix, Guen. Phal. 1, p. 3857 (1857).
Type, P. tersata, Schiff., from Europe.
Range. Universally distributed.
Palpi porrect, roughly scaled, and reaching beyond the short
frontal tuft; antennze of male thickened and flattened ; hind tibie
with two pairs of spurs. Fore wing produced at apex, the outer
margin oblique; vein 3 from close to angle of cell; 6 from upper
angle; 10 anastomosing with 11 and then with 8, 9 to form the
double areole. Hind wing narrow; the margin crenulate; vein 3
from before end of cell; 5 from above middle of discocellulars ;
6, 7 stalked; 8 anastomosing with 7 to near end of cell.
Suer. I. (Phibalapterya). Palpi with the 2nd joint hardly reaching
beyond the frons; mid tibie of male not dilated; abdomen
not elongate, and with normal anal tuft.
3622. Phibalapteryx plurilineata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 273; C. & S.
no. 901.
Phibalapteryx nigripunctata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1888, p. 328;
C. & S. no. 8900 a.
Phibalapteryx nigrovittata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1888, p. 327; C. & S.
no, 3900 B.
6. Dark red-brown, slightly suffused with fuscous; prothorax
with a black band; Ist segment of abdomen with a deep black
band. Fore wing with very numerous obliquely waved lines; the
veins speckled with black and grey; a black speck at end of cell
and black mark beyond lower angle; an indistinct irregularly
waved grey submarginal line. Hind wing with numerous waved
lines, a postmedial line from vein 4 to inner margin being
prominent and black; a speck at end of cell; an indistinct waved
erey submarginal line.
© with the disk of fore wing and outer area below apex suffused
with fuscous black, except on the veins.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas; Khasis. ap., ¢ 30-34, 9 30-44
millim.
3623. Phibalapteryx suffusa, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 122, pl. 153,
figs. 15, 23.
Differs from hypospilata in being redder brown; the cell-spots
absent; the waved lines somewhat angled below costa of fore
wing; hind wing with greyish and black postmedial band on inner
area and on anal segment of abdomen. Underside greyish fuscous,
with prominent black cell-spots; indistinct curved postmedial
fuscous line and diffused submarginal band, with a series of grey
specks on its outer edge.
PHIBALAPTERYX. 347
The female usually has broad white bands on thorax and base
of abdomen, diffused white on the basal area of fore wing, a
large patch below costa or fore wing near apex, and white post-
medial and submarginal specks to each wing.
Hab. Nilgiris; Ceylon. EHwp., ¢ 34, 2 38 millim.
3624, ee plel ye leprosa, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 122, pl. 153,
gs. 2, 9,
Differs from suffusa in being more suffused with greyish fuscous
or greyish white instead of pure white. Underside pale with a
maculate black postmedial band, curved on fore wing, highly
angled at vein 4 of hind wing; the diffused submarginal band
more or less interrupted between veins 3 and 4 of each wing.
Hab. Nilgiris. Hep. 30 millin.
3625. Phibalapteryx hyperythra, n. sp.
Differs from hypospilata in being pale reddish ere with the
waved lines more prominent and the cell-spots absent. Underside
suffused with vinous red, with black cell-spots; the postmedial
curved band angled at vein 6 of each wing, most prominently on
hind wing; fore wing with diffused or dentate submarginal band
interrupted between veins 3 and 4; hind wing with some sub-
marginal specks.
Hab. Khasis; Nilgiris; Anamalis. Eap., ¢ 32, 2 40 millim.
3626. Phibalapteryx flavofasciata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 270, pl. 8,
fig. 25; C. & S. no. 3889.
3. Fuscous, with a purplish tinge; the base and extremity of
abdomen green. Both wings with ante- and postmedial minutely
waved green bands, the latter with a rufous and black patch
between it and lower angle of cell, and sending a green streak to
middle of outer margin ; a fine waved submarginal line; fore wing
with black cell-spot. Underside with black cell-spots and curved
postmedial line to each wing.
Hab. Sikhim. ap. 36 millim.
Seor. II. (Collix). Palpi with the 2nd joint reaching far beyond
the frontal tuft; mid tibize of male very much dilated and
with a deep groove ; abdomen long, with a large anal tuft.
Ill. Het. ix, pl. 171, fig. 26; C. § S. no. 8891.
3627. Phibalapteryx hypospilata, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 358; Hmpsn.
~ Collix foraminata, Guen. Phal. ll, p. 358. ‘i
S$. Dark fuscous, with a slight purplish tinge; wings with
numerous indistinct waved black lines. Fore wing with a
prominent discocellular boss of raised scales; the veins speckled
with pale brown between the waved lines. Hind wing with small
discocellular spot; both wings with submarginal series of pale
348 GEOMETRID &.
brown specks and a black marginal line interrupted by pale specks
at the veins. Underside fuscous brown; both wings with very
Fig. 174.—Phibalapteryx hypospilata, 3. 1}.
prominent black cell-spot, less prominent curved postmedial band,
and prominent submarginal series of black spots; the spot
between veins 3 and 4 absent.
2 often with ground-colour brown, or with brown patches in
the cell of fore wing and forming an obscure postmedial band to
both wings.
Hab. S. Africa; Khasis; Mahableshwar; Nilgiris; Anamalis ;
Ceylon. Exp. 40 millim.
3628. Phibalapteryx ghosha, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1249; Moore, Lep.
Ceyl. iii, pl. 206, figs. 9, 10, 10 a (larva); C. & S. no. 5890.
Collix stellata, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 679.
Differs from hypospilata in the ground-colour being grey-brown ;
the waved lines more prominent ; a postmedial series of pale specks
more or less developed, and the submarginal series obsolescent.
Underside whitish ; the discocellular spots larger; the postmedial
band replaced by a series of streaks, which at middle almost join
the submarginal spots, which form an almost complete band except
between veins 3 and 4.
Larva dark olive-green ; pupa reddish, with greenish head and
wing-cases.
Hab. Khasis; Ceylon; Tenasserim. Hwvp., g 28, 2 28-30 /
millim. /.
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Genus CATACLYSME. ny ”
Cataclysme, Hiibn. Verz. p. 329 (? 1818).
Type, C. riguata, Hiibn., from Europe.
Range. Europe: N.W. Himalayas; Khasis.
Palpi roughly scaled and reaching beyond the slight frontal tuft ;
hind tibize with two pairs of spurs. Fore wing with vein 3 from
close to angle of cell; 5 from above middle of discocellulars ; 6, 7
stalked; 11 anastomosing with 8, 9, 10 to form a small areole.
Hind wing with vein 3 from close to angle of cell; 5 from above
middle of discocellulars; 6, 7 stalked; 8 anastomosing with 7 to
beyond middle of cell.
In the typical section the antenne of male are slightly thickened
and ciliated.
CATACLYSME.—CIDARIA. 349
Szor. IT. Antenne of male bipectinated, with short branches
dilated at extremity.
) 3629. Cataclysme conturbata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1703; C.& S.
no, 3759.
Grey, suffused with fuscous. Fore wing with double waved
subbasal, antemedial, and post-
medial lines, the area between
them tinged with fulvous, the
postmedial lines angled at
vein 4; a dark spot at end of
cell. Hind wing with ante-
medial, two medial, a post-
Fig. 175. medial, and submarginal waved
Cataclysme conturbata, S. }. dark lines. Underside greyer,
with a prominent whitish post-
medial band with fuscous on its inner edge, and the area beyond
it suffused with fuscous; a speck at end of cell; fore wing with
medial line, hind wing with antemedial and medial lines.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas ; Khisis. Zvp. 36 millim.
Ssor. III. Antenne of male bipectinated, with longer branches
which are not dilated ; fore wing with the apex more produced
and the outer margin oblique.
4 3630. Cataclysme obliquilineata, n. sp.
3g. Ochreous white, slightly irrorated with fuscous. Fore wing
with double indistinct oblique subbasal and antemedial lines; a
speck at end of cell; six almost straight oblique lines on outer
area, of which the third is the most prominent and has ochreous
suffusion inside it. Hind wing with three oblique lines on medial
area and three on outer area, all obsolete on the costal area.
Underside more suffused with fuscous; the lines of hind wing
more prominent.
Hab. Dalhousie (Harford). Hap. 36 millim. Type in B. M.
Genus CIDARIA.
Cidaria, Treitschke, Eur. Schmett. vi, 2, p. 140 (1828).
Ochyria, Hiibn. Verz. p. 334 (? 1818), non descr.
Eustroma, Hiibn. Verz. p. 335.
Coremia, Gwen. Phal. ii, p. 408 (1857).
Gnamptopteryx, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 155 (1893).
Ecliptopera, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 679 (1894).
Type, C. designata, Borkh., from Europe.
Range. Universally distributed.
Palpi clothed with hair and reaching beyond the slight frontal
tuft ; antennee of male typically minutely serrate and fasciculated ;
hind tibize with two pairs of spurs. Fore wing with vein 3 from
near angle of cell; 5 from above middle of discocellulars; 6 from
350 GEOMETRID &.
or from just above upper angle; 10 anastomosing with 11 and
then with 8, 9 to form the double areole. Hind wing with vein 3
from close to angle of cell; the discocellulars oblique, and vein 5
from or from above their middle; 6, 7 stalked.
Szcr. I. Antenne of male almost simple and somewhat thickened.
A. Male with the inner area of fore wing not distorted, nor the
costa of hind wing lobed.
a. Male without tufts of hair on underside of fore wing.
a’. Male with the lateral tufts towards extremity of abdomen
greatly developed.
a’. Male with fronge of long har on middle of inner margin
of hind wing below.
3631. Cidaria chalybearia, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 663; C. 5 S.
no, 3849.
Dark fuscous, irrorated with purplish grey. Fore wing with
numerous very indistinct waved black lines; subbasal, medial, and
submarginal ill-defined bands being formed by the ground-colour
being greyish between some of the waved lines ; a black striga on
discocellulars; some submarginal black and white points; an
obscure oblique dark mark from apex. Hind wing dark fuscous,
with traces of white submarginal line., Underside dark fuscous,
with submarginal series of white points.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Nagas. Hap., ¢ 40, 2 50 millim.
b*. Male with no fringe of har on inner margin of hind wing.
3632. Cidaria obscurata, Moore, P. Z. 8. 1867, p. 663, pl. 33, fig. 7;
C. §& S. no. 3880.
Eustroma monana, Swink. A. M. N. H. (6) xii, p. 224.
¢. Red-brown. Fore wing with numerous indistinct waved
dark lines; an ochreous curved subbasal line; the medial area
defined by ochreous lines, the inner excurved on median nervure,
the outer curved, two of the dark medial lines enclosing annuli
and irregular more or less conjoined spots; the submarginal
sinuous line with two blackish lunules on it below costa and
angled at vein 4; a sinuous line arising from the apex, incurved
and enclosing a blackish patch below apex. Hind wing paler
brown, with traces of postmedial and submarginal lines almost
meeting at anal angle.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Hap. 44-50 milli.
3633. Cidaria muscicolor, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 276; C. §& S.
no. 3879.
Cidaria subapicalis, Zmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 121, pl. 153, fic, 1;
Swinh. A. M. N. H. (6) xiv, p. 186.
Brown. Fore wing with the apex somewhat produced; the
basal area darker, with two nearly straight lines on it ; the medial
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area darker, its inner and outer edges defined by waved lines, the
outer slightly dentate on veins 3 and 1; two irregularly waved
dark medial lines, which approach each other at lower angle of
cell; a crenulate dark submarginal line ; a black crescent on
margin from apex to middle, and black spot above outer angle.
Hind wing fuscous. Underside with waved postmedial and crenu-
late submarginal lines ; fore wing in the southern form subapicals,
Hmpsn., with two prominent black lunules below costa on the
submarginal line, with a diffused ochreous patch below them
running out from the postmedial line; hind wing with cell-spot,
medial and postmedial waved lines, and submarginal series of
black lunules.
The Ceylon female is yellower brown, with the basal and medial
areas of fore wing not darker.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Nilgiris; Ceylon. Ewvp., ¢ 36, 9 42
millim.
3634. Cidaria furva, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1891, p. 494.
$. Bright rufous. Fore wing with numerous pale waved lines
on basal two-thirds, two of the medial lines being joined at places
and enclosing quadrate patches ; the postmedial line angled at
vein 4, then crenulate to inner margin; outer area with the costal
and inner portions olive-grey, the portion between veins 2 and 4
bright rufous ; two crenulate rufous submarginal lines; a sinuous
dark line from apex to anal angle; the median and ‘submedian
nervures and veins 2, 3, 4 streaked with rufous. Hind wing
fuscous; the apex pale. Underside ochreous grey; the disk of
fore wing fuscous to the postmedial line.
Hab. Khasis; Burma. xp. 42 millim.
“ 3635. Cidaria fulvidorsata, Swink. MS.
$. Head, thorax, and abdomen above pale fulvous. Fore wing
fuscous, with two antemedial fine white lines, the inner angled
below costa, the outer below cell, the area between them suffused
with blue-grey; traces of a medial annulate band diminishing to
inner margin; a broad postmedial blue-grey band, inwardly edged
by a curved and slightly waved white line, its outer edge running
out to the apex and middle of outer margin, leaving a fuscous
Iunule below the apex and a fulvous one above outer angle. Hind
wing whitish, the inner area tinged with fuscous and with traces
of waved postmedial and submarginal lines. Underside pale.
Hab. Khasis. Exp. 32 millim.
b’. Male with no strongly developed lateral tufts to abdomen.
3636. Cidaria lativittaria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 657: C. § S.
no. 3820.
Fuscous and grey. Fore wing with three indistinct waved lines
on basal area; a broad medial black band with waved grey edges,
N\
302 GEOMETRIDA.
the inner edge slightly toothed on vein 2, the outer produced
beyond lower angle of cell; a submarginal dentate grey line with
black patch inside it at costa, and met by an oblique dentate black
mark from apex. Hind wing fuscous, with indistinct sinuous
postmedial line and submarginal series of whitish spots.
Hab. Sikhim. Ewvp., 3 46, 2 54 millim.
3637. Cidaria albapex, n. sp.
g. Fuscous black. Fore wing irrorated with whitish scales ;
numerous indistinct waved black lines ; an oblique series of large
conjoined white dashes from costa beyond middle to beyond lower
angle of cell, and witb a black striga on one at vein 5; the sub-
marginal waved line pale at costa. Hind wing with apical white
patch. Underside of fore wing with apical white spot.
@ with the white patches on fore wing almost obsolete on
upperside ; the apical patch of hind wing and band and spot of
fore wing on underside ochreous.
Hab. Sikbim (Knyvett). Hup., § 40, 2 46 millim. Type in
coll. Elwes.
3638. Cidaria ochreata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 267; C. §& S. no. 3764.
Head, thorax, and abdomen fuscons, with a few grey scales.
Fore wing with subbasal and antemedial minutely waved white
black-edged lines; the basal area more or less suffused with grey ;
a medial olive-fuscous band, with some dark spots or annuli on it,
its outer edge irregularly waved and angled below costa and
beyond lower angle of cell, a fine black line beyond it; the outer
area white, with traces of waved dark lines and the margin suffused
with fuscous, with traces of a waved white submarginal line and
olive patches on costa before apex and on outer margin below
apex. Hind wing either wholly suffused with fuscous or whitish
with the basal area suffused with fuscous ; traces of waved lines
on outer area and a submarginal series of white specks; both
wings with marginal series of black specks. Underside pale,
suffused with fuscous; a broad somewhat ill-defined postmedial
whitish band.
Closely allied to picata, Hiibn., from Europe.
Hab. Afghanistan; N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim. Hap. 34 millim.
3639. Cidaria scortea, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1891, p. 493.
Glaucopteryx viridis, Warr, P. Z. S. 1898, p. 368.
3g. Grey-brown. Fore wing with darker basal patch, bounded
by a waved line; a broad medial band with waved edges; the outer
area with a slight pinkish tinge, with three waved lines and with
slight fuscous submarginal patches on the costa and_ below apex.
Hind wing fuscous ; underside with waved postmedial line.
The form viridis has the basal patch and medial band much
blacker, the antemedial and outer areas dark green.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. wp, 34-40 millim.
SG
A
a :
CIDARIA. B55
3640. Cidaria melidiata, Feld. Reis. Nov. pl. 182, fig. 42; C. § S.
no, 3859.
@. Head and thorax grey-green; the abdomen grey. Fore
wing grey-green; the basal area with traces of waved lines and a
more prominent grey line; the medial area greyish fuscous or
grey-green with waved grey edges, having on it two waved black
lines, a cell-spot, and some rufous on the veins at end of cell; a
slight rufous tinge before the band, and on its outer edge beyond
the cell and above inner margin; traces of waved dark lines on
outer area and a more prominent grey submarginal line. Hind
wing grey, the outer area darker, and with a waved grey sub-
marginal line.
Hab. Dalhousie. xp. 40 millim.
3641. Cidaria ramalaria, Feld. Revs. Nov. pi. 182, fig. 81; C. § 8.
no. 3866.
Grey, thickly irrorated with black and a few ochreous scales.
Fore wing with fuscous subbasal band with waved edges ; a similar
medial band, widest at costa, and with a discocellular lunule ;
traces of a waved whitish submarginal line, sometimes prominent
towards costa. Hind wing whitish grey, with traces of cell-speck
and postmedial curved line, which are prominent on underside.
Hab. Dharmsala; Kulu. Hap. 40 millim.
2642. Cidaria variegata, Moore, P. Z. 8.1867, p. 653; C. § S.no. 3766.
Olive-green, with black markings. Fore wing with indistinct
waved lines; a waved subbasal blackish band; the medial area
blackish, with waved black edges, the inner edge curved, the outer
angled at vein 4; a crenulate grey submarginal line, with slightly
darker patches inside it at costa and above middle. Hind wing
fuscous, with a waved grey submarginal line.
Hab. Sikhim. Hap. 40 millim.
‘3643. Cidaria cingala, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 489, pl. 207, fig. 10;
C. & S. no. 3896.
~—
~ Anticlea multilinea, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 120, pl. 152, fig. 2. 4
/Cidaria multilineata, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 121, pl. 153, fig. 8.
Cidaria fecunda, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1891, p. 493.
Red-brown, in the forms mudtilinea and fecunda suffused with
olive-green. Tore wing with numerous curved and waved lines ;
three subbasal lines being filled in with darker rufous, forming an
indistinct band ; the medial area darker, with two of the lines on
it enclosing a large pale patch below costa and two small annuli
on inner area, its inner edge curved, its outer highly dentate at
vein 4, then obliquely and irregularly dentate to inner margin; a
waved grey submarginal line. Hind wing paler brown, with two
antemedial, one medial, and two postmedial waved lines; both
wings with fine waved marginal line. Underside fuscous; each
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354 GEOMETRIDA.
wing with cell-spot, waved lines, a pale postmedial band angled at
vein 4, and some pale patches on margin.
The Khési form fecunda has the ground-colour of underside
almost wholly ochreous ; the head often pale.
Hab. Khasis; Nilgiris; Ceylon. Hp. 34 millim.
- 3644. Cidaria intertexta, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1898, p. 374, pl. 80, fie. 3.
3. Pale olive-green, with pale rufous markings. Fore wing
with pale rufous waved subbasal line; a broad rufous antemedial
band angled in cell, edged by waved lines, and with a waved line
at its middle; the medial area dark olive, with a waved line at its
middle and dentate line on its outer edge, with pale rufous suffusion,
and two curved dark lines beyond it ; a submarginal crenulate
line. Hind wing olive-fuscous. Underside of fore wing with the
costa ochreous ; an ochreous patch beyond the cell and submar-
ginal series of specks. Hind wing ochreous, irrorated with
fuscous.
Hab. Sikhim, 7500 feet. Exp. 28 millim.
(3645. Cidaria catenaria, Moore, P. Z. 8. 1867, p. 655, pl. 38, fig. 9;
C. & S. no. 3727.
Q. Head and thorax rufous and black; throat white. Fore
wing with a red subcostal streak from base to beyond middle; a
rufous basal patch, with waved dark lines on it and waved edge ;
traces of antemedial, medial, and postmedial waved lines ; a rufous
medial patch on costa, with waved lines and black cell-spot on it;
the apical area and area near outer angle rufous, with some sub-
marginal white specks. Hind wing white, with fuscous and white
patch at anal angle.
6. With the white on medial area of fore wing much less pro-
minent, and traversed by numerous waved lines.
Hab. Sikhim ; Khasis. Hp. 42 millim.
/ 3646. Cidaria fulvotincta, n. s
Whitish, suffused with pale fulvous; patagia with black patches.
Fore wing with basal black patch, w ith a waved line on it and
waved outer edge; two indistinct waved fulvous antemedial lines ;
a broad medial black band with two waved lines on it, its inner
edge sinuous and angled on vein 2, its outer edge irregularly
crenulate from vein 4 to inner margin; three indistinct waved
fulvous lines on outer area, the undulations of one being filled in
with fuscous near costa; a black patch on outer margin below
apex filling in the undulations of the outer line. Hind wing
whitish ; the basal two-thirds slightly tinged with fuscous, and
bounded by an indistinct waved line. Underside pale, with disco-
cellular black strigee.
Hab. Simla (Harford). Exp., 6 84, 2 38 millim. Type in
B. M.
/ CIDARIA, 355
JS
3647.. Cidaria aurata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 664; C. § S. no. 3844.
Cidaria aliena, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5),vi, p. 230; ed. Ll. Het. vis
pl. 120, fig. 11; C.§ S. no. 8840. 7
\Cidaria perpulchra, Butl. P. Z. S. 1886, p. 893; C. § S. no. 3865./
’ Cidaria tsermosaria, Oberth. Et. Ent. xviii, p. 89, pl. in, fig. 48.
Head and thorax golden yellow; patagia marked with black ,
abdomen grey and fulvous, with paired series of dorsal black
specks. ore wing with the basal area black, tinged with fulvous
and with traces of two waved
lines on it, its outer edge
silvery white and dentate in
the cell; the antemedial area
golden yellow, with some
rufous suffusion; a medial
fulvous-tinged black band,
Fig. 176.—Cidaria aurata, S. }. broad at costa, narrow at
inner margin, with waved sil-
very-white edges, the inner edge more or less prominently in-
dented on median nervure, the outer in the cell; the outer area
golden yellow; a waved silvery-white submarginal line, with
rufous on its inner edge, and blackish patches beyond it below
apex and above outer angle. Hind wing whitish, with indistinct
sinuous postmedial line, or sometimes suffused with fuscous, and
with a series of pale submarginal spots; the underside irrorated
with fuscous and rufous, and with antemedial and medial lines,
and submarginal series of white specks.
One specimen has hardly any yellow tinge, the markings being
white suffused with rufous.
Hab. Murree; Dharmsala; Sikhim; Bhutan; Tibet; Khasis.
Exp. 32 millim.
3648. Cidaria nugata, Feld. Reis. Nov. pl. 132, fig.39; C.§ S. no. 3862. > er
Harpalyce kashmirica, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 277; C. § S. no. 3884.
@. Lemon-yellow ; head, thorax, and abdomen tinged with
rufous. Fore wing with a basal rufous patch produced to slight
angles in and below cell; a broad medial rufous band, with
yellowish middle and waved edges, constricted below the cell, and
with.an indentation in its inner edge in cell; traces of a submar-
ginal line. Hind wing yellowish white.
Hab. Kashmir. LEwp. 34 millim.
"3649. Cidaria exquisita, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 375, pl. 30, fig. 2.
Cupreous brown; metathorax with a patch of silvery-blue
scales; abdomen ringed with blue scales. Fore wing with some
silvery-blue scales, and two interrupted curved lines on basal area;
a waved antemedial silvery-blue line with two obscure golden lines
inside it ; some medial patches of silvery-blue scales on the veins ;
a waved silvery-blue postmedial line interrupted by a copper patch
between veins 2 and 4, and with two waved golden lines beyond
it; an interrupted silvery-blue waved submarginal line. Hind
2a 2
356 GEOMETRID &.
wing fuscous ; both wings with white strige on the cilia. Under-
side of hind wing with six lunulate blue lines.
Hab, Sikhim. Ewp. 32 millim.
3650. Cidaria dentistrigata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 874, pl. 30, fig. 4.
3g. Dark rufous; metathorax with a tuft of leaden scales.
Fore wing suffused with leaden grey, except the basal area and a
postmedial band; four antemedial leaden lines; the two outer
most prominent and excurved in the cell; two waved postmedial
nes, with two other lines beyond them with fewer waves in them ;
a submarginal waved line. Hind wing with the base and inner
area fuscous; the apical area down to the cell and vein 2 white ;
three waved submarginal white lines on inner area; the margin
fuscous and the cilia brown; underside with cell-spot and curved
postmedial line.
Hab. Sikhim, 10,000 feet. Hwp. 34 millim.
3651. Cidaria subrubescens, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1888, p. 829; C.§ 8.
no. 3871 A.
Melanippe despicienda, Buti. Ill. Het. vii, p. 117, pl. 187, fig. 17.
Rufous brown. Fore wing with the base blackish, bounded by
an obliquely curved line ; a medial band, which is slightly suffused
with black, or deep black, with waved grey edges, the inner edge
curved, the outer angled below costa and on vein 4, then incurved ;
an oblique discocellular striga touching the inner edge of the
band ; traces of waved lines on outer area and of a waved grey
submarginal line. Hind wing with speck at end of cell; a medial
line, which becomes black and double from vein 4 to inner margin ;
indistinct waved lines on outer area.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas. Hap. 22 millim.
3652, Cidaria subangulata, Koll. Hiigel’s Kaschmir, iv, p. 490.
Melanippe cymaria, Butl. Ill. Het. vii, p. 24 (nec Wik.).
Head and thorax grey, irrorated with fuscous ; abdomen with a
reddish tinge. Fore wing with the base grey, with two slightly
waved darker lines, followed by an antemedial grey-edged dove-
coloured band with rufous middle, then a medial dark band, with
waved grey edges and two black lines on it enclosing grey patches,
on one of which is a discocellular speck ; outer area grey, with in-
distinct waved lines on it; a reddish patch on costa before apex ;
a submarginal series of white specks. Hind wing whitish, slightly
suffused with fuscous, and with about eight indistinct minutely
waved lines. Underside with prominent waved white lines; the
outer area chestnut, with submarginal series of white specks.
Hab. Afghanistan; N.W. Himalayas. Hwvp. 34 millim.
3653. Cidaria mediovittaria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 656; C.§ 8.
no. 3816.
Differs from subangulata in being redder. Fore wing with the
CIDARIA. 357
basal area rufous; the medial band with almost regularly curved
edges, rufous with a grey band at middle, not broken up into
patches ; the indistinct waved lines of outer area more regular.
Hind wing nearly white, with the waved lines very indistinct.
Hab. Sikhim. Evp. 32 millim.
3654. Cidaria silaceata, Schiff. Wien. Verz. p. 118. 7+ /
Phalena insulata, Haw. Lep. Brit. p. 330.
Cidaria oblongata, Gwen. Phal. 11, p. 472; C. & S. no. 3864.
Cidaria substituta, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1691; C. & S. no. 3878,
Cidaria albolineata, Pack. Rep. Peab. Ac. v, p. 55.
Eustroma dentifera, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 275; C. & S. no. 3877.
Cidaria umbrosaria, Butl. Ill. Het. vii, p. 24 (nee Motsch.).
/Epurhoe subfalcata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 376.
Dark reddish brown; vertex of head and thorax marked with
ochreous ; abdomen with white line on lst segment. Fore wing
with indistinct subbasal line, slightly angled below costa; a grey
antemedial band edged by sinuous white lines, the outer edge
strongly toothed on median nervure; two indistinct dark waved
medial lines, which meet in places and enclose the black cell-
speck; a double postmedial white line sending teeth inwards on
veins 2 and 3, and having a series of dentate black marks with
white edges beyond it, which decrease in size to the inner margin ;
outer area suffused with ochreous; a black mark with dentate
white inner edge below apex, and some smaller white-edged black
marks towards outer angle. Hind wing whitish, with traces of
cell-speck and two postmedial lines, which on underside are pro-
minent and have a dentate band beyond them. |
The Himalayan form oblongata is usually larger than the Nearctic
and Palearctic typical form. In the variety wnsulata veins 2 and
3 of fore wing are pale, streaked at base, enclosing a dark patch
on the medial area.
Hab. United States; Europe; Japan; N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim ;
Khasis. vp., 5 30-36, 9 30-40 millim.
_ 3655. Cidaria nivicincta, Butl. Ill. Het. vii, p. 119, pl. 187, fig. 20.
Differs from selaceata in the vertex of head and thorax being
dark. Fore wing darker; the antemedial band brown, more
regular, and with the outer white edge toothed on vein 2; the
postmedial line less toothed, the area beyond it reddish brown ;
the subapical patch with evenly curved inner edge. Hind wing
dark fuscous, with curved postmedial pale line.
Hab. Dharmsala; Khasis. Hap. 36 millim.
3656. Cidaria niphonica, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) i, p. 452. 70
Head, thorax, and abdomen red-brown. Fore wing with the
apex somewhat produced ; the base dark red-brown, with curved
grey edge; the antemedial band ferruginous, its outer grey edge
angled in the cell and toothed below vein 2; the broad medial
308 GEOMETRID &.
band dark with black cell-speck, its outer grey edge angled on
veins 4 and 1; the outer area ferruginous, shading to grey, with
two obliquely placed black apical spots and traces of a waved pale
submarginal line. Hind wing dark fuscous, with traces of post-
medial pale line angled at vein 4. Underside fuscous, with pro-
minent black cell-spots; the outer area ferruginous.
Hab. Japan; Simla; Dbarmsala; Sikhim. vp. 40 millim.
/ 3657. Cidaria triangulifera, Moore, Lep. Ath. p. 275; C.§ S. no. 3883.
3. Ferruginous; the vertex of head and thorax white. Fore
wing with the apex somewhat acute and produced; indistinct
waved subbasal and antemedial lines angled at middle; two ob-
scure medial lines meeting in places and a postmedial line; a
prominent oblique ochreous-white band, with whiter edges from
costa before middle, joining at inner margin the similarly coloured
band which occupies the whole outer area except a dark brown
triangular patch on the margin below apex, and having on it a
submarginal series of small dark white-edged lunules. Hind wing
with fuscous speck at end of cell; a waved medial line ; a post-
medial line dentate towards inner margin, the area beyond it
whitish, with a pale fulvous band on it angled at vein 2, and
meeting a darker band which is broad at apex; a dark lunule on
outer margin from veins 3 to 6; both wings with fine dark mar-
ginal line. Underside ochreous, irrorated with fuscous ; indistinct
waved medial and postmedial lines, and sometimes a submarginal
series of Innulate marks.
2 with the bands more prominent and paler.
Hab. Dharmsala; Sikbim; Khisis. xp., g 36, 9 42 millim.
8658. Cidaria interplagata, Guen. Phail. ii, p. 463; C. § S. no. 8856.
Head, thorax, and abdomen pale ochreous; patagia with black
patches; abdomen with paired dorsal black spots. Fore wing
black-brown, with the apex somewhat produced; an oblique
ochreous subbasal line ; a very irregular antemedial band formed
by two ochreous lines, with irregular markings between them ;
the inner dentate in cell and on vein 1, the outer angled on
median nervure, with a ring-spot in the cell on its outer edge, a
fine angled line beyond it, and connected with the markings of
the outer area by ochreous streaks along veins 2, 3, and 4; the
markings of the outer area consist of a large reddish-ochreous
patch at outer angle, with three white spots on it, jomed by three
oblique conjoined postmedial lines from the costa, and a lunulate
submarginal line joined by an oblique streak from apex; a series
of black lunules close to the margin. Hind wing ochreous, slightly
suffused with fuscous ; indistinct medial and postmedial lines, the
latter dentate towards inner margin; a submarginal series of
whitish spots, and the veins near anal angle streaked with rufous.
Hab. Sikhim. Ep. 54 millim.
CIDARIA. 359
V4
3659. Cidaria delecta, Buti. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 229; dd. Ill. Het.
vi, pl. 120, fic. 8; C. & S. no. 8852.
3. Differs from interplagata in the first line of the fore wing
being further from the base and forked towards inner margin;
the antemedial markings reduced to a double oblique line from
costa before middle to the markings of outer area, and joined to
the first line by streaks in the cell and above vein 1; the markings
of outer area reduced, joined by only two postmedial lines from the
costa, toothed on vein 3, and leaving two lunulate black patches on
the margin; medial black-edged patches on the costal and inner areas.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. vp. 40 millim.
3660. Cidaria mixtilineata, n. sp.
@. Differs from delecta in the first line of the fore wing being
acutely angled and conjoined to the markings of outer area below
vein 2; the antemedial markings more oblique and joined by
streaks on veins 3, 4 to the markings of outer area; the submar-
ginal line slightly waved and crossed by the curved line from apex.
Hab. Sikhim. xp. 38 millim. Type in coll. Elwes.
| 3661. Cidaria dissecta, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 488, pl. 207, fig. 9
C. & 8. no. 3878.
” Keliptoptera rectilinea, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 679.
3. Differs from interplagata in the thorax and abdomen having
more dark markings. Fore wing with the subbasal line slightly
angled in cell; the antemedial band narrower, the inner edge
angled in cell only, the outer without the spot and line beyond it,
and only connected with the markings of outer area by a streak
along vein 2; the markings of the outer area reduced and joined
from the costa by a single postmedial line, which is sinuous and
has two dark lines on it; there are also present a black ante-
medial line and a black-edged medial patch from costa to vein 3,
and another on inner area. Hind wing with the outer area
suffused with rufous.
The N. Indian and Celebes form rectilinea has the subbasal line
dark, the inner edge of the postmedial markings straight.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Nilgiris; Ceylon; Celebes. Lup.
48 millim.
3662. Cidaria relata, Buti. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 229; cd. Ill. Het.
vi, pl. 120, fig. 9; C. & S. no. 3867.
6. Dark brown. Fore wing with slight subbasal line; curved
antemedial whitish-brown band; a medial band highly angled
below cell, sending out a fascia to join the curved postmedial band,
then conjoined to the antemedial band above inner margin, each
of these bands being traversed by a dark line; an obscure sub-
marginal series of dark lunules; a pale submarginal line arising
from the apex, much incurved and angled outwards to the margin
at middle, then slightly mcurved. Hind wing whitish; some
brown on margin near anal angle, and a white mark above the angle.
Hab. Sikhim ; Khasis. zp. 36 millim.
4
t/
360 GEOMETRID®.
b. (Bustroma). Fore wing of male with a fringe of long hair on
medial part of ven 1 on underside.
3663. Cidaria porphyriata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p.276; C. §& 8. no. 3881.
Cidaria multistriata, Butl. Il. Het. vii, p. 119, pl. 137, fig. 21.
Head, thorax, and abdomen rufous and grey. Fore wing bright
rufous, with numerous prominent white lines; four sinuous
outwardly-oblique lines on basal area; a double broader ante-
medial line angled on median nervure; two indistinct double
lines on medial area, the outer highly angled at lower angle of
cell; a dark striga on discocellulars ; a double postmedial line
oblique from costa to vein 4, where it is joined by the submarginal
line, and thence very highly crenulate to inner margin. Hind
wing whitish, with some dark marks and traces of a pale waved
submarginal line on anal area.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim. ap. 26-30 millim.
3664, Cidaria inextricata, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1691; C. § S. no. 3854.
Cidaria eerosa, Butl. A. M. N. H. (6) i, p. 461.
Head, thorax, and abdomen pale ochreous, with slight black
markings. Fore wing black-brown; the veins ochreous; an ob-
lique sinuous subbasal ochreous line; an antemedial ochreous
band composed of two lines filled in with ochreous except at costa,
very highly dentate on vein 2, where it joins the markings of |
outer area; a fine line beyond it; the medial area with a fine
ochreous line enclosing a patch from costa to vein 2, and a figure-
of-8-shaped mark above inner margin; the markings of outer
area consist of two lines from the costa joined at vein 5 by
a crenulate submarginal line and oblique streak from apex,
then becoming a highly crenulate band, with its inner part dark
ochreous. Hind wing pale ochreous, with two postmedial waved
lines and marginal fuscous band. Underside ochreous, with post-
medial dentate line.
Hab. Japan; Sikhim. Hap. 36 millim.
3665. Cidaria aurigena, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 280; cd. Zl.
Het. vi, pl. 120, fig. 10; C. § S. no. 3845.
Differs from iextricata in the stripes on thorax and markings of
fore wing being bright brassy yellow. ore wing with the base
brassy yellow; the antemedial band broader, with brassy suffusion
on it, before it, and beyond it, not so highly angled on vein 2, nor
joined to the markings of outer area except by brassy suffusion ;
the postmedial band broader, joined to the medial patch by brassy
suffusion, its inner edge not crenulate; brassy suffusion on the
outer area from vein 4 to outer angle. Hind wing dark fuscous.
Underside of fore wing with the disk fuscous.
Hab. Dalhousie; Sikhim; Khasis. vp. 30 millim.
3666. Cidaria chalcoptera, n. sp.
Q. Differs from aurigena in the ground-colour being chestnut ;
CIDARIA, 361
basal area of fore wing chestnut, with the white subbasal line
crossing it and no golden suffusion; the outer edge of the ante-
medial brazen band conjoined to the postmedial band below costa,
and leaving below that a very irregular medial chestnut band; the
margin chestnut at outer angle. Hind wing whitish, with four
pale waved bands on outer area.
Hab. Sikhim, 10,000 feet (Hlwes). Hap. 32 millim. Type in
/_coll. Elwes. —
[ 3667. Cidaria decurrens, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 276; C. §& S. no. 8876, 2,
Rufous ; head and thorax with a white stripe ; abdomen whitish.
Fore wing with an oblique white subbasal line; four other lines
on basal half, angled below cell, complicated by other lines and
streaks, and all running into a large pale yellow patch, which
occupies the area near outer angle, into which also run five other
lines on the outer half, the line nearest the margin being crossed
by a line from apex; on the yellow patch is a red patch with
yellow spots on it; the veins of outer area streaked with white ;
a fine marginal white line and three black spots towards outer
angle. Hind wing very pale brown, with traces of pale post-
medial and submarginal curved lines.
_ Hab. Japan; Nynee Tal; Khasis. Ewp., g 30, 9 34 millim.
fies
{ .3668. Cidaria cervinaria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 664; C & S.
no. 3848. 2
Cidaria multifaria, Swink. P. Z. S. 1889, p. 429, pl. 44, fig. 9. a
Head and thorax purplish; the head, collar, and patagia with
ochreous-edged black spots; abdomen fuscous. Fore wing with
complicated pale purplish and black markings; the base purplish,
with a subbasal series of black specks ; two almost conjoined irre-
gular black antemedial patches; the antemedial band purplish,
with a series of small black spots on it; the medial area black,
broad at costa, narrow at inner margin; the median nervure and
base of vein 4 streaked with ochreous in the form multifaria; a
medial Y-shaped purplish mark from costa to lower angle of cell ;
the outer area purplish, with sinuous outer edge and indistinct
sinuous lines on it; the submarginal line with highly irregular
black patch on its costal portion, and some black specks above inner
margin; an apical black spot. Hind wing pale fuscous, with in-
distinct waved postmedial and submarginal lines. Underside greyish
fuscous, with dentate postmedial line; hind wing with cell-spot.
The male is more purplish in colour: one form has the hind
wing angled at vein 3; the inner margin of hind wing and under-
side of abdomen with tufts of hair—the Sikhim race with the tutt
on vein 1 dark and from near base, the Khasi race with it ochreous
and extending to outer margin of hind wing; another Khasi form
has the outer margin of hind wing rounded, no tufts on inner
margin of hind wing or abdomen, the tufts on vein 1 from near
base and ochreous.
Hab. Sikhim; Khdsis. Ewp., ¢ 36, 2 44 millim.
362 GEOMETRID ZA.
3669. Cidaria fissisignis, Butl. 4. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 228; id. Ill.
Het. vi, pl. 120, fig. 7; C. & S. no. 3853.
Cidaria reticulata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 662 - C. &§ S. no. 8868
(preeocc.).
3. Differs from cervinaria in the head and thorax being with-
out black spots; the patagia black. Fore wing with the purplish
areas paler; the subbasal black specks replaced by two patches ;
the antemedial purplish band divided into two bands enclosing two
black spots, the outer band highly angled in cell and joined to the
medial costal mark, which is a quadrate patch with two black spots
on it; the inner edge of the outer purplish area sends two teeth
inwards to the medial costal mark, and one along vein 2 nearly
to the cell; a series of quadrate black marks on the margin; the
median nervure not streaked with ochreous. Hind wing much
whiter ; some fuscous suffusion on outer margin near anal angle.
Hab. Sikhim. Lap. 44 millim.
B. (Gnamptopteryx). More wing of male with the inner basal area
very much contorted, with a patch of flocculent scales on underside,
covered by a tuft of long hair below base of vein 1, which is
twisted and bears a fringe of long hair; hind wing with the
base of costa produced upwards to form a large lobe, to which ven
8 is bent upwards instead of anastomosing with 7; veins 6, 7
from angle of cell ; abdomen with the lateral tufts large, and a
very large pale terminal tuft.
3670, Cidaria perficita, Wik. Cat. xv, p. 1809; Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix,
pl. 170, figs. 7, 14; C. & S. no. 3765.
Larentia comprensata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1703.
6. Dark fuscous brown; the thorax and abdomen with obscure
purplish bands. Fore wing with a red streak on subcostal nervure,
and numerous waved dark lines defined by obscure purplish bands.
Hind wing with traces of waved lines. Underside with discocellular
lunules, and irregularly sinuous blackish medial band.
@. More rufous in colour; fore wing with antemedial and post-
medial grey bands.
Hab. Nilgiris; Ceylon. wp. 40 millim.
Szor. II. (Cidaria), Antenne of male minutely serrate
and fasciculate.
A. Fore wing of male with no tuft on underside.
3671. Cidaria saturata, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 269; C. § S. no. 3778.
Larentia exliturata, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1195 ; C. § S. no. 3760, if
Larentia egranitalis, Butl. Ill. Het. vii, p. 114, pl. 187, fig. Y
Larentia hemana, butl. A. M. N. H. iD): 1, p. 444. 6°
Coremia livida, Butl, A. M. N. H. (5) i, p. 449; C&S. /
no. 3814 a.
Pale rufous. Fore wing with numerous very indistinct pale
waved lines ; a broad medial blackish band with waved edges and
CIDARIA. 363
narrowing from vein 2 to inner margin ; a black spot onit at end of
cell and three waved black lines, two of which form spots or annuli
on its inner portion ; diffused fuscous patches on costa before apex
and on outer margin below apex; a waved grey submarginal line.
Hind wing pale, more or less suffused with fuscous ; three indis-
tinct waved lines on medial area, and a waved grey submarginal
line.
Some specimens are considerably darker than others.
Hab. Natal; Japan; China; N.W. Himalayas; Khasis; Nil-
giris. Exp. 28 millim.
3672. Cidaria ri Hiibn. Sammi. eur. Schmett., Geom. figs. 280, pee
281.
Geometra gemmata, Hiibn. Summ. eur. Schmett., Geom. fig. 283,
Camptogramma baccata, Gwen. Phal. ii, p. 430; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
ili, pl. 206, fig. 7; C. § S. no. 3895.
Cidaria peracutata, Wik. Cat. xxv, p. 1421.
3d. Pale rufous. Fore wing with numerous indistinct sinuous
lines on basal area; a dark medial band with black cell-speck on it,
its inner edge curved, its outer sinuous; an indistinct sinuous
line beyond it, followed by a more prominent sinuous postmedial
line with grey outer edge; a waved submarginal line joined by an
oblique streak from apex. Hind wing with numerous indistinct
waved lines, the most prominent being curved ante- and postmedial
lines ; the basal area darker.
@. Much more uniform dark red ; fore wing with the medial
band obscure, broader, and with a white discocellular annulus
on it.
Hab. Nearctic region; Chili; Palearctic region; throughout
India, Ceylon, and Burma. vp. 24 millim.
B. Fore wing of male with a tuft of long black hair on underside
from base of vein 1.
3673. Cidaria fuscigrisea, n. sp.
3. Grey and fuscous. Fore wing with numerous obliquely
waved indistinct dark lines, two of the subbasal lines, two ante-
medial, and two postmedial being filled in with rufous, forming
obscure bands; a dark discocellular striga. Hind wing fuscous,
with obscure waved lines on anal area.
Hab. Simla (Harford). Ewp. 32 millim. Type in B. M.
Szcr. III. (Coremia). Antenne of male bipectinated.
3674. Cidaria fissiferata, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1194; C. § 8. no. 3761.
_ Larentia intermixta, Wk. Cat. xxiv, p. 1194; C. § S. no. 3763.
3$. Head and thorax grey, rufous, and fuscous; abdomen grey.
Fore wing grey, suffused with rufous, and with numerous dark
sinuous lines; subbasal, ante- and postmedial grey lines, the two
latter with the area between them rather darker and forming a
medial band with black cell-spot on it, the postmedial line angled
of
364 GEOMETRIDA,
below the costa and on vein 4; a waved grey submarginal line
and grey streak from apex. Hind wing pale fuscous grey. Under-
side browner; each wing with cell-speck, postmedial and submar-
ginal lines. )
Q. Fore wing with bands of silvery orey, on which the dark
subbasal, antemedial, and postmedial lines show up prominently :
some pink scales on the veins, inside the subbasal line, and on the
medial band.
Hab. Nilgiri plateau. xp. 34 millim.
3675. Cidaria molata, Feld. Reis. Nov. pl. 182, fig. 23; C. & S.
no. 3897.
Grey, rufous, and fuscous. Fore wing with basal dark patch
edged by a grey line; a broad medial band with waved whitish
edges and black waved lines on it, two of which enclose a white
band which is wide in the cell, bearing the discocellular black
speck, then narrowing to inner margin ; an indistinct waved grey
submarginal line with fuscous patches on costa and below apex;
an apical white patch. Hind wing whitish, with traces of fuscous
postmedial lines.
Another form is much more rufous, with the whole medial band
of fore wing fuscous black, with no white on it or at apex; the
darker specimens of this form having the hind wing fuscous.
Another form is olive-brown, with all the markings of the fore
wing obsolescent, except a diffused black basal patch and medial
band; the hind wing dark fuscous.
Hab. Nilgiri plateau; Ceylon. wp. 32 millim.
3676. Cidaria magnificata, Wik. Cat. xxv, p. 1812; C. §& S. no.
3815,
Cidaria subseparata, Wilk. Cat. xxv, p. 1408; C. & S. no. 3872.
Cidaria inspurcata, Wik. Cat. xxv, p. 1403; C. § S. no. 3855.
~Cidaria albilinea, Himpsn. Ili. Het. viii, p. 120, pl. 152, fig. 9,
Cidaria fumipennis, Hmpsn. Ill. Het, viii, p. 120, pl. 152, fig. 7.
3. Rufous. Fore wing with numerous waved black lines; the
basal area and medial band fuscous, the latter with waved grey
edges, the black lines on it enclosing below the costa a large pale
patch, on which is the discocellular speck, and two pale spots
above inner margin, the outer edge angled below the costa and on
vein 4; a waved grey submarginal line, with fuscous patches on it
at costa and below apex ; a marginal series of black specks. Hind
wing brownish fuscous, with traces of waved postmedial and sub-
marginal lines.
The form fwmipennis is entirely suffused with purplish fuscous,
with only slight traces of rufous between the lines of fore wing;
hind wing and cilia pale purplish fuscous.
@. Much greyer and less rufous; fore wing with the waved
black lines more prominent; the patches on the medial band grey ;
the cell-speck rufous ; the outer edge of the medial band promi-
nent and white. Hind wing more fuscous, with the cilia ochreous.
CIDARIA. 365
In the male the discocellulars of hind wing are somewhat angled,
vein 5 arising from below the angle.
Hab. Nilgiri plateau. Exp. 36-42 millim.
’ 3677. Cidaria curcumata, Moore, Lep. Ath. p. 278; C. § S. no. 385).
Head, thorax, and abdomen black and grey-brown, with a few
rufous and vinous scales. Fore wing with the base black, with
some vinous scales on it; a green antemedial band, with two black
lunules and two dentate lines on it; a broad medial black band
with waved black lines on it, enclosing black patches and spots, its
inner edge angled in cell and on vein 2, its outer waved and pro-
duced to an angle on vein 4; the outer area green, with waved
black lines ; fuscous patches on costa before apex and on outer
margin below apex; a pale waved submarginal line. Hind wing
white, the inner area suffused with fuscous. Underside grey, with
cell-spots and irregularly waved and angled postmedial line.
Hab. Simla; Dalhousie; Sikhim; Khasis. xp. 36 millim.
3678. Cidaria viridata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 661; C.§ S.
no, 3875.
Bright green; the palpi fuscous; thorax and abdomen with
black markings; anal tuft of male ochreous. Fore wing with
basal black patch on costa; a purplish-fuscous antemedial band
with waved edges; the medial area purplish fuscous, with some
green in cell and on costa; a cell-speck and two waved lines on it ;
the edges sinuous, the inner edge angled in cell, the outer on vein
4; traces of a waved submarginal line; dark patches on costa
before apex and on outer margin below apex. Hind wing ochreous
white, with traces of cell-speck and postmedial band.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Ewp., ¢ 22, 2 28 millim.
3679. Cidaria imbrata, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 380; C. & S. no, 3893.
Q@. Differs from viridata in the postmedial band of fore wing
being edged with white on outer side; the submarginal line with
some white on it. -Hind wing bright rufous.
Hab. Sikhim. ap. 30 millim.
_ 8680. Cidaria obfuscata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 376. j
Cidaria bareconia, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 189.
¢g. Head and thorax fuscous, suffused with leaden grey ; abdo-
men rufous. Fore wing pale rufous, with the basal area fuscous
suffused with leaden grey extending along the costa to the post-
medial line; an apical fuscous and leaden-grey patch ; about five
indistinct curved lines on basal area; traces of waved medial and
postmedial lines, the latter with some pale specks on it ; traces of
two waved submarginal lines, the outer with dark rufous patches
below costa and above inner margin. Hind wing dark fuscous.
Underside greyish fuscous.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Nagas. Hwp. 24 millim.
366 GEOMETRID &.
3681. Cidaria divergens, Butl. Ill. Het. vii, p. 118, pl. 187, fig. 18.
Grey-brown. Fore wing with a dark antemedial band; the
medial area with a dark band on its inner edge, a discocellular
line, a waved line excurved beyond cell, the outer edge of the area
produced to angles at veins 6 and 4, and with a dark patch be-
tween those points ; a waved submarginal line. Hind wing pale
fuscous brown; underside with cell-speck, postmedial and sub-
marginal lines.
One specimen has the antemedial and outer areas of fore wing
suffused with green.
Hab. Dalhousie; Dharmsdla. vp. 26 millim.
Genus GONANTICLEA.
Gonanticlea, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p. 3.
Type, G. aversa, Swinh.
Range. Khasis; Nilgiris ; Ceylon.
Differs from Cidaria in the palpi having the 2nd joint reaching
well beyond the frontal tuft, the 8rd prominent ; antenne of male
ciliated ; fore wing with the outer margin slightly dentate below
apex and angled at vein 4; hind wing with the outer margin
slightly angled at vein +; vein 5 from below middle of disco-
cellulars, which are angled.
3682. Gonanticlea occlusata, Feld. Reis. Nov. pl. 182, fig. 16; C.§ 8.
ao SSO Ee
6. Head, thorax, and abdomen rufous. Fore wing with the
base dark, and defined by a curved pale line; the antemedial area
rufous ; the medial area blackish, defined by sinuous grey lines,
the inner angled on median
nervure, the outer on veins
6 and 4, and bearing a black
cell-speck and straight oblique
purplish-grey medial band;
the outer area purplish grey,
with rufous patch on costa
before apex with a black spot
Fig. 177.—Gonanticlea ocelusata, 6. 1. below it; traces of a waved
erey submarginal line. Hind
wing rufous. Underside fulvous yellow, with cell-speck to each
wing ; the outer area suffused with fuscous; hind wing with post-
medial line.
@. The portion of the medial area of fore wing beyond
erey band grey, except at costa, and with three nearly straight lines
on it.
Hab. Khasis; Nilgiris; Ceylon. ap. 30 millim.
3683. Gonanticlea aversa, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p. 4.
Head, thorax, and abdomen blackish brown. Fore wing with
the base rufous, defined by a curved grey line; the antemedial
GONANTICLEA.— LARENTIA. 367
area purplish grey; the antemedial line grey, with a dark band on
its inner edge crossing to the outer side at costa; the pestmedial
line grey, angled, and with a dark patch inside it below costa; a
black dentate mark beyond it below costa, and a black spot at apex ;
indistinct waved lines on medial and outer areas. Hind wing dark
fuscous. Underside with diffused ochreous on costal area of fore
wing and basal half of hind wing.
Another form has the antemedial area of fore wing dark; the
medial area and a large patch on the margin below apex ochreous.
Hab. Khasis. wp. 30 millim.
Genus LARENTIA.
‘Larentia, Treitschke, Eur. Schmett. vi, 2, p. 75 (1828).
Hydriomena, Hiibn. Verz. p. 322 (? 1818) (non descr.).
Perizoma, Hiibn. Verz. p. 827.
Xanthorhoé, Hiibn. Verz. p. 327.
Glaucopteryx, Hiibn. Verz. p. 382.
Thera, Steph. Ill. Brit. Ent., Haust. i, p. 271 (1829).
Polyphasia, Steph. Ill. Brit. Ent., Haust. ii, p. 227.
Anticlea, Steph. Ill. Brit. Ent., Haust. ii, p. 236.
Paralophia, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 371.
Gagitodes, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 381.
Type, L. cervinata, Schiff., from Europe.
Range. Universally distributed.
Differs from Cidaria in the hind wing having the discocellulars
angled; vein 5 from below the middle.
Srcr. I. Wings smoothly scaled; claspers of male not exserted.
A. (Larentia). Antenne of male bipectinated ; fore wing with
ven 6 from above angle of cell.
~ 3684. Larentia ustipennis, n. sp.
$. Ferruginous red, irrorated with grey. Fore wing with
sinuous grey subbasal line; minutely waved antemedial line deeply
toothed in the cell; a sinuous postmedial line angled on vein 4
and with some grey beyond it; some grey on outer margin ; two
indistinct sinuous dark medial lines and a discocellular speck.
Hind wing grey-brown, with traces of a postmedial band with dark
lines on it. Underside with black cell-spots and grey postmedial
line angled on vein 4, having black suffusion inside it on hind
wing.
Hab. Dharmséla (Hocking). Exp. 34 millim. Type in B. M.
3685. Larentia albigirata, Koll. Hiigel’s Kaschmir, iv, p. 489; C. & 8.
no. 3838.
Cidaria signata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 661; C. § S. no. 3879,
Cidaria jameza, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) 1, p. 452; td. Ill. Het.
ili, pl. 55, fiz. 9; C. & S. no. 3857.
Cidaria thomasata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1888, p. 329; CG. §& S.
no, 3873 A.
Dark brown, irrorated with grey. Fore wing with numerous
368 GEOMETRID&.
indistinct waved dark lines; minutely waved grey subbasal, ante-
medial, and postmedial lines, the 2nd deeply toothed on median
nervure, the 3rd angled on vein 4 and sending a tooth inwards on
vein 2; a grey-edged black discocellular lunule; a waved grey sub-
marginal line and subapical grey streak. Hind wing fuscous, with
more or less prominent submarginal grey specks. Underside with
prominent black celi-specks and irregularly dentate postmedial
grey line with black on its inner edge, which on the hind wing
sometimes shows through to the upperside as a pale band with a
dark line on it.
Hab. Japan; N.W. Himalayas. Hwp., g 34, 9 40 millim.
B. Antenne of male ciliated.
a’. Fore wing with vein 6 from angle of cell.
a’. Palpi reaching well beyond the frons.
a®. Hind wing of male with no tuft of hair on underside above
middle of vein 1 b.
at. (Paralophia). Abdomen of male with large lateral tufts of
hair on distal segments.
3686. Larentia siderifera, Moore, Lep. Ath. p. 276; C. §& S.no. 3882.
Paralophia pustulata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 371, pl. 30, fig. 7.
Fuscous brown. Fore wing with indistinct waved white sub-
basal line; the broad dark medial area with black cell-spot and two
waved lines on it, inwardly edged by two waved white lines, the
outer toothed in cell and above vein 1, and outwardly edged by
three dentate white lines angled at vein 4, and with a large white
spot on them at vein 5; a submarginal series of black and white
specks; an indistinct oblique streak from apex. Hind wing
whitish. Underside of hind wing and outer area of fore wing
ochreous, speckled with fuscous ; a postmedial line angled at vein
4 of each wing, and toothed inwards in cell and below vein 2 of
hind wing; a submarginal series of prominent white specks.
One female is dark fuscous evenly irrorated with grey, and with
the white markings slightly differentiated ; hind wing fuscous grey.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Eup. 34-40 millim.
3687. Larentia argentilineata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 660, pl. 33,
fie. 5; C. & S. no. 3842.
Black-brown. Fore wing with curved subbasal white line;
double antemedial line, the median nervure beyond it and veins 2
and 3 streaked with white; a treble postmedial slightly curved
line with diffused white beyond it; a dentate submarginal line
crossed by an oblique white streak from apex. Hind wing fuscous,
with traces of pale waved lines on outer area. Underside fuscous,
with traces of pale waved lines and submarginal series of white
specks.
Hab. Sikhim. Lwvp. 42 millim.
LARENTIA. 369°
b*. Abdomen of male without large lateral tufts of hair
on distal segments.
3688. Larentia homophana, n. sp.
Almost indistinguishable in markings from albigirata; the ante-
mediai line of fore wing rather more irregular below the cell; the
postmedial line less highly angled on vein 4.
Hab. Simla; Dalhousie (Harford). Exp., 3 34, 2 40 millim.
Type in B. M.
3689. Larentia indistincta, Buti. Ill. Het. vii, p. 118, pl. 187, fig. 19.
Fuscous grey; the palpi black. Fore wing with indistinct
waved olive-brown lines, one subbasal, three antemedial, four post-
medial, and two submarginal ; blackish patches on the last post-
medial line beyond the cell and on the outer submarginal line below -
apex ; a small black subapical spot. Hind wing with two postmedial
and two submarginal very indistinct waved lines ; both wings with
marginal series of black lunules.
Y Hab. Simla; Dharmsala. Eap., § 32, 2 36 millim.
as
MA 3690. Larentia punctatissima, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 368.
Fuscous, thickly irrorated with grey. Fore wing with indistinct
waved subbasal line; the medial area delineated by ante- and
postmedial series of white specks on the veins, and with a series of
smaller specks at middle; the black cell-speck on a grey patch.
Hind wing whitish grey; cilia of both wings grey and fuscous.
Underside of hind wing with cell-speck and traces of waved post-
medial and submarginal lines.
Hab, Sikhim. EHzvp. 38 millim.
3691. Larentia stellata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 367.
» Larentia adjrouaria, Oberth. Et. Ent. xviii, p. 36, pl. iv, fig. 59.
Q . Head and thorax olive-green, irrorated with blue-grey specks ;
abdomen fuscous, with dark segmental rings. Fore wing olive-
green, with about eight series of blue-grey specks on the veins and
a crenulate submarginal line; a series of marginal white specks ;
traces of antemedial and medial darker bands and some submar-
ginal waved lines; cilia tipped with white. Hind wing whitish,
with indistinct submarginal line; underside with cell-speck and
six waved lines beyond it.
Hab. Sikhim, 10,000 feet; Tibet. Exp. 42 millim.
* 3692. Larentia cupreata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 655; C. & S.
no, 3812, .
@. Rufous, slightly irrorated with grey. Fore wing with in-
distinct waved white line near base; double subbasal and ante-
medial waved white lines; a dark rufous medial band forking
towards costa and inner margin, the area beyond it rufous shading
VOL, III, 2B
>
370 GEOMETRID A.
to golden yellow, then rufous again on apical area and area near
outer angle; adouble series of dark postmedial specks on the veins
and traces of double waved white line ; some white and dark sub-
marginal marks. Hind wing pale brownish fuscous ; underside
with indistinct cell-speck ; waved whitish postmedial line; the
inner area dark brown.
Hab. Sikhim. Hep. 38 millim.
3693. Larentia latifusata, Wik. Cat. xxv, p. 1298; C. & S. no. 8813.
\ Cidaria nemata, Feld. Reis. Nov. pl. 132, fig. 32; C. & S.
no. 3861.
Dark red-brown. Fore wing with nearly straight subbasal black
line; an antemedial line, which is slightly bent outwards from
subcostal nervure to middle of interno-median interspace ; a speck
- at end of cell; a sinuous postmedial line excurved between veins
4 and 2, and with an indistinct pale band on which are two waved
lines beyond it; some submarginal white specks and two obliquely
placed black spots from apex. Hind wing fuscous, with an indi-
stinct pale postmedial band excurved from veins 2 to 4, on which
is a dark line.
Hab. Murree; Dalhousie. Hap. 34-38 millim.
3694. Larentia combusta, Swink. MS.
3. Rufous; palpi and metathoracic tuft black; abdomen
greyish. Fore wing with numerous indistinct oblique dark waved
lines; small grey antemedial, medial, and postmedial patches on
the costa, and a large patch on outer area below middle ; some dark
suffusion on antemedial area and on outer area below apex. Hind
wing whitish ; the inner and outer areas slightly tinged with rufous ;
a black speck on angle of discocellulars ; a curved postmedial line,
bent inwards near inner margin.
Hab. Khasis. Hap. 40 millim.
‘3695. Larentia nigralbata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1888, p. 327; C. § S.
no. 3821 A.
Fuscous black. Fore wing irrorated with a few white scales;
subbasal and antemedial series of white specks on the veins angled
below the costa; a large oblique postmedial white patch from
costa to vein 3, with irregularly waved white edges and crossed by
a waved postmedial line, which on the black areas is represented
by white specks on the veins ; a subapical series of white specks
with larger spots at middle and above outer angle. Hind wing
with submarginal series of white specks; the cilia whitish near
apex.
Hab. Thundidni, Punjab; Sikhim. Ewp., $ 46, 2 56 millim.
3696. Larentia albiplaga, Oberth. Et. Ent. xi, p. 34, pl. vi, fig. 42.
Differs from nigralbata in being browner. Fore wing with the
subbasal, ante- and postmedial series of white specks replaced by —
LARENTIA. ria
indistinct double waved pale lines; the medial patch grey and
much reduced, extending from costa to lower angle of cell; whitish
spots on the submarginal line at middle and on vein 2.
Hab. Tibet; Sikhim. Ewp., g 44, 2 50 millim.
3697. Larentia flavistrigata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1888, p. 329; C¢ &.
no. 3812 A.
Epirrhoé pallidaria, Swink. A. M. N. H. (6) xii, p. 156.
Head and thorax grey and black ; abdomen with a rufous tinge.
Fore wing rey, irrorated with black and with some silvery scales ;
a waved antemedial line ; an ochreous streak on median nervure ;
a broad medial black band with waved grey edges, two waved lines
on it and a black spot on discocellulars; outer area with some
ndistinct waved lines; a waved grey submarginal line with a
black patch inside it on costa before apex, a subapical spot and
some ochreous suffusion inside the line. Hind wing pale suffused
with fuscous, with indistinct waved lines on postmedial area and
an indistinct waved whitish submarginal line.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas. xp. 24-28 millim.
3698. Larentia brevifasciata, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1888, p. 330; C.& 8.
no. 3846 A.
3. Fuscous black. Fore wing with straight subbasal white
line; an antemedial white band with a black line on it, sending
a, spur in the cell to the discocellular black speck, and joined below
the cell and on inner margin to a similar postmedial band, which is
angled outwards at middle to the margin; a waved white sub-
mareinal line. Hind wing white, slightly tinged with fuscous; a
speck at end of cell and indistinct postmedial line highly excurved
beyond lower angle of cell; underside with the cell-speck and
postmedial line prominent.
Hab. Thundiani, Punjab. Hap. 30 millim.
3699. Larentia costipannaria, Moore, P. Z. 8S. 1867, p. 654; C. § S.
no. 3769.
3. Chestnut-brown, with a slight violaceous tinge; head and
thorax blackish; abdomen blackish towards extremity. Fore
wing with the base black; two black specks on costa and a large
medial triangular patch extending almost to the lower angle of
cell; traces of a curved postmedial line; a submarginal whitish
line curving out to the margin at middle, and with blackish marks
beyond it below apex and at outer angle. Hind wing with disco-
cellular black speck ; some indistinct postmedial specks from vein
5 to inner margin; traces of a submarginal whitish line. Under-
side of each wing with black cell-spot and curved submarginal
series of specks.
Hab. Sikhim. xp. 28 millim.
2B2Z
BD) GEOMBETRID &®.
3700. Larentia maculata, Moore, Lep. Ath. p.277; C. & S, no. 8858.
Dark cupreous brown; vertex of head white; thorax white,
except the collar; basal segment of abdomen white. Fore wing
with a few white specks, a large basal white patch on inner area;
a broad antemedial white band with irregularly sinuous edges ;
large postmedial patches on costa and inner margin; a submarginal
series of white specks and a large white patch at middle. Hind
wing white, with traces of a sinuous postmedial line and broad
marginal fuscous band; the underside fuscous, irrorated with
white, with a cell-speck and whitish postmedial band.
Hab. Sikhim. Hap. 28 millim.
b®. Male with a thick tuft of hair on underside of hind wing
above middle of vein 1 b.
3701. Larentia hypolopha, n. sp.
g. Head, thorax, and abdomen orange, with fuscous spots ;
palpi and frontal tuft black. Fore wing white; the base tinged
with orange ; a broad pale fuscous medial band with waved edges ;
the outer area fuscous, with two indistinct waved lines on its inner
edge, and a prominent waved white submarginal line. Hind wing
white, with medial pale fuscous band with waved edges; the
marginal area pale fuscous, with waved white submarginal line ;
underside with the tuft blackish. |
Hab. Sikhim (Knyvett). Exp. 46 millim. Type in coll. Elwes.
3702, Larentia abraxidia, n. sp.
@. Head blackish ; thorax and abdomen orange, the latter with
paired dorsal and lateral black spots. Fore wing blackish with
white markings, of which the largest is a white patch from middle
of costa to outer margin below middle; the base tinged with orange ;
a single subbasal and double antemedial white line angled in cell ;
a black cell-spot; two indistinct dark waved medial lines and a
more prominent postmedial line; traces of waved lines on outer
area. Hind wing white, with black cell-spot; some fuscous
markings on inner margin and ill-defined maculate submarginal
and almost marginal bands, a black marginal line.
Hab. Sikhim (Knyvett). Exp. 50 millim. Type in coll, Elwes.
b?. Palpi not reaching beyond the frons.
3703. Larentia lacteiguttata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 378, pl. 30,
fio. 16.
Dark cupreous brown ; head with a white spot on vertex ; thorax
and abdomen with white specks, the prothorax with a pair of
prominent white spots. Fore wing with prominent white specks
and spots, of which some on the costa, inner margin, end of cell
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below apex, and on outer margin are the largest. Hind wing
fuscous, with white specks and spots. of which postmedial and sub-
marginal series are the most prominent.
Hab, Sikhim, 10,000 feet. Hwp. 28 millim.
b'. Fore wing with vein 6 from above angle of cell.
a. Male with no fringe of hair in the cell below.
3704. Larentia seriata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 278; C. & S. no. 3869.
Rufous; the head, thorax, and abdomen marked with black, and
slightly irrorated with white scales. Fore wing with a basal black
patch bounded by a curved white
line; a broad medial black band
with waved white edges and traces
of waved lines on it; some irregular
white submarginal spots, one at
middle being developed into a very
j large patch; diffused blackish
Fig. 178.—Larentia seriata,g. 3 patches at apex and above the white
patch ; some white marginal specks ;
cilia rufous and black. Hind wing pale fuscous or whitish, with
indistinct paler postmedial band with fuscous edges.
The submarginal white spots and patch may be suffused with
rufous.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas. Hep. 24 millim.
3705. Larentia bicolor, Warr. P. Z. S. 1898, p. 379.
Differs from seriata in the basal black patch of fore wing being
smaller; the medial band broad; the antemedial and outer areas
uniform rufous, the latter without the black patches and with only
slight traces of white submarginal specks. Underside of fore
wing with white irroration on the margin.
Hab. Sikhim, 10,000 feet. Hap. 26 millim.
3706. Larentia apicistrigata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 378, pl. 30,
fig. 19.
$. Differs from seriata in the black basal patch of fore wing
being broad, with only a narrow chestnut line between it and the
medial band, and crossed by a waved subbasal line; the outer edge
of the medial band prominently white and produced to two
sinuations between veins 2 and 4; a large black submarginal patch
from costa to vein 5; a series of white submarginal specks.
| Hab. Sikhim, 10,000 feet. up. 26 millim.
3/07. Larentia variabilis, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 377, pl. 30,
fig. 7.
Fuscous brown. Fore wing with a more or less distinct basal
patch and broad medial band with waved grey edges; a large
BYE: GEOMETRIDA.
white patch on middle of outer area which may be tinged with
ochreous; a more or less complete series of submarginal white
specks. Hind wing milky white, with a fuscous mark at anal angle,
or uniform fuscous ; cilia brownish. Underside fuscous ; fore wing
with submarginal series of white specks, the margin irrorated with
bluish white; hind wing irrorated with white, a black cell-spot
and postmedial line, a submarginal series of white specks.
Another form has the white patch of fore wing absent, the sub-
marginal specks reduced; hind wing with sinuous postmedial line ;
underside nearly uniform fuscous.
Hab. Sikhim. ap. 26-30 millim.
3/708. Larentia albofasciata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 277; ©. & S.
no. 3839.
Head and thorax fuscous and white; abdomen rufous. Fore
wing with a basal black patch bounded by a white line; the ante-
medial area rufous; the medial and postmedial areas white,
extending to the margin as a patch on middle of outer area; a
prominent black lunule on discocellulars, with some dark marks on
costa above it; two black marks on middle of inner area and some
black specks on the veins; the outer area rufous except at middle ;
a submarginai series of white spots. Hind wing white.
flab. Dharmsala; Sikhim. ep. 28 millim.
3709, Larentia minuta, Buti. Til. Het. vii, p. 117, pl. 137, figs. 15, 16.
Hpirrhoe latifasciata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 376.
Red-brown; the vertex of head and thorax whitish. Fore
wing with an indistinct antemedial band formed by three sinuous
whitish lines; a black spot at end of cell; a broad submarginal
sinuous whitish band, diffused outwards to the margin below apex
and at middle, and edged by white lines which are sometimes
waved, sometimes regular. Hind wing pale fuscous, with cell-
speck and waved white postmedial and submarginal lines. Under-
side rufous, fuscous, and grey, with cell-speck and narrow white
postmedial and submarginal lines.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim; Nagas. Hp. 26 millim.
3710. Larentia conjuncta, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 381.
6. Head white; palpi black; thorax and abdomen white,
irrorated with black. Fore wing with large basal black patch, on
which is a white patch at base of inner margin; a broad ante-
medial white band and rufous and dark medial band with waved
edges and a black discocellular spot ; a postmedial white band ; the
marginal area rufous and dark, with dentate whitish submarginai
line. Hind wing dark fuscous.
Hab. KE. Pegu. Hap. 18 millim.
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3711. Larentia affinis, Moore, Lep. Ath. p. 277; C. § S. no. 3837.
Greyish fuscous. Fore wing with a basal patch and. medial
band hardly darker than the ground-colour, the former with
curved grey edge, the latter edged by double grey lines and puncti-
form black marks on the veins; a black discocellular striga; a
rufous line beyond the medial band with a rufous patch on middle
of outer area, which is sometimes absent ; a waved grey submarginal
line. Hind wing milky white, with traces of postmedial and sub-
marginal lines, which are more prominent on underside.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim. wp. 28-32 millim.
3712. Larentia fasciata, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 379, pl. 30, fig. 20.
Ferruginous ; metathorax with a white patch. Fore wing with
waved subbasal white line; double ante- and postmedial waved
white lines, reduced to specks on the veins at middle ; afew white
scales on medial area and a black speck on discocellulars; a large
_ whitish patch on middle of outer area; a submarginal series of
white specks and a series close to the margin. Hind wing milky
white, with slight fuscous suffusion; traces of postmedial, sub-
marginal, and almost marginal waved lines. Underside rufous,
with two series of white specks on marginal area of fore wing;
hind wing with diffused medial white band, black cell-spot, and
four lunulate white bands on outer area.
Hab. Sikhim. Exp. 22 millim.
3713. Larentia interrupta, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 380, pl. 30,
fic. 18.
Differs from fasciata in being darker and only tinged with
rufous. Fore wing with broad doubly lunulate white postmedial
band interrupted at middle by a fuscous patch, which expands into
a large bluish-white patch on outer area. Hind wing slightly
suffused with fuscous, especially on outer area.
Hab. Sikhim. Evp. 28 millim.
3714. Larentia albidivisa, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, My 380.
3. Rufous; abdomen with slender white segmental rings.
Fore wing with slender erect white antemedial sme; slightly
curved double medial line; treble postmedial line angled outwards
to margin at middle; an indistinct waved submarginal line. Hind
wing fuscous; underside with indistinct curved postmedial line.
Hab. Nagas, 6000 feet. Avp. 18 millim.
3715. Larentia decorata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 268; C. § S. no. 3770.
@. Brownish ochreous. Fore wing with subbasal dark line
and fuscous antemedial band; a fuscous medial band broadest at
costa, and with waved lines parallel to its edges; the outer area
fuscous brown, with a series of conjoined white submarginal spots.
Hind wing whitish. Underside ochreous brown; each wing with
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376 GEOMETRID &.
cell-speck, a postmedial line most prominent on hind wing, and
submarginal series of conjoined white spots.
Hab, Sikhim. Hap. 18 millim.
3/16. Larentia hockingii, Butl. 1. Het. vii, p. 115, pl. 187, fig. 12.
Head and thorax black, the vertex of head white; abdomen
whitish. Fore wing with the base black, bounded by an oblique
line ; two indistinct medial lines, the inner angled below costa, a
triangular black patch between the lines at costa and an oval
patch on inner margin ; traces of a diffused submarginal line, with
a dark patch on it at costa and a spot below the apex. Hind wing
whitish, with traces of waved postmedial and submarginal lines.
Hab. Dharmsala; Nagas. Hxp. 20 millim.
3717. Larentia lacernigera, Butl. Ill. Het. vii, p. 109, pl. 186, fig. 15.
3. Differs from hockingi in the basal black patch of fore wing
having an erect outer edge; an indistinct fuscous medial band
with slightly waved edges instead of the two lines and patches; a
submarginal series of white specks, with a black patch inside them
at costa.
Hab. Dharmsdla. LHxvp. 18 millim.
3718. Larentia schistacea, Moore, Lep. Ath. p. 278; C.§ S. no. 8811.
Leaden grey ; vertex of head, thorax, and abdomen with patches
of ferruginous. Fore wing with white-edged blackish basal patch ;
a white-edged medial band slightly suffused with fuscous and
broadest at costa; white submarginal spots above middle and near
anal angle. Hind wing very pale fuscous; underside with cell-
speck and maculate postmedial line.
Hab. Dalhousie; Sikhim, Hap. 24 millim.
3719. Larentia plumbeata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 2738; C. & S.
no. 3810.
®. Differs from schistacea in having more rufous on the head,
thorax, and abdomen. Fore wing with the basal patch angled
below median nervure and tinged with rufous; the medial band
very slightly fuscous tinged, broad, and with waved fulvous edges ;
the outer edge angled below costa and bounding a triangular dark
patch on costa, which has a white outer edge and a white speck
below its apex. Hind wing fuscous grey; the cilia brownish;
underside with black cell-speck and medial and maculate post-
medial lines.
Hab. Sikbim. Hap. 30 millim.
3720. Larentia olivacea, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 382, pl. 30, fig. 6.
2. Leaden grey; the head black. Fore wing with the costa
tinged with ochreous ; a black basal patch, becoming paler on inner
area and bounded by a waved white line; an oblique medial black ©
LARENTIA. 377
patch with white edges on the costa shaped like two cones apex to
apex; a white-edged grey mark on inner margin shaped like a
‘* cottage-loaf” ; a sinuous submarginal white line interrupted in
places and with some fuscous suffusion inside it; cilia grey and
fuscous. Hind wing with a series of black specks on the cilia;
underside with cell-speck and waved postmedial line.
Hab, Sikhim, 10,000 feet. Exp. 34 millim.
3/21. Larentia niveopicta, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 372, pl. 30, fig. 5.
Head white, the antenne and sides of palpi black ; thorax white,
with the front part of tegule black; abdomen black, the basal
segment white. Fore wing chestnut; a broad black antemedial
pand with waved white edges, dentate on median nervure and
conjoined to the very irregular white-edged black postmedial
band, which narrows towards inner margin and has two white
costal strigz on it, its outer edge dentate at vein 6 and bisinuate
between veins 2 and 4; a very irregularly waved white sub-
marginal line, the area beyond it chocolate at apex, black below
apex ; white at middle and outer angle. Hind wing white; traces
of a sinuous postmedial line; the apex fuscous and some fuscous
suffusion near anal angle; underside irrorated with black.; well
marked ante- and postmedial lines.
Hab, Sikhim, 10,000 feet. Exvp., ¢ 36, 2 40 millim.
3722. Larentia lateritiata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 273; C. & S. no. 8808.
3S. Differs from cuprearia in the fore wing not having the
fringes of hair on underside in cell and on vein 4; upperside with
the line defining the inner side of the medial area curved and
approaching the subbasal line at inner margin.
Hab. Sikhim. Exp. 40 millim.
b®, Male with a dense fringe of long downwardly directed hair on
underside of fore wing in the cell from below subcostal nervure,
and along vein 4 met by a sparse fringe of upwardly directed
har from below median nervure.
3723. Larentia cuprearia, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 656; C. § S.
no. 3807,
S. Rather pale rufous; abdomen with slight black dorsal
segmental bands. Fore wing with traces of numerous minutely
waved lines; the basal area defined by a dark oblique straight
line; the medial area by an oblique straight line on its inner edge,
and a crenulate line angled below vein 4 on its outer edge; an
indistinct submarginal crenulate grey line. Hind wing white ;
the margin and cilia at anal angle brownish.
Hab. Sikhim. ap. 40 millim.
378 GEOMETRID®.
Secr. IT. Wings clothed with hair-like scales; claspers of male
large and exserted.
A. (Polyphasia). Antennee of male ciliated.
3/24. Larentia truncata, Hiifn. Berl. Mag. iv, p. 602.
Geometra russata, Schiff. Wien. Verz. p. 118.
Phaleena immanata, Haw. Lep. Brit. p. 323.
Cidaria subapicaria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 663; C. §& S.
no. 3871.
Cidaria calamistrata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 662, pl. 33, fig. 6;
C. & S. no. 3847.
Cidaria cinereata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 662; C. & S. no. 3850.
Polyphasia albiangulata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 373.
The typical form has the head, thorax, and abdomen fuscous
and grey. Fore wing with the base grey-brown, with waved
subbasal line ; a chestnut antemedial band angled below costa and
edged by waved black lines ; the medial band broad and white, with
two waved black lines on it, which enclose a black discocellular
speck and form an annulus and figure-of-8-shaped mark below the
cell, its outer edge oblique from the costa to vein 4, where it is
doubly toothed, then inwardly-oblique and strongly toothed to
inner margin; a dentate grey submarginal line, with chestnut
between it and the marginal band. Hind wing pale fuscous
brown ; underside with cell-speck and irregularly curved line.
The Himalayan form nearest to the typical European form is
calanustrata, which differs in the abdomen and hind wing being white;
cinereata has the whole base of fore wing rufous, the grey of the
medial band extending over the whole outer area except the apex ~
and a chestnut submarginal spot on inner margin, the waved lines
and edges to the band obsolescent; in another form the area
between end of cell and outer angle is suffused with pale rufous.
Another set of forms are grey suffused in parts with fuscous, or
with the medial band of fore wing clear grey.
The form immanata, of which typical specimens occur in the
N.W. Himalayas, has the medial band dark; whilst another form
has the fore wing uniform rufous, except for the four waved lines,
which are whitish; and another form with the dark band has its
white edges connected by a bar above vein 1.
Subapicaria is a dark form from Sikhim, usually with a
prominent white patch on the costa of fore wing beyond the
medial band; the hind wing black-brown; another form has the
cell-spot on a large white patch extending to the costa, and the
postmedial line white throughout: the form albiangulata has a red
antemedial band; an oblique white bar from middle of costa to
lower angle of cell; the postmedial line replaced by a white band
angled outwards almost to the margin at vein 4 and acutely in-
wards below vein 2, sending a tooth inwards below vein 6, and
with a red maculate band, most prominent near costa, beyond it.
Hab. Nearctic and Palearctic regions; Himalayas; Khasis.
Exp. 36-42 millin.
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3725. Larentia albiseriata, Warr. P. Z. 8S. 1893, p. 873.
Head and thorax black and olive ; abdomen black, irrorated with
erey, and with segmental grey rmgs. Fore wing black, irrorated
with olive-yellow ; traces of waved antemedial and medial lines;
three white spots on discocellulars. A postmedial waved grey line
produced to teeth at veins 6 and 4; a submarginal waved olive-
yellow line; a series of marginal grey spots. Hind wing fuscous ;
the apex white; a marginal black line. Underside with the
margin whitish, especially at apex of each wing.
Hab. Sikhim, 10,000 feet. Hap. 45 millim.
_B. Antenne of male serrate and with fascicles of cilia.
3726. Larentia undulata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1888, p. 826; C. & 8S.
no. 3893 A.
Grey and brown. Fore wing with the basal area dark and
bounded by a double slightly waved line; the medial area dark
with a double oblique line, slightly excurved in the cell, on its
inner edge, a black cell-spot, and a double postmedial line angled
beyond the cell on its outer edge, the outer of the postmedial lines
crenulate and sending black streaks inwards on the veins; the
outer area with a slight rufous tinge between the postmedial line
and waved grey submarginal line; an oblique black streak from
the apex. Hind wing reddish brown, with highly curved post-
medial line.
Hab. Thundiani, Punjab. Zp. 36 millim.
C. Antenne of the male with two pairs of short cilia-bearing
processes from each jount.
3727. Larentia dentifasciata, ni. sp.
Reddish grey-brown. Fore wing with antemedial curved
whitish line, slightly angled in cell, and with fuscous suffusion on
its inner edge; a broad blackish postmedial band with a disco-
cellular black lunule on it; its edges whitish, the inner edge
curved, the outer oblique from the costa to vein 4, then highly
dentate aud inwardly oblique to inner margin ; an indistinct waved
grey submarginal line and oblique black streak from apex. Hind
wing brownish grey, with speck at end of cell and postmedial line
angled on vein 4.
Hab. Dalhousie; Murree (Harford). Exp., § 36, 9 40 millim.
Type in B. M.
3/28. Larentia comis, Buti. A. M. N. H. (5) iv, p. 448.
Differs from dentifasccata in the antennal processes being
longer; no rufous tinge; the postmedia] band rounded at vein 4,
not dentate and not so narrow at inner margin.
In the Sikhim specimen the antemedial line and inner edge of
postmedial band are less waved than in the Japanese type.
Hab. Japan; Sikhim, 13,000 feet. Hwp. 36 millim.
380 GEOMETRID A,
D. (Thera). Antenne of male bipectinated.
3729, Larentia consimilis, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1888, p.326; Butl. Ill. Het.
vu, pl. 137, fig. 14; C. & S. no. 3891 a.
Greyish fuscous. Fore wing with two indistinct antemedial
lines angled below the costa; two dentate postmedial lines highly
angled beyond the cell, the area between them usually darker,
especially from costa to vein 4 and above inner margin ; an oblique
zigzag streak from apex meeting the angle of the postmedial band ;
an indistinct pale waved submarginal line. Hind wing paler, with
indistinct highly curved postmedial line. The veins of the fore
wing are often streaked with black.
Hab. Afghanistan; N.W. Himalayas. Ewp., 5 32, 2 40 millim.
Genus PHOTOSCOTOSIA.
Photoscotosia, Warr. P. Z. S. 1888, p. 328.
Trichopleura, Staud. Stettin. ent. Zeit. xliii, p. 68 (1882), preeoce.
Lasiogma, Meyr. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p. 70.
Type, P. mintosata, WIk.
Range. Siberia; Japan; Himalayas ; Sylhet.
Palpi clothed with hair and reaching just beyond the sharp
frontal tuft; antenne of male ciliated; hind tibize with two pairs
of spurs. Fore wing with vein 3 from near angle of cell, 10
anastomosing with 11, and then with 8, 9 to form the double
areole. Hind wing with the costa much arched, especially in male ;
vein 3 from near angle of cell ; 5 from above middle of disco-
ceellulars, which are oblique; 6, 7 stalked; 8 anastomosing with 7
to beyond middle of cell, then much curved.
Sucor. I. Fore wing of male with a fringe of long hair below
median nervure on underside.
/_ 3730. Photoscotosia miniosata, Wik. Cat. xxv, p. 1854; CG & S.
Tore 2 ts
Photoscotosia stigmatica, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 680.
$. Red-brown. Fore wing with indistinct double subbasal and
antemedial slightly waved lines, the latter with a prominent sinuous
Fig. 179.—Photoscotosia miniosata, $. 4.
black line beyond it ; a black striga on discocellulars ; two indistinct
slightly waved medial lines, with an irregularly crenulate black line
PHOTOSCOTOSIA. 381
beyond them toothed below costa ; outer area with some indistinet
crenulate lines and a subapical pale speck. Hind wing fuscous
brown, with a very large bright orange apical patch extending
down to vein 4 and pale at the costa. Both wings with marginal
black line. Underside with diffused orange postmedial band on
fore wing.
2. Greyer, with the basal half of the fore wing blackish.
Hab. N.W. and E. Himalayas; Sylhet. Hap. 52 millim.
731. Photoscotosia obliquisignata, Moore, P. Z. 8. 1867, p. 657;
C. & S. no. 3828.
$. Differs from miniosata in being black-brown. Fore wing
with all the lines pale ; the subbasal line straight and oblique; the
antemedial line angled on median nervure; a diffused pale brown
patch from middle of costa to middle of postmedial line, which is
not toothed below costa, but excurved at middle and with white
specks on it at veins 2, 3, and 4; the lines beyond it sinuous; an
oblique pale streak from apex and no subapical spot; a pale sub-
marginal line. Underside of fore wing with the costal spot joined
to the apical patch; an ochreous spot at apex. Hind wing with
an apical fuscous patch and no postmedial line.
2 with an oblique white patch from costa of fore wing to lower
angle of cell, instead of the large pale brown patch. Hind wing
with the costal area fuscous, the apical orange patch being reduced.
Hab. Sikhim. Exp. 54 millim.
3732. Photoscotosia nubilata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 274; C. & S.
no. 3822.
3S. Dark brown. Fore wing with numerous waved grey lines
on the basal area; a broad rufous medial band with waved edges;
some grey suffusion with waved lines on it beyond the band and
running out to a point below apex; three submarginal white
specks below apex. Hind wing with the costal area yellowish
white ; the cilia ochreous at apex.
A variety has the apical area of hind wing, except the extreme
apex, dark ; the underside more fuscous.
Hab. Sikhim. Lap. 48 milli.
3733. Photoscotosia fulguritis, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 370, pl. 30,
fie. 11
Photoscotosia keraria, Swink. A. M. N. H. (6) xii, p. 224.
6. Black-brown, with a very slight rufous tinge. Fore wing
with traces of numerous waved black lines; a curved subbasal
grey line; the medial area defined by whitish waved lines, the
inner line highly dentate on median nervure, the outer angled on
vein 4; an indistinct pale submarginal line crossed by an oblique
white streak from apex. Hind wing fuscous; the costal area
down to vein 4 whitish ; an indistinct pale waved submarginal line.
@ with almost the whole hind wing fuscous.
Hab. Sikhim. ap. 46 millim.
382 GEOMETRID&,
3734. Photoscotosia amplicata, Wik. Cat. xxv, p. 1404; C. & S.
no, 3841.
Cidaria trisignata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 663.
Trichopleura dejeani, Oberth. Et. Ent. xviii, p. 40, pl. 4, fig. 51.
3. Black and grey. Fore wing with numerous waved black
lines; some rufous between two of the subbasal lines and on
medial area, which is defined by irregularly waved grey lines, the
inner slightly angled on median nervure, the outer below costa and
on vein 4, this medial area traversed by a waved grey line, inside
which on the costal area is a white patch; a waved grey sub-
marginal line. Hind wing greyish fuscous, the costal half whitish ;
traces of a waved grey submarginal line.
© with the pale area of hind wing reduced to an apical patch.
Hab. China; Tibet; N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim. Hap. 52
millim.
3735. Photoscotosia undulosa, Alpheraki, Rom. Mem. vi, p.78, pl. iti,
fig. 9.
Photoscotosia multilinea, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 369, pl. 30, fig. 10.
3. Head fuscous; thorax rufous; abdomen grey. Fore wing |
with the basal half rufous, with traces of waved lines on it and
darkening to the sinuous medial line; a grey antemedial band
with waved fuscous lines on it; the outer area purplish grey-brown,
with a black discocellular striga; a crenulate postmedial dark line,
dentate, and with a rufous patch inside it below the costa, and
with greyish patches with fuscous waved lines on them beyond it
at costa and inner margin. Hind wing purplish grey-brown, with
traces of grey patches near anal angle.
Hab. China; Tibet; Sikhim. Hp. 54 millim.
3736. Photoscotosia atromarginata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1898, p. 369,
pl. 30, fig. 1.
6. Head and thorax black-brown; abdomen grey-brown, with
black segmental lines. Fore wing rufous, suffused with olive-
ereen, except on medial and submarginal areas, and with traces of
waved lines; a subbasal curved black line; the antemedial black
line curved, Bene on median nervure sin with diffused black
beyond it ; the postmedial line dentate below costa and from vein 4
to inner margin, where it approaches the antemedial line ; an oblique
streak from apex and series of strige on the margin. Hind wing
pure white, with a patch of fuscous and black strige on the anal
half of outer margin.
Hab. Sikhim, 10, 000 feet. Hap. 38 millim.
3737. Photoscotosia bicolor, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 278; C. § S.no. 3846.
Larentia tonchignearia, Oberth. Et. Ent. xviii, p. 38, ph v,
figs. 66, 67.
Greyish fuscous. Fore wing with numerous indistinct waved
black lines; a slight diffused whitish patch from costa of fore wing
PHOTOSCOTOSIA,.—CALLABRAXAS, 383
to lower angle of cell. Hind wing with the base and outer area
fuscous, the medial area white; a small apical white patch.
Underside of fore wing with the white patch broad and extending
from costa to vein 2; an apical white spot.
Hab. Sikhim; Tibet. Hap. 44 millim.
Szct. IT. Fore wing of male with a tuft of long hair on underside
from above base of vein 1; a patch of shorter hair from
above its middle, and a fringe of lony hair below it from near
base to beyond middle.
Ny
~& 3738. Photoscotosia venipicta, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 370.
36. Dark rufous brown, suffused with fuscous. Fore wing with
subbasal rufous band, conjoined at costa and above inner margin
to the antemedial band, which is highly angled on median nervure
and sends streaks along veins 2, 3, 4 to join the waved postmedial
band, all these bands being traversed by dark lines; an indistinct
annulate medial band ; a waved grey line beyond the postmedial
band, with a sinuous rufous line beyond it bent out to the apex.
Hind wing pale reddish brown, suffused with fuscous; the apical
area ochreous; two waved postmedial lines.
Hab. Sikhim. Hap. 50 millim.
73739. Photoscotosia aurantiaria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p.661, pl. 33,
fic. 8; C. & S. no. 3843,
3. Black-brown; the head, thorax, and abdomen with grey
markings. Fore wing with an antemedial band formed of three
sinuous lines, sending a streak along vein 2 to the postmedial band,
then narrowing to inner margin ; a postmedial band consisting of
two grey lines jomed by two lines from costa near apex, sending a
tooth inwards on vein 3 and teeth outwards along veins 2, 3, 4,
which are streaked with orange, to the margin. Hind wing bright
orange; the inner margin and outer margin near anal angle pale,
with fuscous markings. Underside with the tufts pale.
Hab. Sikhim. Hep. 48 millim.
Genus CALLABRAXAS.
Callabraxas, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 226 (1880).
Type, C. amanda, Butl.
Range. Sikhim.
Palpi short, upturned, and roughly scaled ; the frons smooth ;
antenne of male minutely ciliated; hind tibie with two pairs of
spurs. Fore wing of male with tufts of long white hair from
below base of median nervure and from base of vein 1, and tufts
of short dark hair from above middle of vein 1 and from above
middle of inner margin; vein 3 from angle of cell; 5 from above
middle of discocellulars, which are very oblique; 6 from above
angle of cell; 10 anastomosing with 11 and then with 8,9 to form
384 GEOMETRID&.
the very long double areole. Hind wing with the costa much
arched ; vein 3 from close to angle of cell; 5 from above middle
of discocellulars, which are oblique; $, 7 stalked; 8 anastomosing
with 7 to beyond middle of cell, then much curved.
3740. Callabraxas amanda, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 226; id.
ill. Het. vi, pl. 119, fig. 12; C.& S. no. 3725.
Head blackish ; thorax ochreous, with black spots on collar and
patagia ; abdomen ochreous, with dorsal and lateral series of black
spots. Fore wing with the basal half ferruginous brown, with two
curved subbasal grey and white lines; an antemedial line highly
excurved on median nervure; a V-shaped medial grey and white
mark on costa and medial white spot on inner margin; the
outer area white, with a fuscous patch on costa near apex and
\
Fig. 180.—Callabraxas amanda, $. }
submarginal series of spots, which may be almost obsolete ; fuscous
patches at apex and on margin below apex; a series of marginal
spots, each bisected by a white vein. Hind wing white, with two
fuscous spots on inner margin beyond middle ; a submarginal series
of spots from vein 6 to anal angle, the area beyond them orange :
a marginal series of spots bisected by the veins.
Hab. Sikbim. Hap. 54 millim.
Genus GANDARITIS.
Gandaritis, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 660.
Type, G. flavata, Moore.
Range. Japan; China; Khasis.
Palpi porrect, the 2nd joint clothed with hair and reaching beyond
the frontal tuft, the 3rd naked; antenne of male almost simple;
hind tibiz with two pairs of spurs; abdomen long and slender.
Fore wing with the costa highly arched towards apex, which is
acute and produced; the outer margin much curved; vein 3 from
before angie of cell; 5 from above middle of discocellulars ; 6 from
above angle of cell; 10 anastomosing with 11, and then with 8, 9
to form the double areole. Hind wing with the costa much arched ;
vein 3 near angle of cell; 5 usually from above middle of disco-
cellulars, which are oblique; 6, 7 stalked; 8 anastomosing with 7
to beyond middle of cell, then much curved, the apex extending
to beyond the outer angle of fore wing.
GANDARITIS,—PHYSETOBASIS. 385
In the Japanese fiwseni, Brem., there are no secondary sexual
characters on the fore wing ; in dotata, Linn., from Europe, flavata,
agnes, Butl., and another undescribed species from Japan, vein 2
of the fore wing is much curved in the male, with a small hair-
fringed hyaline scar below its middle, through the centre of which
runs the aborted vein 1 ¢, which is much bent, bearing a row of
sharp spines probably for producing sound; below this scar is a
large shallow fovea, slightly developed in flavata, more strongly in
agnes, which has the discocellulars of hind wing angled and vein 5
from below their middle, as is the case also in dotata.
| 3741. Gandaritis flavata, Moore, P. Z. 8S. 1867, p. 660; Waterh. Aid,
| pl. 184, fig. 7; C. § S. no. 3836.
$. Bright orange-yellow. Fore wing slightly suffused with
fuscous, except on the apical costal area, which is paler yellow;
two indistinct subbasal waved lines ; a medial line sinuous from
costa to lower angle of cell, then inwardly oblique; traces of a
line beyond it; a postmedial line with traces of a line inside it,
very highly angled on vein 5, where it is met by an oblique streak
Fig. 181.— Gandaritis flavata, 3. 1
from apex ; traces of a pale waved submarginal line. Hind wing
with traces of waved and curved medial and postmedial lines.
In the Chinese specimen on the hind wing a curved black medial
band is developed, running up the median nervure to the base, and
prominent lunulate, black, postmedial and submarginal bands.
Hab. Nankow Pass, China; Khasis. Hap. 76 millim.
Genus PHYSETOBASIS, nov.
Type, P. annulata, Hmpsn.
Range. N. W. Himalayas; Khasis; Nilgiris.
Palpi slender and hardly reaching beyond the frons, which is
rounded; antennz of male somewhat thickened and flattened ;
hind tibize with two pairs of spurs. [ore wing narrow and elon-
gate; the outer margin very oblique; male with the retinaculum
a large spatulate plate ; a deep groove on the underside at base of
VOL. III, 29
386 GEOMETRID&,
vein 1, forming a high ridge on upperside with a shallow fovea
above it; vein 3 from near angle of cell; 5 from middle of disco-
cellulars ; 6 from just below upper angle; 10 anastomosing with
11, and then with 8, 9 to form the double areole. Hind wing
narrow; the margin crenulate; the base of costa contorted in
male; vein 3 from well before end of cell; 5 from middle of
discocellulars, which are oblique ; 6, 7 on a long stalk ; 8 anasto-
mosing with 7 to near end of cell.
3742. Physetobasis annulata, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 116, pl. 152,
fig. 11.
Grey ; abdomen with dorsal and lateral series of black spots.
Fore wing with subbasal, ante-
medial, and postmedial series of
black spots with whitish edges,
the costal spots elongate ; a black
lunule with whitish edge at end
of cell ; an indistinct fuscous line
highly angled beyond upper
Fig. 182. angle of cell, then oblique to
Physetobasis annulata, 8. }. inner margin; a regularly crenu-
late submarginal whitish line.
Hind wing with cell-speck ; traces of medial line, postmedial series
of black spots ou the veins, with whitish edges ; a crenulate whitish
submarginal line; cilia of both wings chequered grey and whitish.
Underside of both wings with prominent black cell-spot and post-
medial series of black spots.
Hab. Nilgiris. Hep. 36 millim.
/ 3743. Physetobasis griseipennis, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 269, pl. 8, fig. 28 ;
CS 8. no. 3/72. WV
Q. Head, thorax, and abdomen fuscous grey, the last with a
white line on 2nd segment. Fore wing lilacine grey; the base
fuscous, bounded by a sinuous white lnie excurved below costa ;
the medial area fuscous, with an indistinct sinuous line at middle
and edged by white lines, the inner produced to an angle below
costa, then oblique, the outer sinuous and much incurved below
vein 4; a large oval white-edged black discocellular spot; the
outer area slightly suffused with fuscous; a grey submarginal line.
Hind wing paler, with cell-speck and postmedial pale-edged line ;
a white streak at anal angle.
Hab. Khasis. Exp. 34 millim.
3744, Physetobasis dentifascia, n. sp.
¢. Fuscous brown. Fore wing with dark white-edged ante-
medial sinuous line; the medial area slightly darker, with a large
oblique black discocellular spot and edged by black lines, the inner
highly excurved, then bent inwards above imner margin, the outer
waved and dentate, angled at veins 6 and 4, then bent inwards
PHYSETOBASIS.—POMASIA. 387
and sending teeth inwards on veins 2 and 1; an indistinct pale
crenulate submarginal line. Hind wing with antemedial line
produced to an angle at lower end of cell; the postmedial line
angled at vein 4, then dentate to inner margin ; a crenulate grey
submarginal line.
Hab. Dharmséla (Hocking). Exp. 30 millim. Type in B. M.
Genus POMASIA.
Pomasia, Guen. Phal. i, p. 427 (1857).
Leiocera, Hmpsn. Jil. Het. ix, p. 152 (1892).
Type, P. psylarva, Guen.
Range. Khasis; Nagas; Ceylon; Mergui; Borneo.
Palpi porrect, the 2nd joint reaching beyond the short sharp
frontal tuft, the 3rd long and naked ; antenne of male minutely
ciliated ; hind tibize with two pairs of spurs. Fore wing with
vein 3 from before angle of cell; 7, 8, 9 stalked; 10, 11 stalked,
10 anastomosing with 8, 9 to form the areole. Hind wing with
vein 3 from before angle of cell; 5 from middle of discocellulars,
which are angled, 6, 7 stalked.
/ 3745, Pomasia psylaria, Gwen. Phal. i, p- 428; Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii,
pl. 200, fig. 2; C.§ S. no. 4005. 5
Bright rufous; head, thorax, and abdomen banded with greyish
white. Fore wing with the
costa orange, with black patches
and strige ; a grey fascia below
the costa; a basal grey spot;
~ six irregularly waved grey lines
outlined in black; the veins
streaked with grey and black ;
outer margin orange, with black
patches at veins 2and4. Hind
wing with a basal grey spot ;
five waved grey lines outlined in black ; the outer margin orange,
with a black patch at vein4. Underside suffused with pale fuscous.
Hab. Ceylon. Exp., 5 28, 2 32 millim.
Fig. 183.
Pomasia psylaria, 3. }.
3746. Pomasia reticulata, n. sp.
Q. Bright orange; head, thorax, and abdomen spotted with
black. Fore wing with double subbasal, antemedial, medial, post-
medial, and submarginal waved dark lines connected in many
places by irregular, rectangular, or stellate blotches; a dentate
line just inside the margin and two spots on the margin. Hind
wing with antemedial, medial, postmedial, and submarginal double
waved lines with a few blotches on them ; a dentate line close to
the margin and two spots on the margin.
Hab. Mergui (Doherty). Eap. 24 millim. Type in coll. Druce
202
388 GEOMETRID A.
3747. Pomasia denticlathrata, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1898, p. 367.
3. Pale yellow ; head, thorax, and abdomen spotted and reticu-
lated with red-brown. Fore wing with some fifteen waved red-
brown lines connected in many places by patches of red-brown.
Hind wing with some eight waved red-brown lines. Both wings
with waved marginal line; the cilia pale and red-brown. Under- —
side orange-fulvous.
Hab. Khasis; Nagas. Exp. 21 millim.
3748, Pomasia pulchrilinea, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1675.
Leiocera axis, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 153, pl. 170, fig. 22.
Pomasia moniliata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 367, pl. 32, fig. 9.
Fawn-colour. Fore wing with double subbasal, ante- and post-
medial waved white lines arising from ochreous specks on the
costa ; a submarginal crenulate white line with four black lunules
on it below apex and a black streak crossing it above inner margin.
Hind wing with antemedial and medial waved white lines; three
submarginal lines with some black specks on them.
Hab. Khasis; Ceylon; Borneo. wp, 20 millim.
Genus GYMNOSCELIS.
Gymnoscelis, Mab. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. (4) vii, p. 656 (1867).
Type, G. pumilata, Hubn., from Europe.
Range. Palearctic, Oriental, and Australian regions.
Palpi porrect, the 2nd joint clothed with hair and reaching
beyond the frontal tuft, the 3rd prominent ; antenne of male
ciliated ; hind tibize with a terminal pair of spurs, and rarely with
a very minute medial pair; abdomen with slight dorsal crests.
Fore wing with vein 3 from close to angle of cell; 5 from middle
of discocellulars ; 6 from upper angle; 10, 11 stalked, 10 anasto-
mosing with 7, 8, 9 to form the areole, and 11 anastomosing with 12.
Hind wing with veins 3, 4 from angle of cell; 5 from middle of
discocellulars ; 6, 7 from upper angle; 8 anastomosing with 7 to
beyond middle of cell.
Secor. I. Hind tibie with the medial pair of spurs absent.
A. Palpr reaching far beyond the frons; fore wing of normal breadth.
a. Male without thick tufts of leaden-coloured scales at extremity
of mid and hind tibsee.
3749. Gymnoscelis ectochlora, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 118, pl. 152,
fig. 19,
Olive-green, irrorated with black. Fore wing with the broad
medial area rufous, irrorated or suffused with black and edged by
waved black lines, angled on median nervure and vein 4; a pale
waved submarginal line with the area beyond it rufous, with a
pale diffused patch at middle. Hind wing with the rufous area
GYMNOSCELIS. 389
extending to the base. Underside fuscous, with cell-spots and
curved postmedial line.
The green often fades and the insect appears to be rufous and
ochreous.
Hab. Sikhim; Formosa; Nilgiris; Ceylon. Exp. 22 millim.
3750. Gymnoscelis deleta, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 118, pl. 152, fig. 20.
Rufous, suffused and irrorated with black. Fore wing with
traces of subbasal and antemedial waved lines angled below costa ;.
the medial area with an indistinct waved line at its middle and
defined by black lines, the inner highly angled in cell, the outer
oblique from costa to vein 4, where it is angled; the outer area
with a pale patch from the postmedial line to apex and a less
prominent patch at middle; a submarginal waved dark line with
blackish mark at costa and crossed by two black streaks below
apex. Hind wing with indistinct waved subbasal, antemedial,
postmedial, and submarginal lines, the postmedial double, angled
at vein 6 and with ochreous beyond it, especially on inner area ;
a large pale spot at middle of outer area. Underside fuscous, with
pale patches ; a postmedial line angled at vein 4 of fore wing and
6 of hind wing ; a curved submarginal line.
Hab./Nilgiris ; Ceylon. xp. 20-26 millim.
3751. Gymnoscelis fasciata, Himpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 118, pl. 152
fig. 22.
Whitish, with a slight brown tinge and thickly irrorated with
black ; abdomen banded with black. Fore wing with diffused
subbasal, medial, postmedial, and submarginal waved black bands,
the medial and postmedial bands with fine black lines beyond them.
Hind wing with the bands and lines better defined.
Hab. Nilgiris; Alu, Solomon Islands. xp. 20 millim.
3702. Gymnoscelis roseifascia, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 153, pl. 170,
fig. 4.
2. Head, thorax, and abdomen olive-green, slightly marked
with black. Fore wing with the basal half green, mostly suffused
with black in the form of diffused subbasal and antemedial bands ;
Fig. 184.—Gymuoscelis roseifascia, 2. }.
the medial area pale pink, with two faint waved lines on it and
bounded by a waved fuscous and grey line ; the postmedial area
green ; a fuscous and grey waved submarginal line, the area beyond
it pinkish with a pale spot at middle. Hind wing similar; the
390 GEOMETRIDZ.
pink area extending to the base and with a minute discocellular
speck ; the pale spot small. Underside fuscous, with curved post-
medial line.
Hab. Ceylon. Hap. 20 millim.
b. (Iramba). Male with thick tufts of leaden-coloured scales at
extremity of mid and hind tibie.
3753. Gymnoscelis tibialis, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 481, pl. 206,
fis, 2; C. & S. no, 3789.
Differs from ectochlora in being browner olive ; the medial area
cf fore wing suffused with fuscous; the postmedial line of fore
wing straight and oblique from costa to the angle at vein 4.
Hab. Ceylon. wp. 20 millim.
B. Palpt much shorter ; fore wing long and narrow, especially
on male.
3/64, Gymnoscelis tristrigosa, Buti. P. Z. S. 1880, p. 688.
Rufous, slightly irrorated with black ; head, thorax, and abdomen
with black markings. Fore wing with diffused black fascia from
base of inner margin to the costa at origin of the postmedial line,
which is indistinct and angled at vein 4, the fascia then narrowing
and continued above vein 4 to outer margin. Hind wing with a
postmedial line highly angled at vein 6; a curved slightly waved
submarginal line.
Hab. Formosa; Ceylon. Hap. 22 millim.
Szor. IT. Hind tibiz with a very minute medial pair of spurs.
3709. Gymnoscelis polyclealis, Wik. Cat. xix, p. 998; Hmpsn. Ili.
Het. ix, pl. 170, fig. 23; C. & S. no. 3776.
Eupithecia attenuata, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. ii, p. 479, pl. 206, fig. 3 ;
C. & S. no. 3767.
Fuscous brown, with a slight purplish tinge; palpi and frons
jet-black. Fore wing with the broad medial area defined by waved
black lines, edged with grey, the outer line produced to an angle
at vein 4; an indistinct curved submarginal line. Hind wing
with traces of subbasal and medial lines ; a postmedial waved line
excurved from vein 2 to 4, and with whitish patches on its outer
edge below veins 6 and 2; a waved white submarginal line with
whitish patch on it at middle.
The form attenuata has no black on the lines of fore wing ; hind
wing with the two whitish patches on the postmedial line absent.
Hab. Ceylon, Ewp. 22 millim.
Genus CHLOROCLYSTIS.
Chloroclystis, Hiibn. Vers. p. 823 (? 1818).
Ziridava, Wik, Cat. xxvi, p. 1550 (1862).
Phrissogonus, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) ix, p. 94 (1882).
Pasiphila, Meyrick, New Zealand Journal of Seience, i, p. 527 (1883).
rg
CHLOROCLYSTIS. 391
y
Calluga, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 480 (1887).
» Ardonis, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 269 (1888).
Axinoptera, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 154 (1893).
Ceratorhynchus, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 154.
Type, C. coronata, Hubn., from Europe.
Range. Palearctic region; Himalayas; Assam; Burma; Nil-
eiris; Ceylon; Australia; New Zealand.
Palpi with the 2nd joint thickly scaled and reaching beyond the
sharp frontal tuft, the 3rd joint prominent; antenne of male
annulated ; hind tibize with two pairs of spurs*; abdomen with
slight dorsal crests. Fore wing with vein 3 from angle of cell;
5 from middle of discocellulars ; 6 from upper angle; 10, 11 stalked,
10 anastomosing with 7, 8, 9 to form the large areolet, and 11
becoming coincident with 12. Hind wing with vein 5 from middle
of discocellulars; 6, 7 stalked ; 8 anastomosing with 7 to beyond
middle of cell.
Szcr. I. (Liridava). Palpi with the 2nd joint reaching far beyond
the frontal tuft; hind wing with vein 3 from before angle of cell.
A. Hind wing without tufts or fovea below lower angle of cell.
3756. Chloroclystis palpata, Wik. Cat. xxv, p. 1404; Moore, Lep.
Ceyl. iii, pir 206; fig. 6; C. § S. no. 3775. 2 J
“Lobophora julia, Buti. Ill. Het. iii, p. 53, pl. 54, fig. 4.
Lobophora excisa, Butl. Ill. Het. iii, p. 52, pl. 53, tig. 11.
Eupithecia variegata, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 479, pl. 206, fig. 5 ;
C. & S. no. 3782.
Kupithecia virescens, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. ii, p. 479, pl. 206, fig. 4;
C. & S. no. 3783.
Grass-green, irrorated with black and with more or less vinous-
red suffusion; abdomen with the 2nd segment blackish. Fore
wing with the veins speckled with black ; a subbasal line ; an ante-
medial vinous and black band, with a line beyond it; the medial area
vinous and black, with a black cell-spot and edged by black lines,
the outer edge angled at veins 6 and 4.and with white between those
points ; a postmedial series of black specks; a submarginal vinous
band with a black line on it and black inner edge, outwardly edged
by a erenulate white line ; cilia green and black. Hind wing pale
fuscous or whitish, with traces of waved lines on outer area.
Many specimens are almost entirely suffused with vinous, others
have the medial area of fore wing black.
Hab. Japan; Dharmsdla; Sikhim; Nilgiris; Ceylon. Exp. 24
millim.
3757. Chloroclystis intentata, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1676.
3. Green (fading to ochreous), irrorated with black. Fore
wing with a slightly curved black subbasal line with two faint
lines between it and the medial area, which is thickly irrorated
with black, edged by black lines, and has three minutely waved
* Except in male of costalis, t Except in male of subcostalis.
392 GEOMETRID A.
black lines on it angled below costa, the outer edge angled
at vein 4 and outlined with white; a sinuous pale submarginal
line with diffused black on its inner edge. Hind wing pale
fuscous; both wings with black marginal line ; the cilia chequered
black and green.
Hab. Ceylon; Borneo. ap. 22 millim.
3758. Chloroclystis rubrinotata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 384.
2. Green (fading to ochreous); abdomen with black band on
2nd segment ; wings with traces of waved lines. Fore wing with
a slight subbasal line; a large rufous quadrate patch on costal
area, bounded on inner side by an oblique black line, and on outer
side by a black line, and extending to lower angle of cell ; a medial
speck on median nervure and a postmedial series of specks on the
veins; traces of a submarginal line. Hind wing with three
indistinct lines on basal half; a series of prominent black specks
on the postmedial line. Underside with prominent cell-spots and
postmedial line.
The species figured on pl. 30, fig. 22, is Hupithecia rufipicta (see
p. 401).
Hab. Sikhir. Exp. 24 millim.
3759. Chloroclystis deletarius, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 154, pl. 170,
fig. 20.
2. Green (fading to ochreous). Fore wing with a black patch
on base of costa, with a line from its outer edge to inner margin ;
antemedial, medial, and postmedial irregular black lines, the
medial line with traces of a cell-spot beyond it, the postmedial
produced to a strong angle at vein 4 and lesser angle below vein 2;
a submarginal pale waved line with slight suffusion inside it, and
dark patch beyond it above middle and at outer angle. Hind wing
with curved black antemedial line, and postmedial line angled at
vein 4; traces of a submarginal pale waved line with darker
suffusion inside it. Underside much suffused with fuscous;
prominent black cell-spots ; medial and postmedial lines, the latter
angled at vein 4; a less distinct submarginal line.
Hab. Khasis; Ceylon. wp. 30 millim.
3760. Chloroclystis xylinaria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1550.
_Menophra rubridisca, Hmpsn. Jil. Het. viii, p. 106, pl. 150, fig. 8.
Very pale brown, irrorated with rufous, fuscous, and silvery
scales. Fore wing with four lines between the base and middle,
very highly angled below costa, and dark, then rufous and oblique
to inner margin; a large fuscous and rufous patch beyond the cell
bounded by the double postmedial line, which is angled beyond
the cell, then incurved to inner margin, and with an indistinct
dentate line beyond it ; a rufous and fuscous patch on the margin
below apex; an indistinct ulmost straight, pale submarginal line.
Hind wing with traces of uumerous waved lines ; a subbasal dark
CHLOROCLYSTIS. 393
band ; a postmedial rufous line angled beyond cell, and with dark
marks inside it from vein 4 to inner margin.
Hab. Khasis; Nilgiris; Ceylon; Borneo. Ewp., ¢ 28, 2 34
millim.
B. Male with a tuft of hair on upperside of hind wing at lower
angle of cell,and a smaller tuft at anal angle, with a fovea
Jetween the two tufts.
3761. Chloroclystis filicata, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p. 1.
3S. A beautiful grey-blue (fading to ochreous); metathorax
and end of abdomen with olive-green tufts. Fore wing witha
black basal patch ; the broad medial band black, dark green, and
erey-blue, with a cell-speck and two waved lines on it; its inner
edge curved, the outer bordered with white, sinuous and produced
to a point at vein 4; a pale waved submarginal, line with large
patches of dark green at costa, above middle, and at outer angle.
Hind wing with traces of medial line ; a patch of fuscous beyond
upper angle of cell, and of dark green at anal angle and middle of
outer area. Underside with cell-speck; postmedial band angled
at vein 4 of each wing and a less prominent curved submarginal
band.
Hab. Sikhim; Khdsis; Ceylon; E. Pegu. Exp. 26 millin.
C. Male with a large tuft of hair on upperside of hind wing below
vein 4, then a shallow fovea and a long contorted fringe at anal
angle and on inner margin ; veins 2 and 3 given off from a
point long before the angle of cell.
3762. Chloroclystis trichophora, n. sp.
3. Pale green, suffused with pale rufous. Fore wing with
indistinct blackish basal and antemedial bands with waved edges ;
numerous indistinct waved lines on outer half, the most prominent
being a line which is oblique and white-edged from costa to vein 4,
then angled and recurved. Hind wing whitish, with the tufts
ochreous.
Hab. Niigiri plateau. Hap. 20 millim. Type in coll. Elwes.
Szcr. II. Palpi with the 2nd joint reaching slightly beyond the
frons; hind wing with vein 3 from angle of cell or shortly
stalked with 4.
A. (Chloroclystis). Male without secondary sexual
characters on the wings.
3763. Chloroclystis atroviridis, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 384, pl. 31,
g, 19
Emerald-green (fading to ochreous); abdomen with black band
on 2nd segment; wings with traces of pale waved lines. Fore
394 GEOMETRID&#.
wing with subbasal series of three black spots; an antemedial
triangular brown patch on costa and black specks on median
nervure and inner margin; a postmedial curved series of black
specks and larger brown spot on costa; a submarginal waved line; .
large brown patches on costa at apex, on outer margin below apex,
and a smaller patch at outer angle. Hind wing with indistinct
dark subbasal and medial lines; the postmedial line with promi-
nent black specks on it from vein 6 to inner margin. Underside
pale, with antemedial and medial blackish lines and prominent
curved postmedial band.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Nagas. wp. 22 millim.
3764. Chloroclystis infrazebrina, n. sp.
3. Pale pinkish brown; head and terminal half of abdomen
black. Fore wing with antemedial, medial, and postmediai blackish
patches on costa; the antemedial line faint, the postmedial retracted
at costa and produced to an angle, with a slight dark mark in it
beyond cell; a waved submarginal line. Hind wing with double
diffused antemedial black line; the outer area pinker, with indis-~
tinct submarginal line. Underside fuscous, with patches of white ;
hind wing with antemedial line, and both wings with prominent
postmedial band angled beyond cell.
Hab. Nagas, 6000 feet (Doherty). Hap. 18 millim. Type in
coll. Elwes.
3765. Chloroclystis admixtaria, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1243; Hmpsn.
Ill. Het. ix, pl. 171, fig. 18; C. & S. no. 3785.
Rufous, with a slight olive tinge ; abdomen with a black band on
2nd segment. Fore wing with indistinct waved lines on basal area
and some black on base of costa; the medial area with three indis-
tinct waved lines on it, and defined by waved lines with black
suffusion beyond the imner and inside the outer line, which is
sharply angled at vein 4, and has an indistinct lime beyond it;
outer area with more distinct olive tinge and a pale waved sub-
marginal line. Hind wing with diffused black subbasal line;
traces of a medial line; a postmedial line sharply angled at vein 4,
and with diffused black and rufous inside it; the outer area with
a more distinct olive tinge and a pale waved submarginal line.
Hab. Nilgiris; Ceylon. Ewxp., $ 16, 2 20 miilim.
3766. Chloroclystis immixtaria, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1244; Hmpsn.
Tit, Het. 1x, pl. Wa tie 1205 1C. S850. 3787,
Uniform fuscous, with a slight rufous tinge. Fore wing with
a subbasal black speck on the costa; an antemedial oblique series
of three specks; a postmedial oblique line angled at vein 4. Hind
wing with medial waved line excurved from veins 4 to 2; traces
of a submarginal waved line. Underside whitish; the margins
fuscous ; both wings with postmedial black line angled at vein 4.
Hab. Ceylon. Hap. 18 millim.
CHLOROCLYSTIS. 395
J
3767. Chloroclystis recensitaria, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1244; Hmpsn.
Iu, Het. ix, pl. 171, fig. 19; C. § S. no. 8788.
Rufous, suffused with fuscous. Fore wing with traces of
numerous waved lines ; an oblique antemedial line angled in the
cell; a postmedial line with blackish suffusion inside it, angled
on veins 6 and 4, then oblique; a submarginal waved grey line
with black marks on it at costa, and on each side of vein 6. Hind
wing with outer margin rounded ; traces of waved lines ; a post-
medial line angled on vein 4; a waved greyish submarginal line.
Underside with curved postmedial and submarginal lines.
Hind wing of male on underside clothed entirely with rough
grey and black svales.
Hab. Dharmsila; Nilgiris; Ceylon. wp. 16 millim.
3768. Chloroclystis emarginaria, Hmpsn. Ill. Het.ix, p. 152, pl. 171,
fig. 14,
Differs from recensitaria in the outer margin of the hind wing
being crenulate and slightly excised below apex.
The male has the upperside much darker ; the underside of hind
wing clothed with rough ochreous hair to the postmedial line.
The Naga female has the postmedial line of fore wing bent
inwards at costa.
Hab. Nagas; Nilgiris; Ceylon. vp. 26 millim.
3769. Chloroclystis rufifascia, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 152, pl. 171,
fig, 15.
Differs from recensitaria in being dark green. Fore wing with
the rufous suffusion confined to the medial area, sometimes to its
costal half; both wings with the postmedial line prominently
black with white outer edge, on fore wing more evenly curved and
waved ; the submarginal pale waved line more prominent. The
outer margin of hind wing is sometimes evenly curved, sometimes
excised below apex. Underside without rough scales on hind wing
of male.
Hab. Khasis; Nilgiris; Ceylon. Exp., ¢ 12, 2? 18 millim.
3770. Chloroclystis indicata, Wk. Cat. xxv, p. 1675.
¢. Ochreous, suffused with dark brown and rufous; wings
with faint traces of waved lines; a double curved postmedial line,
the area beyond it paler, with dark streaks on fore wing below
costa and on each side of vein 5, and patches at outer angle of
fore wing and apex of hind wing; a dentate submarginal line most
prominent on hind wing.
Hab. Ceylon; Borneo. Lzp. 18 millim.
3771. Chloroclystis spissidentata, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 383.
¢. Fuscous, thickly speckled with small ochreous white spots ;
wings with numerous indistinct waved lines ; the postmedial line
396 GEOMETRID &.
on a whitish band with waved edges; fore wing with a black cell-
speck. Underside with postmedial line produced to an angle on
vein 4 of each wing.
Hab. Sikhim. wp. 18 millim.
B. (Ardonis). Male with the fore wing very broad; a round patch
of differentiated black scales on underside on vein 2 ; hind wing
with a similar patch on upperside at fork of veins 6, 7.
3772. Chloroclystis chlorophilata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1768; C. & S.
no. 3784.
3. Head, thorax, and abdomen malachite-green, with some
rufous markings; abdomen with blackish band on 2nd segment
and blackish dorsal tufts ; wings malachite-green. Fore wing with
some dark rufous at base of costa; triangular medial and smaller
postmedial patches ; a quadrate apical patch ; a patch from end of
cell to outer margin between veins 6 and 4, and crossed by the
waved white submarginal line. Hind wing with the costal half
nacreous white, with the black sexual mark on it; the inner area
green, with the base dark, and with three indistinct waved lines.
Underside pale, suffused with fuscous; three waved dark lines,
obsolete on inner halt of fore wing.
Hab. Sikhim ; Bhutan; Khasis; Nilgiris. wp. 26 millim.
C. Male with the area near outer angle of fore wing on upperside
thickly clothed with long rough hawr-lke scales ; the whole of
hind wing, except the costal area, clothed with similar but shorter
scales.
3773. Chloroclystis lucinda, But/. A. M. N. H. (5) iv, p. 442; id.
Il. Het. ix, pl. 170, fig. 11.
¢. Pale grass-green, irrorated with black. Fore wing with
traces of black subbasal and antemedial lines; the medial area
largely suffused with black and edged by waved black lines, the
outer line dentate at veins 6 and 4; traces of a waved submarginal
line; the long hair-like scales near outer area of fore wing and on
hind wing pale brownish ochreous.
@ with the hind wing pale fuscous, with curved postmedial
line.
Hab. Japan; Dharmsila; Sikhim; Nilgiris; Ceylon. LEyp.,
3 18, 2 20 millim.
D. Male with the costa arched at middle and fringed with rough
har varying in length in the several species.
a. (Phrissogonus). Hind tebie of male with two pairs of
spurs; fore wing with the apex not produced.
3774. Chloroclystis modesta, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 383.
3. Fuscous, suffused with rufous on body and base of wings,
which have traces of numerous wayed lines. Fore wing with
CHLOROCLYSTIS. 397
highly crenulate olive-green postmedial line, sending a tooth
inwards along vein 5 to the cell; a fine waved submarginal olive
line. Hind wing with double postmedial and single submarginal
curved and waved olive lines.
Hab. Sikhim; Burma. wp. 26 millim.
b. (Calluga). Hind tibie of male with terminal pair of spurs only,
the outer spur nearly as long as the tarsus and dilated at
extremity ; fore tibia with a tuft of hair on outer side at base,
then contorted and with another tuft at extremity ; antennee
with the basal joint large and ending in a small process, the shaft
coming off from it at an angle, thickened and fringed above with
large scales; fore wing with the apex produced, the subcostal
nervure bent downwards and the areole very large.
3775. Chloroclystis costalis, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 480, pl. 206,
feel seC. Gas no. 390.
Pale olive-green (changing to ochreous), suffused with rufous,
and irrorated with black; wings with numerous indistinct waved
white lines. Fore wing with the costal half rufous to the post-
Fig. 185.— Chloroclystis costalis, §. 4
medial line, which is oblique, black, and excurved below costa; a
waved white submarginal line, with rufous and black patches inside
it on costa and below apex. Hind wing with black medial line
excurved below costa.
Hab. Bhutan; Nagas; Ceylon; Burma. Zap. 18 millim.
E. (Axinoptera). Male with a tuft of black hair on hind tibice just
before the terminal spurs ; fore wing with the costa bent upwards
and highly angled close to the base, a fold on upperside from
the angle of costa to near apex, containing rough rufous scales ;
vein 7 from the angle of cell, which is short, the posterior wall
of areole being absent.
3776. Chloroclystis subcostalis, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 155, pl. 171,
figs, 24, 25.
Olive-brown ; the palpi black; metathorax and abdomen with
black markings; wings slightly irrorated with black and with
traces of numerous waved lines. Fore wing with black at base of
costa; a dentate black antemedial line; a prominent postmedial
line angled at vein 4, and with black streaks beyond it inside the
waved grey submarginal line; the subcostal fold in male bright
398 GEOMETRID A.
rufous. Hind wing suffused with rufous to the prominent curved
slightly sinuous black postmedial line; a diffused waved black
submarginal line with white spot beyond it at middle.
Hab. Ceylon. Exp. 20 millim.
Genus EUPITHECIA. Sw
| as
Eupithecia, Curt. Brit. Ent. vi, pl. 64 (1825). \
Tephroclystia, Heibn. Verz. p. 823 (? 1815), non descr.
Pena, Wik. Cat. xxvii, p. 130 (1863),
Hurypeplodes, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 382.
Type, £. absinthiata, Curt., from Europe.
Range. Universally distributed.
Palpi usually reaching just beyond the frontal tuft; the 2nd _,
joint clothed with hair ; antennz of male ciliated ; hind tibie with
two pairs of spurs; abdomen with slight dorsal crests. Fore wing
with vein 3 from: near angle of cell; 5 from middle of disco-
cellulars; 6 from upper angle; 10, 11 stalked, 10 anastomosing
with 7, 8, 9 to form the areole. Hind wing with vein 3 from near
angle of cell; 5 from middle of discocellulars; 6, 7 stalked; 8
anastomosing with 7 to beyond middle of cell.
Suct. I. (Hupithecia). Palpi with the 2nd joint reaching only just
beyond the frontal tuft; fore wing usually with a tuft of
raised scales on discocellulars.
37/7. Eupithecia eupitheciata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1720.
Cephalissa delogramma, Meyer, Trans. Ent. Soc. 1886, p. 195.
ree dentifascia, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 117, pl. 152,
g. 1s.
Dark red-brown, irrorated with black and suffused with fuscous.
Fore wing with oblique, subbasal, and antemedial lines angled
below costa; the medial area blackish, with black cell-speck and
edged by oblique black lines, the outer highly dentate below
veins 3 and 2; an indistinct waved postmedial line and waved
erey submarginal line; patches of fuscous suffusion on margin
below apex and above outer angle. Hind wing with indistinct
dark antemedial, medial, postmedial, and submarginal lines,
becoming obsolescent on costal area, which is pale.
Hab, Khasis; Nilgiris; Ceylon; Shan States; Australia; Fiji;
Tonga, Hap. 20 millim.
3775. Eupithecia lucigera, Buti. Ii. Het. vii, p. 115, pl. 187, fig. 11.
3g. Black-brown; the metathorax rufous; a pure white tuft
round claspers. Fore wing with a diffused pale rufous fascia
from the base of inner margin to the large and prominent tuft of
raised black scales on discocellulars ; a large pale postmedial patch
touching the costa; a white speck near outer angle. Underside
of hind wing with traces of cell-speck and antemedial, postmedial,
and submarginal lines.
Hab. Dharmsala. Lep. 20 millim.
EUPITHECIA. 399
3779. Eupithecia subtacincta, n. sp.
-Eupithecia isogrammata, Butl. Ill. Het. vii, p.28 (nec Treit.).
_Hupithecia haworthiata, Butl. Ill. Het. vii, p. 24 (nee Doubi.).
2. Dark fuscous ; wings with faint traces of numerous waved
lines ; a dark cell-speck ; an obscure dark curved antemedial line
and grey submarginal line. Underside pale, with three dark lines
on basal area, less prominent on fore wing than on hind wing;
prominent postmedial and submarginal bands.
Hab. Dharmsala (Hocking). Hap. 20 millim. Type in B. M.
3780. Eupithecia rigida, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892) 2:
3S. Dark vinous red; abdomen with dorsal white specks. Fore
wing with obliquely waved white and black antemedial line; a
- black speck at end of cell; an oblique postmedial black and white
line angled below costa and reduced to small black and white
lunules from below costa to above inner margin, a series of black
specks beyond it; an apical blackish patch; a submarginal series
of white specks, one above the outer angle being large. Hind
wing fuscous, except the inner area, which is vinous red with
minutely waved double white postmedial line. Underside with
a patch of crimson on middle of costa of fore wing and another at
anal angle of hind wing.
Hab. Khasis. Exp. 22 millim.
3781. Eupithecia rajata, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 328; C. & 8. no. 3777.
* Eupithecia quadripunctata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1888, p. 381; CS S.
no. 37764.
» Eupithecia infestata, Swink. P. Z. S. 1889, p. 430.
Dark fuscous. Fore wing with very numerous indistinct
obliquely waved lines ; a large tuft of raised black scales at end of
: cell; the postmedial line fairly
well defined, excurved and angled
at vein 6, and slightly incurved
from vein 3 to inner margin; a
SES € . crenulate whitish submarginal
line, often with white specks on
it, at veins 4 and 2. Hind wing
ESCA? with a speck at end of cell;
LE NSEL LTO": AN traces of numerous waved lines
on inner area, and a more prominent grey submarginal line.
The submarginal line of each wing is sometimes indistinct. The
species is allied to albipunctata, Haw.
Hab. Dharmsala; Khasis; Nagas; Mhow; Nilgiris ; Ceylon.
Exp. 20-24.
3782. Eupithecia atrisignis, Buti. Il]. Het. vii, p. 114, pl. 137,
fio. 10.
Eupithecia silenata, Butl. Ili. Het. vii, p. 23 (nec Standf.).
Differs from rajata in being much greyer. Fore wing with a
double medial line filled in with grey, angled outwards below the
400 GEOMETRID #.
costa and excurved round the tuft of black scales; the postmedial
line with diffused black inside it, often reduced to short streaks on
the veins ; the submarginal line less prominent.
The type specimen has a slight purplish tinge, and has diffused
black on the subbasal, antemedial, postmedial, and submarginal
lines of fore wing.
Hab. Dharmsala. Exp. 20-22 millim.
3783. Eupithecia conjunctiva, n. sp.
Eupithecia rufescens, Butl. Ill. Het. vii, p. 28 (nec A. M,N. HH.
[5] i, p. 445).
3g. Differs from rajata in being much ereyer. Fore wing with
an antemedial line highly angled in cell to the discocellular tuft,
then sinuous to inner margin; a medial hne angled outwards
beyond the tuft of scales and inwards on median nervure almost
to the antemedial line ; the postmedial line angled on vein 6, then
straight and oblique almost to imner margin, and joined to the
antemedial line by a black streak in interno-median interspace.
Hind wing with hardly a trace of waved lines; a double straight
postmedial line, slightly angled at vein 6. |
Hab. Dharmsala (Hocking). Ewp. 24 millim. Type in B. M.
3784. Eupithecia acutangula, n. sp.
@. Grey, irrorated with fuscous; thorax with a black band
behind the collar ; abdomen with a fuscous band on 2nd segment.
Fore wing with indistinct black snbbasal line angled below costa ;
three indistinct antemedial lines; a line of raised black scales on
discocellulars ; a double postmedial line produced to a very strong
angle beyond the cell; an indistinct pale waved submarginal line.
Hind wing with cell-speck and traces of waved lines on inner
area, which is much more irrorated with fuscous.
Hab. Dalhousie (Harford). Exp. 28 millim. Type in B. M.
3785. Eupithecia latimedia, n. sp.
Head grey ; thorax rufous, irrorated and suffused with grey and
black ; abdomen grey, with a black band on 2nd segment. Fore
wing rufous; an antemedial line, the medial area suffused with
grey and black, inwardly edged by a curved line, outwardly by a
straight line, and by the raised black scales on discocellulars ;
submarginal grey and black patches below apex and at outer
angle; the costa grey. Hind wing rufous; a cell-speck; the
inner area with ditfused subbasal, medial, and submarginal lines ;
both wings with a marginal black line and the cilia fuscous.
Hab. Dalhousie (Harford). Exp. 24 millim. Type in B. M.
3786. Eupithecia fulvipennis, Buti. Il. Het. vii, p. 114, pl. 137,
fie. 9.
Eupithecia albispumata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1898, p. 384, pl. 30,
fig. 25.
Chestnut ; the head grey and fuscous; wings with traces of
EUPITHECTA. 401
numerous waved lines. Fore wing with the costa to beyond
middle grey, extending on medial area down to vein 5, and
embracing the discocellular tuft of black scales; the inner medial
area slightly suffused with grey; a submarginal series of white
specks. Hind wing with the inner area suffused with grey.
The outer area of fore wing may be darker, and the whole hind
wing fuscous grey. In the form albispwmata the area beyond the
cell of fore wing is somewhat powdered with grey, and the sub-
inarginal white specks are slight.
Hab. Dharmsala; Khasis. Exp. 20-22 millim.
3787. Eupithecia asema, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 117, pl. 152, fig. 23.
White, slightly irrorated and suffused with pale ochreous
brown; wings with traces of numerous oblique minutely waved
ochreous lines, and a somewhat more prominent crenulate white
submarginal line.
Hab, Nilgiri plateau. xp. 22 milli.
3788) Eupithecia hemileuca, n. sp.
S. Head, thorax, and abdomen grey and dark brown; the
thorax and 1st segment of abdomen pure white. Fore wing pure
white, with four large blackish patches on the costa; indistinct
irregular subbasal and medial lines ; a black speck at end of cell ;
a postmedial line very much excurved below costa, then bent
inwards along vein 5 to the discocellulars, the area beyond it red-
brown, except at outer angle, with two indistinct pale waved lines
on it. Hind wing white, with indistinct ante-~ and postmedial
lines excurved below costa, the postmedial line with black streaks
on it from cell to inner margin; a minute cell-speck; a black
patch at anal angle; a fine marginal black line.
Hab; Dalhousie (Harford). Eup. 24 millim. Type in B. M.
3789. Eupithecia costipicta, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 383, pl. 30, fig. 21.
@. Brownish grey; wings with numerous indistinct obliquely
sinuous lines. ore wing with five brown patches on the costa; a
black spot at end of cell, the double medial line being produced ta a
very acute angle round it; the outer area suffused with brown,
except just below apex and at middle ; hind wing with cell-speck ;
both wings with fine marginal black line.
Hab. Sikhim. vp. 30 millim.
3
3790. Eupithecia rufipicta, n. sp., P. Z. S. 1893, pl. 30, fig. 22.
3. Dull white; the head dark red-brown; wings with traces
of numerous waved lines. Fore wing with dark red-brown patches
on the costa, from which the waved lines arise, the patches being
almost conjoined on basal half; the double antemedial line angled
on median nervure; a prominent black cell-spot: large rufous
patches on outer margin below apex and at outer angle. Hind
wing with a subbasal brown patch; a prominent black cell-spot ;
VOL, III. 2D
A02 GEOMETRID A.
a double waved postmedial line, interrupted by a ferruginous patch
between veins 2 and 4; the outer area rufous except at middle.
Underside pale; each wing with prominent cell-spot, postmedial
line excurved beyond cell, and interrupted submarginal line.
The figure in the ‘ Proceedings of the Zoological Society ’ repre-
sents this species and not Chloroclystis rubrinotata.
Hab. Sikbim (Moller), Hap. 26 millim. Type in coll. Elwes.
3791. Eupithecia lineosa, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 268; C. § S. no. 3774.
@. Cinereous brown. Fore wing with the basal half browner
and bounded by an oblique medial line ; the outer half crossed by
several oblique diffused brown lines. Hind wing with numerous
indistinct diffused brown lines.
Hab. Sikbim. Hap. 20 millim.
3792. Eupithecia ustata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 268; C. & S. no. 8781.
S. Head brown; thorax and abdomen whitish. Fore wing
pale rufous brown, the basal half, except some costal patches, with
confluent white strigee, and bounded by an indistinct oblique medial
line ; a sinuous white-speckled submarginal line. Hind wing white,
with traces of fuscous ante- and postmedial lines, and marginal
rufous band.
Hab. Sikhim. ep. 20 millim.
Szor. I]. (Pena). Palpi with the 2nd joint reaching far beyond the
frontal tuft; fore wing with no tuft of raised scales on
discocellulars.
3793. Eupithecia costalis, Wik. Cat. xxvii, p 130.
Leiocera ferrisparsata, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 152, pl. 171, fig. 8.
@. Cinereous white; the palpi, head, collar, and fore legs bright
ferruginous ; abdomen with a ferruginous band on Ist segment.
Fore wing with the costa ferruginous ; some fuscous on subcostal
nervure; a waved subbasal dark line; double dark-edged pale
ante- and postmedial bands, the latter excurved beyond cell,
dentate outwards on veins 6 and 4, and inwards below vein 2;
two irregularly dentate medial lines; the outer area ferruginous,
turning to brown at the margin; a pale waved submarginal line.
Hind wing with four waved lines on basal half; a double dark-
edged postmedial pale band incurved beyond cell; both wings with
fine marginal line.
Hab. Nagas; Nilgiris; Ceylon; E. Pegu; Borneo. Hap. 22
millim.
3794. Eupithecia irambata, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 382, pl. 30, fig. 8.
Chestnut ; the male darker than the female; wings with traces
of numerous waved lines, most distinct on outer area of hind wing;
fore wing with a pale-edged black speck at end of cell and an
obscure submarginal series of white specks.
Hab. Sikhim. Hep. 25-30 millim.
EUPITHECIA.—TRICHOPTERIGIA. 403
795. Eupithecia rubridorsata, n. sp.
@. Palpi black; head, thorax, and abdomen orange-red. Fore
wing with the basal two-thirds dark fuscous, the outer third dark
rufous; an orange-red basal patch; a black cell-spot; traces of
antemedial, four medial, and a submarginal waved whitish line.
Hind wing whitish; the inner and outer areas suffused with
brown ; numerous indistinct waved lines, of which a medial and
postmedial are the most prominent.
Hab. Sikhim (Knyvett). Eawp.28 millim. Type in coll. Elwes.
3796. Eupithecia incurvata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 268; C. § S. no. 3773.
6. Olive-brown. Fore wing with antemedial brown band with
sinuous whitish edges ; the broad medial area brown, defined by
sinuous whitish lines, the inner angled in cell and followed by a
dark brown band and a waved brown line, the outer edge angled
at vein 4; a sinuous whitish submarginal line, with a brown patch
on its inner edge from costa to vein 4, and a brown subapical spot
beyond it. Hind wing fuscous, with traces of curved postmedial
line.
Hab. Khasis. Hap. 22 millim.
Genus TRICHOPTERIGIA, nov.
Type, 7. decorata, Moore.
Range. Himalayas ; Khasis.
Palpi clothed with hair, porrect, and reaching well beyond the
short frontal tuft ; antenne of male minutely ciliated; hind tibiz
with one pair of spurs, male with tuft of hair from femoro-tibial
joint’; abdomen reaching slightly beyond the hind wing. Fore
wing with the outer margin long; vein 3 from before angle of
cell; 5 from middle of discocellulars ; 6 from above upper angle ;
10, 11 stalked, 10 anastomosing with 8, 9 to form the areole.
Hind wing of male with the inner area reduced to a small lobe at
base ; vein 3 from before angle of cell, 5 from above angle; the
discocellulars highly angled; veins 6, 7 stalked; 8 anastomosing
with the cell.
{ 3797. Trichopterigia decorata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p.272; C.§ S.no.3898. , ,
Head, thorax, and abdomen grey and ochreous, with a few fuscous
scales. Fore wing semi-
hyaline grey, irrorated with
olive and black scales; some
black spots on costa; the
base ochreous, bounded by
an oblique black line ; traces
of a medial line and line on
discocellulars; an irregu-
larly sinuous submarginal
line, with a series of crimson spots beyond it. Hind wing semi-
2D2
Fig. 187.— Trichopterigia decorata, . }.
St i}
404 GEOMETRID &.
hyaline white ; both wings with the veins of outer area and the
margin blackish.
Some specimens have a diffused fuscous medial band on fore
wing.
Hab. Sikhim, 13,000 feet ; Khdsis. Hep. 30 millim.
3798. Trichopterigia sanguinipunctata, Warr.P. Z. 8. 1898, p. 363,
Tolls Bil, alee 117,
Lobophora pulcherrima, Swinh. A. M. N. H. (6) xii, p. 224.
Differs from decorata in the thorax and abdomen being spotted
with crimson. ore wing with the irroration entirely olive; afew
crimson spots on basal area; the medial area suffused with crimson
and with numerous spots and short streaks on the veins; a series
of red marginal spots.
Hab. Sikhim ; Khasis. Hap. 30 millim.
3799. Trichopterigia rufinotata, Butl. Ill. Het. vii, p. 116, pl. 187,
fig. 13.
@. Differs from decorata in the fore wing being greenish grey,
with numerous indistinct waved lines, some of the medial lines
being fuscous and forming a band which forks towards costa: the
subbasal line angled; three submarginal lines, with one red spot
beyond them below costa and four at middle. Hind wing with
two indistinct submarginal lines.
Hab. Kula. Hap. 40 millim.
Genus TRICHOPTERYX.
Trichopteryx, Hiibn. Verz. p. 323 (? 1818).
Type, 7. carpinata, Borkh., from Europe.
Range. Nearctic and Palearctic regions ; Himalayas; Khasis.
Differs from Trichopterigia in the fore wing having vein 10
anastomosing with 11 and then with 8, 9 to form a double areole.
Sscr. I. Male with vein 8 of hind wing connected with 7 by an
oblique bar at end of cell.
3800. Trichopteryx sikkima, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 272, pl. 8, fig. 30;
C. & S. no. 3899.
Amathia nigronotata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 362, pl. 31, fie. 18.
Head, thorax, and abdomen ochreous, slightly irrorated with
black. Fore wing white; male with the disk irrorated with purple
scales ; female with traces of numerous waved olive lines ; sinuous
subbasal, antemedial, medial, and postmedial lines, with olive bands
on the outer edge of the first and last, and on the inner edge of
the two middle lines; a submarginal series of black specks on
olive spots; some black spots on vein 1 and a marginal series.
Hind wing pure white.
Hab. Sikhim. Eap., 3 28, 9 34 millim.
. TRICHOPLERYX.—MICROLOBA. 405
¢, 3801. alee nA macularia, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 653; C. § S.
no. Ov.
Amathia rivularis, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 363, pl. 31, fig. 16.
2. Brownish ochreous ; head and thorax slightly irrorated with
black. Fore wing with subbasal, antemedial, medial, postmedial,
and submarginal bands formed of somewhat ill-defined waved black
lines interrupted below costa; the outer area suffused with olive-
green, the veins being speckled with black. Hind wing whitish ;
both wings with marginal black fine.
Hab. Sikhim, 7500 feet. vp. 36 millim.
Secr. IJ. Male with vein 8 of hind wing anastomosing with 7 to
near end of cell.
4 3802. Trichopteryx viretata, Hiibn. Samml. eur. Schmett., Geom.
fig. 230.
Head and thorax dark olive-green; palpi blackish; antenne
ringed with black ; abdomen fuscous. Fore wing dark olive-green ;
traces of numerous waved dark lines; some fuscous suffusion in
end of cell, interno-median interspace, and between veins 2 and 3
and 4 and 6; a marginal series of black specks. Hind wing
fuscous.
Hab. Europe ; Dharmsala; Sikhim; Khasis. Hap. 28 millim.
ONS comm MICROLOBA, nov.
Tyloptera, Christ, Bull. Soc. Nat. Mose. lv, (2) p. 114 (1880),
preeoce.
Type, IW. bella, Butl.
Range. Amur; Japan; Sikhim.
Palpi hairy and not reaching beyond the frons, which is rounded ;
antenne bipectinated to three-fourths length in both sexes, the
branches longer in the male than the female. Fore wing ample;
vein 3 from before angle of cell; 5 from middle of discocellulars ; 6
from below angle of cell ; 11 anastomosing with 7, 8, 9, 10 to form a
small areole. Hind wing small; male with the inner area reduced
to a small hair-fringed lobe at base; vein 2 terminating on inner
margin; 3 from near angie of cell running to anal angle; the
discocellulars angled and vein 5 absent; 6 from far below upper
angle of cell; 8 anastomosing with 7 to near end of cell; female
with the inner area not aborted; vein 5 from middle of disco-
cellulars ; 6, 7 stalked.
3803. Microloba bella, Bul. A. M. NV. H. (5) i, p. 448; id. Ill. Het
iii, pl. 54, fig. 10.
Tyloptera eburneata, Christ, Bull. Soc. Nat. Mose. lv, (2) p. 116.
White; the vertex of head fuscous and fnlvous; the base and
406 GEOMETRID &.
extremity of abdomen fulvous. Fore wing with the medial area
slightly tinged with fulvous; traces of waved ante- and _ post-
medial lines, the latter sometimes developed into an indistinct
band; reddish - brown sub-
basal and medial patches on
costa and a small postmedia
spot; a black discocellular
spot; the outer area fulvous,
except between veins 2 and 5,
and with a waved submarginal
Fig. 188.—Microloba bella, 3. }. pale line. Hind wing with a
black speck at lower angle of
cell; an indistinct waved medial line and submarginal series of
lunules; a more or less complete marginal fulvous band, sometimes
reduced to a spot at anal angle.
Hab, Amur; Japan; Sikhim. Eyzvp., $ 36, 9 41 millim.
\.” Genus BRABIRA.
Brabira, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 271 (1888).
Type, B. atkinsoni, Moore.
Range. Askold Island, Siberia; Sikhim.
Palpi clothed with hair and reaching well beyond the frons ;
antenne of male bipectinated to three-fourths length ; hind tibize
with two pairs of spurs. Fore wing ample; the outer margin
eoblique; vein 2 much curved; 3 from before angle of cell; 5 from
above middle of discocellulars; 6 from upper angle; 10 anasto-
mosing with 11, and then with 8, 9 to form the double areole.
Hind wing small; male with a large fold at base; the outer margin
produced to an acute point at vein 5; veins 2, 3 close together
from before angle of cell; 4,5 from the angle, then separating
widely ; 6, 7 absent; 8 bent down and touching the extremity of
the cell; female with the margin produced to points at veins 3
and 7; veins 3, 4 from angle of cell; 5 from middle of disco-
gollrlars : 6 afer
3804, Brabira atkinsoni, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 271; C. § S. no. 8803.
Brownish ochreous. Fore wing with indistinct waved double
subbasal, ante- and postmedial lines, with fuscous patches on
them at costa, the last line oblique ; a black spot at end of cell; a
pale waved submarginal line.
Hab. Sikhim. Hap. 30 millim.
3805. Brabira artemidora, Oberth. Et. Ent. x, p. 33, pl. 1, fig. 6.
Brabira pallida, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 271, pl. 8, fig. 12; C.&§ S.
no. 3804.
3. Greyish white, slightly suffused with brown; the antennee
BRABIRA.— PHTHONOLOBA. 407
blackish. Fore wing with five black triangular spots on the
costa ; indistinct double waved ante- and postmedial lines filled
in with white; a black spot at end of cell; a waved white sub-
Fig. 189.—Brabira artemidora, 3. 1
marginal line. Hind wing with broad diffused fuscous ante-
medial band and paler narrow postmedial submarginal and mar-
ginal bands.
Hab. Askold; Sikhim. Zap. 30 millim.
Genus PHTHONOLOBA.
Phthonoloba, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 397 (1894).
Type, P. decussata, Moore.
Range. Sikhim; Khasis; Nilgiris; Travancore.
Palpi porrect, about twice the length of head, the 2nd joint
fringed above with hair; frons rounded ; antennee of male thickened
and flattened ; hind tibiz with one pair of spurs; male witha tuft
of hair from the femoro-tibial joint; abdomen very long. Fore
wing very ample; vein 3 from before angle of cell ; 5 from middle
of discocellulars ; 6 from above angle; 10 anastomosing with 11,
and then with 8,9 to form the double areole. Hind wing with
vein 3 from before angle of cell; 5 from middle of discocellulars ;
=
7 trom before upper angle; 8 anastomosing with 7 to middle
of cell.
3806. Phthonoloba decussata, Moore, P, Z. S, 1867, p. 655, pl. 33,
fir. 10; C. § S. no. 3798.
Head and thorax bright green, marked with black; palpi black
at tips; antenne ringed
with black; abdomen
fuscous, with some green
at base and extremity.
Wl
Fore wing bright green,
i with numerous waved
4 WS black lines connected in
places by black patches,
Fig. 190.—Phthonoloba decussata, $. }. which form ill-defined
ante- and postmedial
bands; two submarginal streaks and some patches on the suh-
408 GEOMETRID &.
marcinal line. Hind wing fuscous, with traces of postmedial
line.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Nilgiris; Travancore. Hap., g 34,
@ 40 millim.
Genus SAURIS.
Sauris, Guen. Phail. ii, p. 361 (1857).
Remodes, Guen. Phal. 1, p. 362.
Holorista, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 397 (1894).
Type, S. hirudinata, Guen.
Range. 8S. Africa; throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma; the
Malayan subregion and Australian region.
Palpi porrect, usually about three times the length of head, the 2nd
joint fringed with hair above ; antenne of male very much thickened
and flattened; hind tibiz of male without spurs, of female with
one pair; abdomen very long. Fore wing very ample; vem 3
from before angle of cell; 5 from middle of discocellulars ; 6 from
upper angle; 10, 11 stalked, 10 anastomosing with 8, 9 to form
the areole. Hind wing of female with vein 2 from near angle of
cell; 3, 4 stalked or from angle ; 5 from middle of discocellulars ;
6, 7 stalked ; 8 anastomosing with 7 to near angle of cell.
Sror. I. Fore wing of male with no distortion at outer angle
hind wing with no distortion of outer area; hind tibie not
distorted.
A. Palpi about twice the length of head and curved obliquely forward;
hind wing with no lobe at base and vein 3 present.
3807. Sauris normis, n. sp.
3. Pale yellowish green. Fore wing with traces of numerous
waved lines; a medial slightly darker area widening to costa
followed by a pale postmedial band, then a slightly darker band ;
an indistinct submarginal line and marginal series of specks. Hind
wing very pale fuscous. :
Hab. Sikhim (Duigeun). Ewp. 80 millim. Type in B.M.
B. Palpi about three times the length of head and straight ; hind wing
of male with a vesicular lobe at base and vein 8 absent.
3808. Sauris abnormis, Mvore, Lep. Atk. p. 271, pl. 8, fig. 11; C.§ S.
no. 3792.
Remodes melanocera, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 119, pl. 152
fie. 10.
3. Differs from hirudinata in being paler green, irrorated with
silvery scales; fore wing with the purplish lines of disk obsolescent ;
the outer area purplish, narrowing towards apex and with a
pale waved submarginal line on it.
Phe Khasi form is bright pale green, with the marginal dark
SAURIS. 409
area very prominent; the Nilgiri melanocera is olive, with the
marginal band obscure.
Hab. Khasis; Nilgiris; Burma. vp. 28 millim.
3809. Sauris postalba, n. sp.
3. Differs from hirudinata in the head, thorax, and abdomen
being banded by fine white lines ; fore wing with the ground-colour
of the greater part of the medial and outer areas white; the post-
medial dark lines angled beyond the cell. Hind wing nearly pure
white.
Hab. Bombay. Hap. 20 millim. Type in B. M.
Secr. II. Fore wing of male with an incision fringed with hair in
outer margin above outer angle; hind wing with the basal
iobe forming a very large vesicle covered by a bilobed mem-
branous lid; the outer margin slightly distorted, produced
above vein 6 but not lobed; veins 3 and 5 absent; 8 anasto-
mosing with 7 to far beyond end of cell; hind tibize much
bent towards extremity, and with a slight tuft of hair.
3810. Sauris ignobilis, Butl. A.M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 227; td. Ill. Het.
vi, pl. 120, fig. 3; C. & S. no. 3796.
¢ . Head, thorax, and fore wing grey, with ferruginoas markings ;
the last with broad ill-defined ante- and postmedial bands formed
of numerous waved rufous and dark lines, the postmedial band
angled at vein 5; an oblique striga on discocellulars; a lunulate
Fig. 191.—Sauris ignobilis, . +.
ferruginous submarginal band not extending to costa, so that a
pale apical patch is formed; a waved black line close to the
margin; a marginal series of black spots. Abdomen and hind
wing ochreous brown.
Hab. Sikhim; Nilgiris. vp. 38 millim.
Sucr. ILI. Hind wing of male very much distorted, the inner area
reduced to a large vesicle covered by a bilobed membranous
lid with a tuft of hair from it; the outer margin with two
incisions, so that three lobes are formed, the middle one being
largest and forming a vesicle covered with dark hair on under-
side; veins 2 and 3 stalked and much curved; 4 and 5 from
end of cell and much curved, 4 being obsolescent ; 6, 7 stalked
410 GEOMETRID A.
and bent down to the middle lobe; 8 becoming coincident
with 7 from end of cell to margin; hind tibize of male much
curved towards extremity; the first joint of tarsus swollen
and curved.
A. Fore wing of male with no distortion at outer angle ; hind tibsee
without tufts of hair at extremity.
3811. Sauris olivacea, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 363, pl. 31, fig. 20.
Differs from hirudinata in having no purplish suffusion on fore
wing below and beyond the cell ; two dark submarginal patches.
In the female in some specimens an antemedial band, a medial
band near inner margin, and a broad postmedial band are developed
into prominent black bands.
Hab. Hongkong; Sikhim; E. Pegu. Hap., 3 30, 2 34-38
millim.
B. Fore wing of male with the outer angle distorted and clothed with
curved hair on underside ; hind tibie with a tuft of long hair
from extremity ; paired lateral tufts from base of abdomen.
3812. Sauris hirudinata, Gwen. Phal. ii, p. 8362; C. § S. no. 3795.
Sauris remodesaria, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1253; Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii,
pl. 207, figs. 3, 5, 2; C_& S. no. 3801.
Remodes interruptata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 270; C. § S. no. 3797.
Remodes triseriata, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 485, pl. 207, figs. 1, 4;
C. & S. no. 3802.
Remodes elaica, Meyr. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1886, p. 193.
Remodes cinerosa, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 397.
Head and thorax olive-green, with slight dark markings ; antennee
black, Fore wing olive-green, irrorated with silvery scales;
numerous indistinct waved green lines, one subbasal line, two
antemedial, three postmedial, and one submarginal being purplish
fuscous ; some purplish suffusion in interno-median interspace and
beyond cell; a speck at end of cell; the margin purplish, with a
series of black spots. Abdomen and hind wing fuscous.
In the female form interruptata=triseriata the purplish-fuscous
suffusion on fore wing takes the form of two streaks beyond the
cell, and a fascia in the interno-median interspace.
Hab. 8. Africa; Sikhim; Khasis; Nilgiris; Ceylon; Burma ;
Sumatra; Java; Australia; Fiji. Evp., $ 28, 2 28-38 millim.
3813. Sauris lineosa, Moore, Lep. Ath. p. 270, pl. 8, fig. 10; C.§ 8.
no. 3798.
Remodes fasciata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 270; C. §& S. no. 3794,
Differs from hirudinata in being yellower green; the waved
green lines fewer and more distinct; a prominent medial dark
band formed from the dark waved lines from vein 5 to inner
margin; a dark lunulate marginal band. Hind wing dark fuscous.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Ceylon; Sumatra. ap. 32 millim.
SAURIS. 411
3814. Sauris perfasciata, n. sp.
Q@. Differs from lineosa in the waved lines of fore wing being
replaced by green bands, two antemedial bands, two medial lines
with a band between them, and two postmedial lines with two
bands between them being purplish fuscous and prominent, ex-
tending from subcostal nervure to vein 1, and the ground-colour
between them being whitish ; two dark submarginal spots above
middle; the lunulate marginal band prominent.
Hab. Ceylon. Hp. 34 millim. Type in B. M.
3815. Sauris proboscidaria, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1252; G. § S&S.
no. 3800.
2. Differs from hirudinata in being darker and yellower olive.
Fore wing with the subbasal line further from the base and pro-
minently black; one antemedial line, which is black and angled
below costa and above vein 1; the three postmedial lines black
and irregularly dentate ; two submarginal lines and an irregularly
waved marginal line. Hind wing dark fuscous.
Hab. Nilgiris; Ceylon. Hap, 34 millim.
C. Fore wing of male with a deep incision fringed with long hair
above outer angle; hind tibice with a very large tuft of black
haw from middle ; the tuft from extremity slight.
3816. Sauris nigripalpata, W7k. Cat. xxiv, p. 1252; Hmpsn. Ill. Het.
ax pl: (71, fies Vs (C, &.S. 013799:
$. Olive-brown ; palpiand antenne black. Fore wing irrorated
with silvery scales ; irregularly waved double subbasal and ante-
medial black lines connected by streaks; an oblique striga on
discocellulars ; four curved and dentate postmedial black lines, the
outermost sending streaks along veins 4 and 5 to the submarginal
black line, which is curved from the costa to vein 4, then obso-
lescent and waved; five prominent marginal black spots from apex
to vein 4. Hind wing pale.
2 with broad ante- and postmedial bands formed by black suf-
fusion between the lines; the submarginal line and marginal spots
less prominent on apical half of wing. Hind wing darker.
Hab. Ceylon. Hap. 34 millim.
D. Fore wing of male very ample ; a deep incision fringed with haw
above outer angle, which is distorted and clothed with curved dark
hair on underside ; hind wing with the basal vesicle large ; the
apical part of costa fringed with very long cha; mid tibie
fringed on inner side with very long hair ; hind tibice with tufts
of very long black hair from distal half, the tarsus clothed with
| long hair ; abdomen with paired lateral tufts from base.
3817. Sauris mirabilis, n. sp.
3g. Differs from hirudinata in the postmedial dark line of fore
412 GEOMETRID &.
wing being reduced to patches below costa, beyond lower angle of
cell, and above inner margin, the submarginal dark markings to a
streak below costa and two at middle.
Hab. E. Pegu (Doherty). Eap.40 millim. Type in coll. Elwes.
Genus HYDRELIA. :
Hydrelia, Hiibn. Verz. p. 822 (? 1818). Ta
Agnibesa, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 256 (1888). 3
Autallacta, Warr. P. Z. S. 1898, p. 365.
Type, H. sylvata, Schiff., from Europe.
Range. Nearctic and Palearctic regions; Northern Punjab;
Himalayas; Khasis; Nagas.
Palpi slight and hardly reaching bevond the frons, which is
rounded; antenne cf male ciliated; hind tibize with two pairs of
spurs. Fore wing with vein 3 from near angle of cell; 5 from
middle of discocellulars; 6 from or from above upper angle; 11
anastomosing with 7, 8,9, 10 to form the areole. Hind wing with
vein 3 from near angle of cell; 5 from middle of discocellulars ;
6, 7 stalked; 8 anastomosing with 7 to near end of cell.
Secr. I. (Hydrelia). Both wings with the outer margin
evenly rounded.
A. Hind wing of male not distorted nor clothed with long scales
on underside,
3818. Hydrelia phasma, Buti. A. M. N. H. (5) iv, p. 441.
Acidalia latsaria, Oberth. Et. Ent. xviii, p. 82, pl. iii, fig. 35,
Purplish grey, irrorated with fuscous; the frons dark chocolate.
Fore wing with indistinct waved subbasal line; three waved ante-
medial lines, which almost meet on inner margin, the outermost
with some ferruginous on it; a black cell-speck; three waved
postmedial lines, the middle one with some ferruginous on it; a
waved submarginal line. Hind wing with seven indistinct waved
lines, the basal area without lines; both wings with marginal series
of black strige.
Hab. Japan; Tibet; Sikhim. vp. 24 millim.
3819. Hydrelia rufigrisea, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 364, pl. 32, fig. 6.
g. Pale brownish ochreous. Fore wing with traces of several
waved lines on the basal area, which is suffused with fuscous: an
oblique ochreous medial band, with a black cell-speck and black
streak on median nervure between veins 3 and 4; an oblique rufous
postmedial line becoming medial on hind wing, the area beyond it
suffused with fuscous and with four waved lines; a marginal series
of black specks.
Hab. Sikhim. xp. 30 millim.
HYDRELIA. 413
3820. Hydrelia purpuraria, n. sp.
3. Deep purplish red. Fore wing with traces of brighter red
antemedial band, and both wings with traces of similar postmedial
band. Underside pale. Hind wing with cell-speck, a medial line,
and traces of a postmedial.
Hab. Nagas, 6000 feet (Doherty). Exp. 20 millim. Type in
coll. Elwes.
3821. Hydrelia ochracea, Warr. P. Z. S. 1888, p. 321; id. P. Z. 8.
1893, p. 364, pl. 32, fig. 10; C. & S. no. 3983 A.
Fulvous yellow. Fore wing with indistinct waved subbasal and
medial white lines ; a postmedial line excurved beyond the cell; a
submarginal sinuous maculate line. Hind wing with four indistinct
sinuous lines.
In the Khasi male the postmedial line is double on the fore
wing, broad on hind wing.
Hab. Campbellpur; Khasis, 6000 feet. Exp. 20 millim.
3822. Hydrelia marginipunctata, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 364,
pl. 32, fig. 5.
3. Bright orange-yellow, slightly irrorated with rufous. Fore
wing with seven black spots on costa, and faint traces of antemedial,
medial, and postmedial series of specks ; both wings with a mar-
ginal series.
Hab. Sikhim, 10,000 feet. Zwp. 28 millim.
3823. Hydrelia flavilinea, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 363.
$. Yellow, irrorated with orange and a few fuscous scales ; each
wing with black cell-speck and five indistinct waved orange lines
on outer area.
Hab. Sikhim, 10,000 feet. wp. 28 millim.
3824. Hydrelia bicolorata, Moore, P. Z.S. 1867, p. 642;C. & S.
no. 3972.
Eupithecia ferruginaria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 654; C. & S.
no. 3771.
Hydria undulosata, Moore, Lep. Ath. p. 251; C. § S. no. 3981.
Rufous, slightly irrorated with black; the head, thorax, basal
segment of abdomen, and base of fore wing black. fore wing
with subbasal, antemedial, postmedial, and submarginal waved
yellow scarlet-edged lines, the postmedial line angled on vein 4; a
blackish medial patch from costa to median nervure. Hind wing
with postmedial and indistinct submarginal similar lines; both
wings with marginal series of black specks.
The form wndulosata is orange-red, with numerous waved lines
or series of black specks, the medial area of fore wing often being
suffused with fuscous.
Hab. Dharmsdla; Sikhbim; Khasis; Nagas. dap. 22 millim.
A414 GEOMETRID#.
B. Hind wing of male very much distorted and curled up ; the
underside thickly clothed with long rough scales.
3825. Hydrelia distorta, n. sp.
S$. Rufous, irrorated with fuscous. Fore wing with traces of
antemedial line ; a speck at end of cell; a nearly straight oblique
postmedial line, with traces of a chestnut line beyond it and a dark
patch between veins 3 and 4; submarginal and marginal series of
black specks. Hind wing with indistinct medial line and sub-
marginal and marginal series of black specks; coarse red hair
below the cell and on vein 4, and a fuscous patch on outer area
below vein 2.
Hab, Nagas, 3000 feet (Doherty). Exp. 26 millim. Type in
coll. Elwes.
Sect. If. (Autallacia). Fore wing with the outer margin slightly
angled at vein 4; hind wing with it more prominently angled.
3826. Hydrelia subobliquaria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 644; 0. & S.
no. 3994,
Noreia sericea, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 225; td. Ill. Het. vi,
pl. 119, fig. 8; C. & S. no. 3238.
3. Violaceous pinkish grey; frons rufous. Fore wing with
three orange antemedial lines
angled on subcostal and median
nervures; a speck at end of
cell; an oblique postmedial
s band from costa of fore wing
iS) before apex to middle of inner
A margin of hind wing, and with
fuscous turning to rufous and
then orange on its outer edge ;
a waved submarginal orange
line angled below vein 4 of hind wing; a marginal series of black
specks. Underside pale.
Q. Dark rufous brown, suffused with fuscous; the lines and
band dark rufous, the band less oblique on fore wing.
Hab. Sikhim. Hap. 34 millim.
Fig. 192.
Hydrelia subobliquaria, S. }.
3827. Hydrelia rhodoptera, n. sp.
Pink, slightly suffused with grey and fuscous. Fore wing with
black cell-speck and traces of antemedial, medial, postmedial, and
submarginal pink lines most prominent at costa. Hind wing with
traces of medial line and two postmedial series of specks.
Hab. Sikhim (Elwes). Hap. 32 millim. Type in coll. Elwes.
3828. Hydrelia lineata, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 365.
3g. Yellowish white, irrorated with rufous. Fore wing with
subbasal and two antemedial slightly curved orange lines; both
HY DRELIA.—VENUSIA. 415
wines with a straight oblique medial orange line ; outer area with
three waved orange lines, and the veins streaked with orange.
Hab. Sikhim. Hap. 28 millim.
Seor. III. (Agnibesa). Fore wing with the outer margin rounded ;
hind wing with it strongly crenulate.
3829. Hydrelia plumbeolineata, n. sp.
Head and thorax olive-brown; antenne ringed with white;
abdomen white. Fore wing white, with large olive-brown patch
on basal half of costa, crossed by five ill-defined bands of silvery
scales ; a postmedial brown band, fulvous on the inner side, and
with a sinuous silvery line on it; three diffused sinuous fuscous
lines on outer area. Hind wing white, with two medial, one post-
medial, and a submarginal pale fuscous sinuous band.
Hab. Sikhim. Exp. 40 milim. Type in B. M.
3830. Hydrelia pictaria, Moore, P. Z. 8. 1867, p. 645; C. § S. no. 3999.
$. Differs from plumbeolineata in the fore wing being suffused
with pale lemon-yellow; the olive-brown patch only extending to
middle of cell ; a black speck at end of cell, and indistinct curved
olive-brown medial band ; a large white patch on the postmedial
band at veins 3, 4, forming an ocellate mark ; a single submarginal
line modified into three black lunules towards costa.
Hab. Sikhim. Exp. 32 millim.
3831. Hydrelia recurvilineata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 256; C. & S.
no. 4000.
Pure silvery white. Fore wing with sinuous curved subbasal
black line ; two highly curved antemedial lines ; a speck at end of
cell; a medial line excurved, and with an orange patch on it
beyond cell; two sinuous postmedial lines, the inner from costa
to vein 3 orange, the outer orange with black spots; a maculate
black submarginal line slightly angled and double near apex.
Hind wing with black speck at end of cell; fuscous medial, post-
medial, and submarginal sinuous bands.
Hab. Sikhim. vp. 36 millim.
Genus VENUSIA. i ae
Venusia, Curtis, Brit. Ent. vi, pl. 759 (1839).
Type, V. cambrica, Curtis, from the United States and Europe.
Range. Nearctic and Palearctic regions ; Himalayas.
Palpi slight, fringed with hair below and hardly reaching beyond
the frons, which is rounded ; hind tibie with two pairs of spurs.
Fore wing with vein 3 from before angle of cell; 5 from above
middle of discocellulars ; 6 from well above upper angle; 11 anas-
tomosing with 7, 8,9, 10 to form the areole. Hind wing with
vein 3 from before angle of cell; 5 from below middle of disco-
416 GEOMETRID®.
cellulars, which are angled; 6, 7 stalked; 8 anastomosing with 7
to near end of cell. 3
In the typical section the antenne of male are bipectinated with
short branches.
Sncr. II. Antenne of male minutely serrate and fasciculate.
3832. Venusia sikkimensis, Elwes, P. Z. S. 1893, p. 365.
Pinkish grey ; abdomen with some fuscous on basal segment.
Fore wing with a curved subbasal line; four slightly waved lines
on antemedial area, which is
pinkish; a speck at end of cell;
a postmedial sinuous series of
specks; the outer area pink,
with five sinuous lines on it,
and some fuscous on veins 3 and
pos 4; a marginal series of dark
Venusia Sis Gu. wus specks. Hind wing white, with
speck at» end of cell; a medial
line, and three waved lines on outer area, often almost obsolete ;
a marginal series of specks. Underside whitish ; both wings with
cell-speck ; postmedial line and two indistinct lines on outer area.
Hab. Sikhim, 10,000 feet. Hap. 54 millim.
3833. Venusia lilacina, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 364, pl. 32, fig. 4.
Differs from sikkimensis in having no pink suffusion on ante-
medial and outer areas of fore wing; the subbasal and four ante-
medial lines less prominent; the cell-speck almost obsolete; the
1st postmedial line prominent from costa to vein 4, where it is
angled, and has slight orange suffusion beyond it ; the other three
lines of outer area obsolescent and waved. Abdomen with no
fuscous at base.
Hab. Sikhim, 10,000 feet. Hap. 30 millim.
3834. Venusia obliquisigna, Moore, Lep. Ath. p. 278; C. § S. no. 3863.
g. Greyish white, slightly irrorated with fuscous; the frons
rufous. Fore wing with waved subbasal line, followed by three
less distinct lines ; a double waved antemedial line, the outer line
black, with a prominent oblique black line on it from costa to lower
angle of cell, and sending a tooth in interno-median interspace to
the 3rd and most prominent of the four waved postmedial lines,
which are produced to angles below veins 3 and 4, this 3rd line
being prominently black from costa to vein 3, and with a large
bright chestnut patch beyond its costal half extending almost to the
outer margin; three waved submarginal lmes bent out almost to
the margin between veins 2 and 4. Hind wing whiter, with in-
distinct waved postmedial liae and three submarginal lines.
Hab. Sikbim. wp. 26 millim.
VENUSIA.—ASTHENA. ALT
3835. Venusia dharmsale, Bul. P. Z. 8.1883, p. 169; C. § Sino. 8551..
Rufous, irrorated with fuscous; frons chestnut. Fore wing
with about six indistinct fuscous lines more or less reduced to
specks ; indistinct ante- and postmedial narrow ferruginous bands.
Hind wing with traces of three fuscous lines and a narrow medial.
ferruginous band.
Hab. Kulu; Dharmsala. xp. 30 millim.
Oy lates
Genus ASTHENA. LU)
Asthena, Hiibn. Verz. p. 310 (? 1818).
~ Pseudostegania, Butl. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1881, p. 416.
Laciniodes, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 393 (1894).
/ Laciniodes, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 188.
Type, A. candidata, Schiff., from Europe.
Range. Nearctic and Palearctic regions ; Japan ; Himalayas.
Palpi clothed with scales and reaching just beyond the frons,.
which is rounded ; hind tibie with two pairs of spurs. Fore wing
with vein 3 from near angle of cell; 5 from middle of disco-
cellulars ; 6 from upper angle ; 10 anastomosing with 11, and then
with 8,9 to form the double areole. Hind wing with vein 3 from
near angle of cell; 5 from above middle of discocellulars, which
are oblique ; 6, 7 stalked ; 8 anastomosing with 7 to just beyond.
middle of cell.
In the typical section the antenne of male are serrate and.
fasciculated.
Szor, IT. (Laciniodes). Antenne of male thickened and ciliated.
3836. Asthena plurilinearia, Moore, P. Z. 8. 1867, p. 645; C. & S..
no. 3996. i:
~ Acidalia unistirpis, Butl. Ill. Het. ii, p. 51, pl. 37, fig. 7. &
Ochreous ; the palpi, frons, vertex of head, and collar. banded.
with black. Fore wing with numerous waved dark lines; a dark
patch on base of costa; a curved
subbasal line; an antemedial
line angled below costa; a black
spot at end of cell; a postmedial
line angled on vein 4; two of
the waved lines on outer area
prominent, with a series of white
Fig. 194. spots beyond them, those be-
Asthena plurilinearia, $. 1. tween the costa and vein 4 being
on a dark patch; a marginal
dark line. Hind wing with waved lines ; a subbasal straight line ;
cell-speck ; medial line excurved at lower angle of cell; two waved
postmedial lines with series of white spots beyond them; a dark
marginal line.
Hab. Japan; N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim; KhAsis, Exp., 3 34,
2 40 millim.
VOL. III. 25
ANS lie GEOMETRID&.
VA
3837. Asthena albosignata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 253; C. & S. no. 3918.
3. Very pale red-brown. Fore wing with very numerous in-
distinct dark waved lines which form dark specks on the veins and
leave a whitish space at lower angle of cell; antemedial, post-
medial, and submarginal indistinct chestnut lines. Hind wing
with the ground-colour whiter ; two indistinct antemedial lines ;
two more prominent medial lines and two submarginal, which form
dark spots on the veins and have some chestnut on them.
Hab. Sikhim. ap. 30 millim.
Genus POLYNESIA. (jy
Polynesia, Warr., Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p. 4.
Placotome, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 395 (1894).
Type, P. sunandava, W1k.
Range. Sikhim; Khasis; Travancore ; Ceylon; Andamans.
Palpi slender, obliquely upturned, and reaching vertex of head ;
antenne of male minutely ciliated; hind tibiew of male with a
terminal pair of small spurs; female with two pairs of spurs.
Fore wing with vein 3 from close to angle of cell; 6 from or from
above angle of cell; 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 stalked from upper angle, or
with a minute areole at their base. Hind wing with the outer
margin produced to points at veins 7 and 4; the cell very short;
veins 3, 4 and 6, 7 on long stalks; 5 from above middle of
discocellulars ; 8 from close to end of cell, then much curved.
Sxcr. I. (Polynesia). Fore wing with the apex not truncate.
3838. ‘Polynesia sunandava, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 657 ; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
iii, pl. 200, fig. 4; C. & S. no. 3985.
Cambogia eriferata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1588.
Bright yellow; the head marked with rufous; shaft of an-
tenne white; tegule with
rufous patches irrorated with
silvery scales; wings with
rufous-edged silver spots in
very ill-defined series, those
below the costa of fore wing
forming a very ill-defined
fascia.
Hab. Sikhim ; Travancore ;
Fig. 195.
Polynesia sunandava, §. 4.
‘Ceylon; Andamans. wp. 26 millim.
Szor, II. (Placotome). Fore wing with the apex truncate, a large
portion being cut off; a small tuft from the costa, where the
truncation begins.
3839. Polynesia truncapex, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p. 5.
Differs from sunandava in being rather paler yellow; the spots
rather darker and more scattered.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Zevp. 32 millim.
CAMBOGIA, 419
mt Genus CAMBOGIA.
ak Cambogia, Guen..Phal. i, p. 481 (1857).
~—“Pseudasthena, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 450 (1887).
_-~*Bardanes, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 251 (1888).
Anthyria, Warr., Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p. 2.
——TPsilocambogia, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 151 (1893).
Chalyboclydon, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 366.
~—Acolutha, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 393 (1894).
Type, C. heliodaria, Guen., from 8. America.
Range. S. America; throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma.
Differs from Polynesia in the palpi being short and porrect;
hind tibie of male with two pairs of spurs; hind wing with the
outer margin usually rounded; veins 3, 4 and 6, 7 from angles of
cell or shortly stalked.
Sscr. I. (Psilocambogia). Antenne of male ciliated.
A. Hind wing with veins 3 and 4 stalked.
3840. Cambogia dissimilis, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 450, pl. 199, fig. 7 ;
C. & S. no. 3967.
Differs from Polynesia sunandava in there being hardly any
trace of silver except on the subcostal fascia of fore wing; the
rufous spots replaced by ill-defined antemedial, postmedial, and
submarginal lines and a few scattered specks.
Hab. Ceylon. Exp. 20 millim.
B. Hind wing with veins 3 and 4 from angle of cell.
3841. Cambogia memorata, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 657 ; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
_» iii, pl. 199, fig. 8; C. § S. no. 8970.
Anisodes rapistriaria, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1890, p. 210, pl. 7,
fie. 9.
Bright yellow; the frons chestnut; head, thorax, and abdomen
spotted with crimson; wings with a speck at end of cell, and about
eleven waved lines composed of minute crimson lunules.
Some specimens have three of the medial lines of each wing dark
and two dark submarginal marks on fore wing.
Hab. Sikhim ; Khasis; Nagas; Ceylon; Moulmein; Rangoon;
Borneo. Lap. 22 millim.
3842. Cambogia pluristrigata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 643; C.$ 8
no. 3979.
Cinnamon-brown, with bright yellow markings. Fore wing with
subbasal yellow line; ante- and postmedial narrow bands, with two
waved lines and some specks between them, and traces of two
waved lines between the former and the subbasal line; traces of a
i ae
420 GEOMETRID A.
waved submarginal line. Hind wing with three irregular lines on
basal area; a narrow oblique antemedial band with a series of
specks beyond it; a curved sinuous submarginal line; cilia of both
wings yellow, with brown patches.
Hab. Sikhim. Hay. 22 millim.
3843. ‘Cambogia marginata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1898, p. 366.
¢. Head and thorax dark brown; a white band on vertex of
head and base of shaft of antenne; abdomen and wings pale
rufous. Fore wing with the costa dark brown, suffused with leaden
grey, and extending into the base of the cell ; a sinuous grey medial
line with brown suffusion on each side of it ; a brown band across
apex ; the margin brown, with some grey suffusion on it. Hind
wing with traces of three waved lines on medial area; the margin
dark brown, suffused with leaden grey.
Hab. Sikhim; Momeit, Burma. Exp. 26 millim.
Secor. II. (Acolutha). Antenne of male with fascicles of long cilia ;
hind wing with the outer margin produced to points at the
veins ; veins 3, 4 stalked.
3844, Cambogia pulchella, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 124, pl. 153, fig. 22.
Head and collar rufous; thorax and abdomen purplish grey.
Fore wing with the basal two-thirds rufous on costal area, semi-
hyaline yellow on inner area, and covered by traces of some five
fuscous bands ; a black spot at end of cell; a double dark post-
medial line angled below costa, where there is some white on and
beyond it, the area beyond it purplish grey, rufous at apex, and
with traces of a submarginal line. Hind wing purplish grey, with
traces of some five darker bands; a black speck at end cf cell and
yellow antemedial line.
The Sikhim specimen has the inner basal area of fore wing
yellow.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Nilgiris. vp. 26 millim.
3845. Cambogia pictaria, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 267; C. & S. no. 3791.
White. Fore wing with rufous suffusion on the costal half and
bright yellow on the inner half; crossed by five waved rufous
lines, which become bright yellow between vein 1 and the cell and
vein 4; a black speck at end of cell; a waved line close to the
margin. Hind wing with five pale yellowish waved lines; a black
speck at end of cell.
The Ceylon form has the hind wing suffused with yellow.
Hab. Sikhim; Khdsis; Ceylon. Hap. 26 millim.
CAMBOGIA. AD).
Sucr. III. (Bardanes). Antenne of male serrate. Fore wing with
a large costal fold on upperside for three-fourths its length,
ending in a rounded knob, the subcostal neuration being some-
what distorted ; hind wing with the outer margin rounded ;
veins 3, 4 and 6, 7 stalked.
3846. Cambogia plicata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 251, pl. 8, fig. 22; C58.
no. 3983.
3. Orange-yellow ; head, thorax, and abdomen suffused with
red. Fore wing with the costa purplish red ; numerous ill-defined
waved red lines on basal area; the outer half with four or five
interrupted waved red lines, ef which the inner three are strongest
and conjoined in places. Hind wing with two subbasal red lines
and five waved red lines on outer half.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Eup. 24 millim.
Srcr. IV. (Cambogia). Antenne in both sexes bipectinated with
long branches to two-thirds length; hind wing with outer
margin rounded ; veins 3, 4 stalked.
ce
3847. Cambogia lunulosa, Moore. Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 450, pl. 200,
figs. 5, 5a; C. & S. no. 3969.
Pseudasthena ochracea, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 395.
Differs from memorata in the vertex of head being chestnut as
well as the frons; the shaft of antenne white; collar crimson.
Fore wing with a subcostal crimson fascia ; both wings with many
of the waved lines obsolescent, and medial and postmedial lines
more developed ; an ill-defined marginal crimson band, with a
purplish-silvery patch at outer angle.
The form ochracea has a diffused fuscous medial band and fuscous
patches on the margin of fore wing; hind wing with the mark at
anal angle developed into an oblique line.
Hab. Khasis; Ceylon. wp. 22-26 millim.
3848. Cambogia grataria, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 663; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
__ iti, pl. 200, fig. 3; C. & S. no. 3968.
' Acidalia pallicinctaria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1612.
Crimson, suffused with purplish fuscous, except on disk of hind
wing; both wings with nume-
rous minutely waved lines; some
bright yellow between two of
the postmedial waved lines,
coming out as a prominent
patch beyond the cell of fore
wing; the margin and _ cilia
bright yellow, intersected by
crimson at the angle of each
wing. Underside pale.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Rangoon; Poona; Mahableshwar ;
Ceylon. Exp. 22-24 millim.
Fig. 196.
Cambogia grataria, G. }.
422 GEOMETRIDA.
' Genus HASTINA.
Hastina, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 260 (1888).
Type, H. ceruleolineata, Moore.
Range. Japan; Sikhim.
Palpi minute and hardiy reaching beyond the frons; antenne
simple ; hind tibiee with two pairs of spurs. Fore wing with the
apex falcate; the outer margin excised from apex to vein 4, where
it is much excurved; 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 stalked, and 11 anastomosing
strongly with them to form the areole. Hind wing with the
margin crenulate ; vein 5 from middle of discocellulars; 6, 7 stalked.
Szcr. I, Both wings with vein 3 from the cell; hind wing with
the margin produced to points at veins 4 and 6, and deeply
excised between those points.
3849. Hastina ceruleolineata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 260; C. & S.
GZ no. 3071.
Dark red-brown, suffused with
purplish grey ; both wings with some
bright blue scales on basal and
outer areas ; waved ante- and post-
medial dark and bright blue lines,
the latter excurved between veins 2
Fig. 197. and 4 of each wing.
Hastina ceruleolineata, 3. 1. Hab. Sikhim. ap. 22 millim.
3850. Hastina ornata, Moore, P. Z. 8. 1867, p. 643; C. § S. no. 3978.
3. Dark grey. Fore wing with broad yellow antemedial band
narrowing below the cell, with waved edges and with indistinct
waved scarlet lines on it; a very irregular postmedial yellow band
with scarlet edges, widest at costa, expanding again at middle and
very narrow towards inner margin. Hind wing with some scarlet
at base; a scarlet and yellow postmedial sinuous band obsolescent
towards costa; traces of four waved dark lines.
Hab. Sikhim. Hap, 26 millim.
Sect. II. Both wings with veins 3, 4 stalked ; hind wing with the
marein produced to long points at the veins.
3851. Hastina gemmifera, Moore, P. Z. 8. 1867, p. 644; C. & S.
no, 3951.
3. Head, thorax, and Ist segment of abdomen black-brown,
izrorated with silvery scales; abdomen ochreous, with white seg-
mental lines, the extremity brown. Fore wing dark brown, irro-
rated with silver ; the apical area white ; a crimson medial band
widest at vein 4 and inner margin ; a submarginal series of white
specks, situated on a diffused brown band on the apical white area,
HASTINA.—-STERRHA. 493
which has also some brown strige on the margin. Hind wing
with the basal half ochreous ; a postmedial diffused brown band,
with white and silver band on it; the outer area white, with a
marginal series of brown lunules. Underside with the basal half
of fore wing brown; a brown postmedial band to each wing.
Hab, Sikhim. EZwp. 24 millin.
“ Genus STAMNODES.
Stamnodes, Gwen. Phal. ii, p. 515 (1857).
Type, S. pawperaria, Eversm., from Central Asia.
Range. N. America; Altai; N.W. Himalayas.
Palpi slight and porrect; antenne of male slightly thickened
and flattened ; hind tibize with two pairs of spurs. Fore wing
with vein 3 from close to angle of cell; 6 from above angle of
cell; 7 from beyond the areole; 10 anastomosing with 11, and
then with 7, 8,9 to form the double areole. Hind wing with
vein 3 from before angle of cell; 5 from above angle; the disco-
cellulars angled and veins 6, 7 stalked.
3852. Stamnodes pamphilata, Feld. Reis. Nov. pl. 182, fig. 34; 0. § 8.
no, 5885.
Fulvous orange ; head, thorax, abdomen, and basal area of both
wings suffused with fuscous. Fore wing with the costa fuscous,
with four white spots on it;
an oblique triangular fuscous
postmedial patch from costa
extending to vein 4; the apical
area fuscous, narrowing to
outer angle. Hind wing with
the margin narrowly fuscous ;
cilia of both wings chequered
Fig. 198. ‘ white and fuscous. Underside
Stamnodes pamphilata, 3. }. Sich thes hacceaee tance wing
suffused with fuscous ; the dark markings and the whole of hind
wing brown, grizzled with white.
Hub. Kulu; Thundidni; Dharmsdla. Luwp., $ 34, 2 42 millim.
) Genus STERRHA.
“Stervha, Herr.-Schiffer, Eur. Schmett. iii, p. 108 (1847) (nee Huibn.)
Pseudosterrha, Warr. P. Z. S. 1888, p. 324.
Rhodometra, Mey. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p. 75.
Type, S. sacraria, Linn.
Range. Europe; Africa; the N.W. Himalayas, Khdsis, and
throughout the plains of India.
Palpi porrect, the 2nd joint roughly scaled, the 3rd minute;
antenne of male bipectinated to three-fourths length; hind tibiz
with two pairs of spurs. Fore wing with vein 3 from before
494 GEOMETRID&.
angle of cell; 7, 8, 9 stalked; 10 given off from 11, and anasto-
mosing with 8, 9 to form the areole. Hind wing with vein 3 from
before angle of cell; 6, 7 stalked.
Srcr. I. Fore wing of moderate breadth.
3853. Sterrha sacraria, Linn. Syst. Nat. i, 2, p. 863; C. & S. no. 3663.
‘Phalena labda, Cram. Pap. Exot. ii, p. 129, pl. 181, fig. D.
/Geometra sanguinaria, Lisp. Schmett. Eur, v, p. 173, pl. 80,
figs. 10, 11. |
Straw-yellow. Fore wing with costal fascia from base to near
middle and band from apex to
middle of inner margin, in sacraria
brownish, in /abda bright crimson.
Hind wing pure white.
Hab. Throughout Europe and
Africa; the N.W. Himalayas,
Khasis, and plains of India. Hyp.
Fig. 199.—Sterrha sacraria,$. 4. 24-30 millim.
Secr. II. Fore wing narrower.
3854, Sterrha paulula, Swink. P. Z. S. 1886, p. 456, pl. 41, fig. 7;
C. & 8. no. 8662.
“Pseudosterrha ochrea, Warr. P. Z. S. 1888, p. 324; C. & S.
no. 3663 A.
Ochreous. Fore wing with a slightly curved reddish line from
apex to middle of inner margin; traces of a submarginal line.
Hind wing whiter.
Hab. Campbellpur; Mhow. Exp., ¢ 18, 2 22 millim.
’ Genus LYCAUGIDIA, nov.
Type, Z. atbata, Swinh.
Range. Sind.
Palpi minute; antenne of male bipectinated to two-thirds
length; hind tibize with one pair of spurs; wings long and narrow,
the apices rounded. Fore wing with the outer margin very
oblique; vein 3 from close to angle of cell; 5 from middle of
discocellulars ; 6 from upper angle; 10 anastomosing with 11, and
then with 8, 9 to form the double areole. Hind wing long and
narrow ; vein 3 from before angle of cell; 5 from middle of disco-
cellulars ; 6, 7 stalked ; 8 anastomosing with 7 to beyond middle
of cell.
3855. Lycaugidia albata, Swinh. P. Z. S. 1885, p. 862, pl. 56, fig. 5.
$- Brownish white, uniformly irrorated with fuscous; the
vertex of head white. Fore wing with two indistinct obliquely
curved submarginal lines.
Hab. Karachi. Ep. 22 millim.
ACIDALIIN &.
425
Subfamily ACIDALIIN A.
Palpi usually slender, and hardly reaching beyond the frons.
Fore wing with vein 5 from the middle of discccellulars or rarely
from just above the middle; vein 10 stalked with 7, 8,9; a single,
or more rarely a double, areole being usually present. Hind wing
with vein 5 fully developed, usually from the middle of disco-
cellulars, rarely from just above the middle; 8 bent down and
touching the cell near base, then rapidly diverging.
Key to the Genera.
A. Palpi slender, porrect, and hardly reaching
beyond the frons.
a, Hind wing with vein 5 from below middle
of discocellulars, which are angled; fore
wing with vein 1] anastomosing slightly
with 8, 9, 10 to form the areole
6, Hind wing with vein 5 from or from above
middle of discocellulars, which are
straight.
a’, Fore wing with no areole, veins 7, 8, 9,
BORO stall eel 7o 805 ere ar ced Aka sier teil
b'. Fore wing with a single areole.
a’, Hind wing with veins 6, 7 stalked..
6?. Hind wing with veins 6, 7 from the
cell.
a®, Hind wing with the outer margin
not produced to a point at vein+t.
a*. Fore wing with vein 11 anasto-
mosing strongly with 8,9, 10
to form the areole ..........
b+, Fore wing with vein 11 anasto-
mosing slightly with 8, 9, 10
to form the areole.
a>. Both wings with vein 5 from
the middle of discocellulars .
6°. Both wings with vein 5 from
above the middle of disco-
cellulars.
a°. Hind wing with the outer
margin evenly rounded ..
6°. Hind wing with the outer
margin crenulate and ex-
e@oeevee
cised between veins 6 and 4. 11.
6°, Hind wing with the outer margin
produced to a point at vein 4
c’. Fore wing with vein 10 anastomosing
with 11, and then with 8, 9 to form a
double areole.
a*, Hind wing with veins 6, 7 from cell.
a’. Both wings with vein 5 from
middle of discocellulars
L010;
[p. 426.
. EUPITHECIDIA,
[p ° 443,
. CHRYSOCRASPEDA,
. ACIDALIA, p. 486.
. EpHyRa, p. 445.
. CRASPEDIA, p. 426.
. PROBLEPSIS, p. 466.
TrRYGODES, p. 460.
TIMANDRA, p. 458.
[p. 452.
. ERYTHROLOPHUS,
426 GEOMETRID A.
6°. Both wings with vein 5 from above
middle of discocellulars........ 13. SomaTINa, p. 463.
6?, Hind wing with veins 6, 7 stalked... 9, RHoDOSTROPHIA,
B. Palpi with the 2nd joint oblique and reaching [p. 455.
beyond the frons; the 5rd long and porrect.
a. Fore wing with vein 10 anastomosing with
11 and then with 8,9 to form the double
areole; antennz of male serrate and
fascicullate iii. 5.4.1. Wnken ne cee ee 7. OnGANOPODA, p.451.
6. Fore wing with veins 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 stalked,
often with a small areole at their base ;
antennee of male bipectinate .......... 6. ANISODES, p. 446.
Genus EUPITHECIDIA, nov.
Type, #. variegata, Hinpsn.
Range. Nilgiris.
Palpi minute, and hardly reaching the frons; antenne of male
with long bristles and fascicles of cilia; hind legs slender, the
tibiz short and without spurs. Fore wing with the costa highly
arched towards apex ; vein 3 from before angle of cell; 7, 8,9, 10
stalked, 11 anastomosing slightly with them to form the areole.
Hind wing with the outer margin very much excurved towards
apex ; the inner margin very short; vein 3 from before angle of
cell; the discocellulars angled, vein 5 being given off below the
angle; veins 6, 7 stalked.
3856. Rupnecitte variegata, Himpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 117, pl. 152,
o, 24,
Pale ochreous brown, irrorated with fuscous; frons black;
abdomen with paired series of dorsal black spots. Fore wing with
antemedial, medial,and postmedial series of black specks, largest at
costa, the last with a maculate band beyond it from vein 4 to inner
margin; traces of a submarginal line. Hind wing with medial
and curved postmedial series of specks; both wings with pro-
minent series of marginal black spots. ‘The basal half of fore wing
and outer area of both wings are often suffused with black.
Hab. Nilgiri plateau. vp. 28 millim.
Genus CRASPEDIA.
Craspedia, Hiibn. Verz. p. 312 (? 1818).
Lycauges, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) iv, p. 373 (1879).
Trichoclada, Meyr., Trans. Ent. Soc. 1886, p. 208.
Runeca, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 252 (1888).
Type, C. ornata, Scop., from Europe.
ftange. Universally distributed.
Palpi reaching beyond the frons, the 3rd joint minute ; antennez
of male fasciculated ; hind legs of male usually much reduced, the
tibie dilated with a fold containing a tuft of long hair and without
spurs. ore wing with vein 3 from before angle of cell; 7, 8, 9, 10
CRASPEDIA, 42°7
stalked from before upper angle, 11 anastomosing shortly with
them to form the areole. Hind wing with vein 3 from before
angle of cell; 6, 7 from upper angle.
Sror. I. Hind legs of male reduced ; the tibiz dilated with a fold
and tuft of long hair from base, and fringed with scales on
outer side.
A. Hind wing with the outer margin more or less
angled at ven 4.
3857. regi mecysma, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 179.
3. Dark leaden grey. Fore wing with oblique ante- and post-
medial lines, discocellular striga, and curved submarginal line.
Hind wing with oblique sinuous antemedial line, discocellular
striga, and curved postmedial line. Underside paler, with post-
medial and submarginal lines on fore wing, medial and postmedial
on hind wing.
Hab, Khasis. Exp. 24 millim.
3858. Craspedia moorei, C. § S. p. 532, no. 3571.
¥ Anisodes similaria, Moore, P. Z. 8. 1867, p. 641 (mec Wik.);
Waterh, Aid, pl. 151, fig. 2; C. § S. no. 8959.
Pinkish grey, irrorated with fuscous ; frons black; the tibial
tuft pale ; the vertex of head white. Fore wing with indistinct
antemedial and medial double curved lines; a dentate postmedial
line, more prominent and with orange patches on it above middle
and inner margin. Hind wing with traces of waved medial line ;
a black cell-speck ; minutely dentate postmedial line, with fulvous
patch above middle; both wings with marginal series of dark
specks.
Hab.,Mussooree. Fvp. 38 millim.
3359. Craspedia extimaria, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 782.
Craspedia stigmata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 253; C. & S. no. 3960.
Differs from moorez in being ochreous, with slight fuscous irro-
ration ; the tibial tuft black ; the patches beyond the postmedial
line of fore wing dark rufous; no patch on hind wing; the mar-
ginal specks prominent.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim; Sylhet; Nagas. Hep. 36
millim.
3860. Craspedia opsinaria, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p. 15.
¢. Differs from moorei in being slightly more ochreous in tone;
the medial line of both wings more prominent ; no patches beyond
the postmedial line.
Hab. Khasis. Exp. 36 millim.
3861. Craspedia walkeri, Buti. P. Z. S. 1883, p. 170; C. § S.
no. 5952.
/ Acidalia extimaria, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 794; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
iil, pl. 204, fig. 5 (preeocc.).
428 GEOMETRID&A.
¢. Differs from ewtimaria in the antenne of male having the
serrations minute and the fascicles of cilia longer; colour ochreous
grey, more irrorated with fuscous; the medial line diffused, and
on hind wing embracing the cell-spot; the patches beyond the
postmedial line replaced by black marks.
2. More irrorated with fuscous, often prominently so, and with
the lines diffused and prominent.
Hab. Nilgiris; Ceylon; Khasis; Shén States. Hap. 34 millim.
3862. Craspedia fluidaria, Swink. P. Z. 8. 1885, p. 856, pl. 56, fig. 10;
C. § S. no. 3552.
2. Dull ochreous grey, irrorated with fuscous. Fore wing
with curved antemedial line ; both wings with waved medial line,
with a large diffused dark mark at end of cell; a minutely dentate
postmedial line, with a maculate fuscous band beyond it; a series
of short submarginal dark streaks on diffused spots; a marginal
series of black specks.
Hab. Karachi; Poona. Exp, 24 millim.
3863. Craspedia atriceps, n. sp.
Greyish white, with slight fuscous irroration; the frons black ;
antenne and collar ochreous. Fore wing with the costa tinged
with ochreous ; an obliquely waved antemedial fuscous line ; both
wings with indistinct cell-speck; an oblique line, which is post-
medial on fore wing and becomes antemedial on hind wing; a
crenulate submarginal line, with a conjoined series of fuscous spots
beyond it, and another indistinct series near the margin; a mar-
ginal series of specks.
Hab. Simla (Harford). Eap. 34 millim. Type in B. M.
3864. Craspedia eulomata, Snell. Tijd. v. Ent. xx, p. 42, pl. 3, fig. 21.
Lycauges annularia, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1890, p. 214, pl. 7,
fio. 18.
¢. Brownish ochreous, irrorated with fuscous ; the frons black;
abdomen with dorsal black spots. Fore wing with three obliquely
placed black specks on discocellulars, base of vein 2, and on vein 1 ;
an oblique diffused fuscous postmedial shade from a black speck
on vein 5 to inner margin; submarginal and marginal series of
black specks. Hind wing with diffused antemedial shade ; black
annulus at end of cell in the Burmese form annularia, reduced to
a speck in the typical form; three waved fuscous submarginal
lines and a marginal series of black specks.
Hab. Nagas; Rangoon; Tenasserim; Java. Hwp. 22 millim.
3865. Craspedia nictata, Guen. Phal.i, p. 506; C. & S. no. 3943.
_Acidalia ligataria, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 748; Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix,
pl. 169, fig. 19; C. & S. no. 3939.
Ochreous white; the frons fuscous. Fore wing with a disco-
cellular speck ; indistinct obliquely waved fuscous antemedial and
CRASPEDIA, 429
medial lines, the latter on hind wing embracing the black disco-
cellular spot; both wings with waved postmedial line, with
fuscous marks beyond it above middle of fore wing and above
inner margin of each wing; a submarginal series of fuscous marks;
a marginal series of black specks.
Hab. Formosa; Moulmein; Rangoon; Ganjam ; Bombay ;
Nilgiris; Ceylon. xp. 24 millim.
3866. Craspedia addictaria, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 749; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
ii, pl. 201, figs. 3,4; C. & S. no. 3953.
Acidalia metaspilaria, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 793; C. § S. no. 3940.
Idea grandicularia, Swink. P. Z. S. 1885, p. 858, pl. 56, fig. 11;
C. & S. no. 3932.
Ochreous white, bright ochreous, or in the form grandicularia
erey suffused with fuscous. Differs from nictata in the post-
medial line of fore wing being sinuous and much excurved below
costa instead of minutely waved ; the patches bright rufous, and
the submarginal markings blue-grey.
Hab. Simla; Khasis; Poona; Nilgiris; Ceylon; Burma. Eup.
22-26 millim.
3867. Craspedia idearia, Swink. P. Z. S. 1885, p. 857, pl. 56, fic. 15;
C. & S. no. 3934,
Ochreous white. Differs from addictaria in having no rufous
patches beyond the postmedial line of fore wing; the blue-grey
submarginal markings prominent in female, obsolescent in male.
Hab. Mhow; Poona. Ep. 22 millim.
3868. Craspedia linearis, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 123, pl. 153, fig. 13.
Bright ochreous. Differs from addictaria in the postmedial line
of fore wing being slightly waved below the costa, and with no
rufous patches beyond it; the outer area of both wings pale
fuscous, with a waved submarginal ochreous line and no grey
markings.
Hab. Sikhim; Bhutan; Nilgiris. vp. 30 millim.
3869. Craspedia modesta, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 471, pl. 204, fio. 6;
C. & S. no. 3624,
pee latimarginaria, Hmpsn, Ill. Het. viii, p. 123, pl. 153,
2. 6.
Whitish, suffused with brownish fuscous. Fore wing with
almost straight oblique antemedial line; both wings with oblique
straight medial line, with an indistinct diffused fuscous cell-spot
inside it on fore wing and prominent brown cell-speck beyond it
on hind wing; a nearly straight postmedial line, the area beyond
it more suffused with brownish fuscous, sometimes with pale sub-
marginal patches; a dark marginal line.
Hab. Nilgiris; Ceylon. Zp. 30 millim.
430 GEOMETRIDA.
3870. Craspedia albomaculata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 253; C. & S.
no. 3917.
6. Pale ochreous, irrorated with fuscous; frons black; vertex
of head and first segment of abdomen white; both wings with
black cell-speck ; an oblique fuscous line from beyond cell of fore
wing to inner margin of hind wing before middle ; a submarginal
series of prominent white spots somewhat curved on hind wing.
Hab. Sikhim. Hap. 32 millim.
3871. Craspedia celebraria, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p.794; C. § S.no. 3924,
Silvery white ; the frons fuscous; abdomen ringed with fus-
cous. Both wings with oblique medial band of diffused fuscous
scales ; a black cell-speck ; a dentate postmedial line with series
of indistinct spots beyond it, and another series just inside the
margin; a marginal series of black strie; fore wing with the
costa fulvous.
Hab. Nilgiri plateau. Hap. 30 millim.
B. Hind wing with the outer margin slightly erenulate,
and excised between veins 4 and 6.
3872. Craspedia deliciosaria, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 791; Moore, Lep.
Ceyl. iil, pl. 201, fig. 7; C. & S. no. 3954.
Pure white ; the frons and palpi fuscous; abdomen ringed with
fuscous. Fore wing with indistinct waved antemedial line; an
oblique waved medial line which on hind wing becomes antemedial
and has a black speck beyond it ; a prominent crenulate postmedial
line angled below costa of each wing, and with a series of fuscous
spots beyond it developed into fuscous-brown patches above
middle of fore wing and towards inner margin of each wing; a
series of submarginal fuscous marks, most developed on hind wing;
a crenulate marginal line.
The European ornata, Scop., has the patches beyond the post-
medial line rufous.
Hab. Nilgiris; Ceylon. EHxp., $ 22, 2 26 millim.
C. Hind wing with the outer margin rounded.
3873. Craspedia kashmirensis, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 253; C. & S.
no. 3955.
_Craspedia ornata, C. & S. no. 38956 (nee Scop.).
Differs from deliciosaria in the medial line being more pro-
minent, and on hind wing embracing the discocellular speck ; the
markings beyond the postmedial line pale fuscous, the patches
rufous or not differentiated from the fuscous markings.
Hab. Japan; China; Kandahar; N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim.
Eep. 26 millim.
CRASPEDIA. 431
3874. ae pedilata, Feld. Reis. Nov. pl. 128, fig, 1; C. & S.
no. 3957.
Craspedia insolata, Bul. Ill. Het. vii, p. 109, pl. 186, fig. 17,
White ; the palpi fuscous. Fore wing irrorated with a few
black scales, and with two minute cell-specks ; traces of a medial
line angled below the costa; the postmedial line running out to
two angles below costa and one on vein 3; a rufous-brown band
beyond it with waved outer edge and terminating in a black
patch ; traces of a pale submarginal rufous line. Hind wing with
slightly waved antemedial line; black cell-speck ; postmedial
slightly sinuous line, with pale rufous band beyond it; a crenulate
marginal line.
Hab. Dharmsala; ? Ceylon. Hap. 22 millim,
f 3875. Craspedia opicata, Fabr. Ent. Syst. Suppl. p. 457.
* Pigia infantularia, Gwen. Phal. ii, p. 20; C.& S. no. 4026.
Micronia vanaria, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 820. 2 |
White, slightly irrorated with brown; frons blackish ; abdomen
with brown rings. Fore wing with prominent oblique brown line
from lower angle of cell to inner margin near base; another line
from apex to middle of inner margin; three submarginal lines
diverging from the apex, of which the outer two are slightly
waved; a marginal line. Hind wing with subbasal, antemedial,
and medial prominent lines; two waved postmedial lines and a
marginal line. ©
Hab. Ganjam ; Nilgiris; Ceylon. wp. 20 millim.
3876. Craspedia costata, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 463, pl. 204, fig. 3 ;
C. §& S. no. 3599.
White, slightly irrorated with fuscous; frons fuscous; base of
collar fulvous. Fore wing with a fulvous costal fascia; an in-
distinct antemedial slightly waved oblique fuscous line, and more
oblique narrow medial and two postmedial bands; a cell-speck,
marginal series of specks, and indistinct marginal band. Hind
wing with antemedial, postmedial, submarginal, and marginal
bands. Underside with fuscous suffusion in cell of fore wing.
Hab. Ceylon. Ewp. 26 millim.
3877. Craspedia intensata, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 453, pl. 200,
fig. 7; C. § S. no. 3986.
3g. White, irrorated with fuscous; frons fuscous. Fore wing
with the costa brown; an oblique antemedial line from cell to
inner margin; medial and postmedial oblique waved lines, the
former not reaching costa; two submarginal and a marginal line.
Hind wing with antemedial, postmedial, two submarginal, and a
marginal line.
@. Much suffused with fuscous ; fore wing with the antemedial
line angled in cell and continued to the costa; both wings with
cell-specks ; hind wing with subbasal line.
Hab. Nilgiris; Ceylon. Hap. 24 millim.
432 GEOMETRIDZ.
3878. Craspedia adeptaria, Wik. Cat. xxii, p.753; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
iii, pl. 200, fig. 9; C. & S. no. 3915.
g. White, irrorated with brown; frons blackish. Fore wing
with indistinct sinuous antemedial fuscous line excurved above
median nervure; both wings with cell-speck; a medial oblique
line excurved round cell of fore wing; sinuous postmedial and
submarginal lines, and a marginal series of specks.
©. Suffused with fuscous; the submarginal dark line of fore
wing with white on its outer edge.
Hab. Ganjam; Bombay; Ceylon. xp. 16 millim.
3879. Craspedia fibulata, Gwen. Phail. i, p. 490, pl. 15, fig.5; AGS.
no. 3930.
Acidalia cleoraria, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 792.
Acidalia inductata, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 792; C. & S. no. 3935.
Acidalia effrenata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1756; C. & S. no. 3928.
Acidalia distracta, Butl. P. Z. S. 1881, p. 616; C. & S. no, 3927.
Idea mutanda, Warr. P. Z. S. 1888, p. 322.
Idea marginepunctata, Butl. Il. Het. vii, p. 22 (nee Goéze).
Ideea ccenosaria, Butl. Ill. Het. vii, p. 22 (nee Led.).
Grey, thickly irrorated with fuscous; the frons black. Fore
wing with dentate antemedial, medial, and postmedial dark lines
with olive edges, the medial line excurved round a black olive-
edged cell-speck, the postmedial with a larger dentition at vein 6 ;
a crenulate pale or white submarginal line expanding at middle
and above inner margin into patches, which may be white and
prominent or obscure. Hind wing with black cell-speck ; a waved
medial line ; a dentate postmedial line; a pale crenulate submar-
ginal line, sometimes expanding into pale patches above middle
and above inner margin.
Effrenata is a dark grey specimen from Bhutan.
Hab. Throughout India and Ceylon. xp. 26-28 millim.
3880. Craspedia aspilataria, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 791; Moore, Lep.
Ceyl. iii, pl. 201, fiz. 6; C. & S. no, 3920.
@. Cream-colour; the frons blackish ; wings irrorated with a
few black scales. [ore wing with antemedial, and both wings
with medial, postmedial, submarginal, and marginal very slightly
waved bands of a darker tint than the ground-colour; a series of
minute marginal black specks.
Hab. Bhutén; Ceylon. Hap. 22 millim.
3881. Craspedia actuaria, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 752; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
iii, pl. 200, fic. 8; C. & S. no. 3914.
Differs from aspilataria in having a black speck at end of cell of
each wing; the bands reduced to minutely waved lines; the
medial line excurved beyond cell of fore wing, the postmedial
slightly angled at veins 4 and 6 of each wing.
CRASPEDIA. 433:
Nilgiri specimens have a slight fleshy tinge.
Hab. Persia; throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma; Andamans.
Exp. 18 millim.
3882. Craspedia pallida, Warr. P. Z. S. 1888, p. 822; A & S.
no. 3943 A.
Idea sylvestraria, Butl. Ill. Het. vii, p. 22 (nec Miibn.).
Idea peralba, Swink. .4. M. N. H. (6) xii, p. 151.
White, with an ochreous tinge and slightly irrorated with
fuscous ; frons black; collar ochreous. Fore wing with oblique
antemedial ochreous line; black cell-speck; obliquely sinuous
postmedial ochreous line and three slightly waved lines on outer
area. Hind wing with antemedial ochreous line ; black cell-speck
and three slightly waved ochreous lines on outer half; both wings
with marginal series of black specks. Underside of fore wing with
the costal half clouded with fuscous, the postmedial and three
lines of outer area brown; hind wing with postmedial brown line.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas ; Shan States. Hp. 26 millim.
/ 3883. Craspedia remotata, Guen. Phal. i, p. 458; C. § 8. no. 3948. /-
Acidalia nesciaria, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 750 ; C. &§& S. no. 8942.
Acidalia negataria, Wik. Cat, xxii, p. mole,
Acidalia attentata, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 754; C. § S. no. 3921.
Acidalia absconditaria, Wilk. Cat. xxiii, p. "15T C. § S. no, 3912.
Acidalia patularia, Wik. Cat. xxxv, y 1633 ; C. &§ S. no. 3944.
Acidalia invalida, Buti. A. M. N. H. (5) iy, pe4oosC, & S-
no. 3937.
Tdeea undulataria, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 252; C. §& 8. no. 3951.
Idea strigilata, Butl. Ill. Het. vii, p. 22 (nec Hiibn.).
Idea beckeraria, Butl. Ill. Het. vii, p. 22 (nec Led.).
Idea ocheracea, ’ Hmpsn. Lil. Het, viii, p. 122, pl. 153, fig. 3.
Pale ochreous, irrorated with fuscous scales; the frons black.
Fore wing with obliquely waved antemedial line not reaching the
costa; both wings with dark cell-speck; an obliquely waved dif-
fused line, which is postmedial on fore wing, and becomes ante-
medial on hind wing ; a more
prominent irregularly den-
Fig. 200.—Craspedia remotata, S. i.
tate submarginal line, with
two indistinct diffused waved
lines beyond it; a marginal
series of black specks.
The form wnvalida is suaf-
fused with fuscous ; the form
ocheracea has a flesh-coloured
tint, the marginal specks
almost obsolete ; patularia is a large dusky form with dark specks
on the postmedial line.
Hab. Japan; China; Formosa; throughout India, Ceylon, and
Burma ; Andamans ; Borneo. Evp., 3 25, 2 28 millim. , (patu-
laria) 34 millim. |
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434 GEOMETRID&.
3884, Craspedia butyrosa, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 362.
Bright straw-colour; frons black. Fore wing with erect ante-
medial darker line ; indistinct cell-speck ; postmedial line slightly
excurved beyond the cell; a minutely waved submarginal line
with a pale waved line beyond it. Hind wing with antemedial,
postmedial, and submarginal minutely waved lines, the last indis-
tinct ; traces of marginal dark specks towards apex of each wing.
Hab. Dharmsdla; Sikhim; Bhutan. Hyp. 26 millim.
3885. Craspedia cesaria, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 750; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
iii, pl. 200, fig. 10; C. & S. no. 3928.
Acidalia obturbata, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 755.
Acidalia perfectaria, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 783.
Ochreous, with a slight rufous tinge and fuscous irroration ;
frons blackish. Fore wing with obliquely waved antemedial line ;
both wings with cell-speck ; an obliquely waved diffused purplish
or pink line from costa of fore wing beyond middle to inner
margin of fore wing before middle; a waved line, which on fore
wing is submarginal with purplish or pink suffusion beyond it,
except at apex, on hind wing postmedial with submarginal and
marginal waved purplish or pink bands beyond it.
Hab. Ganjam ; Nilgiris; Ceylon; Australia. Zwp. 20 millim.
3886. Craspedia ferruginea, Himpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 149, pl. 169,
fig. 20.
White; the frons black; thorax and abdomen suffused with
ferruginous ; wings irrorated with a few black scales. Fore wing
suffused with ferruginous, which is bright on the medial and basal
inner areas ; an indistinct antemedial line angled below the costa ;
a black cell-speck ; a diffused fuscous postmedial line angled below
the costa, then oblique; an indistinct rufous submarginal line
highly angled at vein 6, and with a black spot at the angle; a
sinuous white submarginal line. Hind wing with antemedial
blackish line ; cell-speck; sinuous postmedial rufous line, with a
rufous band beyond it, and a submarginal line.
Hab. Ceylon. Ep. 26 millim.
3887. Craspedia ferrilineata, Moore, Lep. Ath. p. 252, pl. 8, fig. 13;
C. & S. no. 3988.
g. Whitish ; frons blackish; collar and abdominal segments
banded with ferruginous and fuscous. Fore wing with the costa
rufous and fuscous; indistinct obliquely curved rufous antemedial,
postmedial, and submarginal lines, the two last with some fuscous
on them towards inner margin; a cell-speck; a diffused fuscous
marginal band. Hind wing with fuscous and rufous antemedial
oblique band; black cell-speck; postmedial and submarginal
diffused rufous lines ; a marginal fuscous band.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Hap. 28 millim.
CR ASPEDIA. 435
Sncr. Il. (Lycauges). Hind legs of male fully developed, the tibia
with a terminal pair of spurs.
A. Fore wing with the apex rounded.
1/
3888. Craspedia jacta, Swink. P. Z. S. 1884, p. 526, pl. 48, fig. 12;
C. & S. no. 3938.
$. Yellowish white, irrorated with rufous; both wings with
traces of cell-spot and of diffused antemedial, postmedial, and sub-
marginal waved lines.
Hab. Karachi. Hap. 16 millim.
Vv B. Fore wing with the apex produced.
3889. Craspedia defamataria, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 752; Moore, Len.
Ceyl. ii. pl. 201, fig. 2; C. § S. no. 3755.
Ochreous, irrorated with fuscous, and usually suffused with flesh-
pink; frons dark brown; vertex of head white; abdomen with
dark segmental bands. Fore wing with traces of oblique antemedial
line ; a discocellular black spot; an oblique postmedial more or
less prominent diffused band from the angle of the postmedial
oblique series of black specks, which is recurved to costa. Hind
wing with a diffused antemedial band from the discocellular black
speck to inner margin; three slightly waved lines on the outer
half of wing, the first being usually the most prominent; both
wings with marginal series of black specks.
All the markings may be prominent or indistinct.
Hab. Nilgiris; Ceylon. LHvp. 28 millim.
3890. Craspedia emissaria, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 751; C.§ 8. no. 3929.
‘ Lycauges lactea, Buti. A. M. N. H. (5) iv, p. 378.
Differs from defamataria in the postmedial band of fore wing
being much narrower and running through to the apex.
Hab. Japan; China; Dharmsdéla; Moulmein; Ganjam. Lap.
20 millim.
3891. Craspedia anaitisaria, Wk. Cat. xxiii, p. 795; C.§ S. no. 3919.
Differs from defamataria in the postmedial band of fore wing
being less diffused and less oblique; the postmedial series of specks
not recurved to costa and with a diffused band beyond it.
Hab. Nilgiris. Exp. 30 millim.
Sect. ITI. Hind tibie with the medial pair of spurs
absent in both sexes.
A. Wings of moderate breadth.
3892. Craspedia conscensa, Swinh. P. Z. S. 1885, p. 863, pl. 57, fig. 8;
C. § S. no. 3768.
2. Ochreous, slightly irrorated and suffused with fuscous; frons
2F 2
436 GEOMETRIDA.
black. Fore wing with antemedial very oblique dentate fuscous:
line ; a speck on discocellulars; a fuscous shade below apex. Hind
wing with subbasal, medial, postmedial, and traces of submarginal
waved lines; a discocellular speck.
flab. Poona. Lap. 20 millim.
B. Wings extremely long and narrow.
3893. Craspedia relictata, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1629; C. & 8. no. 3947.
Lycanges demissus, Swink. P. Z. S. 1886, p. 456; C. & S. no/3756.
2. Ochreous. Fore wing with very slight rufous tinge; both
wings with speck at end of cell; very oblique diffused postmedial
shade and submarginal series of specks connected by a line.
Hab. Campbellpur ; Karachi; Mhow; Nilgiris. Hap. 22 millim.
Genus ACIDALIA.
Acidalia, Trettschke, Eur. Schmett. v, 2, p. 488 (1825).
Kois, Hiibn. Verz. p. 808 (? 1818).
Sterrha, Hiibn. Verz. p. 309, non descr. (nec Herr.-Schdff.).
Arrhostia, Hiibn. Verz. p. 311.
Hyria, Steph. Ill. Brit. Ent., Haust. ii. p. 292 (1829), preeoce.
Ptychopoda, Steph. Ill. Brit. Ent., Haust. ii, p. 305.
Janarda, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 265 (1888).
Andragrupos, Hmpsn. Lil. Het. viii, p. 119 (1891).
Lophophleps, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 125.
Type, A. ochrata, Scop., from Europe.
Range. Universally distributed.
Palpi hardly reaching the frons. Fore wing usually somewhat
acute and produced at apex; vein 3 from angle of cell; 7, 8, 9, 10
stalked from before upper angle, 11 anastomosing with them to
form the areole. Hind wing with the outer margin rounded ; vein
3 usually from before angle of cell; 6, 7 stalked *.
Szot. I. Antennz of male ciliated.
A. (Acidalia). Hind tibie of male not dilated, and with the medial
spurs absent in both sexes.
a. Hore wing of male with the ner margin normal.
a’. Lore wing moderately broad and slightly produced at apex.
3894. Acidalia chotaria, Swinh. P. Z. S. 1885, p. 858, pl. 57, fig. 14 ;
C. & S. no, 38925.
Eois lineata, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 149, pl. 169, fig. 10.
Reddish ochreous, slightly irrorated with fuscous ; frons fuscous.
Fore wing with curved antemedial line; speck at end of cell; a
minutely waved postmedial line, with black speck on it at costa and
diffused fuscous patch beyond it between vein 4 and inner margin; _
* Except in the male of A. purpurea.
ACIDALIA, 437
a waved submarginal line. Hind wing with indistinct antemedial
line ; waved postmedial line, with fuscous patch beyond it on inner
margin ; traces of a waved submarginal line.
Hab. Mhow; Poona; Bombay; Nilgiris; Ceylon. Exp. 14
millim.
fi
3895. Acidalia humeraria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1606; C. § S. no, 3938.
‘Idea cerussina, Buti. Ill. Het. vii, p. 108, pl. 136, fig. 14.
3. Ochreous grey, irrorated with dark brown scales ; vertex of
head white; collar fuscous. Fore wing with the basal half of costa
broadly fuscous; an indistinct obliquely sinuous antemedial line;
traces of a similar medial line dark at costa, then ochreous and
with the dark cell-speck on it ; a curved postmedial line with series
of dark specks on it and with diffused double lunulate brown marks
beyond it at costa, middle, and inner margin. Hind wing with
traces of antemedial line; a dark cell-speck ; a postmedial line in-
curved near costa, angled outwards beyond the cell, then dentate
and with diffused brown lunules beyond it towards inner margin ;
traces of a submarginal line; both wings with brown spots on the
cilia.
Ce oer Dharmsala. Hap. 20 millim.
3896. saci testacea, Swinh. P. Z. S. 1885, p. 863, pl. 57, fig. 15;
C. & S. no. 3780.
@. Brownish grey, irrorated with fuscous; frons black. Fore
wing with traces of curved antemedial and medial lines; a more
rominent curved fuscous postmedial line. Hind wing with ante-
medial diffused fuscous band, a cell-spot, and sinuous postmedial
line.
Hab. Poona. Exp. 16 millim.
ai b’. Fore wing long and narrow.
3897. Acidalia bilinea, Swink. P. Z. S. 1885, p. 863, pl. 57, fig. 7;
C. & S. no. 3786.
2. Ochreous, irrorated with fuscous. Fore wing with obliquely
curved antemedial fuscous line; black cell-specks ; oblique fuscous
postmedial line incurved below costa, and indistinct submarginal
line. Hind wing with black cell- -speck, curved postmedial line,
and indistinct submarginal line.
Hab. Poona. Exp. 15 millim.
c. Hore wing with the apex rounded ; hind wing with veins
3, 4 stalked.
3898. “heidatia Micra, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 148, pl. 169, fig. 16.
g. Cretaceous; the frons black; abdomen with some fuscous
on dorsum. Fore wing with traces of sinuous antemedial and
medial lines, the former with a dark spot at costa; a sinuous post-
medial line, with large diffused fuscous patches beyond it at costa
438 GEOMETRID &.
and from vein 5 to inner margin. Hind wing with the base dark ;
a diffused medial line; a sinuous postmedial line, with diffused
fuscous-grey patches beyond it at apex and from vein 5 to inner
margin.
2 with the diffused patches extending to outer margin, and on
hind wing covering the whole outer area.
Hab. Ceylon. wp. 14 millim.
b. (Andragrupos). Fore wing of male with the inner margin developed
into a large hook, extending almost completely across the hind
wing ; ven 1 distorted. Hind wing i both sexes with the outer
margin slightly excised between veins 4 and 6.
3899. Acidalia violacea, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 119, pl. 152,
figs. 15, 16.
Pale rufous, irrorated with vinous brown. Fore wing with cell-
spot; an indistinct antemedial line angled below costa; sinuous
medial and postmedial lines terminating on the hook in male; the
outer area suffused with vinous and with a pale sinuous submarginal
line. Hind wing with antemedial diffused line; cell-speck; slightly
sinuous medial line and traces of a postmedial line.
Hab. Nilgiris. Hap. 20 millim.
B. Hind tibice of male dilated with a fold and tuft of hair from base
and without spurs.
x. Hind tibie of male with a tuft of hair from extremity covering
the tarsus.
a’ (Ptychopoda). Fore wing with the apex not produced to an acut
pot,
wv. Fore wing of male with no patch of long hair on underside of
uner margm.
3900. Acidalia actiosaria, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 750; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
iil, pl. 200, fig. 11; C. § S. no. 3913.
Acidalia profanaria, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1628; C. § S. no. 3945.
Ochreous, suffused with purplish pink; head dark purple. Fore
wing with the costa purplish ; both wings with waved antemedial,
medial, and postmedial lines,
the medial line being often
‘leveloped into a prominent
fuscous line, or there may be
purplish suffusion between it
and the postmedial line; pro-
minent dark cell-specks; a
pale waved submarginal line
Hig. 201.—Acidalia actiosaria, g. }. and See of dark specks at
base of cilia.
Hab. Sikhim ; Nilgiris; Ceylon. Hap. 20-24 millim.
ACIDALIA. 439
w
3901. Acidalia leucozona, n. sp.
3. Ochreous; the frons fuscous; both wings with a broad
somewhat ill-defined postmedial oblique whitish band. Underside
ot fore wing slightly suffused with fuscous as far as the postmedial
band.
Hab. Bernardmyo, Burma (Doherty). Exp. 16 millim. Type
in coll. Elwes.
b’. Fore wing of male with a small patch of long hair on inner margin
below, gust beyond the middle, and long cilia on the outer half of
wmner margin.
3902. Acidalia thricophora, n. sp.
6. Pale ochreous. Fore wing with traces of cell-speck, ante-
medial and medial diffused band, and of a curved postmedial line
with diffused ochreous beyond it. Hind wing with traces of ante-
medial, medial, and postmedial lines. The tuft at end of tibia
reddish, forming a cavity facing the tarsus and covered by the long
tuft of pale hair from base of tibia.
Hab. Bernardmyo, Burma (Doherty). Hwp. 22 millim. Type
in coll. Elwes.
b’. (Janarda). Fore wing with the apex extremely produced -
and acute.
3903. Acidalia acuminata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 265; C.§ S. no. 8709.
Ochreous ; head, thorax, and abdomen brownish ; vertex of head
and shaft of antennz white; wings with speck at end of cell; an
indistinct waved submarginal line; the outer margin of both wings
and costa of fore wing suffused with purplish fuscous.
Hab. Sikhim; Nagas. Exp. 24 millim.
3904. Acidalia falcipennis, Warr. P. Z. 8.1893, p. 362, pl. 82, fig. 11.
@. Grey, thickly irrorated with fuscous; frons blackish; vertex
of head white; an obscure fuscous line from lower angle of cell of
fore wing to middle of inner margin of hind wing; traces of a
waved postmedial line; a slightly sinuous submarginal whitish
band ; a marginal series of black strigee ; hind wing with black cell-
speck.
Hab. Sikhim. Hap. 24 millim.
b. Hind tibice of male with the hair at extrennty slightly developed.
3905. Acidalia protensa, Buti. Iii. Het. vii, p. 107, pl. 136, fig. 12.
Ochreous, with a slight rufous tinge; frons blackish; vertex of
head white. Fore wing with the costa rufous; an indistinct
sinuous antemedial line; both wings with strong oblique media]
line ; discocellular speck; postmedial line excurved from vein 6
440 GEOMETRID#.
to 2 of fore wing and beyond lower angle of cell of hind wing ; the
margin rufous; fore wing with some rufous suffusion inside the
margin above middle and outer angle.
Hab. Dharmsala. Hap. 20 millim.
3906. Acidalia insuavis, But. Il. Het. vii, p. 109, pl. 136, fig. 16.
Only differs from purpurea in the structural characters.
Hab. Dharmsdla; Sikhim; E. Pegu. Ezp.,g 18, 2 22 millim,
3907. Acidalia holosericata, Dup. Lep. France, Suppl. iv, p. 109,
pl. 59, fig. 7.
Ochreous white; the frons black. Fore wing with black cell-
speck ; antemedial and medial ochreous lines; three slightly waved
ochreous bands on outer area. Hind wing with antemedial line,
black cell-speck, and three ochreous bands on outer half.
Hab. Europe; N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim. ap. 20 millim.
ec. Hind tibie of male immensely dilated, with no hair at extremity ;
the tarsus very minute. Fore wing with the inner area developed
unto an mmense lobe.
3908. Acidalia amplipennis, Budi. Il. Het. vii, p. 111, pl. 136, fig. 18.
6. Pale fulvous ; frons blackish ; vertex of head whitish. Fore
wing with indistinct waved antemedial and medial lines; a dark
striga on discocellulars ; a waved submarginal outwardly-oblique
line much bent inwards above inner margin, and with some dark
suffusion beyond its medial portion between the veins. Hind
wings with ante- and postmedial nearly straight lines ; a cell-speck ;
both wings with marginal line.
2. Paler, with the submarginal line of fore wing hardly waved
and with purplish suffusion on outer area of each wing.
Hab. Dharmsala. Hap. 18 millim.
d. (Lophophleps). Hind tibiw of male very much dilated towards
extremity, which has a fold containing a tuft of hair ; the tarsus
very much shortened and thickened. Fore wing of male very
broad and lobed at outer angle; a tuft of long hair on underside
from middle of inner margin. Hind wing of male with the apex
curled over and clothed on wpperside with long hair and rough
scales; vein 5 from near upper angle of cell, the discocellulars
being much angled ; 7 from before the angle ; 8 anastomosing
with 7 to near end of cell: female with vein 5 from middle of
discocellulars, which are straight ; 6, 7 stalked ; 8 from near
base.
3909. Acidalia purpurea, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 125, pl. 153, fig. 12.
Pale dull purple, irrorated with grey. Fore wing with the costa
ochreous ; a nearly straight ochreous antemedial band 5 a medial
band excurved at lower angle of cell; a sinuous submarginal band.
ACIDALTA. 44]
Hind wing with sinuous antemedial band and postmedial band
excurved at lower angle of cell.
Hab. Nilgiris; Ceylon. Exp., g 16, 2 18 millim.
e. Hind tibie of male clothed at extremity with very large scales ;
the tarsal joints fringed with scales. Hind wing triangular, the
outer margin straight, the anal angle very much produced ;
underside with the area from cell to anal angle clothed with long
rough scales.
L-
3910. Acidalia triangularis, n. sp.
$. Dull brownish ochreous. Fore wing with indistinct minutely
waved postmedial and submarginal pale lines. Hind wing with
submarginal line ; the cilia long, thick, silky, and whitish ; under-
side with the rough scales silky and whitish.
Hab. Nagas, 6000 feet (Doherty). Hp. 16 milim. Type in
coll. Elwes.
Sxor. II. (Zos). Antenne of male serrate and fasciculate ; hind
legs reduced, the tibize without spurs, of female with a terminal
pair; wings with the outer margin rounded.
3911. Acidalia lacteipennis, Buti. Lil. Het. vii, p. 107, pl. 136, fig. 11.
3. Yellowish white; frons black. Fore wing with crimson
submarginal band from vein 5 to inner margin, and with a sinuous
inner edge; the inner area with slight crimson suffusion. Hind
wing crimson, with pale discocellular spot and ill-defined pale waved
submarginal line excurved beyond lower angle of cell ; the margin
and cilia yellowish white.
Hab. Dharmsala. Exp. 18 millim.
3912. ‘Acidalia marcidaria, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 663; Hmpsn. Ill. Het.
ix, pl. 169, fig.4; C. § S. no. 3975.
Brownish ochreous, with a slight red tinge; frons brown; both
wings with traces of antemedial and medial waved red lines and
more prominent sinuous submarginal line; the margin suffused
with red.
Hab. Ceylon. Exp. 16 millim.
Szcr. III. Antenne of male bipectinated to near apex ; hind legs
not reduced, the tibize with two pairs of spurs ; outer margin
of fore wing slightly angled at vein 4, of hind wing promi-
nently angled.
A. Hind wing with veins 3, 4 from cell. |
3913. Acidalia permutans, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 123, pl. 158,
fis. 17, 18, 19, 20, 21.
“Hyria auricincta, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 149, pl. 169, fig. 3.
$. Golden yellow; the frons crimson; the vertex of head
442 GEOMETRID &.
white ; thorax and abdomen suffused with crimson or purple.
Fore wing with the basal half either spotted with crimson and with
a medial band angled on median nervure, or with antemedial and
medial orange lines, the costal area blotched with purple; the
outer area either with postmedial band of crimson irroration and
with postmedial submarginal and marginal series of spots, or else
with these markings orange and with a purple postmedial blotch
on costal area running along the costa to apex. Hind wing marked
with crimson like the fore wing, or with the markings orange and
with a large blotch on basal inner area, crimson near the base,
purple outwardly.
@. Entirely irrorated and suffused with crimson or dull purple,
except at the margin, which is orange intersected with crimson at
the angle of each wing, the lines dark ; fore wing with dark cell-
speck, hind wing with white.
The form auricincta from Ceylon and Burma has the female
smaller; the wings uniform pink, except for the orange margin,
and with hardly a trace of lines or cell-specks.
Hab. Nilgiris; Ceylon; Burma. Hap. 30-34 millim.
B. Hind wing with veins 38, 4 stalked.
3914. Acidalia deviaria, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 664; C. § S. no. 3974.
6. Head, thorax, and abdomen crimson ; vertex of head and
shaft of antenne white; wings with the ground-colour yellow.
Fore wing entirely covered with crimson except a sinuous ante-
medial yellow line, a large postmedial patch, and some yellow
between the postmedial series of patches and the submarginal and
marginal series of spots. Hind wing with crimson patches on
inner area, a spot at end of cell, a submarginal series of patches,
and marginal series of spots.
Hab. Khasis; Nilgiris. Hap. 26 millim.
3915. Acidalia volutaria, Swinh. P. Z. S. 1885, p. 858, pl. 56, fig. 14;
C. & S. no. 3982.
“Asthena tristicula, Swink. P. Z. S. 1885, p. 859, pl. 56, fig. 17;
C. & S. no. 3986.
Ochreous, with dull rufous suffusion and irroraticn, and a slight
pink tinge ; both wings with dark cell-speck and obscure oblique
medial fuscous band ; traces of a curved postmedial line; an obscure
submarginal sinuous band angled at veins 3 and 5 of fore wing;
an obscure series of marginal specks.
The form tristicula is yellower, with the medial and submarginal
bands more prominent ; hind wing with white cell-speck.
Hab. Bombay. Hap. 22 millim.
3916. Acidalia sanguinaria, Moore, P. Z. 8S. 1867, p. 641; C. & S.
no, 3081.
Orange, irrorated and spotted with crimson ; frons white, with
ACIDALIA,—CHRYSOCRASPEDA. 443
a crimson band; vertex of head and shaft of antenne white. Fore
wing with antemedial series of specks; medial purple-suttused
crimson patches at end of cell and above inner margin ; two large
patches covering the greater part of the outer area. Hind wing
with cell-spot and purple patch on inner area; submarginal patches
below apex and near anal angle.
Hab. Sikhim. ap. 38 millin.
" Genus CHRYSOCRASPEDA, nov.
Type, C. abhadraca, W1k.
Range. Throughout India, Ceylon, aa Burma.
Palpi minute and hardly reaching the frons. Fore wing with
vein 3 from before angle of cell; 7, 8,9, 10, 11 stalked. Hind
wing with veins 3, 4 from angle of cell or on a short stalk.
Szor. I. Antenne of male bipectinate to three-fourths length;
hind tibize with two pairs of spurs; hind wing with veins 6, 7
from angle of cell or ona short stalk.
A. Wings with the outer margin evenly rounded.
a. Lore wing with the apex not produced.
3917. Chrysocraspeda mitigata, Wik. Cat. xxii. p. 664; C. & &.
no. 3976.
Head, thorax, and abdomen crimson; wings orange, slightly
irrorated with crimson. Fore wing with the base crimson; a
crimson medial band; three submarginal spots and one on margin
below middle. Hind wing with the base crimson; a very large
patch on inner area from before middle to near anal angle and
extending to vein 6.
Hab. Moulmein. Hap. 22 millim.
3918. Chrysocraspeda plumbeofusa, Swink. A. M. N. H. (6) xiv,
p- 1386.
$. Red, with darker striz ; antenne pinkish; the head, thorax,
the fore wing except beyond the cell, and the base of hind wing
suffused with leaden grey. Fore wing with large black discocellular
lunule. Hind wing with white discocellular spot; both wings
with the cilia golden yellow. Underside of fore wing suffused
with purplish fuscous except the apical one-third ; hind wing pale.
Hab. Khasis. Hxp. 28 millim.
b. Fore wing with the apex produced and acute.
3919. Chrysocraspeda abhadraca, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 636; Moore,
Lep. Ceyl. iii, pl. 199, figs. 3.3a; C.§ S. no. 3550.
Brown; the head, thorax, and abdomen suffused with crimson ;
metathorax with two white specks. Fore wing with a diffused
subbasal band of pale pink not reaching the costa and with
some dark specks on it; a small dark annulus at end of cell;
444 GEOMETRID 2».
a submarginal diffused pink band with ill-defined waved dark
line on it. Hind wing with
subbasal pink dark-edged
band; silvery-white discocel-
lular spot; a diffused post-
medial band of pink blotches
with some darker marks on it ;
cilia of both wings orange.
Underside bright pink.
Fig. 202. Hab. Nilgiris; Ceylon.
Chrysocraspeda abhadraca, 3. 1. Exp., & 20, 2 26 millim.
3920. Chrysocraspeda olearia, Gwen. Phail. i, p. 480; C.§ S. no. 3977.
Chrysocraspeda cerasina, Swinh. A. M. N. H. (6) xii, p. 157.
Differs from abhadraca in being much pinker ; wings with hardly
a trace of markings except a black cell-spot on fore wing and
bracket-shaped white discocellular mark on hind wing; a marginal
red line; cilia golden yellow.
Hab. Sikhim. Hap. 22 millim.
B. Wings with the outer margin crenulate, angled at vein 3 of fore
wing and veins 3 and 4 of hind wing ; fore wing with the costa
clothed with rough haor.
3921. Chrysocraspeda iole, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p. 3, pl. i,
128
3g. Orange-yellow, almost entirely suffused with purple. Fore
wing with outwardly oblique antemedial yellow line; dark disco-
cellular ocellus ; a postmedial line outwardly oblique from costa to
vein 3, where it joins a yellow spot on the margin, then bent
inwards to vein 2 and outwards to outer angle; a crenulate sub-
marginal line defining a marginal series of purple spots ; cilia pink
at vein 3 and near apex. Hind wing with angled subbasal yellow
line ; some diffused yellow patches at end of cell conjoined to a
medial orange band angled outwards to the margin at vein 4; a
highly crenulate submarginal line ; cilia pink at veins 3 and 4.
Underside of fore wing suffused with pink except the postmedial
and marginal bands ; hind wing with the base and a postmedial
series of spots pink.
Hab. Khasis. Hap. 30 millim.
Sreor. IT. Antenne of male serrate and fasciculate; hind legs
very much reduced, with long tufts of hair from femora and
base of tibie which entirely hide the leg; hind wing with
veins 6, 7 on a long stalk.
A. Fore wing produced at apex ; the costa clothed with rough hair.
3922, Chrysocraspeda chrysocilia, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 124,
pl. 153, fig. 16.
3. Red, with a purple tinge ; frons blackish; 1st and last seg-
CHRYSOCRASPEDA.—EPHYRA. 445
ments of abdomen dark. Fore wing with the costa purplish; an
oblique purple band from three-fourths length of costa to outer
angle. Hind wing with cell-speck and purple medial line; both
wings with the margin purple and the cilia bright golden orange.
Hab. Nilgiri plateau. Hap. 20 millim.
B. Fore wing not produced at apex ; the costa smoothly scaled ; hind
wing with the outer margin slightly angled at vein 4.
vz
3923. Chrysocraspeda marginata, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894,
p. 182.
dg. Ochreous, with purplish-red irroration ; head purplish red.
Fore wing with the costa purplish; indistinct waved antemedial,
medial, and postmedial lines, the last with a series of specks on it ;
a discocellular speck. Hind wing with sinuous red ante- and post-
medial lines ; a discocellular speck ; both wings with the margin
purple ; the cilia pink.
Hab. Khasis; Burma. ap. 18 millim.
" Genus EPHYRA.
Ephyra, Dup. Lép. France, iv, 2, p. 108 (1829).
“Cosymbia, Hiibn. Verz. p. 302 (! ? 1818), non descr.
_ Leucophthalmia, Hiibn. Verz. p. 302.
Type, H. pendularia, Linn.
Range. Nearctic and Palearctic regions; throughout India and
Ceylon; Java; Celebes.
Palpi hardly reaching beyond the frons; antenne of male
bipectinated to two-thirds length. Fore wing with vein 3 from
before angle of cell; 7, 8, 9 stalked from before upper angle,
10 and 11 anastomosing strongly with them to form the small
areole. Hind wing with veins 3, 4 and 6, 7 from angles of cell.
The typical section has the medial pair of spurs of hind tibie
absent in the male.
Srcr. I1. Hind tibie of male with the medial pair of spurs
present ; the branches of antenne longer.
3924. Ephyra invexata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1497; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
ii, pl. 199, fig. 2; C. & S. no. 8553.
Ephyra monochromata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1754.
ae quieta, Swink. P. Z. S. 1885, p. 856, pl. 56, fiz. 1; C.§ &.
0. 3555.
yee maculifascia, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 111, pl. 151, fig. 9.
Mustard-yellow, more or less thickly irrorated with fuscous ;
frons fuscous brown. Fore wing with traces of ante- and post-
medial series of specks, the latter excurved beyond cell; a white-
centred black annulus at end of cell. Hind wing with annulus at
end of cell and curved series of specks.
In the form maculifascia the discocellular spots have no pale
centres and the series of black specks are prominent; in quicta a
446 GEOMETRID ZA.
diffused fuscous band is developed inside the postmedial series of
specks.
Hab. Dharmsdla; Bombay; W. Ghats; Ceylon; Java. Eup.
32 millim.
3925. Ephyra validaria, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1607.
Todis thalassica, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 480, pl. 194, fie. 6; C.§ 8.
no. 3582.
Sea-green; the frons blackish. Fore wing with the costa
ochreous; both wings with traces of sinuous antemedial and sub-
marginal lines ; fore wing with slight dark discocellular mark ; hind
wing with two white discocellular specks. Underside whitish.
Hab. Khasis; Nilgiris; Ceylon; Celebes. Hp. 22 millim.
Genus ANISODES.
Anisodes, G'uen. Phal. i, p. 415 (1857).
Pisoraca, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1078 (1862).
Perixera, Meyr. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1886, p. 209.
Streptopteron, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p. 9.
Trirachopoda, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 147 (1893).
Mesotrophe, Hmpsn. Lil. Het. 1x, p. 148.
Type, A. lateritiaria, H.-S., from 8. America.
Range. Neotropical, Ethiopian, Oriental, and Australian regions.
Palpi with the 2nd joint reaching beyond the frons, the 3rd long
and porrect; antenne of male bipectinated for two-thirds length.
Fore wing with vein 3 from before angle of cell; 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
stalked from before end of cell, often with a minute areole at their
base. Hind wing with veins 3, 4 and 6, 7 from angles of cell.
Sror. I. (Perwera). Hind tibie of male extremely short, with a
tuft of long crimson hair from base and three long curved
spurs from extremity.
| 3926. Anisodes obrinaria, Guen. Phal. i, p. 414; Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii,
pl. 179, fig. 4a; C & 8. no. 3573. /.
Anisodes obliviaria, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 643.
Anisodes caligata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1584; C. & S. no. 3561.
Anisodes similaria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1582 ; C. & S. no. 3582.
Anisodes suspicaria, Snell. Tijd. v. Ent. xxiv, p. 80, pl. 8, fig. 6.
Anisodes pallida, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 445, pl. 201, fig. 11;
C. & S. no. 3575.
Pale rufous, irrorated with fine red scales; frons and vertex of
head whitish. Fore wing with a curved series of three antemedial
dark specks; a discocellular speck ; traces of a waved postmedial
line ; a submarginal series of specks, the one on vein 5 displaced
towards the base; a marginal series. Hind wing similar, but
with a white-centred annulus varying in size at end of cell.
Underside pale.
The female form pallida has the ground-colour much greyer
and the irroration more prominent.
Hab. Khasis; Bombay; Nilgiris; Ceylon; Moulmein; Anda-
mans; Borneo; Solomons. Hp. 30-32 millim. |
ANISODES, 447
Vw
| 3927. Anisodes absconditaria, Wk. Cat. xxvi, p. 1580; Hmpsn. I.
_, Het. viii, pl. 156, fig-16; C. § S. no. 3558. pide
Anisodes patruelis, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iti, p. 444, pl. 199, fig. 10;
C. & S. no. 8577. ;
Differs from obrinaria in being larger, darker, and irrorated
with fuscous ; both wings with the antemedial specks absent; the
waved postmedial line somewhat more prominent. Hind wing
Fig. 203.—Anisodes absconditaria, S$. 1}.
with the annulus usually large, its black ring narrow in the Khasi
form, wide and diffused in the southern. Underside with the
basal area of fore wing suffused with pink.
Hab. Khasis; Nilgiris; Ceylon. wp. 40 millim.
3928. Anisodes denticulata, n. s
3. Differs from monetaria in being more irrorated with fuscous ;
the dentate lines more prominent, also the postmedial and marginal
black points. Hind wing with the discocellular annulus small.
Hab. Naga Hills (Doherty). Exp. 34 millim. Type in coll.
Elwes.
Secr. II. Hind tibize of male fully developed; the medial
pair of spurs absent.
3929. “Anisodes interpulsata, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 642; C. & S.
no. 3568.
Anisodes arenosaria, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 445, pl. 202, fig. 1;
C. & S. no. 3560.
Grey, with a slight ochreous tinge, and irrorated with purplish
fuscous ; frons white, with a brown band above it. Both wings
with traces of orange cell-speck and obliquely waved postmedial
line; a curved series of dark postmedial specks, and series of
marginal and cilial specks. Underside ochreous white, with
pinkish suffusion on costa of fore wing and in cell.
The Khasi form is less ochreous and more suffused with fuscous,
with the orange cell-spot of hind wing large.
The typical form of the female nterpulsata is less irrorated
than arenosaria, and has a prominent antemedial series of black
specks curving round along the subcostal nervure to the base of
fore wing; the postmedial, marginal, and cilial specks more
prominent.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Nilgiris; Ceylon. vp. 38 millim.
448 GEOMETRID&.
V
3930. Anisodes argentispila, Warr. P. Z. S. 18938, p. 361.
. Anisodes hyperythra, Swink. A. M. N. H. (6) xiv, p. 135.
Dark rufous, irrorated with fuscous; vertex of head and shaft
of antenne white. Fore wing with traces of curved antemedial
and medial bands and discocellular line; indistinct waved post-
medial and submarginal lines. Hind wing with the annulus large,
with either the white centre large or the black edge wide, or in the
form argentispila a large bidentate black-edged white spot; traces
of waved postmedial and submarginal lines. Underside pink.
Hab. Khasis; Nagas. xp. 36 millim.
3931. Anisodes dotilla, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 179.
3. Purplish grey, irrorated with pink. Fore wing with small
white-centred cell-spot; hind wing with white-centred black
annulus ; both wings with traces of waved postmedial line; sub-
marginal and marginal series of black specks. Underside purplish
ink. |
Hab. Khasis. Hap. 32 millim.
3932. Anisodes intermixtaria, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p. 8.
3d. Ochreous, irrorated with rufous and fuscous; frons whitish ;
palpi pink above. ore wing with waved antemedial fuscous line ;
both wings with dentate medial and postmedial lines, the latter
with a series of black specks on it; some fuscous markings on
outer area and a double marginal series of black specks ; fore wing
with discocellular speck; hind wing with small white-centred
ocellus.
Hab. Khasis. Exp. 30 millim.
3933. Anisodes pulverulenta, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p. 9,
Pla hens:
3g. Ochreous, thickly irrorated with ochreous and fuscous;
frons white; pale pink above. Fore wing with traces of ante-
medial and medial lines; a diffused dark patch at end of cell;
dentate postmedial and submarginal lines, with some dark marks
between them, the former with dark specks on it; a marginal
series of specks. Hind wing with small annulus at end of cell,
dentate medial line, postmedial series of specks, and obscure
submarginal waved line. Underside pale, with some pink suf-
fusion on costa and at end of cell of fore wing. (Hind tibie
wanting.)
Hab. Khasis; Nagas. Hep. 30 millim.
3934. Anisodes annulifera, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 147, pl. 169, fig. 15.
@. Ochreous, irrorated with rufous. Fore wing with a black
speck at end of cell; hind wing with a white-centred annulus ;
both wings with the margin reddish, and with a double series of
diffused fuscous submarginal spots and a series of black marginal
specks.
Hab. Ceylon. Exp. 26 millim.
ANISODES. 449.
3935. Anisodes heydena, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 178.
3. Ochreous, thickly irrorated with fuscous; palpi crimson
above; frons white; both wings with an antemedial line indistinct
and dentate on fore wing, straight on hind wing; an irregular
medial line, interrupted by a large rufous-edged purplish-fuscous
patch below cell of each wing; a postmedial brown line, slightly
curved on fore wing and obsolescent towards inner margin, angled
at vein 6 of hind wing; an oblique streak from apex of fore wing ;
a semicircular mark on outer area at vein 5 of each wing; some
fuscous submarginal marks and a marginal series of black specks.
Underside with the patch of fore wing, medial line of hind wing,
and some submarginal marks on both wings crimson.
Hab. Khasis. Hap. 36 millim.
Szor. III. Hind tibie of male with the inner medial spur absent.
A. Mid trbice of male not ce with har ; fore wing with
veins 5, 6, 7 not distorted.
a. (Pisoraca). Hore wing of male with the wner area
oy! not distorted.
/ 3936. Anisodes obstataria, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 769. /
c “ Anisodes subroseata, Wk. Cat. xxvi, p. 1583; C. & S. no. 3583.
Anisodes acuta, Moor e, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 445, pl. 215, fig.9; C.§&S..
no. 3099.
Ephyra subdolaria, Swinh. P. Z. S. 1885, p. 856; C. §& S..
no. 3057.
Pale pinkish rufous; frons pale, with pink above it. Hach
wing with traces of antemedial series of specks ; discocellular
speck; faint traces of waved postmedial line and submarginal
series of specks. Underside pale.
Hab. Khasis; Bombay; Nilgiris; Ceylon; Borneo. wp.
26-30 millim.
3937. Anisodes nebulosata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1583; Moore, Lep
Ceyjl. iii, pl. 199, fig. 5; C. & S. no. 3572.
@. Pale pinkish brown, with rufous irroration. Fore wing
with diffused fuscous antemedial band ; both wings with whitish
discocellular mark, a diffused medial band narrow at inner margin,
some fuscous patches on the submarginal series of specks; a large
fuscous patch on outer area above middle; a marginal series of
specks. Underside pale.
Hab. Geylon. Hap, 32 milim,
3938. Anisodes ignorata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1584; Hmpsn. Lil. Het.
ix, pl. 169, fig. 2; C. § S. no. 3566.
@. Yellow-brown, with slight rufous irroration and traces of a
discocellular line on each wing.
Hab. Ceylon. Hwp. 28 millim.
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450 GEOMETRID&A.
3939. Anisodes monetaria, Guen. Phal. i, p. 418.
Anisodes lichenaria, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p. 8.
Perixera obscurata, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 361, pl. 32, fig. 20.
Differs from absconditaria (p. 447) in being yellow-brown, more
prominently irrorated with rufous. Hind wing with the disco-
cellular annulus large, with either its black edge wider or the white
centre large.
The Khasi form lichenaria has well-marked antemedial, medial,
and postmedial waved bands, the discocellular spot of hind wing
a minute speck. The medial spur of the hind tibize of male is
placed almost at the extremity of the tibia.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Nagas; Travancore; Ceylon; Borneo.
Exp. 36 millim.
3940. Anisodes discifera, Swink. A. M. N. H. (6) xiv, p. 185.
3. Differs from heydena (p. 449) in the rufous-edged discal mark
of each wing being smaller, the antemedial, medial, postmedial, and
submarginal lines regularly waved on both wings.
Hab. Khasis. Ep. 28 millim.
b. (Streptopterum). Pore wing of male with the outer angle extremely
truncate, the mner area beng modified into a large lobe, to
which vens 2,3, 4 are bent down; vein 1 short; the disco-
cellulars angled, and vein 5 from above the angle. Hind wing
very ample, the costal area being expanded and the costa arched ;
veins 7 and 8 much curved, vein 7 with a ridge of rough scales
on upperside ; the discocellulars oblique.
3941. Anisodes posticampla, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p. 10,
Olle Thy voter 4,
3S. Ochreous, irrorated with red ; abdomen with a black terminal
spot. ore wing with a large irregular fuscous black mark on the
lobe; both wings with postmedial and marginal series of minute
black specks. Underside with slight pink suffusion.
Hab. Khasis. Hap. 34 millim.
B. (Mesotrophe). Male with the md tibie fringed with long hair ;
fore wing with vein 5 slightly distorted ; 6,7 much distorted,
and running close along each other for half their length.
3942. Anisodes intortaria, Guen. Phal. i, p. 419.
Anisodes expunctaria, Wik. Journ. Linn. Soc. iii, p. 194.
Anisodes ovisignata, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. 111, p. 444; C.§ S. no. 3574.
Ochreous, irrorated with rufous; the frons rufous. Fore wing
with indistinct antemedial series of specks; dark specks at angles
of cell; traces of a diffused medial band; an irregularly placed
postmedial series of specks and a marginal series. Hind wing
with white-centred cell-spot ; traces of a diffused medial band; a
curved series of postmedial specks and marginal series of specks.
Hab. Khasis ; Ceylon; Singapore; Borneo. zp. 38 millim.
Wg ANISODES.—ORGANOPODA. 451
3943. Anisodes maximaria, Guen. Phal. i, p. 419.
¢. Rufous, with darker irroration. Frons chestnut. Fore
wing with waved antemedial line; oblique discocellular annulus ;
medial dentate line bent inwards below vein 4; dentate postmedial
line, with a series of dark spots beyond it; a marginal series of
specks. Hind wing with white-centred cell-spot ; dentate medial
line; postmedial series of specks; submarginal series of spots; a
marginal series of specks. Underside suffused with pink.
@. Much darker rufous, with the black markings obsolete,
except those near outer angle of fore wing and anal angle of hind
wing, or the black markings may be quite obsolete, except the cell-
spot of hind wing.
Hab. Ceylon; Borneo. vp. 38 millim.
S Genus ORGANOPODA.
Organopoda, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 147 (1893).
Type, O. carnearia, W1k.
Range. N.W. Himalayas; Khasi Hills; Ceylon.
Differs from Anisodes in the antenne of male being serrate and
fasciculate. Fore wing with vein 10 given off from 7, 8, 9,
anastomosing with 11, and then again with 8, 9, to form a double
areole. Hind tibie of male much aborted and modified as a
sensory organ; a large tuft of long hair from base of tibia, the
distal portion of which is much modified in shape and has only
the terminal pair of spurs, the inner spur taking the form of a
hollow vesicle pigmented black inside, with an aperture near its
base; the first two joints of tarsus bent, and produced outwards
into a thin curved corneous wing, forming a shield overlying and
protecting the modified spur, the terminal joints of tarsus and
ungues very minute.
V
’ 3944, Organopoda carnearia, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 644; Moore, Lep.
Ceyl. iii, pl. 199, fig. 6; C. § S. no. 3562. //
Pinkish rufous, with a fuscous tinge; frons bright chestnut;
vertex of head and shaft
of antenne white. Fore
wing with a fuscous fascia
below costa; irregularly
waved fuscous antemedial,
postmedial, and submar-
ginal lines, the two latter
bent inwards below vein 2;
a dark discocellular speck.
Hind wing with fuscous-edged white annulus at end of cell; an
irregularly waved postmedial line. Underside pink.
Hab, Ceylon. Exp. 36 millim.
Fig. 204.— Organopoda carnearia, G. }.
262
452 GEOMETRI1D&.
3945. Organopoda annulifera, Buti. Ili. Het.vii, p. 107, pl. 186, fig. 10.
g. Differs from carnearia in the 2nd and 38rd joints of palpus
being somewhat shorter; the colour paler; the cell-spots large
and with grey centres; the postmedial line of fore wing more
waved; submarginal and marginal series of specks. Underside
without the postmedial line.
Hab. Dharmsala; Khasis. wp. 36 millim.
Genus ERYTHROLOPHUS.
Erythrolophus, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p. 10.
Synegiodes, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p. 11.
Tanaotrichia, Warr. P. Z. S. 1895, p. 360.
Type, L. fascicorpus, Swinh. —
Range. Himalayas; Khasi and Naga Hills.
Palpi thickly scaled and reaching just beyond the frons. Fore
wing with veins 7, 8, 9, 10 stalked, 10 anastomosing with 11, and
then with 8, 9 to form the double areole. Hind wing with veins 3, 4
and 6, 7 from angles of cell.
Sror. I. Antennz of male minutely serrate and fasciculate ; hind
tibie dilated, with a tuft of hair from base and a terminal
pair of spurs; fore wing with vein 3 from angle of cell; hind
wing with the outer margin rounded.
A. Hind tebe of male with the inner spur thickly clothed with hair.
3946. Erythrolophus idza, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p.6. &
gd. Sea-green ; the frons and pectus crimson. Fore wing with
the costa crimson; traces of antemedial, medial, postmedial, and
submarginal sinuous lines; a black speck at end of cell. Hind
wing with V-shaped white discocellular mark; traces of sinuous.
medial and submarginal lines; both wings with green marginal
line and series of white specks. Underside whitish; the whole of
fore wing suffused with crimson.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Nagas. Hp. 30 millim.
3947. Erythrolophus semiustus, Swink. MS.
3. Dull grey-green; frons crimson; vertex of head and
abdomen reddish ochreous. Fore wing with a discocellular red
striga; traces of ante- and postmedial sinuous lines and a pro-
minent sinuous submarginal line; a large orange subapical patch,
extending to the postmedial line and to below vein 4, suffused
with crimson, the veins on it crimson and crossed by a submarginal
series of lunules. Hind wing with a crimson-suffused orange
patch occupying the whole wing except the costal area; a white
cell-speck and prominent medial and submarginal sinuous dark
lines. Underside yellowish, the whole fore wing, except the
apical area, suffused with purple; the lines prominent. (Hind.
legs wanting.)
Hab. Khasis. Hap, 24 millim.
ERYTIIROLOPHUS. 453
B. Hind tibie of male fringed with hair at extremity ;. the
lst joint of tarsus much dilated and fringed with hair.
3948.Erythrolophus hampsoni, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p. 14.
3. Rufous, with shght fuscous suffusion; frons dark crimson ;
vertex of head whitish. Fore wing with the costa fuscous; an
indistinct antemedial line; a dark cell-speck; hind wing with two
white cell-specks on a dark striga; both wings with indistinct
waved medial, postmedial, and submarginal lines; a marginal fine
line, interrupted by pale specks. Underside suffused with pink ;
the postmedial waved line prominent.
Hab. Khasis. Evp. 32 millim.
3949. Erythrolophus punctimargo, n. sp.
3. Differs from hampsoni in having a marginal series of pro-
minent white specks to each wing; hind wing with a very large
grey tridentate mark at end of cell of hind wing, with a similar
small mark in its centre.
Hab. Sikhim (Knyvett). Exp. 40 millim. Type in coll. Elwes.
3950. ‘Erythrolophus genuflexus, n. sp.
Vinous red; vertex of head white. Fore wing with the costa
purplish; a straight antemedial line; dark cell-speck; straight
postmedial line; a submarginal line bent outwards between veins 2
and 5. Hind wing with straight antemedial line; white cell-
speck; postmedial line bent outwards between veins 2 and 5.
Hab. Sikhim (Elwes). Exp. 30 millim. Type in coll. Elwes.
Szor. IJ. Antenne of male bipectinated for three-fourths length.
A. (Synegiodes). Hind tibie of male with two pairs of spurs; wings
with the margins slightly crenulate and angled at vein 4; fore
wing with ven 3 from angle of cell.
/ 3951. \Erythrolophus hyriarius, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1617; Budi. Ill.
ae Het. vi, pl. 118, tig. 5; C. §& S. no. 3565.
re ~~ Synegiodes histrionaria, ‘Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p.12,
3. Yellow, irrorated with rufous; frons chestnut; vertex of
head and shaft of antenne white. Fore wing with the basal half
of costa purplish; both wings with white cell-speck; a diffused
indistinct medial band; a postmedial indistinct band, with series
of specks inside it, slightly curved on fore wing, angled at vein 4
of hind wing.
@. Redder, with the bands more prominent.
The variety histrionaria is somewhat yellower, witha dark blotch
on outer area of fore wing above middle, and a large blotch
occupying the area near outer angle.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. wp. 38 millim.
454 GEOMETRID&.
3952. Erythrolophus diffusifascia, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892,
Petes pl dl ction. Soi
Yellowish, irrorated and suffused with pink. Fore wing with
oblique medial diffused fuscous band ; a white cell-speck; a sub-
marginal diffused fuscous band expanding into a large dark patch
above middle and into another patch covering the whole area near
outer angle. Hind wing with white cell-spot; diffused medial
fuscous band; an indistinct postmedial line, with series of blackish
specks and diffused fuscous band beyond it.
Hab. Khasis. Exp. 42 millim.
B. Hind legs of male very small; the tibice dilated and without spurs;
a large tuft of hair from femoro-tibial jownt ; hind wing with
the outer margin angled at vein 4.
3953. Erythrolophus pallivittatus, Moore, P. Z. 8S. 1867, p. 641;
—C-§ Sno. 3576; Waterh. Ad, pl. 151, fig. 3.
$. Ochreous grey; frons, palpi, and a ring behind the head
jet-black ; wings irrorated with a few rufous and fuscous scales.
Fore wing with a ferruginous antemedial speck below costa and
two above inner margin; a pale ferruginous discocellular spot ;
both wings with pale ferruginous obliquely waved medial and
postmedial lines, the latter with a deep rufous patch beyond it at
vein 5 and a larger patch above inner margin; a marginal series
of rufous specks. Underside with the lines dark and prominent.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Hvp. 54 millim.
3954. Erythrolophus persimilis, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 254; C.§S.
no. 3958.
Differs from pallivittatus in being grey, irrorated with fuscous ;
the vertex of head white; wings with the markings fuscous instead
of rufous; the postmedial line reduced to a series of prominent
specks and with no patches beyond it, but traces of dark markings
and some submarginal marks.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas. Evp., ¢ 40-44, 2 50 millim.
C. (Erythrolophus). Hind legs of male not reduced ; the tibice dilated
with a tuft of long har from base and fringed with haw at
extremity ; a ternnnal pair of spurs ; hind wing with the outer
mary rounded.
3955. Erythrolophus fascicorpus, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892. p. 11.
3. Dull ochreous, irrorated with crimson; frons fuscous;
abdomen with a black band on basal segment. Fore wing with
curved antemedial series of black specks; black cell-spot; both
wings with traces of waved medial line; an indistinct dentate
postmedial line, with series of black specks on it; a double
marginal series of prominent black specks; hind wing with
ERYTHROLOPHUS.—RHODOSTROPHIA, 455
prominent black annulus at end of cell. Underside with some
crimson suffusion, especially on disk of fore wing.
Hab. Khasis. Hep. 36 millim.
3956. Erythrolophus albivertex, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1891, p. 15.
6. Pale rufous, thickly irrorated with dark red; frons dark
purple; vertex of head white. Fore wing with indistinct waved
ante- and postmedial fuscous lines; a cell-speck; an irregularly
dentate submarginal line. Hind wing with prominent black cell-
speck and irregularly dentate submarginal line. Underside pale.
Hab. Khasis. wp. 32 millim. |
3957. Erythrolophus prasonarius, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p. 12.
Tanaotrichia trilineata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 361, pl. 32, fig. 2.
Pale rufous, thickly irrorated with dark red; frons chestnut;
vertex of head white. Fore wing with the costa fuscous; an
antemedial line curved below costa; a cell-speck; both wings with
prominent oblique straight fuscous line, postmedial on fore wing,
medial on hind wing; a sinuous submarginal line, excurved between
veins 2 and 4 of each wing; a dark marginal line, and the veins
fuscous.
The Sikhim form trilineata is much more ochreous in tone.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Ep. 36 millim.
Genus RHODOSTROPHIA.
Rhodostrophia, Hiibn. Verz. p. 300 (21818).
~ Eusarca, Herr.-Schaffer, eur. Schmett. 111, p. 34 (1847).
«Phyletis, Guen. Phal. 11, p. 169 (1857).
“Delocharis, Butl. P. Z. S. 1883, p. 172.
Type, &. calabra, Petagn., from Europe.
Range. Palearctic region; Himalayas; Khasis; Shan States.
Palpi hardly reaching beyond the frons ; antennz of male bipec-
tinated, with fine branches to apex; hind tibiae of male with the
outer medial spur absent. Fore wing with vein 3 from before
angle of cell; 5 from somewhat above middle of discocellulars :
7, 8, 9, 10 stalked, 10 anastomosing with 11, and then with 8, 9
to form the double areole. Hind wing with vein 3 from before
angle of cell; 5 from above middle of discocellulars ; 6,7 stalked.
© ff 3958. Rhodostrophia vinacearia, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 642;
a Clg Sesase
“_. Rhodostrophia stigmatica, Butl. Ill. Het. vii, p. 110, pl. 186,
figs. 19, 20.
gd. Ochreous, with slight fuscous irroration; frons brown ;
legs yellow. Fore wing with the costa pink; a curved antemedial
pink line; a dark discocellular spot ; an oblique and slightly sinuous
postmedial line, and sinuous submarginal line. Hind wing with
subbasal line; dark discocellular speck; pink medial line ; sinuous
456 GEOMETRID A.
postmedial line ; the cilia of both wings pink. Underside yellow,
with pink suffusion, and the veins pink.
@ with hardly a trace of pink; the ground-colour browner ;
the cilia ochreous brown. A form of the male is coloured like the
female.
Hab, Murree ; Dharmsala; Sikhim; Khasis. wp. 30 millim.
23959. Rhodostrophia tristrigalis, Butl. Ill. Het. vii, p. 110, pl. 157,
saa, Ihe
3. Greyish ochreous. Differs from vinacearia in having the
antemedial line of fore wing nearly straight and not reaching the
costa ; the cell-spot reduced to a speck ; a broad oblique postmedial
band and straight submarginal line. Hind wing with oblique
medial band and straight submarginal line.
@. Greyer, with the markings and cilia pinkish fuscous.
A specimen from the Shan States has the hind wing more
ochreous, with the medial band and submarginal line obsolete on
costal half.
Hab. Dharmsala; Shan States. Hvp. 30 millim.
<-3960.Rhodostrophia rara, But. Ill. Het. vii, p. 111, pl. 157, fig. 2.
3. Differs from tristrigalis in being bright ochreous ; the ante-
medial line of fore wing and postmedial line of both wings less
oblique; the submarginal line composed of minute lunules; hind
wing without subbasal line.
Q@. Rather darker; the apex of fore wing more pointed.
Hab. Dharmsala; Sikhim. ap. 30 millim.
3961. Rhodostrophia pelloniaria, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 169; C. § S.
no. 3674.
Dull ochreous, with more or less fuscous suffusion and irrora-
tion ; frons and legs pinkish.
Fore wing with the apex pro-
duced and acute; the costa
pink; both wings usually with
cell-speck; an oblique post-
medial pink band broad on
fore wing, on hind wing narrow
and obsolescent towards costa ;
Fie. 205. an indistinct submarginal line ;
Rhodostrophia pelloniaria, §. 4. the cilia pink. Underside
} suffused with pink.
The oblique band of both wings varies much in width.
Hab. Murree; Thundidni; Khasis. vp. 32 millim.
3962. Rhodostrophia meonaria, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 170; C. § S.
no. 8673.
Phyletis khasiana, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 264; C. & S.no. 3672.
3. Ochreous yellow. Fore wing with dark cell speck; an
RHODOSTROPHIA. 457
oblique dull purplish postmedial band obsolete towards costa; the
costa and cilia tinged with dull purple. Hind wing with faint
traces of postmedial and submarginal lines, which are more prom1-
nent and tinged with red on underside.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. vp. 32 millim.
3963. Rhodostrophia herbicolens, Buti. P. Z. 8.1883, p.173; C.& S.
no. 8670.
Dull ochreous, irrorated and suffused with brown; the frons
brown ; vertex of head white. Fore wing with narrow diffused
antemedial brown band ; a cell-speck ; broad diffused medial band ;
a waved submarginal line with diffused brown beyond it. Hind
wing with cell-speck ; medial line and sinuous submarginal line
usually with pinkish-brown suffusion beyond it. ;
A small male has the fore wing almost uniformly suffused with
fuscous.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas. Exp. 30-34 millin.
3964. Rhodostrophia similata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 264; C. § S.
no. 3675.
Q. Differs from herbicolens in being grey-brown without the
ochreous tinge; the bands with a slight pink tinge; the post-
medial band of hind wing obsolete, except towards inner margin ;
no dark suffusion beyond the submarginal line of either wing.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. xp. 34 millim.
3965. Rhodostrophia hematozona, n. sp.
¢. Differs from herbicolens in the ground-colour being brownish
ochreous ; the frons and collar crimson. Fore wing with the base
suffused with crimson ; the postmedial and marginal bands crimson
and further apart; no discocellular speck on either wing. Hind
wing yellow, with the postmedial and submarginal bands only
developed on inner area; cilia of both wings crimson. _
Hab. Chumbi Valley, Sikhim (Elwes). Eup. 34 millim. Type
in coll. Druce.
3966. Rhodostrophia inconspicua, Buti. P. Z. S.1886, p. 391; C.§S.
no. 3671.
Brown, with a pink tinge; frons brown. Fore wing with
nearly straight antemedial line; both wings with cell-speck and
broad postmedial band, the area beyond it more suffused with pink.
Underside with a postmedial line.
The markings may be pink and prominent or indistinct.
Hab. Afghanistan; N.W. Himalayas. vp. 35 millim.
3967. Rhodostrophia borealis, Swinh. P. Z.S. 1889, p. 427, pl. 44, fig. 8.
$. Dull ochreous, suffused with fuscous. Fore wing with a
pinkish tinge; hind wing paler. Fore wing with traces of an
458 GEOMETRID A.
antemedial line; both wings with dark cell-speck ; minutely waved
postmedial and submarginal lines, on fore wing filled in with
fuscous ; cilia pinkish fuscous. Underside suffused with pink ;
the outer area of fore wing ochreous.
Hab. Kulu; Pangi. “wp. 38 millim.
3968. Rhodostrophia cinerascens, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 264; C.§ 8.
no. 3669,
Rhodostrophia subflavida, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 360.
3. Olive-grey. Fore wing with a slightly oblique band
formed by straight postmedial and submarginal lines. Hind wing
ochreous white, with a fuscous tinge on inner area; postmedial
and submarginal lines obsolescent on costal area ; the cilia fuscous.
Underside with the costal and outer areas of fore wing and whole
of hind wing orange-yellow.
Hab. Afghanistan; Kashmir. vp, 38 millim.
Genus TIMANDRA.
Timandra, Dup. Lép. France, iv, 2, p. 224 (1829).
Calothysanis, Hiibn. Verz. p. 3801 (? 1818), non descr.
Type, 7. amataria, Linn.
Range. Nearctic, Palearctic, Ethiopian, Oriental, and Australian
regions.
Palpi not reaching beyond the frons ; antennz of male bipecti-
nated, the apex simple; hind tibiae of male with two pairs of spurs.
Fore wing with the apex acute and produced; vein 3 from near
angle of cell; 5 from somewhat above middle of discocellulars ;
7, 8, 9 stalked ; 10 anastomosing with 8,9 to form the areole.
Hind wing with the outer margin produced to a point at vein 4
veins 6, 7 from angle of cell.
Sxcr. 1. Hind tibie of male not dilated ; fore wing with vein 11
not anastomosing with 7, 8,9; hind wing with veins 3, 4
from cell.
_ 3969. Timandra amataria, Linn. Syst. Nat. i, 2, p. 859. O
——7 V/Timandra convectaria, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 800; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.:
iii, pl. 202, figs. 3, 3a; C.G S.no. 8991. Z
. Timandra comptaria, Wilk. Cat. xxvi, p. 1615.
Pale greyish ochreous, irrorated with fuscous ; frons brown ;
vertex of head white. Fore wing with indistinct, slightly sinuous,
antemedial line, not reaching the costa; a cell-speck ; an oblique,
almost straight line from apex of fore wing to middle of inner
margin of hind wing; a sinuous fuscous submarginal line, becoming
postmedial on hind wing.
In the European and a Japanese form the oblique line and cilia
are pink ; in another Japanese, the Chinese, and Indian forms they
are red; in the Indian form convectaria, the base of costa of fore
TIMANDRA 459
wing is fuscous, but not in the Burmese, Chinese, and Japanese
forms. Nilgiri specimens are of a bright flesh tint.
Hab. Europe; Japan; China; throughout India, Ceylon, and
Burma. zp. 38 millim.
i
3970. Timandra correspondens, n. sp. 4
Ditfers from the pale form of amataria in the antemedial and
oblique lines and cilia of both wings being bright ferruginous,
the veins dark ; fore wing with the antemedial line straight; the
oblique line quite straight ; the submarginal line straight on hind
wing and towards inner margin of fore wing.
Hab. Dharmsala (Hocking). Hap. 58 miliim. Type in B. M.
—
i
¢ 3971.“Timandra responsaria, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 255; OC. & S.
tore) 10, S992.
2. Fulvous yellow, irrorated with fuscous; frons brown;
vertex of head white. Fore wing with traces of antemedial pink
line ; a dark cell-spot; an oblique diffused pink line from apex of
fore wing to middle of inner margin of hind wing; a slightly
sinuous ill-defined dark submarginal line, becoming postmedial on
hind wing, and reduced to specks towards apex of fore wing; cilia
pale pink.
3. Darker; the oblique band broader and diffused.
Hab. Khasis; Nilgiris. vp. 28 millim.
Secr. II. Hind tibiz of male dilated with a fold containing a tuft of
pink hair and a fringe of long hair on outer side; fore wing
with vein 11 anastomosing with 7, 8,9; hind wing with
veins 3, 4 stalked.
A. Fore wing with the outer margin deeply excised from
the apex to ven 4.
vv
3972. Timandra aventiaria, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 3; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
111, pl. 202, figs. 4, 4a.
~Timandra molybdias, Meyr. Trans. Ent, Soc. 1889, p. 488.
Dull green, with slight dark striz; head and antenne rufous.
Fore wing with the costa
red; traces of antemedial
specks ; a grey-centred ocellus
at end of cell; an oblique
olive and yellow straight line
from costa of fore wing near
apex to middle of inner
Fig. 206. margin of hind wing, and with
Timandra aventiaria, 3. +. traces of a series of specks
beyond it; cilia purplish; the margin purple and red at the
excision of fore wing; hind wing with white cell-speck. Under-
side yellow, irrorated with green.
460 GEOMETRIDA.
Hab. Formosa; throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma; Java ;
Australia. Hap. 36 millim.
B. Fore wing with the outer margin evenly rounded.
3973. Timandra mundissima, Wik, Cat. xxiii, p. 795; C. & S.
no. 3941.
Timandra semicompleta, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1616; C. & S.
no. 3993.
Thalera diatomata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1616; C. & S. no. 3478.
Timandra prasodes, Meyr. P. Linn. Soc. N. S. W. (2) ii, p. 868.
Timandra burmana, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1890, p. 214.
Dull green, flesh-colour, or pink, with faint strie; frons chest-
nut; vertex of head white. Fore wing with series of antemedial
specks and discocellular speck; hind wing with small white-
centred discocellular ocellus; an oblique slightly curved line from
costa of fore wing beyond middle to middle of inner margin of
hind wing, with a series of specks beyond it, which are often
obsolescent; this line is often obsolete towards costa of fore wing,
and may be either whitish ochreous or crimson, and often has
purplish suffusion inside it; a crimson speck at end of the point
of hind wing, and often a crimson marginal line. Underside
pale.
Hab. Abyssinia; throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma; Aus-
tralia. Hap. 26 millim.
Genus TRYGODES.
Trygodes, Guen. Phal. i, p. 426 (1857).
Type, 7. muscivaria, Herr.-Schiff., from 8. America.
ftange. 8. America; throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma;
Borneo ; Celebes.
Palpi slender, and reaching just beyond the frons; antenne of
male ciliated ; hind legs much reduced, the tibize dilated with a
large tuft of long hair from base and without spurs; abdomen
with lateral tufts of hair towards extremity. Fore wing with
vein 3 from angle of cell; 5 from somewhat above middle of
discocellulars, 7, 8, 9, 10 stalked, 11 anastomosing slightly with
them to form the areole. Hind wing with vein 3 from angle of
cell; 5 from somewhat above middle of discocellulars.
Secr. I. Both wings with the outer margin highly crenulate and
produced to points at all the veins except vein 5.
3974. Trygodes divisaria, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 927; C. & S. no. 4001.}
Grey, slightly irrorated with fuscous, and with a violaceous
tinge ; frons blackish ; vertex of head white. Fore wing with the
costa rufous; a bright verditer-green subbasal patch below cell
and spot above it in cell; a large quadrate patch in end of cell
another from below it to inner margin, and one beyond cell .
TRYGODES.—PROBLEPSIS. 461
a slightly sinuous dark postmedial line terminating at outer
angle in a crimson mark; two large quadrate green subapical
patches. Hind wing with
large quadrate green patch
in cell, another below cell
extending to inner margin
and to near anal angle; a
trilobate patch beyond cell ;
outer area purplish, with
some red beyond the green
patches ; a sinuous post-
medial line terminating in a crimson line at anal angle ; a crimson
subapical line and spot; both wings with dark marginal line.
Underside pale, mostly suffused with fuscous.
Hab. Throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma; Andamans ;
Borneo; Celebes. Hep. 40 millim.
Fig. 207.—Trygodes divisaria, S. 1.
Sect. IT. Outer margin of fore wing evenly curved, of hind wing
slightly crenulate and excised between veins 4 and 6.
3975. Trygodes cuneilinea, Wk. Cat. xxvi, p. 1752; C.§ S. no. 3434.
3. Pale grey, irrorated with rufous. Fore wing with slightly
sinuous antemedial rufous line ; both wings with large olive-green
spots in the interspaces beyond and below the end of the cell; a
highly curved postmedial rufous line; a submarginal line slightly
excurved between veins 6 and 2, and with a dentate line beyond
it sending streaks along the veins to the margin, and enclosing a
erey patch at outer angle of fore wing; a marginal rufous line,
double on the hind wing. Underside white.
Hab. “India.” Exp. 32 millim.
Genus PROBLEPSIS.
Problepsis, Led. Verh. zool.-bot. Ges. Wien, 1852, Abh. p. 74.
_ Caloptera, Frvv. Magyar Tesm.-tudm. Tars. Evk, i, p. 185 (1841-45),
preeoce.
Argyris, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 12 (1857).
Type, P. ocellata, Friv., from E. Europe.
Range. HE. Europe; Natal; Japan; China; throughout India,
Ceylon, and Burma; Borneo.
Palpi thickly scaled and reaching just beyond the frons ; hind
leg of male small, the tibia dilated with a fold containing a tuft of
long hair, the 1st joint of tarsus dilated and large. Fore wing
with vein 3 from, or from before, angle of cell; 5 from somewhat
above middle of discocellulars; 7, 8, 9, 10 stalked from before
upper angle, 11 anastomosing slightly with them to form the
areole. Hind wing from vein 3 from, or from before, angle of cell ;
5 from somewhat above middle of discocellulars; 6 from before
upper angle.
462 GEOMETRIDA,
Srot. I. Antenne of male bipectinated, with stiff
branches, the apex simple.
3976. Problepsis deliaria, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 18; C. & S. no. 1259.
Problepsis appollinaria, Butl. Ill. Het. vii, p. 7 (nec Guen.). /
Nearly pure white; sides of palpi and vertex of head black ;
abdomen tinged with fuscous. Fore wing with the costa fuscous ;
a large olive oval ocellus at end of cell, with a ring of raised silver
scales on it, the centre grey, and two black specks below the
centre; below the ocellus is a silver-ringed fulvous spot; a silver
fascia on inner margin; hind wing with an elongate oval fuscous
mark on discocellulars and below cell, with a ring of silver scales
on it; a silver fascia on inner margin ; both wings with waved and
curved fuscous postmedial band, with a more prominent maculate
band beyond it, and a series of spots just inside the margin; a
marginal fuscous line anda line through the cilia.
The Kulu form has the edges of the ocellus of both wings
fulvous, the ocellus on fore wing being much rounder.
Hab. Throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma. wp. 46 millim.
3977. Problepsis delphiaria, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 14; C. & S. no. 1260.
, Problepsis vulgaris, Butl. Ill. Het. vii, p. 48, pl. 125, fig. 2. Sepa
| Argyris ocellata, C. §& S. no. 1268 (nec Firiv.).
Differs from deliaria in the ocellus of fore wing having black
on its outer ring, especially
on the inner side; the spot
below it darker; no silver
fascia on inner margin of
either wing, but a few scales
on fore wing and a medial
ae , spot on hind wing ; the post-
Fig. 208.—Problepsis delphiaria, $. +. avth oun vonl eS d Pics
Hab. Hongkong; throughout India, Ceylon,and Burma. E£zp.,
3 34, 2 40 millim.
3978. Problepsis cinerea, Butl. P. Z. S. 1886, p. 387, pl. 35, fig. 8.
Pale ashy brown; head blackish. Fore wing with some fuscous
basal marks; an antemedial line angled below cell; a very large
brown discal ocellus, with fuscous outer ring, silver inner ring,
whitish centre, and two black marks with silver scales on them
below the centre ; some fuscous marks below the ocellus; hind
wing with a similar ocellus extending to inner margin, but without
the black marks below centre; both wings with a slightly curved
postmedial line angled below the costa of fore wing, with a series
of spots beyond it, a line beyond that, and a marginal line.
Hab. Campbellpur. xp. 36 millim.
PROBLEPSIS.—SOMATINA. 463
Sercr. IT. Antennz of male with fascicles of cilia.
3979. Problepsis conjunctiva, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 358.
g. White; head and abdomen fuscous. Fore wing with the
costa fuscous; a very large discal ocellus, its outer ring fuscous
interiorly, fulvous exteriorly, inside this is a silver ring, the centre
grey and brown, with two black marks below the centre ; a fuscous
band from the ocellus to the middle of inner margin of hind wing
expanding on disk, with a silver discocellular band and brown and
silver incomplete ocellus on it; both wings with silver fascia on
inner margin ; a pale fulvous postmedial band, excurved and some-
what irregular on fore wing, and with fuscous spots beyond it on
both wings. Underside with wide fuscous medial band, expanding
into discal patches and a curved postmedial band.
Hab. Sikhim. Evp. 40 millim.
Genus SOMATINA.
Somatina, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 10 (1857).
Nobilia, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1098 (1862).
Dithalama, Meyr. P. Linn. Soc. N. S. W. (2) ii, p. 840 (1887).
Lipomelia, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 359.
Defoa, Swinh. A. M. N. H. (6) xii, p. 161.
Type, S. anthophilata, Guen.
Range. 8S. Africa; W. Africa; Japan; China; throughout
India, Ceylon, and Burma; Borneo; Australia.
Differs from Problepsis in the antenne of male usually being
ciliated. Fore wing with vein 19 rising from 7, 8, 9, anastomosing
with 11, and then with 8, 9 to form a double areole.
Szot. I. Antennz of male with fascicles of cilia.
3980. Somatina cana, n. sp.
White ; the frons fuscous. Wings irrorated with a few fuscous
scales. Fore wing with traces of a waved antemedial line; a large
irregular rufous and fuscous ocellus at end of cell, with a ring of
bluish-silver scales on it ; hind wing with a fulvous and silver line
on discocellulars; both wings with a curved and slightly sinuous
postmedial series of black specks, with a series of fuscous spots
beyond them, and another series just inside the margin; a mar-
ginal series of black strie.
Hab. Punjab; Ceylon; Baudin Isl., N.W. coast of Australia.
Exp. 30 milliim. Type in B. M.
3981. Somatina extrusata, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 637; C. & S. no. 1261.
@. Differs from cana in being grey, with a vinous tinge and
irrorated with fuscous; vertex of head white. Fore wing with
the ocellus larger and reddish ochreous; hind wing with a band
464 GEOMETRIDA.
on discocellulars ; both wings with indistinct crenulate postmedial
line, and hardly a trace of markings beyond it.
Hab. Simla; Khasis; Ceylon. Hap. 32 millim.
Snot. IT. Antenne of male finely ciliated.
A. Hind leg of male small ; the tibsa dilated with a fold and
large tuft of long hair.
3982. Somatina anthophilata, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 11, pl. 18, fig. 2;
C. & S. no. 3995.
Anisodes congruaria, Wik. Char. Undescr. Het. p. 98; C. § S.
no. 30638.
Somatina purpurascens, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. ii, p. 540, pl. 202,
figs. 2,2a; C. Gg S. no, 3998.
White, with slight rufous and fuscous suffusion ; head blackish.
Fore wing with the costa ferruginous; a medial sinuous line
angled below costa, with another line beyond it preduced to points
Fig. 209.—Somatina anthophilata, G. }.
beyond the angles of cell and approaching the medial line below
the cell, the area between them usually tinged with rufous and
with a cell-spot; a submarginal waved line produced to a point
below costa, then usually obsolescent, the area beyond it rufous as
far as the marginal rufous band of triangular marks, which .does
not extend to the costa. Hind wing with cell-speck and traces of
waved medial and postmedial line; the outer area rufous, with
marginal series of triangular rufous marks.
The form purpurascens is whiter, with the medial band of fore
wing narrower and the submarginal line more prominent.
Hab. Throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma. Ezp., ¢ 34,
? 36 millim.
3983. Somatina plynusaria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1581; C. & S.
no. 3997.
Grey, prominently irrorated with fuscous and with a rosy suffu-
sion; head blackish. Fore wing with the costa rufous; indistinct
waved antemedial, postmedial, and submarginal lines, the second
irregular and produced to a point below costa; a black cell-speck ;
fuscous patches at apex and outer angle. Hind wing with cell-
speck, medial and postmedial indistinct waved lines ; both wings
with marginal series of specks and the cilia bright rufous.
SOMATINA. 465
Hab. Sikhim; Assam; Nilgiris; Canara. Zuvp., 3 36, 2
40 millim.
3984. Somatina lapidata, Warr. P. Z. 8.1893, p. 359, pl. 32, fig. 7.
@. Differs from plynusaria in having the head and collar
fulvous ; wings with an olive tinge instead of rosy; the costa of
fore wing and cilia of both wings not rutous ; the lines very indis-
tinct; the medial line not waved; the outer area of fore wing
suffused with olive, of hind wing thickly striated with fuscous.
Underside with prominent minutely waved dark postmedial line,
the outer area of fore wing dark grey.
Hab. Nagas. Exp. 34 millim.
3985. Somatina rosacea, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 182.
6. Head, thorax, and abdomen cream-colour, with a slight rosy
tinge; wings suffused with rosy pink as far as the postmedial line,
where the colour deepens to rufous; the postmedial line arises
from middle of costa of fore wing, is then much excurved and
slightly waved, on hind wing slightly waved towards inner margin,
the area beyond it pale rutous, with indistinct submarginal line
and a series of marginal specks; both wings with minute black
cell-speck ; fore wing with black spot near outer angle.
Hab. Khasis. Ep. 30 millim.
3986. Somatina subusta, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 360, pl. 32, fig. 24.
Defoa ustata, Swink. A. M. N. H. (6) xii, p. 151.
Olive-brown ; the head blackish. Fore wing with the area from
near base to the irregularly waved postmedial line, which does not
reach the costa, rufous with indistinct pale line and a white cell-.
speck on it; the medial line obsolete towards costa, and with a.
large purple patch beyond it running out to the margin at vein 3
and leaving the apex and outer angle olive-brown. Hind wing
rufous, with diffused fuscous antemedial and medial dark bands.
and a sinuous submarginal grey line produced to two points at
middle; the margin grey. Underside with most of the inner half
of fore wing and costal area of hind wing suffused with fuscous.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis ; Nagas; Karen Hills. yp. 30 millim.
B. (Nobilia). Hind tibia of male shortened, and with the tuft from
its base short ; the first joint of tarsus long, dilated, and with a
fold containing a tuft of hair.
3987. Somatina turbata, Wik. Cat. xxiv, p. 1098; C. & S. no. 3685.
Head, thorax, and abdomen olive grey-brown; frons rufous.
Fore wing with the costa, base, and medial area olive-grey ; a.
large antemedial triangular patch, a discocellular lunule, and the
outer area except at costa dark chocolate-red, striated with grey ;
a waved submarginal grey line bent out to the margin from veins
4to 2. Hind wing chocolate-red, thickly irrorated with grey; a
white cell-spot ; traces of a medial line ; a crenulate postmedial line ;
VOL. III. 24H
466 GEOMETRID A&A,
a submarginal sinuous line bent out to the margin at middle, and
with grey beyond it from vein 4 to anal angle. Underside reddish
orange.
Hab. Sikhim; Assam; Andamans; Borneo. wp. 46 millim.
Sror. ITI. Antenne of male bipectinated to near apex; hind tibia
not dilated, but with a tuft of long hair from base ; fore wing
with the apex more produced.
3988. Somatina lunuliferata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1522; Hmpsn. Ill.
Het. viii, pl. 142, figs. 1,5; C. & S. no. 32265,
g. Grey-brown; head blackish. Fore wing with the costa
rufous; a waved antemedial line not reaching costa; a large discal
brown ocellus with blue-grey central lunule; an irregularly waved
postmedial line with a more dentate line beyond it, prominent
from vein 6 to inner margin, which it reaches near outer angle ;
an irregularly dentate pale submarginal line. Hind wing suffused
with dark chocolate ; an indistinct waved antemedial line; a grey
line on discocellulars ; a minutely dentate postmedial line, with a
series of pale grey-edged lunulate marks beyond it from vein 5 to
inner margin; both wings with slender grey line just inside the
margin; the cilia bright rufous. Underside fuscous, with the
costal area of fore wing bright red.
© much redder and pinker.
Hab. Canara; Nilgiris. Hap., ¢ 42, 2 48 millim.
Subfamily GEOMETRIN Z&.
Fore wing with vein 5 from towards upper angle of cell; 7, 8, 9,
10 stalked, and often 6 and 11 with them, the latter often anasto-
mosing with 12, but no areole ever present. Hind wing with
vein 5 from towards upper angle of cell; 8 bent down and
touching the cell near base, then rapidly diverging.
Key to the Genera.
A. Fore wing with a fovea at base in both
sexes, and the antenne bipectinated .. 1. HuscHEMa, p. 467.
B. Fore wing without fovea.
a. Abdomen with dorsal tufts.
a’. Hind wing with the outer margin
rounded.
a, Both wings with vein 3 from near
angle of cell; hind wing long.. 2. PsrUDOTERPNA, p. 472.
6’, Both wings with vein 3 from long
before angle of cell; hind wing
BHOKE lok tegen hie eee ai. PG 3. SPHAGNODELA, p. 480.
b'. Hind wing with the outer margin
produced to a point or angled at
vein 4 *,
* Except in Uliocnemis casidara and albimarginata.
EUSCHEMA,
a. Outer margin of neither wing
crenulate.
a°. Hind wing with veins 3, 4 from
cell.
a’. Hind wing with veins 6, 7
mrOuN Cole. 53. VC as
Hind wing with veins 3, 4
Shelled age. tteieajcte a web ee
6°. Outer margin of both wings crenu-
late.
a? Brons not produced. ......... 5.
6°, Frons with a rounded promi-
TMOHCOM ey AWOL SAGE A 4.
4. Abdomen without dorsal tufts.
a’. Hind wing with the outer margin
produced to a tail at vein 4.
a’. Frenulum present; both wings
with veins 3, 4 stalked........ 15.
6?. Frenulum absent; both wings
with veins 3, 4 fromcell ...... 16.
4’. Hind wing with the outer margin
produced to a point or angled at
vein 4,
a’. Frenulum present.
a>. Frons with a sharp tuft...... 10.
a Mrensamooth 25... oe ee ek 1 ie
G-» Brenniime: abseiberd«.. .\c.c 3 8k8 18.
c'. Hind wing with the outer margin
rounded.
a’. Fore wing with the apex pyro-
duced and acute. Stoutly built
BPRG PSN 2a a8 S02 «A wloslate a aapelSh 2s
b°. Fore wing with the apex not pro-
duced.
a°®. Frenulum present.
a*, Hind wing with veins 3, 4
PLOT Cola ee ya) rE
6+, Hind wing with veins 3, 4
selkedio t,o 2.2 Bree can Re 13
6°. Frenulum absent.
a*, Hind wing with veins 3, 4
APOMPCE May i. os obs Sees 1D.
6*, Hind wing with veins 3, 4
BARCEL ay oars y Sch 0) dl Saar 14.
Genus EUSCHEMA.
Euschema, Hiibn. Verz. p. 175 (? 1818).
Cusuma, Moore, P. Z. S. 1879, p. 415.
Type, £. militaris, Linn.
Range. Oriental and Australian regions.
467
6. AGATHIA, p. 485.
7. ULIOCNEMIS, p. 487.
8. HemiTHEa, p. 490.
[p. 482.
CHLORODONTOPERA,
XENOZANCLA, p. 481.
MAxXaATES, p. 505.
PARAMAXATES, p. 506.
APORANDRIA, p. 494..
THALASSODES, p. 507.
THALERA, p. 514.
9, TANAORRHINUS, p. 492.
GEOMETRA, p. 495.
. NEMoRIA, p. 501.
Evucuuoris, p. 497.
EvcrosTES, p. 504.
Palpi obliquely porrect, the 2nd joint thickly clothed with hair
and reaching beyond the frons, which is rounded, the 3rd long;
2H?
468 GEOMETRID A.
antenne bipectinated, with short branches in both sexes ; hind tibize
of male long, much dilated, and with a ridge along upperside
containing a large tuft of hair and ending in a process at extre-
mity ; abdomen of male clothed with short thick pile below and at
sides. Fore wing with a fovea above the base of vein 1 in both
sexes, the membrane in it strongly ridged in male; vein 3 from
before angle of cell; 5 from near upper angle; 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
stalked; 11 anastomosing with 12, then approaching 10. Hind
wing with vein 3 from before angle of cell; 5 from near upper
angle; 7 from before the angle. |
Sect. I. (Huschema). Fore wing of male produced, long, and
narrow ; the fovea strongly developed.
3989. Euschema militaris, Zinn. Syst. Nat. i, 2, p. 811; Cram. Pap.
Exot. i, pl. 29, fig. B; C. §& S. no, 8084.
Euschema abrupta, Wik. Trans. Ent. Soc. (3) i, p. 70; C. & S.
no. 3073.
Euschema excubitor, Moore, P. Z. 8. 1878, p. 846; C. §& S. no, 3080.
Euschema sodalis, Moore, J. A. S. B. lv, 1886, pt. 2, p. 99; C.& S.
no. 3089.
Euschema scyllea, Swinh. A. M. N. H. (6) xii, p. 148.
Head, thorax, and abdomen golden yellow with purplish bands.
Fore wing with the basal half golden yellow, the outer half deep
Fig. 210.—Huschema militaris, 3. 3.
purple with its inner edge irregularly sinuous ; two oblique basal
purple fasciz, the lower fascia sometimes having a spot detached
from it; two spots on costa near base ; an oblique antemedial series
of three spots often conjoined ; outer area with two pale biue macu-
late bands, the outer ending at vein 38. Hind wing golden yellow,
with a large purple discocellular spot and a spot below the cell; a
postmedial lunulate band excurved between veins 3 and 5; a
submarginal series of spots becoming large conjoined lunulate
patches at apex. : |
The spots on the yellow area are very variable. The form seyllea
has the dark markings on the basal half of fore wing almost entirely
EUSCHEMA. 469
obsolete ; and on hind wing obsolete, except the apical markings
and some submarginal spots.
Hab. China; Sikhim; Assam; Burma; Mergui; Andamans ;
Sumatra; Java. Hap. 80-96 millim,
3990. Euschema bellona, Wik. Cat. ii, p. 405; C. § S. no. 3078.
| eee lunulata, Buti. A. M. N. H. (5) x, p. 375; C.§ 8.
no. 38082.
Euschema reepstorfii, Moore, P. Z. S. 1877, p. 6009.
Euschema andersoni, Moore, Journ. Linn. Soc., Zool. xxi, p. 56;
C. & S. no. 3075.
Euschema ludifica, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1890, p. 202.
Differs from mzltaris in the outer area of the fore wing having
the pale blue maculate bands more or less reduced and obscure ;
hind wing with the outer area deep purple, with irregularly sinu-
ous inner edge, with a short yellow band on it from inner margin
to vein 2, sometimes continued towards costa as indistinct pale
blue spots with yellow specks on their edges, or in the form lJunu-
lata as a broken waved yellow band.
The form anderson, from Mergui, has the pale markings on
outer area of fore wing almost obsolete ; the dark basal markings
reduced or almost obsolete; hind wing with the basal third and
spots at end of cell much reduced ; the yellow spots on outer area
wanting or very small.
Hab. Burma; Mergui; Andamans; Nicobars. wp. 64-92 millim,
3991. Euschema bellonaria, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 198, pl. 18, fig. 1.
Euschema subrepleta, Wik. Cat. ii, p. 406; C. & S. no. 3090.
Differs from militaris in being deeper orange; fore wing
with the lower basal fascia conjoined to the antemedial band and
touching the outer purple area. Hind wing with the discocellular
spot conjoined to the spot below cell; the postmedial band more
strongly developed, also the submarginal spots, which are triangular
and more regular; the marginal lunules large.
Hab. Mergui; Malacca; Borneo. wp. 80 millim.
3992. Euschema prunicolor, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 423, pl. 189,
fig. 2; C. & S. no. 3088.
Euschema bellissima, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 423, pl. 189,
fies. 1, la, 6 (larva); C. & S. no. 3077.
Differs from bellonaria in the head, thorax, and abdomen being
purple with yellow bands. Fore wing purple, with two narrow
basal yellow fascize and a spot in interno-median interspace ; a pale
blue spot in cell and the antemedial oblique band blue. Hind wing
_ with the yellow markings reduced to an oblique subbasal band and
medial, postmedial, and submarginal series of spots.
The form bellissima has the yellow markings rather more devye-
loped than in typical prunicolor.
Larva. Green, with a lateral yellow band; the spiracles black-
ringed ; the legs red-speckled. Food-plant Carallia.
Hab. Ceylon. LEwvp. 70 millim.
470 GEOMETRID &.
3993. Euschema andamana, Moore, P. Z. 8. 1877, p. 599; Waterh.
Aid, i, pl. xi; C. § S. no. 3074.
Deep purple; the underside of head, thorax, and abdomen golden
yellow. Fore wing with very broad oblique antemedial golden-
yellow band with somewhat irregular edges and not quite reaching
costa or inner margin; a large pale blue patch beyond cell with
indistinct spots below it. Hind wing uniform purple, or in some
specimens with a yellow patch on middle of costa and aspot beyond
cell. Underside of both wings with the large cell-spots and
curved postmedial bands traceable.
Hab. Andamans. Hap, 84 millim.
3994, Euschema minervaria, Guen. Phal. ii, p. 190.
Hazis pugnataria, Gwen. Phal. ii, p. 194.
Euschema horsfieldii, Moore, Lep. E. I. Co. p. 334, pl. 8 a, fig. 7 ;
C. § S. no. 3081.
Euschema patula, Wik. Cat. xxxi, p. 175. :
@. Head and thorax blue-grey, with deep purple bands; abdo-
men golden yellow, with purplish bands. Fore wing somewhat
broad and round; blue-grey with two basal purple fasciz, a curved
antemedial band with two elongate spots on it below cell; a large
discocellular patch; an irregularly sinuous postmedial band; a
marginal series of blotches conjoined into a patch at apex; the
inner area with more or less yellow on its outer half. Hind wing
golden yellow, with blue-grey on basal costal area; a large disco-
cellular purple patch and small spot below cell ; a postmedial series
of lunulate spots and another series of rounded spots just inside
the margin, both these series being sometimes obsolescent towards
inner margin.
Hab. EK. Pegu; Tenasserim; Tavoy; Cambodia; Java. Exp.
90 millim.
3995. Euschema aurilimbata, Moore, P. Z. 8. 1878, p. 846; C. & S.
no. 3076.
3. Head yellow with dark bands; thorax blue with deep
purple bands; abdomen golden yellow with purplish bands, the
base greyish. Fore wing pale metallic blue with deep purple
markings, a8 in minervaria. Hind wing pale metallic blue; the
inner and outer areas golden yellow, a prominent sinuous post-
medial band excurved at middle being developed.
Hab. Tenasserim; Tavoy; Mergui. Hvp. 90 millim.
3996. Euschema palmyra, Stoll, Cram. Pap. Exot. v, p. 159, pl. 36,
fio. 1; C1 § S. no. 3086.
Kuschema transversa, Wik. Cat. ii, p. 407; Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii,
pl. 189, figs. 3, 3 a larva); C. & S. no. 3091.
Euschema nelera, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1891, p. 141.
Differs from aurilimbata in the abdomen being but slightly
yellow at extremity; wings paler blue; hind wing without any
yellow, or in the form nelera from the Bombay Presidency usually
with slight traces of yellow on outer margin near anal angle.
EUSCHEMA., 471
Larva yellow ; the thoracic segments spotted with black; black-
spotted bluish dorsal and sublateral bands from somites 4 to 11.
Food-plant Carallia integerrima.
Hab. Khanddla; Matheran; Canara; Ceylon. Lwp., ¢ 78,
@ 78-90 millim.
3997. Euschema percota, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1891, p. 142.
Differs from palmyra in the whole apical area of fore wing being
deep purple from the discocellular spot and postmedial line to outer
margin, with two small blue spots below the subcostals and one on
inner margin near outer angle. Hind wing never with any trace
of yellow.
Hab. Western Ghats, from Bombay to Trevandrum. Sxp.,
é 90, 2 96 millim.
3998. Euschema recessa, Wik. Journ. Linn. Soc. vi, p. 95.
Euschema proba, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 120; zd. Il. Het. vi,
pl. 118, fig. 2; C. § S. no. 3087.
Differs from palmyra in all the deep purple markings being
reduced. Fore wing with the costa pale blue, and pale blue ex-
tending along the veins of outer area on both wings to the margins ;
head without any yellow ; abdomen with more yellow at extremity.
Hab. Sikhim; Borneo. Ezxp., $ 72, 2 78 millim.
Szor. IL. (Cuswma). Fore wing shorter and broader in both sexes ;
the fovea slightly developed.
3999. Euschema vilis, Wik. Cat. ii, p. 408; Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii,
pl. 189, fig. 4; C. & S&S no. 3093.
Cusuma limbata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1879, p. 415; id. Lep. Ceyl. iii,
pl. 189, fig.5; C. § S. no. 3092.
3S. Head and thorax purplish brown above; abdomen golden
yellow with purplish bands. Fore wing purplish brown, with
slight oblique dark streak in cell; a hyaline spot at its extremity
curved and extending below the median nervure; a spot beyond
upper angle of cell and curved submarginal maculate band. Hind
wing golden yellow; a dark speck on discocellulars ; the outer area
purplish brown, with irregularly sinuous inner edge.
2 with irregularly waved orange line on outer area of hind
wing, produced near anal angle as streaks and spots to the margin.
Hab. Ceylon. Exp. 62 millim.
4000. Euschema flavifusa, Hmpsn. Iil. Het. ix, p. 144, pl. 168, fig. 17.
Differs from vilis in the dark areas being suffused with golden
yellow. Hind wing with the yellow area a dull golden colour; a
waved band on outer area. Underside wholly suffused with a dull
golden colour.
Hab. Ceylon. Exp. 62 millim.
472 GEOMETRIDA,
Genus PSEUDOTERPNA.
Pseudoterpna, Hiibn Verz. p. 284 (P1818).
Hypochroma, Guen. Pal. i, p. 275 (1857).
Pachyodes, Guen. Phal. i, p. 282.
Pingasa, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 419 (1887).
Dindica, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 248 (1888).
Actenochroma, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 350.
Perissolophia, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 350.
Herochroma, Swinh. A. M. N. H. (6) xii, p. 148 (1893).
Absala, Seinh. A. M. N. H. (6) xii, p. 149.
Calleremites, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 884 (1894).
Psilotagma, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 678.
Type, P. pruinata, Hiifn., from Europe.
Range. Palearctic, Ethiopian, Oriental, and Australian regions.
Palpi porrect, the 2nd joint clothed with hair and reaching
beyond the sharp frontal tuft, the 3rd naked and varying in length ;
hind tibie of male usually dilated and typically ending in a slight
Fig. 211.—Pseudoterpna ruginaria, S. }-.
process on upperside and with a fold containing a tuft of long hair
the two pairs of spurs short ; abdomen with short spreading dorsal
tufts on medial segments; both wings with the margin usually
crenulate. Fore wing with vein 3 from near angle of cell; vein 5
from below upper angle; 6 from angle; 7, 8,9, 10 stalked; 11
free or anastomosing with 12. Hind wing long; vein 3 from angle
of cell; 5 from near upper angle; 7 from before angle.
Sect. I. (Hypochroma). Antenne of male bipectinated, with
short branches to two-thirds length.
A. Hind wing with some tufts of long hair at and below
end of cell on upperside.
4001. Pseudoterpna ruginaria, Gwen. Phal. i, p.278; C.§ S. no. 3381.
Hypochroma communicans, Wik, Cat. xxi, p. 430.
Hypochroma commutata, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 429.
Hypochroma perfectaria, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 484; C.§ S. no. 3388.
Hypochroma nyctemerata, Wik, Cat. xxi, p.444; C. § S. no. 3387.
Pingasia rufofasciata, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 247; C. & S. no. 3380.
Pingasa rubicunda, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 383.
White, slightly irrorated with fuscous, and tinged with olive-
PSEUDOTERPNA. 473
green or grey; frons with ablack band. Fore wing with crenulate
- antemedial line ; a sinuous postmedial line excurved from veins 4
to 2 and sending short streaks along the veins, the area beyond it
suffused with brown, olive, or in the form rufofasciata with pink,
this form being also more irrorated with fuscous ; a crenulate sub-
marginal white line ; a pale patch on middle of outer area; a fine
marginal black line. Hind wing similar, but without the antemedial
waved line. Underside white ; the basal half of wings suffused with
yellow ; the outer area black, with patches of white on the outer
margin; fore wing with a black band on discocellulars.
Some specimens are almost as white as the following species.
Hab. W. Africa; Kilima-njaro; Natal; Formosa; throughout
India; Borneo. xp. 46 millim.
4002. Pseudoterpna chlora, Cram. Pap. Exot. iv, pl. 398, fig. C. 4
Hypochroma crenaria, Gwen. Phal.i, p. 278; Moore, Lep. Ceyl. ili,
pl. 192, figs. 1 a, 6 (larva); C.§ S. no. 3376.
Hypochroma distenta, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 484; C. & S. no, 3385.
Hypochroma lariaria, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 433.
Boarmia leucostigmaria, Netn. Edinb. New Phil, Journ. xv, 1862,
Pood CC. gS. no. 3378.
Hypochroma irrorataria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 682; C&S.
no. 3377.
Hypochroma sublimbata, Butl. 4. M. N. H. (5) x, p. 282.
Differs from ruginaria in being whiter; the outer area not
suffused, or very slightly suffused, with pink; the postmedial line
regularly crenulate. Underside without or with hardly a trace of
yellow at base of wings ; the outer black band narrower.
Larva olive-green, with purple-brown oblique lateral stripes and
a longitudinal sublateral line. Pupa red-brown, with black speckles
and segmental marks.
Hab. Throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma; Nias Island ; Java ;
N. Australia; Duke of York Island. Lwp., ¢ 44, 9 54 millim.
4003. Pseudoterpna tephrosiaria, Gwen. Phal.i, p. 277; C. & S.
no. 3392.
Hypochroma pseudoterpnaria, C. §& S. no. 3390 (nec Guen.).
Differs from chlora in being uniformly and much more irrorated
with fuscous. Underside without traces of yellow, but with a grey
tinge; the submarginal band fuscous, much reduced, and narrow...
Hab. N.W. Himalayas. xp. 50 millim.
4004. Pseudoterpna dispensata, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 4385; C. & S.
no. 3384.
Hypochroma celata, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1598.
Differs from tephrosaria in being smaller and somewhat whiter ;
the underside pure white, with the band black and often reduced
to patches.
Hab. Jubbulpore ; Karachi; Mhow; Java; Philippines. Eup.
40 millim.
474. GEOMETRID &,
4005. Pseudoterpna alba, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1891, p. 491, pl. 19,
fig. 6.
3. Differs from chlora in being uniform almost pure white,
with very slight fuscous irroration, and with no suffusion beyond
the postmedial line on upperside, on underside with slight fuscous
suffusion towards costa of fore wing.
Hab. Khasis. Hap. 50 millim.
4006. Pseudoterpua venusta, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 384.
3. Clothed with grey, olive-green, orange, and black scales.
Fore wing with black-speckled white medial band, with waved
black inner edge, black band on discocellulars, and curved black
outer edge sending short streaks along the veins ; the waved sub-
marginal line indistinct, with orange scales on it, and crossed by
orange streaks on the veins. Hind wing similar, without the
medial white band ; the postmedial line crenulate, and with much
orange suffusion beyond it. Underside white; the base of wings
suffused with yellow; the very broad black outer area with patches
of white on the margin. Fore wing with discocellular black band.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Hap. 52 millim.
B. (Pseudoterpna). Hind wing without tufts of hair near
lower angle of cell.
4007. Pseudoterpna costistrigaria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 638;
C. §& S. no. 3375.
3. Grey-green, striated with black-brown ; frons with a black
band. Fore wing with indistinct subbasal line; waved antemedial
line; the medial area much striated with brown, especially on
costa, and with a discocellular lunule; the crenulate postmedial
line bent outwards, and with white scales beyond it below costa ;
patches of brown striz on costa before apex, on outer margin
below apex, and on inner margin near outer angle. Hind wing
with brown striz at base; a dark discocellular spot ; the crenulate
postmedial line indistinct. Underside as in venusta.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. vp. 52 millim.
4008. Pseudoterpna erionoma, Swinh. A. M. NV. H. (6) xii, p. 219.
3. Grey and pale pink, almost entirely covered with dark olive-
ereen striz and suffusion; the vertex of head pale. Fore wing
with two indistinct oblique subbasal lines; a discocellular lunule ;
the crenulate postmedial line excurved between veins 3 and 5, and
with dark blue-grey suffusion on its outer edge; traces of a waved
white submarginal line with some red on it; a white patch on
outer margin below apex. Hind wing with black mark on disco-
cellulars ; a postmedial crenulate line highly angled at vein 4, and
with blue-grey suffusion on its outer edge; patches of red on the
indistinct submarginal line. Underside pure white, with black
PSEUDOTERPNA. 475
cell-spots and broad black submarginal band diffused outwards to
margin below apex of each wing.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Ewvp. 42-45 millim.
4009. Pseudoterpna varicoloraria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 633;
C. § S. no. 3393.
o. Differs from erionoma in the ground-colour being pale
pinkish, with numerous sap-green striz and patches; the ante-
medial line of fore wing and postmedial line of both wings dark
purple, with grey edges. Underside yellowish white, with the
postmedial black band narrow and obsolescent.
Hab. Sikhim. EHvp. 56 millim.
4010. Pseudoterpna vigens, Buti. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 127; dd.
lil. Het. vi, pl. 116, fig. 3; C. § S. no. 3388.
6. Differs from erronoma in being almost entirely green, with
dark strize and none of the pink and grey ground-colour. Fore
wing with sinuous antemedial line, instead of the second subbasal
line; both wings without blue-grey on the postmedial line.
Underside ochreous white.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. vp. 52 millim.
4011. Pseudoterpna opalina, Warr. P. ZS. 1893, p. 349, pl. 32,
fic. 14.
Q. Olive-green, irrorated with bright purple; frons pinkish ;
thorax with grey bands. Fore wing suffused with grey on basal
and subcostal areas; a waved antemedial line and crenulate post-
medial line excurved beyond cell; a large dark-edged cell-spot ;
the marginal area of each wing only irrorated with purple on the
veins. Underside grey; the base of wings orange, with purple
suffusion beyond it ; the cell-spots purple.
Hab. Sikhim. Exp. 58 millim.
4012. Pseudoterpna similis, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 248; C. & S.
no. 3382.
Pachyodes ruficosta, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 108, pl. 150, fig. 16.
Grey, thickly irrorated with olive-green; the frons dark rufous ;
abdomen with the base and dorsal tufts dark rufous, a black line
on each side of the tufts. Fore wing with the base and costa
rufous; subbasal and antemedial waved lines; a discocellular
lunule ; a crenulate postmedial line excurved beyond the cell and
incurved below vein 3; the waved submarginal line very indistinct,
with rufous striz on it and a patch above inner margin; an olive
patch on outer margin below apex. Hind wing with discocellular
streak; a postmedial crenulate line highly angled on vein 4; the
indistinct submarginal line prominently marked with red. Under-
side whitish, with orange at the base of wings; prominent black
cell-spots and diffused obsolescent submarginal black band.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Bombay; Nilgiris. Hap, 46-52 millim.
A76 GEOMETRIDA, —
) 4013. Pseudoterpna hemataria, Herr.-Schiff. Sammi. aussereur.
Schmett. figs. 205, 206; C. & S. no, 3395,
Pachyodes almaria, G'uen. Phal. i, p. 282.
White ; frons with a black band; head, thorax, and abdomen
slightly suffused with ochreous; wings with a few brown strie.
Fore wing with two oblique subbasal lines; the 2nd with pro-
minent dark brown striz extending along the costa to the in-
distinct crenulate postmedial line; a discocellular black line; a
large pale brown apical patch, with dark brown striz on it ; traces
of a waved white submarginal line with olive-yellow patches
beyond it above outer angle, and inside it on inner margin; a
series of black marginal strigee. Hind wing with black discocellular
line ; crenulate postmedial line almost obsolete, except at costa
and inner margin ; traces of a waved white submarginal line, with
olive-yellow patches on it, especially at anal angle, and a black
spot below vein 3; a marginal series of black strige. Underside
white, with the thorax and base of wings yellow; large black
discocellular spots. Fore wing with three conjoined black spots
beyond cell and one on vein 2; a large apical black patch; hind
wing with postmedial black spot on costa, and four submarginal
black spots.
Hab. Sikhim. xp. 62 millim.
4014. Pseudoterpna ornataria, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 249; C. & S.
no. 3396, ;
3. Differs from hemataria in having some pink on vertex of
head, thorax, and abdomen, which has paired black dorsal striz.
Fore wing with the brown striation beyond the subbasal line
slighter and on a pink ground; the postmedial line and apical
patch almost obsolete; no submarginal line or olive-yellow
patches or discocellular marks on either wing. Hind wing with
the postmedial line represented by a spot on vein 4, and a line
from a large oval pink spot below vein 3 to inner margin, Under-
side with the black markings much reduced.
Hab, Sikhim ; Khasis. Hap. 62 millim.
4015. Pseudoterpna apicalis, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 247; C. & S.
no. 3374.
3. Rufous, with fuscous strie, and variegated with olive-yellow
and green. Fore wing with olive-yellow antemedial band; a
black line on discocellulars; a waved postmedial line excurved
beyond cell; a large pure white apical patch with some white
specks below it. Hind wing with indistinct cell-spot and waved
postmedial line ; both wings with olive-yellow on margin. Under-
side golden yellow, with large black cell-spots; the outer area
black, leaving white patches on the margin. Fore wing with a
white patch beyond the cell-spot.
Hab. Sikhim. wp. 56 millim.
PSEUDOTERPNA. 477
4016. Pseudoterpna crocina, Buti. 4. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 126; id.
Ill, Het. vi, pl. 116, fig. 2; C.§ S. no. 33872.
Yellowish green. Fore wing irrorated with fuscous ; indistinct
waved ante- and postmedial lines, the latter much excurved
beyond cell, some rufous suffusion beyond the former and inside
the latter; traces of a submarginal waved line with rufous suf-
fusion inside it; a white patch on margin below apex. Hind
wing orange, with very large discocellular black spot; the outer
area green, except at apex ; an interrupted submarginal black line
expanding into patches at apex and veins 5 and 2. Underside
orange; fore wing with black patches below cell and on disco-
cellulars, the latter with white band beyond it; the apical area
black as far as outer angle, and with white apical spot. Hind
wing as on upperside, but with no green patch on outer area.
Hab. Sikhim. Exp. 60 millim.
4017. Pseudoterpna leopardinata, Moore, P. Z. 8S. 1867, p. 634;
C. § S. no. 33738.
Dindica molleri, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 349.
$. Differs from crocina in the lines of the fore wing having
dark blue-grey on them ; a rufous patch at end of cell and band
beyond postmedial line with green spots on its outer edge; no
apical white patch. Hind wing with black suffusion from base to
cell-spot and postmedial line, and rufous patches on the anal green
area. Underside of fore wing with a black patch in and below
the cell; no white band beyond cell or patch at apex, but pale
patches on the outer black area; hind wing with dark suffusion
on inner area and the broken black submarginal band much more
developed.
Hab. Sikhim. Hep. 56 millim.
Secor. II. (Dindica). Antenne of male with longer branches;
metathorax with a large tuft; abdomen with the medial tuft
large.
4018. Pseudoterpna polyphenaria, Guen. Phal. i, p. 280; C. § 8
HUSAIN. gd 8, G
Hypochroma basiflavata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 682; C. & S.
no. 3371.
Dindica para, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1891, p. 490.
Dark green, irrorated with purplish fuscous. Fore wing with
indistinct waved antemedial line; a line on discocellulars; a
crenulate postmedial line produced to a very acute angle on vein 4;
a short submarginal lunulate line near apex, ending in a pink spot.
Hind wing orange; the outer area fuscous, with a large black-
speckled green patch on inner half of outer margin. Underside
orange ; the outer area black, with pale patches on margin; fore
wing with a black cell-spot.
The Khasi form para has the outer area of hind wing ochreous,
irrorated with purple ; the underside white, with a slight yellow
tinge, and the marginal black area almost obsolete.
Hab, Dharmsala; Sikhim; Khasis. vp. 45-50 millim.
478 GEOMETRIDA.
4019. Pseudoterpna subrosea, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 350.
$. Pinkish brown, with a green tinge, and irrorated with
fuscous. Fore wing with traces of oblique subbasal and waved
antemedial lines, a line on discocellulars, and postmedial line
oblique to vein 4, then waved, and with three small white dentate
marks between the costa and its angle. Hind wing suffused with
pink, except the outer area below vein 4. Underside pale pinkish.
Hab. Sikhim. xp. 52 millim.
Suct. II]. (Absala). Antenne of male with the branches
extremely short, little more than serrations.
4020. Pseudoterpna dorcada, Swinh. A. M. N. H. (6) xii, p. 149.
6. White; a frontal band, palpi, antennz, and legs pink;
thorax pale olive-green; wings irrorated with olive-green; the
costa olive-green, a green patch on inner margin beyond
middle, and a large apical patch with a pink patch on its inner
edge and two white lunules on it. Hind wing with black spot at
end of cell; the outer area greener, with indistinct postmedial and
submarginal white bands, the former with a pink patch beyond it
on inner margin. Underside of thorax and base of wings orange;
large round black cell-spots; fore wing with apical black patch
and spot above vein 2; hind wing with two submarginal spots.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Exp. 60 millim.
4021..Pseudoterpna pictaria, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 248; C. & S.
no. 3397.
3g. White; frons with a fuscous band. Hind wing slightly
suffused with olive-yellow. Fore wing with the costa striated
with dark red-brown, and with basal and antemedial spots and a
large triangular patch before apex extending down to vein 4; a
marginal series of black strige. Hind wing with black disco-
cellular lunule ; traces of a postmedial line with brown patches
beyond it at costa, middle, and towards inner marein, the last
being rufous; a marginal series of black stria. Underside with
large black cell-spots and postmedial series of patches.
Hab. Sikhim. Hep. 50 millim.
Szor. IV. (Actenochroma). Antenne of male almost simple.
A. Wings with the margins crenulate.
a. Hind tibice of male dilated.
4022. Pseudoterpna nelearia, Gwen. Phai. i, p. 279.
Greenish grey; frons with a black band. Fore wing with
waved black antemedial line, dentate below cell; a discocellular
band; both wings with crenulate black postmedial line, with
pinkish-brown patches and an indistinct waved grey submarginal
line beyond it; a marginal series of black specks. Underside
i
PSEUDOTERPNA. 479
white, with black cell-spots and broad black submarginal band
diffused outwards to the margins.
Hab. Moulmein; Java; Borneo. Zp, 32 millim.
4023. Pseudoterpna minimaria, Guen. Phal.i, p. 279; Moore, Lep.
Ceyl. iii, pl 192, fie. 2; -C.§ S. no. 3379.
Hypochroma parvula, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 435.
Acidalia truncataria, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 774.
Differs from nelearia in having a brown instead of green tinge.
Fore wing with the antemedial line more regularly waved ; outer
area with pinkish beyond as well as before the submarginal line.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Moulmein; Ceylon. Zp. 26 millim.
Ping
Pe
} 4024. Pseudoterpna muscicoloraria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1548; C.& 8.
no. 3386.
Hypochroma sphagnata, Feld. Reis. Nov. pl. 125, fig. 2; C § &.
no. 3391.
Bright yellow-green. Fore wing with traces of waved ante-
medial line; both wings with discocellular speck, curved crenulate
postmedial line, and deutate grey submarginal line. Underside
ochreous white, with black cell-spots and broad fuscous sub-
marginal band; fore wing with a series of black marginal specks.
Hab. Dharmsala; Sikhim; Khdsis. Hwvp. 48 millim.
4025. Pseudoterpna subtepens, Wik. Cat. xxi, p. 488. ay
Hypochroma viridaria, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 632; C. §& &.
no. 3394.
Actenochroma cristata, Warr. Nov. Zool. p..381.
Actenochroma subochracea, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 381.
Grass-green, irrorated with fuscous. Fore wing with indistinct
waved antemedial line, with rufous patches on it below the cell;
the postmedial line with patches of rufous beyond it; a sub-
marginal series of black specks, and marginal and cilial series of
small black spots. Underside reddish ochreous, with blackish
cell-spots and broad postmedial band with red beyond it and at
costa.
The form viridaria from Sikhim and Ceylon is larger and much
more prominently irrorated with fuscous above and below than
subtepens from the Khasis and Borneo.
Hab. Sikhim ; Khasis; Ceylon; Borneo. xp. 42-60 millim.
4026. Pseudoterpna usneata, Feld. Reis. Nov. pl. 125, fig. 12; C&S.
no. 3418.
Differs from subtepens in being more sage-green, with some grey
instead of the rufous on the lines; both wings with a prominent
series of submarginal spots; underside without a band and thickly
and evenly speckled and suffused with fuscous.
Hab. Sikhim. zp. 64 millim.
480 GEOMETRIDA.
4027. Pseudoterpna baba, Swink. A. M. N. H. (6) xii, p. 148.
3. Differs from subtepens m being much bluer green; fore
wing without the waved antemedial line; neither wing with
rufous beyond the postmedial line; a submarginal series of small
white spots. Underside as in the typical form.
Hab. Khasis. Hap. 48 millim.
4028. Pseudoterpna subopalina, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 382.
Psilotagma decorata, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 678.
g. Differs from subtepens in being dull grey-green; the patches
at base of wings and on the postmedial line larger, pale pink, and
prominently irrorated with fuscous. Underside white, with black
cell-spots, and the postmedial interrupted band pale red or blackish.
Hab. Bhutan; Khasis. Hap. 52 millim.
b. Hind tebie of male not dilated.
4029. Pseudoterpna farinosa, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 350.
3. Fuscous grey ; frons with a black band. Fore wing with
indistinct obliquely waved ante- and postmedial grey lines and
traces of a dentate submarginal line. Hind wing with waved
postmedial line and traces of dentate submarginal line; both
wings with marginal series of black specks. Underside grey, with
prominent black cell-spots and traces of a postmedial band.
Hab. Lahul, 12,300 feet. Hap. 54 millim.
B. (Calleremites). Wings with the margins non-crenulate.
4030. Pseudoterpna subornata, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 385.
3. Dull grey-green; wings with obscure pale striz. Fore
wing with excurved antemedial line and incurved medial line, the
area between them dark green. Hind wing with the base dark
green, bounded by an incurved medial line. Underside grey; the
base of wings orange; very large black cell-spots and a diffused
fuscous very broad postmedial band.
Type very faded.
Hab. Sikhim. Lap. 66 millim.
Genus SPHAGNODELA.
Sphagnodela, Warr. P. Z. S. 1898, p. 351.
Type, S. lucida, Warr.
Range. Sikhim.
Differs from Pseudoterpna in the antenns of male having short
branches dilated at extremity; the hind tibie not dilated. Fore
wing with vein 3 from well before the end of cell ; 11 anastomosing
with 12. Hind wing much shorter; the margin hardly crenulate;
no tufts at end of cell; vein 3 from well before the lower angle
6, 7 on a short stalk.
SPHAGNODELA.—XENOZANCLA. 481
4031. Sphagnodela lucida, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1898, p. 351, pl. 32, fig. 13.
Grass-green, irrorated with black; the abdomen and _ hind
wing pale ochreous; palpi black at sides. Fore wing with waved
antemedial line; a discocellular lunule; a crenulate postmedial
line with some white scales on its outer edge; a series of black
SSUZ
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Fig. 212.—Sphagnodela lucida, $. i.
marginal spots; both wings with marginal series of specks. Under-
side pale, with the disk of fore wing almost completely covered by
the black irroration being conjomed into blotches.
Hab. Sikhim, 10,000 feet. Hap. 46 millim.
| Genus XENOZANCLA.
Xenozancla, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 342.
Type, X. versicolor.
Range. Naga Hills.
Palpi hardly reaching beyond the frons, which has a rounded
prominence; antenne of male thickened and flattened ; hind tibize
dilated with a fold containing a tuft of long hair; abdomen with
dorsal tufts. Fore wing with the outer margin crenulate and
excised between the apex and vein 4, where it is excurved; vein 3
from before angle of cell; 7, 8, 9, 10 stalked; 11 anastomosing
with 12. Hind wing with the outer margin crenulate and pro-
duced to slight points at veins 4 and 6; vein 3 from before angle
of cell; veins 6, 7 from cell.
4032. Xenozancla versicolor, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 342, pl. 32, fig. 17.
3. Grey-brown, with
slight olive-yellow suf-
fusion; frons dark ru-
= fous; the dorsal tufts
<I rufous; wings irrorated
‘ and striated with ru-
iq © fous. Fore wing with
uf: indistinct waved ante-
medial line ; both wings
with a postmedial curved
line reduced to specks between veins 4 and 6.
Hab. Nagas, 6000 feet. vp. 24 millim.
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Fig. 213.—Xenozanela versicolor, $. 4.
482 GEOMETRID A.
Genus CHLORODONTOPERA.
Chlorodontopera, Warr. P. Z. S. 1898, p. 351.
Hpisothalma, Srwvinh. A. M. N. H. (6) xii, p. 149 (1894).
Dooabia, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 888 (1894).
Cacamoda, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 172.
Type, C. chalybeata, Moore.
Range. Himalayas; Assam; Burma; Nilgiris; Travancore ;
Ceylon; Borneo.
Palpi oblique; the 2nd joint thickly scaled and reaching beyond
the frons; abdomen with dorsal tufts; wings with the outer
margin crenulate. Fore wing with veins 7, 8, 9, 10 stalked; 11
anastomosing with 12, and then with 10. Hind wing with the
margin produced to points at vein 4 and usually at 6.
Secr. I. Fore wing with the outer margin excised
from apex to vein 4.
A. Hind tibie of male dilated with a fold containing a tuft of long
haw ; antenne bipectinated with rather short branches ; hind
wing with veins 6, 7 from upper angle, 8 approaimating to
7 to middle of cell.
4033. Chlorodontopera discopilata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 621;
C. §& S. no. 3162.
3g. Olive-green ; the palpi fuscous; the frons rufous; abdomen
with dark dorsal tufts. Fore wing with the costa pink; a waved
olive antemedial line ; both wings with large pale-edged black disco-
cellular spots, on hind wing reniform; crenulate postmedial and
submarginal grey-edged olive lines; the cilia pinkish. Underside
orange, irrorated with black ; an oblique black postmedial line
curved on hind wing; the cilia biackish.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Hap. 56 millim.
/ 4034. Chlorodontopera chalybeata, Moore, P. Z. 8. 1872, p. 580,
pl. 34, fig. 4; C. & S. no. 3161. /
3S. Ditters from discopilata in the frons being black ; some black
Fig. 214.—Chlorodontopera chalybeata, 3. 1.
marks at base of cilia ; the discocellular spot of fore wing smaller ;
the underside purplish brown, without markings. }
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Hap. 42 millim.
CELORODONTOPERA. 483
B. Hind tibia of male not dilated and with a terminal pair of spurs
only ; hind wing with veins 6, 7 stalked; 8 leaving 7 nearer
the base.
a. Antenne of male bipectinated ; both wings with vein 3 from before
angle of cell.
4035. Chlorodontopera eruginata, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 352.
3. Yellow-green; frons rufous; wings with the discocellular
speck rufous; a postmedial series of white specks slightly angled
at vein 4 of fore wing and veins 4 and 6 of hind wing; the outer
margin pink; the cilia tipped with white. Underside yellower,
with yellow cell-specks and postmedial line and a pink fascia on
basal part of costa of fore wing.
Hab. Nagas. Lap. 30 millim.
4036. Chlorodontopera palliplagiata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1563.
¢. Emerald-green ; the frons brown; fore wing with the costa
ochreous, irrorated with black; both wings with rufous cell-speck ;
a large whitish patch suffused with pink and irrorated with black at
outer and anal angles, inwardly edged by a sinuous crimson line ;
a marginal black line. Underside pale.
Hab. Moulmein. Exp. 52 millim.
b. (Dooabia). Both wings with vein 3 from angle of cell ; hind wing
with the outer margen not produced at vein 6.
/ 4037. Chlorodontopera viridata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 623; Water-
house, Aid, pl. 184, fig. 45°C. & S. no. 3174.
Thalassodes lunifera, Moore, Len. Atk. p. 250; C. & S. no. 3462.
2. Yellow-green, with olive-yellow strie; palpi brownish;
abdomen with the dorsal tufts white. Fore wing with curved olive
antemedial line; small annulus at end of cell; two postmedial lines
conjoined below vein 2; a large purplish-fuscous patch on margin
above outer angle, with some black specks and striz between it and
apex. Hind wing with small annulus at end of cell; an olive
medial line extremely excurved and crenulate beyond the cell; a
series of dark specks just inside the margin ; cilia brownish. Palpi
with the 3rd joint long; hind wing with the margin not produced
at vein 6.
Hab. Khasis; Manipur. Zvp. 56 millim.
e. (Episthophthalma). Antenne of male minutely serrate and fasci-
culate; fore wing with vein 3 from angle of cell, hind wing with
veins 3, 4 stalked. .
4038. Chlorodontopera ocellata, Swink. A. M. N. H. (6) xii, p. 218;
wd. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, pl. ii, fig. 9.
3g. Dark green; frons brownish pink; abdomen pink above.
Fore wing with the costa pinkish, with black scales; both wings
with black discocellular ring-spots ; a postmedial series of black
and ochreous specks on the veins; a black marginal line; cilia
212
484 GEOMETRID®.
ochreous with black tips. Underside orange-yellow, irrorated with
black ; black ring-spots at end of cell; a postmedial black line.
Hab. Khésis. Ex yo. 48 millim.
4039. Chlorodontopera robustaria, Guen. Phail. i, p. 883; C. §& S.
no. 34865.
Thalassodes sisunaga, Wilk. Cat. xxii, p. 550; C. & S. no. 3472.
Thalassodes macruraria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1561; C. & S. no. 3464.
Differs from ocellata in being blue-green ; wings with brown
cell-specks; a crenulate olive postmedial line angled at vein 4 of
each wing ; cilia without the dark tips. Underside greenish white,
with faint cell-specks and crenulate postmedial line.
Hab. Sikhim; Assam; Moulmein; Nilgiris. Hap. 46 millim.
Szcr. II. Fore wing with the outer margin not excised ; hind wing
with veins 3, 4 from angle of cell; the points at veins 4 and 6
slight.
A. Hind tibie of male with one pair of spurs.
4040. Chlorodontopera pannosa, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 438, pl. 195,
figs. 1, 1 a, 6 (larva) ; C. & S. no. 3508.
(Hnospila lyra, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p. 6.
Blue-green; the frons and palpi rufous; the vertex of head and
shaft of antenne white; abdomen red, with white spots. Fore
wing with the costa white, striated with rufous; a rufous speck at
end of cell and one on inner margin before middle; both wings
with traces of crenulate rufous postmedial line; a marginal monili-
form red line suffused with purplish grey, and expanding at outer
angle of fore wing into a large patch suffused with purple-grey and
with white centre; a similar patch without white centre at apex
of hind wing. Underside white, with fuscous band near outer angle
of fore wing and spot at apex of hind wing.
Larva green with the spiracles black; the 1st and 11th somites
with sharp prominences ; head and legs reddish. Pupa green; the
abdominal segments black-speckled. Food-plant Loranthus.
Hab. Khasis; Moulmein; Ceylon. ap. 32 millim.
B. Hind tibice of male with two pairs of spurs.
4041. Chlorodontopera devexata, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 578; C. § S.
no. 5501.
Comibeena undiferata, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1612.
Agathia scutuligera, "Butl. A, M. N. i. (5) vi, p. 216; 2d. I.
“Het. vi, pl. 118, fic. eC. SS) nows6l2,
Differs from pannosa in the fore wing having no rufous striae;
both wings with two specks at end of cell; the postmedial line
reduced to specks; the patch at outer angle very irregular, with
yellowish suffusion on it, and sending a lobe upwards to vein 5;
the marginal rufous line with prominent white diamond-shaped
marks on it; the margin of hind wing more dentate at veins 6
and 4. Underside with the short band rufous.
Hab. Simla; Mussooree ; Sikhim ; Khasis ; Travancore ; Borneo.
Eep., & 32, 9 4U millim.
On
AGATHIA. 48
Genus AGATHTA.
Agathia, Guen. Phal. i, p. 380 (1857).
Type, A. lycenaria, Koll.
Range. Siberia; Japan; Ethiopian, Oriental, and Australian
regions.
Palpi with the 2nd joint upturned and reaching vertex of head,
the 3rd porrect, short in the male, long in female ; antenne almost
simple; hind tibie of male dilated with a fold containing a tuft of
long hair and ending in a short process on upperside; abdomen
with dorsal tufts. Fore wing with vein 3 fromangle of cell; 7,8,
9, 10 stalked; 11 free. Hind wing with vein 3 from angle of cell ;
6,7 from upper angle; S approximating to 7 to near middle of cell ;
the outer margin pr oduced to a point at vein 4.
/ 4042, Agathia magnifica, Moore, P. Z. S. 1879, p. 416; id. Lep. Ceyl.
iu, pl. 197, tig, 4; C. § S. no. 3524. Fae
Agathia gemma, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p. 8.
Differs from lycenaria in the markings being black-brown.
Fore wing with a medial band of nearly even width angled on median
nervure ; the submarginal line terminating on the margin above
outer angle and sending two streaks from its medial expansion to
the outer margin. Hind wing with the submarginal line termi-
nating on outer margin above anal angle; hardly a trace of pink on
the ocellus. Underside with the markings purplish fuscous.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Ceylon. xp. 42 millim.
4043. Agathia intercissa, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 592; C. § S. no. 3521.
Differs from lycenaria in the markings being pale rufous.
Fore wing with the medial band somewhat curved; the postmedial
line further from the margin and expanding into spots at each
vein; no spot on the margin above middle. Hind wing with the
line postmedial, expanding into irregular patches, and with no
patch beyond it connecting it with the subocellate mark.
Hab. Ceylon. Hap. 36 millin.
| 4044, Agathia lycznaria, Koll. Hiigel’s Kaschmir, iv, p. 486; C.& S.
no. 8523. / + 2;
Geometra albiangularia, Herr.-Schaff. Samml. aussereur. Schmett.
fig. 339.
Agathia discriminata, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 591.
3 . Emerald-green ; frons, thorax, and abdomen with pale brown-
speckled markings. Fore
wing with the costa pale,
= speckled with brown; a
2 grey-brown patch at
a | \ base; sinuous medial and
i IN submarginal lines ex-
panding into patches
below costa at middle
; and inner margin; outer
Fig. 215.—Agathia lycenaria, 3. }. margin with brown line
and spot at apex and above middle. Hind wing with sinuous
486 GEOMETRID&.
submarginal brown line with a grey line on it, and conjoined at
middle to a large brown patch on outer area, with a white spot
on a pink patch at the tail; the margin brown. Underside white,
with the patches on the lines pink.
2. More heavily marked with rufous instead of grey-brown,
especially in the form diseriminata, which has the submarginal
line of hind wing developed into a broad band at costa.
Hab. China, and throughout India, Ceylon, and Borneo; Penang ;
Java. Hwp., g 40, 9 44 millim.
4045. Agathia hemithearia, Guen. Phal. i, p. 881; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
iii, pl. 197, fig. 3; C. & S. no. 3519. .4—-/,
Differs from lycenaria in the markings being more rufous; the
thorax and abdomen more heavily marked. Fore wing with a
medial band of regular width, and angled on median nervure;
both wings with the outer area rufous irrorated with fuscous,
with a waved postmedial grey line enclosing some conjoined sub-
marginal green patches below apex of each wing and near inner
margin of hind wing; the green area sending a prominent tooth
into the rufous area at vein 5 and below vein 2 of each wing; the
ocellus reduced to a pale line across the tail. Underside with the
markings purplish fuscous.
Hab. Sikhim; Assam; Nigiris; Ceylon. wp. 36 millim.
4046. Agathia beata, Buti. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 218; cd. Ill. Het.
vi, pl. 118, fig. 2; C. § S. no. 3517.
3. Differs from hemithearia in the green being irrorated with
fuscous ; the markings dark fuscous. Fore wing with the medial
band narrow, and with a speck at upper angle of cell; the subapical
ereen patch larger, the fuscous dentate line inside it being narrow.
Hind wing with a fuscous patch at base; the patches of green
near apex and inner margin larger.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Manipur. Zap. 40 millim.
4047. Agathia codina, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892; p. 7, pl. 1, fig. 3.
3. Differs from beata in the fuscous at base of wings being
more extensive. Fore wing with the costa grey, the indistinct
medial band dentate, and with the cell-speck at middle of disco-
cellulars ; the postmedial line on both wings much further from
the margin, dentate and with black specks near costa of fore wing,
black and obliquely curved from costa of hind wing to vein 4, and
with a white spot beyond it at costa, incurved and dentate from
vein 4 to inner margin, the area beyond it grey striated with
fuscous, and with fuscous-striated green patches near apex of each
wing and spots on inner area of hind wing, which has a discocellular
speck. Underside with the dark patches striated.
Hab. Khasis. Hap. 56 millim.
4048. Agathia visenda, Butl. A.M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 218; éd. Ill. Het.
vi, pl. 118, tig. 8; C. & S. no. 8526,
3. Differs from hemithearia in having hardly any green on
AGATHIA.—ULIOCNEMIS, 487
thorax and abdomen. Fore wing with the costa more rufous ; the
medial band outwardly oblique, evenly curved, and expanding into
a patch where it joins the costal fascia; the tooth running into
the rufous area at vein 5 broad on both wings; no tooth below
vein 2.
Hab. Sikhim. wp. 44 millim,
4049.
Agathia arcuata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 640; Waterh. Aid,
pl. 184, fig. 3; C.§ S. no. 3516.
Differs from visenda in the medial band of fore wing being more
oblique and conjoined below vein 2 to the outer rufous area,
which runs further inwards along inner margin.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. xp. 36 millim.
) 4050.
Agathia letata, Fabr. Ent. Syst. iii, 2, p. 164; Moore, Lep.
Coyle ple l97yfigs.1 a,b (larva); C. & S.no. 3522. 24, /,
Agathia hilarata, Gwen. Phal.i, p. 381; C. § S. no. 3520. 5 ~
pl. iu, fig. 4.
Agathia asterias, Meyr. P. Linn. Soc. N. S. W. (2) i, p. 899.
Agathia prasinaspis, Meyr. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1889, p. 498.
Agathia prasina, Swinh. A. M. N. H. (6) xii, p. 219.
Differs from all the preceding species in the inner edge of the
outer
rufous area being evenly curved on fore wing, dentate on
hind wing; the green patch below apex of each wing oval; the
green spots towards inner margin of hind wing rarely developed ;
the ocellus more developed than in hemithearia.
In the typical form letuta the medial band of fore wing is
reduced to a small tooth from the costal fascia; in hilarata and
the other forms it is as in visenda, but not expanding below costa.
The Askold, Japanese, Khasi, and Australian form carissima has
the inner edge of the outer area of fore wing straighter, the rufous
area being broader at inner margin; in some Japanese specimens
and in the Australian form the medial band of fore wing is erect
and expands into patches.
Larva green, with dorsal prominences on Ist and 11th somites.
Pupa
yellowish green above, green below, the abdominal somites
black-speckled. Food-plant Nerium oleander.
Hab. Askold Island, Siberia; Japan ; throughout India, Ceylen,
and Burma; Borneo; New Guinea; Australia. wp. 38 muillim.
Genus ULIOCNEMIS.
Uliocnemis, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 355.
Type, U. cassidara, Guen.
Range. Japan; Sikhim; Khasis; Sylhet; Burma; Ceylon;
Borneo; Australia.
488 GEOMETRIDZ.
Differs from Agathia in the antenne being bipectinated to three-
fourths length in both sexes; hind tibize of male not dilated ;
hind wing with veins 6, 7 stalked.
Srcr. I. Hind tibize with the medial spurs absent; hind wing
with the outer margin angled at vein 4.
4051. Uliocnemis partita, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 573; Bul. Ill. Het. vi,
pl. 117, fig. 11; C. & S. no, 3509.
Comibeena felicitata , Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 579.
Thalera concisiplaga, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 598.
Head, thorax, and abdomen white; the collar green; wings
bright apple-green. Fore
wing with curved antemedial
white line; a dark speck at
end of cell; a waved post-
medial white line bent in-
wards round a rufous patch
at anal angle and with white
suffusion beyond it above
Fig. 216.— Uliocnemis partita, . }. middle; a white line from
the apex curved out to the
margin at vein 4, then waved to the rufous patch; some black
specks on margin. Hind wing with highly curved postmedial
white line, with a large purplish-red patch beyond it from costa to
vein 4, the apex and anal angle white; an indistinct waved white
submarginal line. Underside white, with the costal area of fore
wing green, widening to the postmedial line; a black speck at end
of cell of fore wing and patch at apex of hind wing.
Hab. Khasis; Burma; Borneo; Australia. Evp., ¢ 34, 2 42
millim.
Secr. IT. Hind tibize with a minute pair of medial spurs ;
hind wing with the outer margin rounded.
4052. Uliocnemis cassidara, Guen. Phal. i, p. 370; C. & S. no. 3499.
Comibeena biplagiata, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. ii, p. 485; Hmpsn. Lil.
Het. ix, p. 145, pl. 176, fig. 18 (larva); C. & S. no. 8498.
Differs from partita in being paler green; the antemedial line
of fore wing angled below the cell; the postmedial line not waved,
and with no white suffusion beyond it; the red patches at outer
angle of fore wing and apex of hind wing much smaller, the latter
extending only to vein 5 and narrower, the postmedial line being
much nearer the margin, irregular and angled at vein 6; no white
at apex or anal angle, but a dark speck on the margin near the
angle.
Larva. Yellowish drab ; sides of the somites produced into fleshy
processes, on which the larva fastens small pieces of withered
ULIOCNEMIS. 489
leaves and stick as a disguise; it rests with the thoracic somites
doubled under the body.
Hab. Ceylon. Hxp. 32 millim.
4053. Uliocnemis albimarginata, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 355.
Differs from cassidara in the antemedial line of fore wing being
sinuous instead of angled; the postmedial line waved from costa
to vein 4, and with white suffusion beyond it between veins 4 and
6; the submarginal line very indistinct; the rufous patch at outer
angle wider, the angle itself being white. Hind wing with dark
mark on discocellulars; the apical patch much broader; the sub-
marginal line curved out to near margin and with white beyond it.
In the Japanese form the rufous patches are smaller and the
submarginal line of hind wing is much nearer the margin.
Hab. Japan; Sikhim. Ewp., ¢ 28, 2 34 millim.
Szor. ITI. Hind tibie with the medial spurs fully developed.
A. Hind wing with the outer margin angled at vein 4, but
not at 6, nor lobed at anal angle.
4054. Uliocnemis albiviridis, Moore, P. Z. S. 1872, p. 581, pl. 34,
fie.3; C.& S. no. 3480.
Head and abdomen ochreous; thorax green. Fore wing with
the basal two-thirds green, crossed by oblique antemedial and
medial ochreous lines, the latter arising from a discocellular spot ;
an ochreous rufous-irrorated costal fascia; the outer area ochreous,
with green patches between the veins diminishing to outer angle ;
two rufous marginal patches above outer angle. Hind wing with
the basal half green, with an ochreous discocellular lunule, its
outer edge oblique and near inner margin sinuous; outer area
ochreous, with a postmedial series of small green spots, beyond
which is-an indistinct rufous band arising from an ill-defined
apical patch. Underside white; fore wing with the costal area
irrorated with fuscous; a cell-spot and traces of postmedial and
submarginal lines; hind wing with apical black patch.
Hab. Sylhet. Eap., 5 32, 9 46 millim.
B. Hind wing with the outer margin angled at vein 6 and
lobed at anal angle.
4055. Uliocnemis tumidilinea, Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 249; C. § S.
no. 3445.
dg. Head, thorax, and abdomen purplish, vertex of head and
tegule green; wings grass-green. Fore wing with the costa ochreous
with dark specks; an oblique antemedial rufous line ; both wings
with discocellular lunule; a sinuous postmedial line expanding
into a patch between veins 3 and 4, and on fore wing at inner
margin; the margin and cilia purplish brown, with a fine white
line at base of cilia; hind wing with the inner margin purplish
490 GEOMETRID &.
striated with brown, widening at anal angle, which has a black and
white subocellate mark on the lobe.
Hab. Sikhim. Exp. 44 millim.
Genus HEMITHEA.
Hemithea, Dup. Lép. France, iv, 2, p. 233 (1829).
Mixolophia, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 391 (1894).
Type, H. strigata, Miller, from Europe.
Range. Palearctic and Oriental regions.
Palpi reaching just beyond the frons in male, long in female;
antenne of male usually ciliated ; hind tibie of male dilated with
a fold containing a tuft of long hair; abdomen with dorsal tufts
on three segments. Fore wing with vein 3 from angle of cell;
7, 8, 9, 10 stalked ; 11 free. Hind wing with the outer margin
angled at vein 4; veins 3, 4 and 6, 7 stalked.
Secr. I. Antenne of male serrate; hind tibize with
the medial spurs present.
4056. Hemithea albiradiata, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 356.
3S. Head and abdomen ochreous white; thorax bright green
and white. Fore wing bright green, striated with white ; the
costa and veins white; a white antemedial line; a broad post-
medial whitish band, met by an oblique line from apex at vein 4,
below which it is diffused outwards to the margin; some brown at
outer angle and a dark line on the inargin near angle. Hind wing
with the basal half bright green; the veins white; the outer area
ochreous white, becoming reddish brown at margin, especially at
apex and anal angle; its inner edge curved and a slight post-
medial green patch between veins 2 and 4. Underside white,
with black patches above vein 4, at outer angle of fore wing, and
at apex of hind wing.
Hab. Nagas. Exp, 36 millim.
Sect. II. Antenne of male ciliated; hind tibiw with
the medial spurs absent.
4057. Hemithea ochrolauta, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 391.
6. Frons rufous; vertex of head white; thorax green;
abdomen white, with the dorsal tufts rufous. Fore wing dull
yellowish green, with indistinct white antemedial line angled below
costa; a curved sinuous postmedial white line, with the area
beyond it white, striated with green below vein 3; the veins of
outer area white; the margin white, with a series of black specks.
Hind wing dull yellowish green, with white cell-speck; a highly
curved postmedial white line, with the area beyond it entirely
white, except a green patch between veins 3 and 7.
Hub. Bhutan. Exp, 34 millim.
HEMITHEA. 491
4058. Hemithea nigropunctata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 358, pl. 31,
fig. 4.
3. Green; the frons and antennx brownish; vertex of head
white ; abdomen with the 2nd and 3rd segments crimson. Fore
wing with the costa ochreous and brown speckled ; a sinuous ante-
medial white line; both wings with black cell-speck and sinuous
white postmedial line.
Hab. E. Pegu. Exp. 30 millim.
4059, Hemithea tritonaria, Wk. Cat. xxvi, p. 1560.
Thalassodes leucospilota, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 427, pl. 194,
fig. 4; Hmpsn. Ill, Het. ix, p. 145, pl. 176, fig. 3 (larva); Cg S:
no. 3461.
Thalera insularia, Himpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 28 (nec Guen.).
Yellowish green; the frons dark olive; the vertex of head
white; abdomen with some red on 3rd, 4th, and 5th segments.
Fore wing with the costa ochreous and dark speckled; a waved
white antemedial line; both wings with a waved white postmedial
line; a dark marginal line with white specks at the veins; the
cilia fuscous grey. Underside whitish.
The Ceylon form leucospilota has the frons darker; the cilia
purplish black.
Larva. Yellowish green, suffused above with brownish purple,
forming anteriorly a dorsal stripe; legs and claspers dull purple;
head deeply bifid. Food-plant Ficus.
Hab. Hongkong; Khasis; Nilgiris; Ceylon; Borneo; Java.
Exp., & 26, 2 30 millim.
4060. Hemithea graminea, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 109, pl. 15], fig. 1.
Differs from tritonaria in having no dark marginal line to either
wing; the marginal specks pure white; the cilia greenish grey.
Hab. Dharmsala; Khiasis; Nilgiris. Hap. 26 millim.
4061. Hemithea aquamarina, n. sp.
Omphax marina, Butl. Ill. Het. vii, p. 21 (nec A. M,N. #. 5, 1,
p. 399).
Blue-green; the frons dark olive; the three tuft-bearing
abdominal segments prominently crimson; wings semibyaline.
Fore wing with the costa ochreous and dark speckled ; an ante-
medial, and both wings with a curved postmedial, series of yellow
and white specks.
Hab. Dharmsila (Hocking); Khasis. Hap. 26 millim. Type
in B. M.
4062. Hemithea distinctaria, Wk. Cat. xxxv, p. 1607; Butl. Ili.
Het. vi, pl. 117, fig. 8; C. & S. no. 3455.
Hemithea rubrifrons, Warr, Nov. Zool. p. 398.
3. Grey-green ; frons dark olive; the tuft-bearing segments of
abdomen dark rufous. Fore wing with traces of dark specks on
costa; an indistinct pale sinuous antemedial line; both wings
492 GEOMETRID&.
with traces of cell-specks and prominent white nearly straight
postmedial line. Underside white.
Hab. Sikhim ; Bhutin. wp. 35 millim.
4063. Hemithea disjuncta, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 595; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
iii, pl. 196, fig. 5; C. § S. no. 3480.
Emerald-green ; frons and palpi red; vertex of head and shaft
of antenne white. Fore wing with the costa ochreous and dark
speckled ; both wings with brown ochreous-ringed cell-spots; a
Fig. 217.—Hemithea disjuncta, S$. +
postmedial series of white specks ; a marginal dark line and series
of white specks at the veins; the cilia and underside whitish.
Hab. Japan; Sikhim; Khasis; Ganjam; Canara; Nilgiris ;
Ceylon. xp. 30 millim.
4064. Hemithea rubripicta, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 853.
3. Yellowish green; frons and fore legs pink; the tufted
segments of abdomen and a patch on anal segment pink and
black ; wings slightly irrorated with black. Fore wing with the
costa pink, irrorated with black ; both wings with a black spot at
end of cell; a postmedial series of rufous specks, slightly curved
on fore wing, and angled at vein 4 of hind wing. Underside
white.
Hab. Sikhim. Hap. 34 millim.
Genus TANAORRHINUS.
Tanaorhinus, Butl. Ill. Het. ii, p. 38 (1879).
Type, 7. reciprocatus, W1k.
Range. Japan; China; Himalayas; Khasis; Sumatra; Java;
Borneo.
Palpi porrect; the 2nd joint clothed with hair and reaching
beyond the frons, the 3rd short and naked; hind tibe not dilated.
Fore wing with the costa highly arched, the apex much produced
and falcate; veins 3, 4 from angle of cell; 7, 8, 9, 10 stalked; 11
free. Hind wing with veins 3, 4 from angle of cell; 6, 7 from
upper angle.
TANAORRHINUS. 493
Sect. I. Antenne of male bipectinated for two-thirds length,
with short branches dilated at the extremity.
4065. Tanaorrhinus reciprocatus, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 515; Butl. Ii.
Het. vi, p. 68, pl. 117, fig. 4; C. §& S. no. 3448.
Geometra dimissa, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 516; C. & S, no. 3447.
Geometra confuciaria, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 522.
Bright grass-green, the frons darker ; the vertex of head white.
Fore wing with waved antemedial white line bent outwards below
cell; a black speck at end of cell; both wings with oblique
lunulate postmedial white line, with diffused whitish iunules
beyond it, most prominent on fore wing; the line produced to an
Fig. 218.— Tanaorrhinus reciprocatus, $. 1.
angle on vein 1 of fore wing and becoming medial on hind wing;
an indistinct submarginal series of white marks; cilia white at
tips. Underside with black cell-specks and postmedial oblique
dark line.
Hab. Japan; N. China; Simla; Dharmsdla; Sikhim; Khdsis,
Exp. 64-76 millim.
/ 4066, Tanaorrhinus viridiluteatus, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 615; Butl.
Til. Het. vi, pl. 117, fig 27°C FS. no. 3449. /
Geometra luteoviridata, W/k. Cat. xxii, p. 524.
Geometra subignita, Wlk. Cat. xxii, p. 525.
Geometra basaliata, Wlk. Cat. xxxv, p. 1603.
Drepana rafflesii, Moore, Lep. E. I. Co. p. 369, pl. xia, fig. 1.
3. Differs from reciprocatus in being dark blue-green. Fore
wing with the ante- and postmedial waved lines much closer
together, with white suffusion and two black cell-specks between
them; no lunulate marks beyond the postmedial line on either
wing; the submarginal white marks slight; cilia black at base.
Underside of fore wing green, with the costal area to beyond cell
purple-grey ; a postmedial oblique line; rufous patches at apex
and outer angle; hind wing yellow, with traces of postmedial line;
the outer area rufous, turning to yellow at margin.
@ with the underside silvery red on basal area, dark red on
outer; the postmedial line prominent on both wings, and a
greenish-silvery tinge just beyond it.
494 GEOMETRID&,
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Singapore; Sumatra; Java; Borneo.
Kup., 3 56, 2 64 millim.
4067. Tanaorrhinus kina, Swink. A. M. N. H. (6) xii, p. 150.
3. Differs from receprocatus in being much yellower green.
Fore wing with the antemedial line obsolete; cilia pure white.
Underside with submarginal black spots and blotches, large and
conjoined on hind wing, instead of the oblique line; a marginal
black line. 3
Hab. Khasis. Exp. 48 millim.
4068. Tanaorrhinus vittatus, Moore, P. Z. 8. 1867, p. 636; Water-
house, Aid, pl. 151, tig. 5; C. & S. no. 3446,
Tanaorhinus prasinus, Buti. A. M. N. HH. (5) iv, p. 438.
Bright green, suffused with silvery white, the markings dark
green. Fore wing with outwardly oblique subbasal and antemedial
bands and inwardly oblique postmedial and submarginal bands; a
lunule at end of cell. Hind wing with outwardly oblique medial,
postmedial, and submarginal bands. Underside suffused with
orange-yellow.
Hab. Japan; N.W. Himalayas; Sikhim; Khasis. Lwp., ¢ 44,
9 54 millim.
Sxcr. II. Antenne of male hbipectinated to apex, the
branches long.
4069. Tanaorrhinus falcatus, n. sp.
3. Dull grey-green. Fore wing with the base yellowish; a
pale straight erect postmedial line; a yellow fascia below costa
towards apex, with a hyaline spot on it. Hind wing with a
hyaline medial band, wider and with yellow edges towards inner
margin; traces of a submarginal straight line.
Hab. Sikhim (Moller). Hap. 28 millim. Type in coll. Elwes.
Genus APORANDRIA.
Aporandria, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 385 (1894).
Aporandria, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc, 1894, p. 174.
Type, A. specularia, Guen.
Range. Assam; Wynaad; Nilgiris; Travancore; Ceylon;
Sumatra.
Palpi obliquely porrect, thickly scaled, and reaching beyond the
sharp frontal tuft; antenne bipectinated, with long branches to
two-thirds length in both sexes; hind tibiz not dilated. Fore
wing with the apex produced and acute; the outer margin oblique ;
_ veins 8, 4 from angle of cell or shortly stalked; 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
stalked ; 11 free. Hind wing with the outer margin angled at
vein 4; veins 3, 4 and 6, 7 stalked.
APORANDRIA.—GEOMETRA. 495
‘ae
) 4070. Aporandria specularia, Guen. Phal. i, p. 342; Moore, Lep.
Ceyl. iii, pl. 194, figs. 1, la; C. § S. no. 3444.
Pea-green; palpi and frons chocolate; vertex of head white.
Fore wing with a dark speck at end of cell. Hind wing with the
base yellower green; a large lunulate pinkish mark with brown
Fig. 219.—Aporandria specularia, $. }.
edges and a black speck on it at end of cell, extending towards
costa and inner margin as an indistinct band; both wings with
traces of waved postmedial line. Underside of palpi, thorax, and
base of wings silvery white.
Hab. Assam; Wynaad; Nilgiris; Travancore; Ceylon; Sumatra.
Exp., & 54, 2 60 millim.
Genus GEOMETRA.
Geometra, Linn. Syst. Nat. i, 2, p. 858 (1767).
Comibzena, Hiibn. Verz. p. 284 (? 1818).
Loxochila, Butl. P. Z. S. 1881, p. 615.
Chlororithra, But. Ill. Het. vii, p. 106 (1889).
Type, G. papilionaria, Linn., from Europe.
Range. Palearctic region; Himalayas.
Palpi porrect, the 2nd joint clothed with hair and reaching just
beyond the short frontal tuft; antenne of male bipectinated.
Fore wing with veins 3, 4 from angle of cell; 7, 8, 9, 10 stalked ;
11 free. Hind wing with veins 3, 4 from angle of cell; 6, 7 from
upper angle. .
In the typical section the wings have the outer margin crenulate ;
hind tibiz of male not dilated.
Sect. II. (Lowochila).. Wings with the outer margin evenly
rounded; hind tibize of male dilated with a fold containing a
tuft of long hair.
4071. Geometra smaragdus, Buti. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 128; id.
Ill. Het. vi, pl. 117, fig. 5.
g.Grass-green. Fore wing with waved white antemedial line,
496. GEOMETRID A.
edged with darker green; both wings with similar oblique post-
eg line and submarginal series of white spots. Underside
white.
Hab. Sikhim. Exp. 62 millim.
4072. Geometra flavifrontaria, Guen. Phal. i, p. 346; C. §& S.
no. 3490.
Loxochila mutans, Butl. P. Z. S. 1881, p. 615; C. § S. no. 3428.
Semidiaphanous blue-green ; frons ochreous. Fore wing with
the costa white; a white cutwardly oblique antemedial line ; both
Fig. 220.—Geometra flavifrontaria, G. 1.
wings with oblique postmedial straight line; traces of a waved
submarginal line ; the cilia and underside white.
Hab. N.W. Himalayas. Ewp., g 44, 2 54-58 millim.
4073. Geometra pictipennis, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 215; cd.
It, Het. vi, pl. 117, fig. 12; C. & S. no. 3510.
Pale yellow-green; the frons rufous; the head and fore tibie
fuscous; wings slightly striated with white. Fore wing with
oblique antemedial white line, the area inside it whitish; post-
medial and submarginal slightly waved white lines, the area
between them mostly white; a large pink patch on inner margin
before outer angle; a marginal series of black specks. Hind wing
with some pink scales on discocellulars; a large pink patch on
costa before apex and another at anal angle, these marks being
embraced by a ferruginous submarginal line, which sends teeth
inwards on veins 4 and 2 nearly to cell; some pink and white on
margin. Underside white. :
Hab. Sikhim. Hap. 36 millim.
4074. Geometra chalybeata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 689; C.§ 8S.
no. 3500.
Bright yellow-green; the palpi yellow; wings thickly striated
with white. Fore wing with the costa ochreous; ante- and post-
medial nearly straight oblique white lines, the latter becoming
GEOMETRA.—EUCHLORIS. 497
yellow at inner margin; both wings with slight white line on
discocellulars and marginal white line. Hind wing with the cilia
pink at apex and anal angle; a yellow mark above anal angle and
two black specks on the margin. Underside banded with green
and white. os
Hab. Sikhim. Ep. 34 millim,
4075. Geometra delineata, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1893, p. 356, pl. 31, fig. 14.
3. Ditfers from chalybeata in the white striation being slight ;
no white suffusion. Fore wing with the antemedial line ochreous ;
a dark speck at end of inner cell; the postmedial line fine, oblique,
much nearer the margin, and bent inwards to the yellow patch
above the margin. Hind wing with a fine white submarginal line,
with a slight yellow dentition above vein 4, and strong tooth near
anal angle; the cilia ochreous, with no pink at apex and very little
at anal angle. Underside uniform white.
Hab. Sikhim. Hep. 32 millim.
4076. Geometra fea, Butl. Ill. Het. vii, p. 106, pl. 186, fig. 9.
White, suffused with pale olive-green. Fore wing with some
olive-green spots on costa; a waved white subbasal line; ante- and
postmedial white lines edged with green and approaching each
other towards inner margin, the former waved, the latter crenulate
and joined by streaks on the veins to a lunulate white submarginal
line with green spots on the lunules; a green speck at lower angle
of cell. Hind wing with waved green subbasal and medial lines ;
the postmedial and submarginal lines as on fore wing, the latter
with some fuscous on costa, which becomes a prominent black apical
patch on underside.
Hab. Dharmsaéla; Murree. xp. 36 millim.
Genus EUCHLORIS.
Kuchloris, Hiibn. Verz. p. 283 (? 1818).
Jodis, Hiibn. Verz. p. 2865.
Thetidia, Boisd. Ind. Meth. p. 189 (1840).
Comostola, Meyr. P. Linn. Soc. N. S. W. (2) ii, p. 869 (1888).
Microloxia, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 354.
Type, £. smaragdaria, Fabr.
Range. Palearctic, Oriental, and Australian regions.
Palpi with the 2nd joint thickly scaled and reaching beyond the
frons; antenne of male bipectinated; hind tibie not dilated.
Fore wing with veins 3, 4 from angle of cell; 7, 8, 9, 10
stalked; 11 anastomosing with 12. Hind wing with the frenulum
absent; the outer margin rounded.
VOL. II. 2k
498 GEOMETRIDZ,
Secor. I. (Huchloris), Hind wing with veins 3, 4 from
angle of cell.
A. Palpi with the 3rd joint short ; antennee of male bipectinated
to apex, of female with short branches.
a. Hind wing with veins 6, 7 shortly stalked in male, from
cell in female.
4077. Euchloris detracta, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 521; C. § S. no. 3527.
Thalassodes unduligera, Buti. Ill, Het. vii, p. 105, pl. 186, fig. 6.
Semihyaline blue-green; the frons rufous; the vertex of head
white; both wings with indistinct waved white postmedial line
and the cilia white.
The Naga specimen has the outer margin of hind wing angled
at vein 4.
Hab. Campbellpur; Kulu; Murree; Simla; Nagas. Hzp., $30,
2 34 millim.
b. Hind wing with veins 6, 7 stalked wn both sewes.
4078. Euchloris radiata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1567; C. § S. no. 3586,
Head, thorax, and abdomen emerald-green and white. Fore
wing emerald-green with white streaks in the interspaces, the most
prominent being one below the cell, three beyond the cell, and a
marginal series; an antemedial white band angled inwards in the
cell and outwards on median nervure; an oblique postmedial
sinuous band sending two teeth inwards near lower angle of cell.
Hind wing white ; the outer area emerald-green, with sinuous post-
medial line and white streaks on the veins of outer area.
Hab. Kulu; Dharmsdla. Lap., 3 30, 2 36 millim.
4079. Euchloris uvidula, Swink. P. Z S. 1885, p. 860; C&S.
no. 3098.
Ochreous, striated with orange. Fore wings with curved ante-
medial fulvous line; both wings with dark discocellular lunule,
curved postmedial fulvous lime bent inwards at vein 2, and fulvous
marginal line.
Hab. Bombay ; Poona; Jubbulpore; Ceylon. Hxp., g 22, 2
30 millim.
B. Palpi with the 3rd joint moderate; antennee of male brpectinate
to apex, serrate in female ; veins 6, 7 stalked wm both sexes,
4080. Euchloris gracilis, Buti. Ili. Het. vii, p. 104, pl. 186, fig. 4.
Bright emerald or bluish green; frons chestnut; vertex of
head white. Fore wing with the costa ochreous; traces of an
antemedial series of white specks; both wings with an indistinct
and very slightly sinuous postmedial series of specks ; cilia white.
Hab. Simla; Dharmsdla; Sikhim. vp. 22 millim.
EUCHLORIS. 499°
C. Palpi with the 3rd joint long ; antenne of male with the
apex simple, of female simple throughout.
a. Veins 6, 7 of hind wing from cell in both sexes.
4081. Euchloris quantula, Swink. P. Z. S. 1885, p. 855, pl. 56, fig. 6;
C. & S. no. 3531.
Comibeena glareosa, Swink. P. Z. S. 1885, p. 855, pl. 56, fig. 8;
C. §& S. no, 3505.
Yellowish green; vertex of head and shaft of antenne white ;
both wings with rufous cell-specks and series of dark marginal
specks. Underside white.
In the form glareosa a large rufous cell-spot is developed on
hind wing.
Hab. Bombay. Eup., ¢ 26, 2 30 millim.
b. Veins 6, 7 of hind wing stalked.
4082. Euchloris inductaria, Gwen. Phal. i, p. 370.
Pale green ; frons pink and white; vertex of thorax and abdo-
men pink with white spots; wings semihyaline. Fore wing with
the costa pink with a white stripe, and expanding into ante- and
postmedial spots; pink-ringed white antemedial spots on median
nervure and inner margin, and a postmedial spot on vein 4; a
marginal pink band embracing white spots, which are largest at
vein 4 and inner margin of each wing; hind wing with a pink
speck on discocelluiars.
Hab. Dalhousie; Dharmsdla; Nigas; HE. Pegu: Borneo. Hap.
36 millim.
4083. Euchloris dispansa, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 574; Hmpsn. Ill. Het.
ix, pl. 170, figs. 5,12; C..§ S. no. 3502. .
Comibzena chlorargyra, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 577.
Differs from imductaria in being bright emerald-green ; the
dorsal white spots of abdomen smaller; the wings opaque; the
costa of fore wing and cilia ochreous; some fuscous at base of costa ;
the white markings irregular; the ante- and postmedial spots
replaced by an oblique band from middle of costa towards the
expansion of the marginal markings at outer angle; a costal spot
near apex, to which sometimes the marginal band runs right round
and is conjoined. Hind wing without the speck at end of cell.
The oblique band from costa may be broken up into two spots ;
in the typical fgrm the pink and white markings are more extensive
than in chlorargyra.
Hab. Ceylon; Borneo. Hap. 22-26 millim.
D. Palpi short ; antenne of male with the apex simple ; fore wing
with veins 6 and 11 stalked with 7, 8, 9, 10.
4084. Euchloris cerulea, Warr. P. 7. 8. 1893, p. 354, pl. 31, fig. 1.
$. Differs from pyrrhogona in there being a slight rufous tooth
2K2
500 GEOMETRID#.
projecting from the costal fascia of fore wing at middle of cell and
a long oblique postmedial tooth; a slight tooth from inner margin
of fore wing near outer angle and from inner margin of hind wing
beyond middle. be
Hab. Sikhim. Exp. 30 millim.
Sucr. IT. (Comostola). Hind wings with veins 3, 4 stalked; antenne
of male bipectinated to two-thirds length; palpi with the:
2nd and 3rd joints long and slender.
A. Fore wing with the discocellulars straight ; veins 3, 4 stalked ;
6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 stalked.
4085. Euchloris pyrrhogona, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1610; Hmpsn. Il.
Het. viii, pl. 156, fig. 27; C. & S. no. 35388.
2. Pale blue; head rufous; a rufous dorsal stripe on vertex of
thorax and abdomen. Fore wing with the costa, and both wings
with the outer margin, orange-red, with black scales and spots
irrorated with silver. Underside whitish. in
Hab. Bombay; Nilgiris; Ceylon; Rangoon. xp. 18 millim.
B. Fore wing with the discocellulars angled at vein 5 ; the lower part
of the cell beng much longer than the upper part ; veins 3, 4 and
6, 11 from cell.
4086. Euchloris subtiliaria, Brem. Lep. Ost-Svb. p: 76, pl. 6, fie. 23.
Geometra meritaria, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 522; Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix,
pl. 170, fig.6; Cg S. no. 3483.
Todis lesaria, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 544; C. §& S. no. 34892,
Eucrostis perlepidaria, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1610; Hmpsn. Ill. Het.
vin, pl. 156, fig. 28.
Comibeena maculata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 638 ; C. § S. no. 3507.
Racheospila nympha, Butl. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1881, p. 411.
Bright emerald-green ; frons and palpi orange; vertex of head
white. Fore wing with the costa
ochreous ; antemedial orange
white-ringed specks on median
nervure and inner margin ; both
wings with large orange white-
ringed silvery-centred spot on
discocellulars ; a postmedial
slightly curved series of white-
Fig. 221. ringed orange specks ; the margin
Euchloris subtiliaria, G. }. ochreous, with a series of orange,
fuscous, and silvery striae.
In the type of lesaria the specks of the postmedial series are much
reduced in number; the marginal markings have no dark tints and
at vein 4 of hind wing run out on to the cilia, giving the margin
an angulated appearance. The typical race from Japan and
the Himalayas is usually bluer green than meritaria; the orange
EUCHLORIS.—NEMORIA. 501
centres of the spots and specks almost entirely obsolete; the
margins of both wings whitish, with the markings much reduced.
Hab. Japan; Dharmsila ; Sikhim ; Nilgiris; Ceylon; Australia.
Exp., 6 14, 9 20-22 millim.
Sucr. ITI. Hind wing with veins 3, 4 stalked. Fore wing with the
discocellulars straight ; veins 3, 4 from cell; 6 and 11 from
cell; the apex acute ; antenne of male bipectinated to two-
thirds length ; palpi short.
4087. Euchloris signifera, Warr. P. Z. 8. 1898, p. 357, pl. 31, fig. 15.
3. Head, thorax, and abdomen white. Fore wing with the
basal area white with slight fuscous suffusion, its outer edge waved ;
the medial area bright yellow-green with a black speck at end of cell ;
the outer area whitish, with slight fuscous and green suffusion,
especially towards costa, and with traces of a waved line, its inner
edge irregular, angled below costa, and sending a strong tooth
inwards below vein 2. Hind wing yellow-green, with a prominent
black bar on discocellulars ; the costa and outer margin white, with
slight fuscous suffusion on costa and at apex; the inner edge of the
marginal band waved. Underside white, with the whole fore wing
except the inner area dirty green; both wings with cell-spot and
waved postmedial line ; two short fuscous streaks on inner area of
fore wing and some fuscous at outer angle and apex of hind wing.
Hab. Momeit, Burma. zp. 40 millim.
4038. Euchloris ovifera, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 358.
3. Bright blue-green; frons pink; shaft of antenne white.
Fore wing with the costa ochreous; white antemedial specks on
median nervure and vein 1; a discocellular spot; a postmedial
obliquely curved series of spots on the veins. Hind wing with
postmedial curved series of white specks.
Hab. Sikhim, 10,000 feet. wp. 26 millim.
4089. Euchloris efformata, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 354, pl. 31, fig. 2.
3. Pale emerald-green ; frons rufous; vertex of head white;
wings with the veins white. Fore wing with the costa white; an
oblique postmedial white line from costa near apex; hind wing
with postmedial curved white line.
Hab. Sikhim. xp. 30 millim.
Genus NEMORIA.
Nemoria, Hiibn. Verz. p. 285 (? 1818).
Racheospila, Gwen. Phal. i, p. 372 (1857).
Type, WV. viridata, Linn., from Europe.
Range. Nearctic, Palearctic, Ethiopian, Oriental, and Australian
regions.
~~
502 GEOMETRID#®.
Palpi porrect ; fore wing with veins 7, 8, 9, 10 stalked, 6 and 11
being often stalked with them ; 11 anastomosing with 12, and then
with 10. Hind wing with the outer margin rounded; veins 3, 4
and 6, 7 stalked ; frenulum present.
Secor. I. Fore wing with veins 3, 4 from cell.
A. (Nemoria). Antenne of male ciliated ; hind tibice with the
medial parr of spurs absent.
a. Palpi hardly reaching beyond the frons.
4090. Nemoria dispartita, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 520; C. § S. no. 3488.
2. Bright pale emerald-green; frons with a crimson band.
Fore wing with traces of a white antemedial line angled below cell;
both wings with an elongate white mark on the discocellulars and
postmedial minutely waved line, oblique on fore wing, curved on
hind wing.
Hab. Murree. Hap. 30 millim.
4091. Nemoria gelida, Buti. Ill. Het. vii, p. 104, pl. 186, fig. 5.
Blue-green; the frons and fore legs chestnut; vertex of head
white. Fore wing with the costa pale brown; a curved and slightly
sinuous antemedial white line; both wings with oblique straight
postmedial line.
Hab. Dalhousie; Kulu; Dharmsala. wp. 26-30 millim.
4092. Nemoria indecretata, 1 7k. Cat. xxvi, p. 1555; C. & 8. no. 3529.
Nemoria carnifrons, Butl. P. Z. S. 1883, p. 169; C. & S. no. 3487.
Pale bluish green; the frons and fore legs chestnut; the vertex
of head white. Fore wing
with the costa white; -an
oblique postmedial white line
across both wings, which may
be narrow or developed into
a band and is usually quite
straight, rarely sliehtlycurved,
kil Feng at costa of fore wing.
Fig. 222.— Nemoria indecretata, S. i. Hab. Simla; Dharmséla ;
Mhow; Nilgiris; Ceylon. Exp. 22 millim.
b. Palpt with the 2nd joint reaching well beyond the frons,
the 3rd long.
4093. Nemoria solidaria, Guen. Phal. i, p. 348; C. & S. no. 3494.
Iodis discessa, Wlk. Cat. xxii, p. 544.
Nemoria lataria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1558.
Nemoria frequens, Buti. P. Z. 8. 1881, p. 616; C. § S. no. 8491.
2. Yellow-green; the frons, palpi, and fore legs red; vertex of
NEMORIA, 5038
head white; wings striated with white; a green cell-spot and
sinuous postmedial line. Underside white.
Hab. Abyssinia; Karachi; Poona; Mhow; Ceylon ; Andamans.
Exp. 22 millim.
B. Antenne: of male bipectinated.
a. Hind tibiee of male with the medial pair of spurs absent.
4094. Nemoria directa, Wk. Cat. xxii, p. 585; C. & S. no. 3489.
Nemoria parvulata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1559; C. & S. no. 8492.
Nemoria pruinosa, Butl. A, M. N. H. (5) v, p. 224; C. & S.
no. 3493.
Geometra aperta, Swink. P. Z. S. 1885, p. 855, pl. 56, fig. 7;
C. & S. no, 3481.
Greenish ochreous ; some crimson on base of shaft of antenne ;
both wings with traces of nearly straight postmedial white line.
Hab. Karichi; Bombay; Mhow; Poona; Nilgiris; Ceylon;
Andamans. Lap. 18 millim.
4095. Nemoria leprosa, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 146, pl. 170, fig. 15.
3. Olive-green; head and collar ochreous. Fore wing with
broad costal ochreous fascia, the costa rufous; large ochreous
patches at outer angle of fore wing and apex and anal angle of
hind wing; a marginal series of ochreous specks. Underside |
white.
Hab. Ceylon.. Hap. 20 millim.
b. Hind tibie of male with two pars of spurs, and a long process
from extremity on the outer side.
4096. Nemoria detenta, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 518; C. & S. no. 3436.
Geometra dissessa, Wik, Cat. xxii, p. 521; C. § S. no. 3489.
2. Bright yellow-green; palpi and abdomen with a rufous
tinge. Fore wing with the costa white; outwardly oblique
slender white ante- and postmedial lines, the latter slightly
recurved to costa; both wings with slightly waved marginal band,
with series of white specks on it, and expanding at outer angle of
fore wing and apex of hind wing (very slightly in the form
dissessa) ; the cilia rufous. Underside whitish, with a small tuft
of rufous scales at end of cell of fore wing; both wings with
indistinct postmedial green line.
Hab. Punjab; Nepal; Poona. xp. 30-36 millim.
A097. Nemoria quadrinotata, Butl. Ill. Het. vii, p. 105, pl. 136, fig. 7
3. Differs from detenta in being paler; the wings semihyaline ;
each wing with black speck at end of cell; a large black-brown
patch at outer angle of fore wing and apex of hind wing; no
marginal markings except some dark specks near apex of each wing.
Hab. Dharmsala. Hap. 26 millim.
504 GEOMETRID ZA.
4098. Nemoria integranota, Hmpsn. Til. Het. ‘ix, p. 146, pl. 170,
fie. 13.
Differs from detenta in being deep emerald-green ; both wings
with dark speck at end of cell, and large black-brown patch at outer
angle of fore wing and apex of hind wing varying in shape and
size; fore wing without the pale lines; underside with no green
line.
The female has a black submarginal patch on fore wing above
vein 4.
Hab. Khasis; Ceylon; Burma. Ewp., g 22, 9 28 millim.
Sect. II. (Racheospila). Fore wing with veins 3, 4 stalked ;
antenne of male bipectinated for two-thirds length; hind
tibize with two pairs of spurs.
4099. Nemoria smaragdus, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 110, pl. 151,
fig. 15.
3. Yellow-green; the head white ; abdomen with crimson and
white spots on Ist and 4th segments. Tore wing with the costa
white, irrorated with crimson; three white crimson-ringed ante-
medial specks, those on costa and inner margin largest; three
similar postmedial specks with small white specks between them,
the lowest speck at outer angle; both wings with fuscous, white,
and crimson marginal waved band ; the cilia pink; hind wing with
the marginal markings expanding into spots at vein 4 and anal
angle. Underside white.
Hab. Nilgiris. Eap.18 millim.
Genus EUCROSTES.
Eucrostes, Hiibn. Verz. p. 283 (? 1818).
Type, #. indigenata, Vill., from Europe.
Range. Universally distributed.
Palpi reaching just beyond the frons and roughly scaled ;
antenne of male bipectinated for two-thirds length; hind tibiz
with one pair of spurs in both sexes. Fore wing with veins 3, 4
from angle of cell; 6 from upper angle; 7, 8, 9,10 stalked;
J1 anastomosing with 12. Hind wing with the frenulum absent ;
the outer margin rounded ; veins 3, 4 and 6, 7 stalked.
4100. Eucrostes disparata, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 567; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
iil, pl. 196, fig. 3; C. & S. no. 3537.
Geometra parvulata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1555.
Bright yellow-green ; frons and fore legs rufous. Fore wing
with the costa whitish ; both wings with rufous speck at end of
cell ; a crenulate rufous marginal line and the cilia rufous.
fab. Bombay; Poona; Ceylon. Ep. 14 millim.
MAXATES, 505
Genus MAXATES.
Maxates, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 486 (1887).
Type, MW. celataria, W1k.
Range. Throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma; Andamans.
Palpi porrect, the 2nd joint thickly scaled and reaching beyond
the frons, the 3rd naked. Fore wing with the costa highly arched
towards: apex; the outer margin usually highly crenulate and
excised between veins 4 and 6; veins 38, 4 stalked; 7, 8, 9, 10
stalked ; 11 anastomosing with 12. Hind wing quadrate,.with the
margin highly crenulate and produced to a point at vein 6, and
tail at vein 4; veins 3, 4 and 6, 7 stalked.
Szcr. I. Antenne of male bipectinated for two-thirds length, otf
female thickened ; hind tibie dilated with a fold containing a
tuft of long hair.
A. Fore wing with the stalk of veins 3, 4 long ; the margin crenulate
from vein 4 to outer angle; hind wing with the stalks of veins
3, 4 and 6, 7 long.
4101. Maxates celataria, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 552; Moore, Lep. Ceyl.
iii, pl. 196, figs. 2, 2a; C. & S. no. 3450.
Grass-green ; the frons darker; vertex of head white. Fore
wing with the costal area
ochreous, irrorated with
fuscous, narrowing at
Sy middle and apex, and
)) widest before apex; a
q N dark lunule on it after
: p k the middle; both wings
with indistinct pale crenu-
late postmedial line; large
Fig. 223.—Maszates celataria, g. } fuscous-speckled ochreous
patches at outer angle of
fore wing and anal angle of hind wing, and a smaller patch at apex
of hind wing; a fine black marginal line; hind wing with a white
postmedial patch on costal area. Underside pale, with broad
submarginal fuscous band, becoming obsolete towards costa of fore
wing and inner margin of hind wing.
Hab. Throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma; Andamans.
Exp.40 millim.
B. Fore wing with the stalk of veins 3, 4 short ; the outer margin not
crenulate from vein 4 to outer angle; hind wing with the stalk
of veins 3, 4 and 6, 7 much shorter.
4102. Maxates macariata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1562; C.g§ S. no. 8463.
Differs from celataria in both wings having the outer half
brownish white, irrorated with fuscous ; the edge of the green area
506 GEOMETRID#.
angled at veins 6 and 4 of fore wing, and produced to a long point
on vein 3 of hind wing; no ochreous on costa of fore wing or
crenulate white postmedial line on either wing; a fine marginal
black line.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. Hap. 48 millim.
Sror. IT. Antenne of male ciliated; hind tibie not dilated ; wings
with the margins non-crenulate ; fore wing with veins 3, 4
shortly stalked ; a tuft of hair on underside beyond cell on
vein 5.
4103. Maxates xanthochlora, Swink. A.M. N. H. (6) xiv. p. 185.
3S. Greenish yellow. Fore wing with traces of diffused oblique
antemedial dark band not reaching the costa; a broad medial
semihyaline band ; a diffused darkish submarginal band from vein
5 to inner margin. Hind wing with the basal costal area semi-
hyaline ; a waved hyaline medial line with a diffused darker shade
beyond it to near outer margin. Underside white, with slight
fuscous suffusion at base, and a broad fuscous postmedial band
very broad on hind wing.
Hab. Khasis. Exp. 22 millim.
Genus PARAMAXATKES.
Paramaxates, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 387 (1894).
Lissolica, Swinh. Trans. Lnt. Soc. 1894, p. 172.
Type, P. polygrapharia, W\k.
Range. Sikhim; Khasis.
Differs from Mawates (Sect. I.) in the palpi having the 3rd joint
minute in male; antennz of male simple; frenulum absent. Fore
wing with veins 3, 4 from angle of cell, 11 free; Hind wing
with veins 3, 4 and 6, 7 from the angles of cell.
4104, Paramaxates polygrapharia, Wik. Cat. xx, p.489. J
Macaria vagata, Wik. Cat. xxiii, p. 927; C. § S. no. 4003.
Paramaxates khasiana, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 387.
Yellow-green; the palpi rufous. Fore wing with patches of
\
Fig. 224.—Paramaxates polygrapharia, g. +.
yellow at base, on postmedial area from vein 6 to inner margin,
and on outer area from apex to vein 3; some dark striz on costal
and inner medial areas; a hyaline speck at end of cell; indistinet
waved ante- and postmedial lines. Hind wing with dark striated
PARAMAXATES,—THALASSODES. 507
subbasal band and diffused postmedial band; the medial and outer
areas yellow. Underside whitish; the basal area of both wings
and costa of fore wing grey with dark strie; a waved medial line;
a broad fuscous submarginal band from vein 5 of fore wing to
inner margin of hind wing; fore wing with patches of yellow
beyond cell and at apex.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis. LZwp. 46 millim.
Genus THALASSODES.
Thalassodes, Guen. Phal. i, p. 359 (1857).
(Enospila, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p. 5.
Gelasma, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 352.
Urospila, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 387 (1894).
Thalerura, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1894, p. 175.
Type, 7. quadraria, Guen.
Range. Japan; Oriental and Australian regions.
Palpi with the 2nd joint clothed with hair and reaching the apex
of the short frontal tuft, the 3rd naked and porrect; antenne of
male usually bipectinated to two-thirds length ; hind tibie usually
dilated with a fold containing a tuft of long hair. Fore wing with
veins 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 stalked, or 6 from cell. Hind wing with the
outer margin angled or produced to a point at vein 4.
Sect. I. Hind wing with veins 3, 4 and 6, 7 stalked.
A. Fore wing with vein 11 from the cell.
a. (Thalassodes). Fore wing with veins 3, 4 stalked ;
hind wing with the outer margin angled.
4105, Thalassodes quadraria, Guen. Phal.i, p. 360; C. & S. no. 3469.
Thalassodes pilaria, Guen. Phal. i, p. 361, pl. 15, fig. 2.
Geometra dissita, Wik. Cat. xxii, p.519; Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii,
pl. 194, figs. 2, 2a.
Geometra semihyalina, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 528.
Thalassodes dissepta, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 550; C. & S. no. 3458.
Thalassodes immisaria, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 553.
Thalassedes depulsata, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 555.
Thalassodes inconclusaria, Wlk. Cat. xxii, p. 556.
Geometra digressa, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 513.
Blue-green; the frons and palpi red; vertex of head white;
wings semihyaline, with
numerous pale _ strie.
Fore wing with the costa
fulvous; ante- and post-
medial indistinct pale
straight oblique lines.
Hind wing with indistinct
postmedial line, produced
to a point and angled at
vein 3; both wings with
the cilia ochreous at tips or wholly ochreous. Underside whitish.
Hab. Throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma; the Malayan sub-
region and Australian region. Hap. 38 millim.
Fig. 225.— Thalassodes quadraria, 3. i.
508 GEOMETRID A.
4106, Thalassodes veraria, Guen. Phal. i, p. 8360. 3
Thalassodes opalina, butl. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 214; C.& S.
no. 0466,
Differs from quadraria in having the frons green.
Hab. Himalayas; Khasis; Nagas; Nilgiris; Ceylon; Java.
Exp. 38 millim.
4107. Thalassodes albomaculata, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 145, pl. 170,
fig. 19. |
Differs from veraria in the abdomen having a dorsal series of
white spots. Fore wing with the costa white; an antemedial
white spot on inner margin. Both wings with postmedial series
of white specks, straight on fore wing, curved on hind wing, and
terminating in a white spot on inner margin of each wing; the
cilia dark, with a series of white spots on them.
Hab. Ceylon. Hwp. 42 millim.
4108. Thalassodes chloropis, Meyr. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1886, p. 204.
3S. Differs from veraria in the costa of fore wing being
narrowly ochreous; the antemedial line of fore wing and post-
medial line of both wings green and waved; the cilia green.
Hab. Jaintia Hills; Fiji. Hevp. 40 millim.
b. Fore wing with veins 3, 4 from angle of cell.
a’. Hind wing with the outer margin angled at vein 4.
a’. Hind legs of male clothed with rough hair ; the tibice without
spurs and with a very large tuft of long hair from base.
4109. Thalassodes marinaria, Gwen. Phai. i, p. 361. /, /,
Geometra discissa, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 517; C. §& S. no. 3487.
Geometra penicillata, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 525.
3. Bluish green; the frons red; vertex of head white; wings
semihyaline, with numerous pale striz. Fore wing with the costa
ochreous ; both wings with very faint traces of a waved postmedial
line; the cilia fuscous, with dark specks at the veins.
Hab. Moulmein; Borneo. xp. 48 millim.
b?. (inospila). Hind tibice of male without the terminal pair
of spurs ; palpi of female with the 3rd joint very long.
| 4110. Thalassodes flavifusata, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 596; Moore, Lep.
Coyl- iii, pl 194, figs. 8, 3a; C. & S. no. 3481. /
Thalassodes sinuata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 687; C.& S.
no. 3471.
Emerald-green ; vertex of head white. Fore wing with the
costa white, except at base; an indistinct dentate red antemedial
line ending in a spot on inner margin; both wings with a crimson
speck at end of cell; a dentate postmedial line ending in a spot on
THALASSODES. 509
inner margin of each wing; a marginal crimson line and series of
white specks on the veins. Underside white.
Hab. Sikhim; Ceylon; Java; Borneo. Ewp., ¢ 24, 2 30
millim.
4111, Thalassodes strix, Butl. Ill. Het. vii, p. 105, pl. 136, fig. 8.
Differs from flavifusata in the dentate lines being browner ; no
marginal white specks or crimson line, but a series of crimson
specks on the cilia. Hind wing with a large black patch on
middle of inner margin.
Hab. Dharmsala; Sikhim; Khasis. wp. 32 millim.
ce’. (Gelasma). Hind tibie of male with two pairs of spurs, and
dilated with a fold containing a tuft of long hair.
a®. Antenne: of male bipectinated.
4112. Thalassodes thetydaria, Gwen. Phal. i, p. 3858; C. §& S.
no, 3933
Thalassodes bifasciata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1562; C. & S. no. 3451.
@. Silvery white, with fuscous irroration; frons green. Fore
wing with diffused green antemedial band, patch at end of cell,
oblique postmedial band, and marginal band. Hind wing with
diffused green patch at end of cell, postmedial band angled at vein
3, and traces of marginal band. Underside white.
Hab. Sikhim; Sylhet. Hap. 40 millm.
4113. Thalassodes glaucaria, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1618; C. & S.
no. 3457.
Gelasma irregularis, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 892.
Differs from thetydaria in being more thickly irrorated and
somewhat suffused with olive fuscous. Fore wing with waved
dark white-edged antemedial line, and both wings with similar
postmedial line replacing the diffused bands ; no marginal band.
The N.W. Himalayan form is much smaller than the Sikhim
form.
Hab. Dharmsala; Sikhim; Bhutan; Nilgiris. wp. 30-40
millim.
4114. Thalassodes opalaria, Guen. Phal. i, p. 357; C. & S. no. 8530.)
Thalera subtractata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1753; C. & S. no. 3486.
Differs from thetydarza in having the diffused ante- and post-
medial band waved.
Hab. Sikhim; Khdasis; Margharita, Assam; Nagas. Hp. 22
millim.
4115. Thalassodes griseoviridis, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 353, pl. 31,
fig. 6
3. Greenish grey ; frons rufous; vertex of head white. Fore
510 GEOMETRID ZA.
wing with waved white antemedial line; both wings with dark
lunule on discocellulars ; a waved white postmedial line angled at
vein 3 of hind wing. Underside whitish.
Hab. Khasis ; Nagas, 6000 feet. Hap. 26 millim.
4116. Thalassodes gavissima, Wk. Cat. xxii, p. 575; Moore, Lep.
— Ceyl, iii, pl. 196, fig. 6; C. & S. no. 3497.
3. Yellow-green ; the palpi and vertex of head white; thorax
and abdomen marked with white; wings with white markings.
Fore wing with basal and subbasal spots; waved antemedial band
with spot on its inner edge below cell ; two spots at end of cell; a
waved postmedial band dentate on inner area and merging into a
large purplish-fuscous patch on costal area; two submarginal and
a marginal series of spots. Hind wing with white spots on the
basal area; a highly waved medial band; postmedial, submarginal,
and marginal series of white spots. Underside white, with black-
brown patches near apex of each wing, largest on hind wing.
2 with some crimson specks on thorax and abdomen ; wings
with rufous edges to the white markings. Fore wing with a
crimson patch beyond the postmedial line on inner area. Hind
wing with the basal area yellow and crimson.
Hab. Simla; Sikhim; Ceylon. Lwp., ¢ 34, 2 40 millim.
4117. Thalassodes textilis, But/. 4. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 219; ¢d. Ill.
Het. vi, pl. 117, fig. 10; C. § S. no. 3514.
Differs from divapala in the head being brownish ochreous ; the
thorax, abdomen, and wings slightly irrorated with white; the
wings semihyaline; the submarginal white line with white patches
at costa, middle, and inner margin of each wing; all the other
white markings slight. Underside without the brown spots.
Hab. Sikhim. Hyp. 36 millim.
b®. Antenne of male with fascicles of cilia.
4118. Thalassodes divapala, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 575; Moore, Lep.
Ceyl. 111, pl. 195, figs. 2, 2 a (larva); C. & S. no. 3503.
Thalera albisparsa, Wk. Cat. xxii, p. 600.
Comibeena albiceps, Feld. Reis. Nov. pl. 127, fig. 13.
g. Green; the frons rufous; vertex of head white; thorax,
abdomen, and wings irrorated with white. Fore wing with the
costa ochreous, speckled with brown; an indistinct waved white
antemedial line ; a large patch at end of cell; a lunulate post-
medial line with white patches at middle; submarginal and
marginal series of white spots, the two at middle largest. Hind
wing with the basal half very thickly irrorated; indistinct waved
postmedial, submarginal, and marginal white bands ; a green speck
at end of cell. Underside white, with brown spots before and
beyond middle of costa of fore wing and near apex of hind wing.
2 with the white irroration slight; both wings with ante-
medial waved white line; spot at end of cell of fore wing, and
es
THALASSODES., olk
speck to hind wing ; a waved white postmedial line, with the area
beyond it ochreous, suffused with red brown at outer angle of fore
wing and throughout in hind wing; cilia rufous.
Larva with subdorsal expansions to the somites; the 11th
somite with a conical protuberance; colour olive-green, the
thoracic and 9th and 10th somites purple-brown. Food-plant
Myrtus.
Hab. Sikhim ; Ceylon; Andamans; Borneo; Amboina. Lvp.
30 millim.
4119. Thalassodes semialba, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 601; Moore, Lep.
Ceyl. iii, pl. 196, figs. 1, la; C. § S. no. 3513.
Head purplish grey; thorax green; abdomen whitish. Fore
wing with the basal costal half purplish red-brown; the inner
area green; waved ante- and postmedial white lines, becoming
dark and edged with purplish grey on the brown area; an olive
tuft at end of cell; the outer area white, with green patches at
apex and outer angle; a waved white submarginal line. Hind
wing with the basal area green, bounded by a medial line retracted
to inner margin; the outer area white, with some green towards
inner margin and sometimes with interrupted postmedial purplish
band. Underside white; fore wing with the basal half irrorated
with dark red-brown, sending a spur outwards to join a blackish
submarginal spot below vein 4; some green on costa before apex ;
hind wing with blackish spot on costa before apex; sometimes
with three submarginal spots and one near outer angle of fore
wing.
Hab. Bombay ; Ceylon; Borneo. Zwvp. 28 millim.
ce. Antenne of male minutely ciliated.
4120. Thalassodes ophthalmicata, Moore, P. Z..S. 1867, p. 637; C. & 8.
no. 3467.
Yellow-green, slightly striated with olive; frons fuscous. Fore
wing with curved and slightly waved olive antemedial line; a
brown cell-speck ; both wings with postmedial olive line slightly
curved on hind wing; traces of a submarginal series of olive
spots; hind wing with black annulus at end of cell. Underside
slightly suffused with fuscous.
Hab. Sikhim; Nagas. Ewp., g 36, 9 44 millim.
d°. Hind tibie of male not dilated and with two pairs of spurs ;
antenne bipectinated to apex wm both sexes ; hind wing with the
anal angle lobed.
4121. Thalassodes pastor, Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 216; id. Il.
Het. vi, pl. 117, fig. 18; C. § S. no. 3535.
Pale yellowish green; the vertex of head white. Fore wing
with a reddish-yellow basal patch, with some green spots on it and
a curved white band near its outer edge; a white mark on disco-
512 GEOMETRID &.
cellulars ; an angled white band with reddish edges across apical
area; a yellow marginal band, with reddish edges and a white
band inside it, becoming dentate towards costa and expanding into
a large patch with a white mark on it at outer angle, extending
almost to middle of inner margin. Hind wing with sinuous
postmedial reddish-edged white band, running out to an angle on
vein 2; a broad marginal yellow band, with a rufous band on it
and some pink near apex and anal angle; a marginal rufous line ;
the inner margin whitish. Underside white.
Hab. Sikbim. Ewp., 6 44, 9 48 millim.
4122. Thalassodes sanguilineata, Moore, P. Z.S. 1867, p. 638; C.& S.
no, 3o0ll.
3. Differs from pastor in the fore wing having the basal area
white, with a slight green band on it. Hind wing without the post-
medial angled line ; the outer area whitish and ochreous, extending
inwards along the costal and inner margins, with a curved green
postmedial line bent inwards and merged into pink patches at
costal and inner margins; an evenly curved purplish-pink sub-
marginal band, expanding into a pink patch at anal angle.
Hab. Nepal; Sikhim; Khasis. wp. 44 millim.
b’. (Thalerura). Hind wing with the outer margin produced
to a long point at vein 4.
4123. Thalassodes acutissima, Wk. Cat. xxii, p. 596; Moore, Lep.
Ceyl. iii, pl. 196, fig. 7; C. & S. no. 3475.
Timandra goniaria, Feld. Revs. Nov. pl. 128, fig. 3; C. & S.
no, 3440.
Thalera aculeata, Hmpsn. Iil. Het. viii, p. 109, pl. 150, fig. 5.
Thalerura prasina, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 392.
Thalerura veninotata, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 678.
Green ; the frons and fore legs crimson ; vertex of head white ;
wings semihyaline. Fore wing with the costa ochreous; an
indistinct straight oblique antemedial pale line; both wings with
oblique pale postmedial line, straight in the typical Ceylon form,
waved on inner half of hind wing in aculeata from the Nilgiris,
waved throughout in the Burmese form, and reduced to specks
in the form veninotata; a fine dark marginal line and the cilia
ochreous. Underside white.
Hab. Bhutan ; Khasis ; Calcutta; Khandala; Nilgiris ; Ceylon ;
Burma. Hp. 38 millim.
4124, Thalassodes dissimulata, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 551; C. & S.
no. 5454.
Thalassodes illiturata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1568.
Thalerura marginata, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 392.
Differs from acutissima in being very dull green; the frons
rufous. Fore wing with the costa irrorated with fuscous; the
antemedial line and postmedial line of both wings waved and dark
green with white edges; the cilia fuscous.
THALASSODES. 5ts
Hab. Shanghai; Bhutan; Négas; Moulmein; Ceylon. up. 36
millim.
4125. Thalassodes inaptaria, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1560; C.§ S. no.
3459,
Thalassodes urapteraria, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1608; C. § S. no. 3473.
2. Differs from dissimulata in the frons being blackish; the
cilia whitish, with a fine black line before them. Underside with
a broad purplish-fuscous band from vein 6 of fore wing to anal
angle of hind wing, broadest at costa of hind wing, and with some
striz near it.
Hab. Sikhim; Assam. wp. 44 millim.
B. Fore wing with vein 11 stalked with 6,7, 8, 9,10; 3, 4 stalked ;
hind tibice of male with one pair of spurs.
4126. Thalassodes rubrolimbraria, Gwen. Phal. i, p. 386; Moore,
Lep. Ceyl. iii, pl. 195, fig. 5; C. & S. no. 3470.
Thalassodes diserta, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 553.
Thalassodes simpliciaria, Wlk. Cat. xxii, p. 553.
Yellowish green; the fore legs pinkish; both wings with a
bright pink marginal line; fore wing with traces of oblique
postmedial line.
Hab. Moulmein; Ceylon; Borneo. vp. 18 millim.
4127. Thalassodes obnupta, Swink. P. Z. S. 1885, p. 855, pl. 56,
fic. 9; C.§ S. no. 3484,
Thalassodes melica, Swinh. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1891, p. 144.
3. Yellow-green ; both wings with nearly straight pale post-
medial line. Underside whitish.
Hab. Bombay ; Poona; Calcutta; Ceylon. vp. 18 millim.
Secor. II. (Urospila). Hind wing with veins 3, 4 and
6, 7 from angles of cell.
A. Hind tibice of male with one pair of spurs, and
without fold and tuft.
4128. Thalassodes uniformis, Hinpsn. Til. Het. viii, p. 110, pl. 150,
fics LE
3S. Bluish green; antenne ochreous; both wings with slight
dark mark on discocellulars ; a postmedial series of white specks ;
the cilia grey at tips.
Hab. Nilgiris. Hap. 38 millim.
B. Hind tibie of male not dilated, and with two pairs of spurs.
4129, Thalassodes avicularia, Gwen. Phal. i, p. 342; C § S.
no. 3482.
Geometra pennisignata, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 516.
Geometra submonstrans, Wk. Cat. xxii, p. 526.
Pea-green ; the vertex of head white. Fore wing with the
costa whitish; an indistinct waved antemedial line; both wings
VOL, III. 21
514 GEOMETRID A.
with V-shaped brown cell-spot; an indistinct waved postmedial
Ime and the cilia brown ; hind wing with the margin very slightly
angled. ,
Hab. Punjab; Nepal; Sikhim; Khdasis; Borneo. Exp. 45
millim.
4130. Thalassodes lineata, Moore, P. Z. S. 1872, p. 580, pl. 34, fig. 2;
C. & S. no. 3443,
@. Differs from avicularia in the costa of fore wing being
marked with rufous ; the antemedial line of fore wing and post-
medial line of both wings straight and pale yellow; hind wing
with the margin more prominently angled and with a brown spot
at the angle.
Hab. Sikhim; Burma. ap. 52 millim.
C. Hind tibie of male dilated with a fold containing
a tuft of long haar.
4131. ean variegata, Buti. Ill. Het. vii, p. 104, pl. 186,
Dios
Bluish green, irrorated with grey. Fore wing with some rufous
marks on the costa; some grey specks at base; a curved grey
antemedial band with a dark line on it; both wings with a post-
medial grey band with a waved line on it, oblique on fore
wing and connected with some striated marks near outer angle,
on hind wing expanding below vein 6 and covering nearly the
whole outer area; fore wing with a brown mark on yellowish
patch at apex. Underside with the inner area of fore wing and
the whole hind wing, except the marginal area, whitish.
Hab. Murree; Dharmsdla; Khasis. Hwp., ¢ 44, 2 50 millim.
4132. Thalassodes vallata, Budi. Ii. Het. ii, p. 50, pl. 36, fig. 9. 2 Y
~ Bluish green, irrorated with olive-yellow. Fore wing with the
costa ochreous and black speckled; nearly straight olive-yellow
ante- and postmedial lines arising from black specks on costa,
the former inwardly edged by white, the latter outwardly and
becoming medial on hind wing ; both wings with faint traces of a
waved submarginal line; the cilia olive; a black spot at the angle
on hind wing.
Hab. Japan; Sikhim; Khasis. Hxp., g 30-34, 9 42 millim.
Genus THALERA.
Thalera, Htibn. Verz. p. 285 (P 1818).
Berta, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1621 (1862).
Hemistola, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 353.
Leucoglyphica, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 891 (1894).
Type, 7. fimbrialis, Scop., from Europe.
Range. Hurope; Japan; Sikhim; Khasi and Naga Hills; —
Canara; Nilgiris; Ceylon.
THALERA. ay ag
Palpi minute and hardly reaching beyond the frons ; antenne
of male bipectinated usually to apex. Fore wing with vein 3 from
near angle of cell; 7, 8, 9, 10 stalked; 11 anastomosing with 12
and then with 10. Hind wing with the frenulum absent; the
outer margin angled at vein 4; 6, 7 stalked.
Sect. I. (Hemistola). Hind wing of male with the outer margin
not excised between veins 6 and 4; vein 3 from near angle of
cell; hind tibiz with two pairs of spurs.
A. Antenne of male bipectinated to apex.
4133. Thalera rubrimargo, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 354, pl. 31, fig. 3.
6. Bluish green; frons and fore legs crimson; wings semi-
hyaline; both wings with a pale lunulate postmedial line; the
cilia crimson at tips. Fore wing with the costa crimson, and with
a pale lunulate antemedial line.
Hab. Sikhim. Exp. 34 millim.
B. Antenne. of male bipectinated to two-thirds length.
4134. Thalera caudularia, Gwen. Phal. i, p. 349; C.§ S. no. 3488.
Thalassodes nanda, Wik. Cat. xxii, p. 552; C. & S. no. 3465.
Thalera costipunctata, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 428, pl. 195, fig. 4;
C. & S. no. 3477.
Thalera undularia, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 109, pl. 151, fig. 2.
Yellow-green; frons olive;
vertex of head white ; both wings
with dentate white ante- and
postmedial lines, the latter ex-
curved between veins 2 and 4 of
hind wing. Underside white.
Hab. Sikhim; Nilgiris ; Ceylon.
Fig. 226.—Thalera caudularia, §. +. Hap. 24 millim.
4135. Thalera argutaria, Wik. Cat. xxxv, p. 1614; C § S.no. 3476.
Gelasma concolor, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 352.
Yellowish green ; the vertex of head white. Both wings with
slightly waved and curved green-edged white antemedial line; a
green-edged hyaline speck at end of cell, and highly crenulate white
postmedial green-edged line bent outwards between veins 2 and 4
of each wing. Underside white.
Hab. Sikbim ; Khasis. wp. 30 millim.
4136. Thalera unifascia, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 110, pl. 151, fig. 7.
3g. Yellow-green ; frons chestnut; vertex of head white. Fore
wing with the costa brown; both wings with traces of discocellular
2L2
516 GEOMETRID &.
mark and indistinct slightly curved postmedial green line, retracted
to costa of fore wing and to inner margin of hind wing. Under-
side with the hind wing and inner area of fore wing whitish.
flab. Nilgiris. Hap. 32 millim.
4137. Thalera viata, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. iii, p. 431, pl. 195, fig. 6;
C. §& S. no. 3495.
2. Yellow-green. Fore wing with nearly straight green-edged
white ante- and postmedial lines. Hind wing with dark line on
discocellulars and slightly curved green-edged white postmedial —
line. Underside white.
flab. Ceylon. Hay. 24 millim.
4138. Thalera pallescens, 2Jmpsn. Ill. Het. viii, p. 108, pl. 151, fig. 3.
White ; the frons, thorax, and abdomen suffused with grey-green ;
wings semihyaline, with broad medial grey-green band bounded
by the ante- and postmedial lines which are white, the former
obliquely sinuous on fore wing, oblique and straight on hind
wing, the latter sinuous on fore wing and curved on hind wing ;
slight white marks on discocellulars; slight grey-green diffused
patches beyond the postmedial line of each wing.
Hab. Nilgiri plateau. Hap. 32 millim.
C. Antenne bipectinate in both sexes.
4139. Thalera liliana, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p. 7, pl. 1,
fig. 2.
2. Blue-green; frons ochreous; abdomen ochreous, except the
basal segment; some crimson on dorsum. Fore wing with the
costa ochreous, irrorated with fuscous; a waved antemedial white
line; both wings with lunulate postmedial white line ; cilia white,
tipped with crimson, and with ochreous and fuscous specks at the
veins. Underside white.
Hab. Khasis. Hap. 54 millim.
Sect. II. (Thalera). Hind wing of male with the outer margin
excised between veins 6 and 4; veins 3, 4 stalked; hind
tibie of male dilated with a fold and tuft and two pairs on
spurs in the Indian forms; not dilated and with one pair of
spurs in the European.
A. Hind wing of female excised.
4140. Thalera chrysolineata, Wik. Cat. xxvi, p. 1621; Moore, Lep.
Ceyl. iii, pl. 196, fig. 4; C. & S. no. 3496.
Olive-green; frons rufous; vertex of head white ; abdomen with
dorsal white spots; wings with numerous irregular white spots
often conjoined into bands. Fore wing with spots at base and
THALERA. 517
end of cell; antemedial, oblique medial, sinuous submarginal, and
almost marginal series of spots. Hind wing with spots on basal
area and end of cell ; a curved medial series, and sinuous postmedial
and submarginal series. Underside white.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Canara; Ceylon. Zp. 26 millim.
B. Hind wing of female not excised between veins 6 and 4.
4141. Thalera acte, Swink. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1892, p. 6, pl. 1, fig. 18.
Berta albiplaga, Warr. P. Z. S. 1893, p. 357, pl. 31, fig. 5.
Differs from chrysclineata in the markings of the fore wing
being reduced and fine. Hind wing with a broad irregular white
medial band angled at vein 4, the other markings reduced and
small.
Hab. Sikhim; Khasis; Nagas; Ceylon. xp. 22-30 millim.
Species formerly recorded as Indian which are omitted.
Anaitis curvilineata, W1k., C. & S. no. 3906. Type lost; descrip-
tion not recognizable.
Agathia diversiformis, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 3880=A. yi igantea,
Butl. A. M. N. H. (5) vi, p. 217, 1s from Sumatra and
Java.
Angerona cresaria, Herrich-Schaffer, C. & S. no. 3157 =sodalata,
W1k.=costalis, Wlk., is from Africa.
Abraxas couaggaria, Guen., C. & 8. no. 3728, is from Japan.
Abraxas hypsata, Feld., C. & 8. no 3733=Halthia clara and
punctifera, W\k., is from Timor and Bouru.
Abraxas labraria, Guen., C. & 8. no. 8735, is from Java.
Amphidasys cladonia, Feld., C. & S. no. 3251, is probably from
Brazil.
Anisodes pyriniata, Wlk., C. & S. no. 3580. Type lost; descrip-
tion not recognizable.
Almodes repleta, W\k., C. & S. no. 3549, is from America.
Boarma ceylonaria, Nietn., C. & 8. no. 3313. Type lost ;
description not recognizable.
Boarmia diffluaria, Wik., C. & 8. no. 3319. Type lost ;
description not recognizable.
Boarmia eaclusaria, Wlik., OC. & S. no. 3321. Type lost;
description not recognizable.
Boarmia suasaria, Guen., C. & 8S. no. 3337. Probably not
Indian.
Boarmia vicartia, Wlk., C. & S. no. 3340, is from S. America,
not Sylhet.
Boarmia ceylanicaria, Nietn. Edinb. New Phil. Journ. xv, 1862,
p. 38. Type lost; description not recognizable.
518 GEOMETRID &.
Callabraxas languidata, Wlk., C. & S. no, 3726, is from Japan.
Cyclidia plagidotata, Wlk., C. & S. no. 3126=Mardara plagi-
dotata, Vol. I, p. 454.
Collix contributaria, Wik., C. & S. no. 3888. | Type lost ;
description not recognizable.
Camptogramma blitearra, Wik., C. & S. no. 3894. Type lost;
description not recognizable.
Cidaria montanata, Schitt., C. & S. no. 3860, is from Europe.
Callipia parrhasiata, Guen., C. & S. no. 3886, is from 8. America.
Llphos scolopaiea, Drury, C. & S. no. 3400, is from the
W. Indies.
Entomopteryx amputata, Guen., C. & 8. no. 3198, is from the
Malay Archipelago.
Hupithecia coffearia, Nietn. Edinb. New Phil. Journ. 1862, xv,
p. 38. ‘Type lost; description not recognizable.
Euschema discalis, Wik., C. & S. no. 3079, is from Penang.
Euschema malayana, Guen., C. & S. no. 3083, is from the
Malayan subregion.
Ephyra pendularia, Linn.=vusarmana, Wik., C. & 8. no. 3554,
is from Europe, not Ceylon.
Emodes sinuosa, Moore, C. & S. no. 4004, is a Drepanulid allied
to Teldena.
Gnophos miscellaria, Guen., C. & S. no. 3409, is probably not
Indian.
Gnophos mucidaria, Hiibn., C. & 8. no. 3410, is from Europe.
Gnophos stoliczkaria, Moore, C. & 8. no. 3415, is from Yarkand.
Hypochrosis gasmninaria, Guen., C. & 8. no. 3707=lycoraria,
Guen., is from Sumatra and Borneo.
Hyria griseypennis, Hmpsn. Ll. Het. viii. p. 124, pl. 153, fig. 11,
is a Noctuid of the genus Micreschus.
Hyria vinacea, Hmpsn, Ill. Het. vii, p. 124, pl. 153, fig. 4, is a
Noctuid, allied to Micreschus.
Hyria rhodinaria, Wik., C. & S. no. 3971. Type lost; deserip-
tion not recognizable.
Idea subdetermimata, Wlk., C. & S. no. 3949. Type lost;
description not recognizable.
Litbada seriecaria, W1k., C. & S. no. 3220=Oxrydia menxicata,
Guen.=artaxa, Druce, is from the Neotropical region.
Lycauges carnosa, Hmpsn. Ill. Het. ix, p. 150, pl. 169, fig. 9, is
a Noctuid near Oruze.
Lycauges postvittata, Moore, C. & S. no. 3757, is a Noctuid =
Oruza anisodoides, Hmpsn. Vol. II, p. 349.
Macaria cessaria, Wik., C. & 8S. no. 3607. Type lost; deserip-
tion not recognizable.
Macaria subcaudaria, Wlk., C. & S. no. 3615. Type lost ;
description not recognizable.
Macaria posticaria, W1ik., C. & S. no. 3613. Type lost; descrip-
tion not recognizable.
Macaria solitaria, Wik., C. & S. no. 3614. Type lost; descrip-
tion not recognizable.
GEOMETRID ZA. 519
Pyrinia martiata, Guen., C. & 8. no. 3193, is from Borneo and
Java.
Phalena canente, Cram. Pap. Exot. iii, pl. 250 C, from ‘ Coro-
mandel’; locality doubtful; figure not good enough to
identify, possibly = Hypochrosis hyadaria, Guen. (ante,
£72):
Pitina carinenta, Cram., C. & S. no. 3312, is from America.
Phalena immacularia, Fabr., C. & S. no. 3528, not identifiable.
Percnia confusa, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 415, is a Dulophodes,
probably from China.
Phibalapteryx hydrocampata, Guen., C. & 8. no. 3900, is a
Noctuid=Acidahia posticaria, W1k. Cat. xxxv. p. 1633 =
Oruza fratercula, Vol. II, p. 349.
Pogonopygia nigralbata, Warr. Nov. Zool. p. 681, is probably
from China, not the Khasis.
Sarbaria contractaria, W\k., C. & S. no. 3424. Type lost;
description not recognizable.
Terpnomicta nigrarenaria, Wlk., C. & S. no. 3595. Type lost;
description not recognizable.
Tephrina scotosraria, Wlk., C. & 8. no. 3628. Type lost;
description not recognizable.
Tephrina wmfirmata, Wlk., C. & S. no. 3622. Type lost;
description not recognizable.
Thaleridia pruinosa, Moore, C. & S. no. 3752, isa Drepanulid=
Drepana quinaria, Vol. I, p. 335.
Thera kashghara, Moore, C. & S. no. 3892, is from Yarkand.
Thalassodes chlorozonaria, Wlk., C. & 8. no. 3452. Type lost;
description not recognizable.
Thalassodes fimbriaria, Wlk., C. & 8. no. 3456. Type lost;
description not recognizable.
Thalassodes indetermmata, W1k., C. & 8. no. 3460. Type lost ;
description not recognizable.
Thalera albannularia, Wik., C. & S. no. 3474. Type lost ;
description not recognizable.
Timandra albifrontata, Moore, C. & S. no. 3989, belongs to a
new genus of Acontine.
Norrt.—The species quoted in this Volume and in Vol. IT. with
the reference Swinh. MS. will be found described in the ‘Annals
and Magazine of Natural History’ for December 1894 and
January 1895. The first of these numbers appeared when the
text of the present volume had been passed for press and the
greater portion printed.
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ALPHABETICAL INDEX,
Abaciscus, 256, 280.
abactalis (Masca), 106.
abavalis (Hydrillodes),
55
abductalis (Rhynchina),
74.
abhadraca (Chrysocras-
peda), 443.
abjudicalis (Bleptina),
44.
abjuralis (Hypena), 80.
ablualis (Adrapsa), 37.
ablunata (Stenorumia),
182, 183.
abnormalis (Adrapsa),
39.
abnormis (Sauris), 408.
Abraxaphantes, 314.
abraxas, 297, 299.
abraxidia (Larentia), 372.
abrupta (Huschema),
468.
Absala, 472, 478.
absconditaria (Acidalia),
433.
absconditaria (Anisodes),
absimilis (Hy pena) ,90.
absinthiata (Eupithecia),
398.
absona (Garzus), 235.
abstractaria (Decetia),
172.
abstractaria (Lagyra),
72.
abyssinialis (Hypena), 86.
acaciaria (Boarmia), 264,
acanthusalis (Dierna),
29, 30.
accingalis (Egnasia), 16.
accipitrarius (Gnophus),
252.
Acharya, 15, 17.
achromaria (Caberodes),
158, 159.
Achrosis, 170, 174.
Acidalia, 436.
Acidaliinz, 425,
Acolutha, 419, 420.
Acropteris, 114.
acte (Thalera), 517.
Actenochroma, 472, 4'78.
actiosaria (Acidalia), 438.
actuaria (Craspedia),
432.
aculeata (Micronia), 117.
aculeata (Thalera), 512.
acuminata(Acidalia), 439.
acuta (Anisodes), 449.
acutalis (Hypena), 78.
acutangula (Hupithecia),
400.
acutangularia (Epiple-
ma), 125.
acutaria (Macaria), 207.
acutata (Phibalapteryx),
328.
acutissima (‘Thalassodes),
512.
adamata (Boarmia), 273.
addictaria (Craspedia),
429.
adeptaria (Craspedia),
432.
adjrouaria (Larentia),
369.
adjutaria (Dirades), 132.
admirabilis (Metro-
campa), 322.
admissaria (Boarmia),
269.
admixtaria (Chloroclys-
tis), 394.
Adrapsa, 36, 37.
adumbrata (Chorodna),
243.
adusta (Abraxas), 303.
adustalis (Stenhypena),
93
adustata (Abraxas), 304.
adustata (Xenograpbia),
190.
zmula (Syntaracta), 167.
znigmatica (Raparna),27.
equilinearia(Sarcinodes),
316.
zequilineata (Anaitis),
d41
zrata (Cryptoloba), 336.
erata (Peratophyga),164.
zereus (Gnophus), 252.
zriferata (Cambogia),
418.
zruginata (Chlorodonto-
pera), 483.
zsopusalis (Bocana), 56.
affinis (Larentia), 375.
affinis (Omiza), 171.
Agathia, 485.
Aginna, 35.
Agnibesa, 412, 415.
agrestis (Mecodina), 5.
aimylusaria (Angeroua),
221.
ajaia (Noreira), 324.
Alana, 216.
alba (Corycia), 1595.
alba (Pseudoterpna), 474.
albannularia (Thalera),
519.
albapex (Cidaria), 352.
albapex (Nodaria), 59.
albata (Lycaugidia), 424.
albiangularia(Geometra),
485.
albiangulata (Polypha-
sia), 378.
albibasis (Boarmia), 278.
albiceps (Comibzena), 510.
albida (Epiplema), 129.
albidaria (Medasina),
289.
albidentata (Cleora), 278.
albidior (Medasina), 290.
albidivisa (Larentia), 375,
albifera (Boarmia), 271.
albifera (Hyposidra), 214.
albifrons (Pericallia),
224.
albifrontata (Timandra),
519.
albifusa (Hypena), 85.
albigirata (Larentia), 367.
albigutta (Talapa), 67.
522
albilinea (Cidaria), 364.
albimarginata (Uliocne-
mis), 489.
albinotalis (Bertula), 45.
albipicta (Boarmia), 278.
albiplaga (Berta), 517.
albiplaga (Larentia), 370.
albipunctata (Hyposidra),
214,
albipunctata (Myrioble-
phara), 259.
albipunctatus (Garzeus),
234.
albiradiata (Hemithea),
490.
albirenalis (Adrapsa), 38.
albiseriata (Larentia),379.
albisigna (Hypena), 82.
albisparsa (Thalera), 510.
albispumata (Hupithecia),
400.
albistellaria (Paradece-
tia), 122.
albistellarius (Gnophus),
252.
albistrigalis (Hypenodes),
98.
albivertex (Erythrolo-
phus), 455.
albiviridis (Uliocnemis),
489.
albodentata(Mecodina),5.
albofascia (Fidonia), 210.
albofasciata (Larentia),
3vA,
albofasciata (Xandrames),
251.
albolineata (Catada), 64.
albolineata (Cidaria), 357.
albolunata (Hingula), 26.
albomaculata (Craspe-
dia), 430.
albomaculata (Thalas-
sodes), 508.
albopunctata (Dilinia),
217.
albosignata(Asthena),418.
albovittata (Arichanna),
292.
Aleis, 256, 264.
Alelimma, 47.
Alex, 322, 328.
alfenusaria (Luxiaria),
197.
aliena (Cidaria), 355.
alienaria (Boarmia), 264,
alienata (Osicerda), 175,
almaria (Pachyodes), 476.
alpestris (Abraxas), 302.
altivolans (Hypenodes),
105,
ALPHABHTICAL INDEX.
amabilis (Ophisma), 106.
Amana, 123.
amanda (Callabraxas),
383, 384.
amataria (Timandra),
458.
Amblychia, 241, 242.
ambusta (Lobogonia),
308.
amethystina
miza), 230.
amica (Dichromia), 73.
Amorphozancle, 174, 177.
Amphidasis, 245,
ampla (Astacuda), 270.
amplicata (Photosco-
tosia), 382.
amplipennis (Acidalia),
440,
(Lepto-
amputata (Entomo-
pteryx), 518.
Amraica, 245, 246.
amynoides (Zethes), 2.
Anaitis, 341, 342.
anaitisaria (Craspedia),
435.
analis (Mecodina), 4.
andamana (Celerena),
320.
andamana (Huschema),
470.
andersoni (Huschema),
469.
Andragrupos, 436, 458.
angeronaria (Amblychia),
241, 242.
angularia (Crocalis), 232.
angulata (Rhynchina), 75.
angulata (Tephrosia),
248.
angulifascia (Pericallia),
22
angulifascia (Rhynchina),
75.
angulifera (Amana), 128,
124.
angulifera (Psyra), 222.
angulina (Zethes), 8.
angulipennis(Corcobara),
69
angustalis (Hypena), 74.
angustata (Rhynchina),
75
anhypa (Capnodes), 20.
animaria(Hilicrinia), 186.
animata (EKnnomos), 186.
Anisodes, 446.
annularia (Lycauges),428.
annulata (Physetobasis),
385, 386.
annulifera (Anisodes),448.
annulifera (Organopoda),
anomala (Spilopera), 191.
Anonychia, 178.
Anoratha, 70.
anthophilata (Somatina),
463, 464.
Anthyperythra, 220.
Anthyria, 419.
Anticlea, 367.
anticleata (Leptomiza),
230
Apanda, 76.
apataria (Gonodela), 204.
aperta (Geometra), 503.
apertura (Prodenia), 107.
apicalis (Bleptina), 43.
apicalis (Epiplema), 130.
apicalis (Pseudoterpna),
476.
apicata (Dalima), 237,
238.
apicatus (Gareus), 235.
apicistrigata (Larentia),
373.
apidanusalis (Bleptina),
42
Aplochlora, 156.
Apophyga, 257, 279.
Aporandria, 494.
appolinaria (Problepsis),
462.
aquamarina (Hemithea),
491.
.aquilaria (Hyposidra),
214.
aquilina (Agrotis), 104.
Arzognatha, 5.
Arzopteron, 64.
Areeopteruin, 64.
Archiplutodes, 160.
arcuata (Agathia), 487.
Ardonis, 391, 396.
arenacea (Thermesia), 8.
arenaria (Macaria), 202.
arenosa (Auzea), 119.
arenosaria (Anisodes),
447.
argentilinea (Hetero-
miza), 237.
argentilineata (Larentia),
argentispila (Anisodes),
448.
argentula (Bankia), 104.
argialis (Hypena), 89.
argillaceus (Garzeus), 235.
argutaria (Thalera), 515.
Argyris. 461.
Arichanna, 290, 292.
arida (Crocalis), 232.
arnearia (Corymica), 185.
Arrade, 99.
Arrhostia, 436.
artemidora(Brabira),406.
Ascotis, 256, 264.
asema (Hupithecia), 401.
asiatica (Dyspteris), 333.
— (Craspedia),
assimilis (Hypena), 89.
Asta, 28.
Astacuda, 256.
asterias (Agathia), 487.
Asthala, 36, 39.
Asthena, 417.
astheniata (Urapter-
oides), 112, 113.
atkinsoni (Brabira), 406.
atmala (Macaria), 205.
Atossa, 136.
atrapex (Raparna), 25.
atrata (Falcimala), 51.
atriceps (Craspedia), 428.
atrifasciata (Psilalcis),
272.
atrilineata (Boarmia),
279
atrisignis (Kupithecia),
399.
atromacula (Myana), 24.
atromarginata (Photosco-
tosia), 382.
atrostipata(Boarmia),268.
atroviridis(Chloroclystis),
393.
attentata (Acidalia), 433.
attenuata (Hupithecia),
390.
aurantiaca (Heteroste-
gane), 166.
aurantiacaria
mia), 163.
aurantiaria (Photosco-
tosia), 383.
aurata (Cidaria), 355.
aureata (Zeheba), 201.
aureliata (Eumelia), 321.
auricincta (Hyria), 441.
aurigena (Cidaria), 360.
aurilimbata (Huschema),
470.
aurotincta (Athyrma), 90.
Autallacta, 412, 414.
Auxima, 315.
Auzea, 118.
Auzeodes, 150.
aventiaria (Timandra),
459.
aversa (Gonanticlea), 366.
avicularia (‘Thalassodes),
D138.
(Searda-
ALPHABETICAL INDEX,
Avitta, 28.
Axinoptera, 391, 397.
axis (Leiocera), 388.
Azata, 201.
azataria (Macaria), 205.
baba (Pseudoterpna),
480.
baccata (Campto-
gramma), 363,
Badiza, 36, 37.
balux (Micra), 106.
Bapta, 154, 155.
Bardanes, 419, 421.
bareconia (Cidaria), 365.
Bargosa, 216.
basaliata (Geometra),
493,
basalis (Bocana), 53,
basiflavata (Hypochro-
ma), 477.
basipuncta (Leptomiza),
230
basistrigalis (Hypena),
83.
basistrigaria (Medasina),
288.
beata (Agathia), 486.
beatalis (Hypena), 81.
beckeraria (Idea), 433.
bella (Microloba), 405.
bellissima (Euschema),
469.
bellona (Huschema), 469.
bellonaria (Huschema),
469.
belluaria (Perenia), 308.
bengaharia (Biston),
247.
berresoides (Nodaria),
60
Berta, 514.
Bertula, 41, 44.
bhurmitra (Boarmia),
260.
biangulata (Hypena), 84.
biangulifera (Ozola),
Bibacta, 58, 54.
bicaudata (Hpiplema),
130.
bicolor (Larentia), 375.
bicolor (Photoscotosia),
382.
bicolorata (Hydrelia),
413.
bicommata (Dysethia),
335
bidens (Erosia), 127.
bifasciata (Cryptoloba),
337.
523
bifasciata (Hupithecia),
337
bifasciata (Thalassodes),
509.
bigutta (Genusa), 311,
312.
biguttata (Britha), 93, 94.
bijungens (Daxata), 51.
bilinea (Acidalia), 437.
bilinearia (Croealis), 232.
bilineata (Decetia), 128.
bilineata (Mergana), 316.
bilineata (Stegania), 166.
bimaculata (Bapta), 154.
bimarginata (Culicula),
binexata (Geometra),
binorbiculata (Egnasia),
15.
binotata (Dirades), 132.
bipartita (Catada), 63.
biplagiata (Comibzena),
- 488.
biplagiata (Hypena), 90.
biquadrata (Arichanna),
292.
bisacutum (Latirostrum),
68, 69.
biseriata (Metrocampa),
158.
bisignata (Naarda), 92.
bisinuata (Boarmia),
261.
bisinuata (Hurytaphria),
188.
Biston, 245.
Bithiasa, 36.
Bithiodes, 195.
bivittaria (Crocalis), 232.
Blepharoctenia, 245.
Bleptina, 41, 42.
blitearia (Campto-
gramma), 518.
boaria (Macaria), 209.
Boarmia, 256, 271.
boarmiaria (Boarmia),
261.
Boarmiine, 139.
boarmioides (Biston),
248.
Bocana, 36, 38.
bolina (Macaria), 210.
bombycaria (Lagyra),
213.
Bomolocha, 76, 81.
Borbacha, 167, 170.
borealis (Rhodostrophia),
457.
botydaria (Synegia), 167.
botydata (Onellaba), 306.
524
Brabira, 406.
Bracharthron, 50.
Bracharthrum, 50.
bractearia (Laginia), 163.
bremeraria (Orthostixis),
325.
breta (Narapa), 262.
brevifasciata (Larentia),
371.
brevittalis (Mastigo-
phorus), 49.
Britha, 98.
brontesalis (Mastigo-
phorus), 48.
brunneiceps (Ortho-
cabera), 152.
bryophiloides (Diomea),
56
Burichura, 256.
burmana (Timandra),
460.
butesalis (Simplicia), 36.
butyrosa (Craspedia),
434.
Buzura, 245, 247.
Bylazora, 253.
Byturna, 24.
Caberodes, 158.
Cacamoda, 482.
cacavena (Macaria), 202.
caduca (Matella), 16.
czrulea (Euchloris), 499,
cerulealis (Hypena), 79.
ceruleolineata (Hastina),
422.
czerulescens (Rhynchina),
79.
ceesaria (Craspedia), 434.
calabra (Rhodostrophia),
455.
calamina (Dalima), 239.
calamistrata (Cidaria),
378,
calcearia (Leptomiza),
228, 231.
Calicha, 256.
calida (Sarunga), 107.
caligata (Anisodes), 446.
caliginosa (Remigia), 107.
caliginosa (Talapa), 66.
caliginosalis (Talapa), 66.
Callabraxas, 383.
Calladelphia, 237, 239.
Calleremites, 472, 480.
Callerinnys, 190, 191.
Callocasta, 283.
Calluga, 391, 397.
Caloptera, 461.
Calothysanis, 458.
Cambogia, 419-421.
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
cambrica (Venusia), 415.
Camptochilus, 68.
camptogrammaria (Sy-
negia), 169.
cana (Somatina), 463.
canaliferalis (Catada),
62.
candidata
417.
canente (Phalena), 519.
canescens (Mamestra),
106.
canidorsata (emero-
phila), 276.
Capasa, 170.
capetusaria (Decetia),
22.
capitata (Abraxas), 299.
capitata (Dilinia), 217.
Capnodes, 20.
Caprilia, 185.
captiosalis (Catada), 53.
Carige, 340.
Carima, 327.
carinenta (Phalena),
519.
carissima (Agathia), 487.
caritaria (Ophthalmodes),
256.
carnearia (Organopoda),
4510
carnearia (Sarcinodes),
315, 316.
carnifrons
502.
carnosa (Lycauges), 518.
carpinata (‘Trichopteryx),
404.
Carsia, 341.
cascalis (Capnodes), 20.
caseata (Acropteris), 115.
cassidara (Uhocnemis),
417, 488.
Cassyma, 197.
castanea (Hgnasia), 17.
castanea (ascellina),
225.
castanealis (Hypena), 85.
castanealis (Nayadeba),
(Asthena),
(Nemoria),
castanearia (Heteromiza),
236.
castaneipalpis (Hypena),
80
Cataclysme, 348.
Catada, 61.
catalaunaria (‘Tephrina),
210.
Catascia, 251, 253.
catenaria (Agathia), 487.
catenaria (Cidaria), 354.
Catoria, 256.
caudata (Hpicopeia), 108.
caudata (Phalzna), 114.
caudulina (Thalera), 515.
Caustoloma, 180, 181.
caustolomaria (Cory-
mica), 185.
celata (Fascellina.), 225.
celata (Hypochroma),
473.
celebraria (Craspedia),
430.
Celenna, 170.
Celerena, 319.
Celesdera, 174.
Cephena, 28.
cerasina (Chrysocras-
peda), 444.
Ceratorhyuchus, 391.
cerussina (Idzea), 437.
cervina (Boarinia), 258.
cervina (Deinotrichia),
287.
cervina (Heteromiza),
236.
cervina (Hingula), 26.
cervinalis (Hypena), 77.
cervinaria (Cidaria),
361.
cervinaria (Crocallis),
232.
cervinaria (Rhyncho-
bapta), 194.
cervinata (Larentia),
367.
cessaria (Boarmia), 261.
cessaria (Macaria), 518.
ceylanicaria (Boarmia),
517.
ceylonaria (Boarmia),
oL7.
ceylonica (Bylazora),
254.
ceylonica (Capnodes),
20.
ceylonica (Fascellina),
225.
chacoraca (Bargosa), 216.
chalcoptera (Cidaria),
360.
chalybealis (Mastigo-
phorus), 49.
chalybearia (Cidaria),
300
chalybeata (Chlorodon-
topera), 482.
chalybeata (Geometra),
496.
Chalyboclydon, 419.
chandubija (Bargosa),
216.
Chatamla, 117.
chiklika (Txniocampa),
107.
Chizala, 212.
chlora (Pseudopterpna),
473.
chlorargyra (Comibzna),
499
Chloroclystis, 390, 393.
Chlorodontopera, 482.
chlorophilata (Chloro-
elystis), 376.
chloropis (Thalassodes),
508
Chlororithra, 495.
ehlorozonaria (Thalas-
sodes), 519.
Chogada, 256.
Chorodna, 243.
chotaria (Acidalia), 436.
chromataria (Fascellina),
224, 225.
chrysocilia (Chryso-
craspeda), 444.
Chrysocraspeda, 443.
chrysolineata (Thalera),
516.
Chusaris, 95, 97.
Cidaria, 349, 362.
cidarioides (Hypena),
89
cidarioides (Nodaria),
59.
cinctaria (Boarmia), 257.
cineracea (Boarmia), 270.
cinerascens (Caberodes),
159.
cinerascens (Rhodo-
strophia), 458.
cineratia (Mecodina), 3.
cinerea (Cryptoloba),
337.
cinerea (Egnasia), 9.
cinerea (Nagadeba), 52.
cinerea (Problepsis), 462.
cinerealis (Herminia),
cinereata (Cidaria), 378.
cinereus (Gnophus), 252,
cinerosa (Remodes), 410.
cingala (Cidaria), 353.
cingala (Nodaria), 56.
cingalensis (Zethes), 15.
ciniferaria (Micronia),
circulitaria (Drepano-
des), 122.
cireumferens (Ophisma),
6
circumscripta (Aginna),
36.
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
citrina (Thinopteryx),
148.
cladonia (Amphidasys),
517.
clara (Urapteryx), 146.
clausaria (Fascellina),
225.
clavifera (Nahara), 30.
clelia (Orsonoba), 211,
212.
cleliaria (Gonodontis),
cleobisalis (Gizama), 53.
Cleora, 256.
cleoraria (Acidalia), 432.
coctata (Ligdia), 304.
codina (Agathia), 486.
codra (Leptomiza), 229.
ceelata (Pseudomicro-
nia), 116.
ceelataria (Maxates), 505.
cceneusalis (Sophronia), '
36
vv.
Ccenocalpe, 346.
coenosaria (Idea), 432.
eoffearia (Hupithecia),
518.
cognata (Hypena), 88.
cognataria (Biston), 246.
Collix, 346, 347.
coloratus (Gareus), 234.
columbana (Hypena), 84.
columbaris (Hpiplema),
5
columbaris (Hypena), 74.
columbicola(Xeropteryx),
149.
combusta (Larentia), 370.
combusta(Spilopera),191.
combustaria (Boarmia),
278.
Comibzena, 495.
comis (Larentia), 379.
commixta (Paricterodes),
293.
communicans (Hypo-
chroma), 472.
commutata (Hypochro-
ma), 472.
Comostola, 497, 500.
compactilis( Hyperlopha),
19.
comparataria (Boarmia),
263.
complicata (Synegia),168.
compositata (Hrebomor-
pha), 296.
compreusata (Larentia),
62
com prensata (Nadagara),
525
compressipalpis (Plusio-
donta), 107.
comprimens (Lophar-
thrum), 18.
comptaria (Timandra),
458.
conchiferata (Dirades),
131.
concinna (Anagoge), 278.
concisalis (Bocana), 36.
concisiplaga (Thalera),
488.
concolor (Gelasma), 515.
eoncoloralis (Bocana), 36.
concursaria (Boarmia),
264.
conferta (Abraxas), 300.
conflictaria (Epiplema),
129.
confuciaria (Geometra),
493.
confusa (Perenia), 519.
confusalis (Bleptina), 41.
congrua (Agrotis), 104.
congruaria (Anisodes),
464,
conifera (Boarmia), 259.
conifera (Dirades), 133.
conjuncta (Larentia), 374.
conjunctiva (Kupithecia),
400
conjunctiva (Problepsis),
463.
connectens (Ortospana),
106.
conscensa (Craspedia),
435.
conscitalis (Hypena), 80.
consimilis (Larentia),380.
consocia (Abraxas), 293.
consocia (Thermesia), 8.
consonaria( Boarmia),260.
conspersa (Abraxas), 293.
conspersa (Icterodes),294.
conspicuata (Boarmia),
262.
conspurcata (Boarmia),
257. ,
contaminata (Medasina),
9
contectaria (Amphidasis),
247.
contectaria (Boarmia),
265. -
contigaria (Luxiaria), 195.
contiguata(Boarmia),265.
contingens (Bertula), 104.
continuaria (Orgalima),
323.
contractaria (Sarbaria),
ve
526
contributaria (Collix),
518
-eontubernalis (Boarmia),
conturbans (Nyctipao),
106.
conturbata (Cataclysme),
349.
convectaria (Timandra),
458.
‘convexaria
116.
Corcobara, 69.
cordiaria (llicrinia), 186.
cordularia (Ophtial-
modes), 256.
Coremia, 349, 363.
cornaria (Boarmia), 264.
coronata (Chloroclystis),
391.
Corotia, 231, 232.
correspondens (‘Timan-
dra), 459.
Corsa, 20.
Corymica, 185.
coryneta (Percnia), 307.
cosmiaria (Zamarada),
199.
costalis (Anoratha), 70.
costalis (Caberodes), 160.
costalis (Chloroclystis),
397.
costalis (Hupithecia), 402.
costalis (Zethes), 12.
costata (Cephena), 28.
costata (Craspedia), 431.
costatus (Plutodes), 161.
costifera (Homoptera),
105.
costimaculata (Osicerda),
175.
costinotata (Caberodes),
159.
costipannaria (Larentia),
371.
costipannosa (Hgnasia), 3.
costipicta (Hupithecia),
40
(Micronia),
costipunctata (Thalera),
515.
costistigma(Acontia), 104.
costistrigaria (Pseudo-
terpna), 474.
Cosymbia, 445.
couagearia (Abraxas),
517.
cramboides (Hormisa),75.
Craspedia, 426.
crassicornis (Henasia), 17.
crassipalpis (Hypena),90.
crassipennis (urois), 105.
ALPHABETICAL INDEX,
crategata (Rumia), 183.
creataria (Diomea), 23.
creataria (Medasina),286.
crenaria (Hypochroma),
473.
erepuscularia (Boarmia),
260.
crepuscularis (Dirades),
133.
cretacea (Ophthalmodes),
264.
crina (Stegania), 166.
cristata (Actenochroma),
479.
cristata (Arrade), 99.
ceristifera (Hyperlopha),
19
Croeallis, 231, 233.
crocearia (Abraxas), 302.
croceipicta (Hypenodes),
98.
crocina (Pseudoterpna),
477.
crocoptera(Thinopteryx),
148.
Crocota, 220.
croesaria (Angerona), 517.
cruciplaga (Carige), 340.
cruentaria (Heteromiza),
237.
cruentatus (Garzeus), 234,
Cryptoloba, 336.
cucullata (Byturna), 24,
Culcula, 306, 308.
Calicula, 35.
Cultripalpa, 7, 14.
cuneata (Psyra), 221, 223.
cuneilinea (Trygodes),
461.
cuprearia (Boarmia), 277.
cuprearia (Larentia), 377.
cupreata (Larentia), 569.
curcumata (Cidaria), 365.
curtaca (Fascellina), 226.
curviferalis (Hypena), 74.
eurvilinea (Hypena), 74.
curvilineata(Anaitis),517.
curvilineata (Nagadeba),
53.
curvistriga (Xandrames),
250.
Cusiala, 245, 247.
Cusuma, 467,471.
cyanea (Hypena), 84.
cyanifera(Hascellina).227.
cyclaria (Plutodes), 160,
6
eyclogonata (Isnisca), 175.
cymaria (Melanippe),356.
cypraria (Bombycodes),
324,
dacoda (Fascellina), 227.
Dalima, 237, 238.
daria (Hypena), 78.
Darisa, 283.
Dasimaria (Alcis), 272.
Daxata, 51.
debilis (Psyra), 222.
debilis (Spilopera), 199.
debitaria (Sarcinodes),
316.
deceptatura (Chizala),
213
deceptura(Diphtera), 105.
Decetia, 122.
decipiens (Chizala), 214.
decisa (Dierna), 30.
decisa (Thermesia), 107.
decolor (Focilla), 12.
decoraria (Geometra),
157.
decorata (Larentia), 375.
decorata (Leptomiza),228.
decorata (Psilotagma),
480.
decorata (Trichopterigia),
403
decurrens (Cidaria), 361.
decussata (Cleora), 267.
decussata (Phthonoloba),
407.
defamataria (Craspedia),
5.
defessaria (Boarmia), 260.
deficiens(Menophra),242.
deflexa (Lithophane), 106.
Defoa, 463.
Deilinia, 216.
Deinotrichia, 283.
dejeani (Trichopleura),
382.
delecta (Cidaria), 359.
deleta (Gymnoscelis),3&89.
deletaria (Alelimma), 47.
deletaria (Bapta), 155.
deletarius (Chlorocystis),
392.
deliaria (Problepsis), 462.
deliciosaria (Craspedia),
430.
delineata (Boarmia), 276.
delineata (Geometra),
497.
Delocharis, 455.
delogramma (Cephalissa),
398
delphiaria (Problepsis),
462.
del phinaria
160.
Deltoidine, 31.
demissus (Lycauges), 436.
(Plutodes),
dendrellaria (Pseudo-
coremia), 262.
denticlathrata (Pomasia),
388
denticulata (Anisodes),
447.
dentifascia (Hupithecia),
98.
dentifascia (Physeto-
basis), 386.
dentifasciata (Larentia),
379.
dentifera (HKustroma),357.
dentifera (Rambara), 327.
dentilinea (Bleptina), 45.
dentilinea (Boarinia),277.
dentilineata (Hypena),83.
dentilineata (Leptomiza),
231.
dentilineata (Tephrosia),
260.
dentisignata (Caberodes),
158.
dentistrigata
306.
depulsata (Thalassodes),
(Cidaria),
deromata (Caradrina),104.,
designata (Cidaria), 349.
desistaria (Heterolocha),
180.
despecta (Adrapsa), 37.
despicienda (Melanippe),
306.
dessicata (Tephrina), 210.
destituta (Genusa), 312.
detenta (Nemoria), 503.
determinata (Abraxas),
299.
determinata (Bithiasa),
determinata (Boarmia),
264.
detersalis (Hypena), 105.
detracta (Euchloris), 498.
devexata (Chlorodonto-
pera), 454.
deviaria (Acidalia), 442,
dharmsalze( Venusia),417.
dholaria (Xandrames),
250.
dianaria (Boarmia), 264.
diaphana (Abraxas), 302.
Diastictis, 209.
diatomata (Thalera), 460.
Dichromia, 72.
Dierna, 29, 30.
diffiniaria (Erosia), 129.
- diffluaria (Boarmia), 517.
diffusalis (Herminia), 105.
diffusaria (Boarmia), 260.
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
diffusaria (Synegia), 168.
diffusifascia (Krythro-
lophus), 454.
digramma (Raparna), 24.
digressa (Geometra), 507.
Dilinia, 216, 217.
Dilophodes, 305.
diminutiva (Homoptera),
dimissa (Geometra), 493.
dimissalis (Bleptina), 53.
Dindica, 472, 477.
Diomea, 23. .
diphilzea (Epicopeia),108.
diplotata (Semiothisa),
204.
dipsacea (Heliothis), 105.
Dirades, 132.
directa (Nemoria), 503.
dirempta (Hypulia), 193.
discalis (Huschema), 518.
discata (Prionia), 177.
discessa (Iodis), 502.
discifera (Anisodes), 450.
discigera (Plutodes), 162.
discisigna (Nodaria), 58.
discissa (Geometra), 508.
discolor (Garzeus), 234.
discopilata (Chlorodonto-
pera), 482.
discrepans (Neuria), 106.
discriminata (Agathia),
485.
diserta (Thalassodes),
513,
disjuncta (Hemithea),
492
disjungens (Ujia), 107.
dispansa (Euchloris),499.
dispar(Loxaspilates), 182.
disparata (Hucrostes),
504.
dispartita
502.
dispellens (Plusia), 107.
dispensata (Pseudo-
terpna), 473.
dispunctata (Gnophos),
252.
dispunctalis (Hypena),86.
disputaria (‘Tephrina),
209.
(Nemoria),
disrupta (Abraxas), 299.
dissecta (Cidaria), 359.
dissepta (Thalassodes),
507.
dissessa (Geometra), 503.
dissimilis (Cambogia),
419.
dissimilis (Medasina),
237.
527
dissimulata(Thalassodes),
512.
dissita (Geometra), 507,
Dissoplaga, 236.
Dissopthalmus, 153.
distenta (Hypochroma),
473.
disterminata (Boarmia),
248.
distinctaria (Hemithea),
491.
distorta (Hydrelia), 414.
distracta (Acidalia), 432.
distracta (Bargosa), 216.
Dithalama, 463.
ditritaria (Abraxas), 303.
diurnaria (Ophbthalmo-
des), 255.
divapala (Thalassodes),
510.
divaricata (Hypena), 82.
divaricata (Spilopera ?),
2.
divergens (Cidaria), 366.
diversa (Krananda), 199.
diversalis (Singara), 67.
diversicolor (Boarmia),
257.
diversiformis (Agathia),
517.
divisa (Anereuthina),
104.
divisa (Celerena), 319,
320.
divisalis (Hypena), 88.
divisaria (Trygodes), 460.
docile (Nyctalemon), 111.
docilis (Rusina), 107. .
Docirayva, 341.
dolobraria (Hurymene),
tlie
Dooabia, 482, 483.
Doratoptera, 318.
dorcada (Pseudoterpna),
478.
dotilla (Anisodes), 448.
dubiosata (Scotosia), 544,
dubius (Mastigophorus ?),
49,
ductaria (Perenia), 306.
Dunira, 20.
duplex (Boarmia), 258.
duplexa (Iluza), 30.
duplexa (Nodaria), 58.
duplicaria (Carige), 340.
duplicata (Eubolia), 343.
duplicata (Fidonia), 205,
duplicata (Xanthodes),
107.
duplicifascia
phorus), 48.
(Mastigo-
528
duplicilinea (Hypena),
78
duplicilinea (Mecisto-
ptera), 102.
duplicilinea (Steno-
rumia), 183.
duplicilinea (Zethes), 8.
duplicinota (Nodaria),
58
Dysethia, 305.
ebuleata
145.
eburneata (Tyloptera),
405.
Hehana, 53, 55.
echephurealis
34
(Urapteryx),
(Ilygris),
Ecliptoptera, 349.
ectochlora (Gymno-
scelis), 388.
Ectropis, 256, 257.
edentata (Hpiplema),
125.
eductalis (Hypena), 83.
efferata (Melanippe), 304.
efformata (Anaites), 342.
efformata (Huchloris),
501.
effrenata (Acidalia), 432.
effusata (Macaria), 206.
efila (Rambara), 327.
Egnasia, 15.
Hilicrinia, 186.
elaica (Remodes), 410.
elegans (Dilophodes),
305.
eleonora (Phalzena), 202.
elongalis (Hypena), 77.
Elphos, 249.
elvirata (Macaria), 204.
emarginaria (Chloro-
clystis), 395.
emarginatum (Metortho-
chilus), 135.
emersaria (Macaria),
207.
emissaria (Craspedia),
435
ennomaria (Hyperythra),
219. ;
ennomosaria (Hypery-
thra), 181.
enormis (Boarmia), 258.
ensalis (Phalena), 77.
Kois, 436, 441.
eolarius (Gnophus), 255.
Ephemerophila, 257.
Ephyra, 445.
ephyrodalis (Hgnasia),
15.
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
Epicopia, 108.
Epicopiide, 107.
Epidesma, 312.
Epifidonia, 233.
Epiplema, 125.
Epiplemide, 121.
Episothalma, 482.
Episthophthalma, 483.
epops (Catada), 19.
erebina (Hgnasia), 26.
ereboides (Adrapsa), 37.
Erebomorpha, 295.
erebusalis (Arrade), 99.
erebusaria (Chorodna),
243, 245.
erecta (Nodaria), 57.
erectilineatum (Hypeno-
rhynchus), 340, 341.
eremialis (Rhynchina),
79
4X
Erinnys, 190.
erionoma(Pseudoterpna),
474.
erubescens (Bocana), 24.
erubescens (Polydesma),
106.
erythra (Synegia), 169.
Hrythrolophus, 452, 454.
erythusalis (Bocana), 55.
ethnica (Bertula), 5.
etridoides (Abraxas), 304.
Eubolia, 343.
Eubyja, 245.
Hubyjodonta, 245, 246.
Hueestia, 341.
Euchloris, 497, 498.
Eucrostes, 504.
eugeniata (Humelea),
150.
eulomata (Craspedia),
28
Kumelea, 320.
euphrona (Matella), 16.
EKupithecia, 398.
eupitheciata(Hupithecia),
398.
Eupithecidia, 426.
eurrhipoides (Chusaris),
95.
Eurymene, 177.
Eurypeplodes, 398.
Kurytaphria, 187.
euryzona (Boarmia), 281.
EKusarca, 450.
Euschema, 467, 468.
Eustroma, 349, 360.
EKutza, 197.
Evarzia, 201, 206.
evulsa (Discordia), 105.
exanthemata (Peetula),
188.
exanthemata (Perenia),
308.
excellens (Urapteryx),
147.
excisa (Hpicopeia), 108.
excisa (Lobophora), 391.
excisa (Zamarada), 198.
excisum (Metortho-
chilus), 136.
excludens (Crambopsis),
104.
exclusa (Luxiaria), 196.
exclusaria (Boarmia),
517.
excubitor (Huschema),
468.
exfusaria (Aspilates),
210.
exigualis (Moscha), 101.
exiguifascia (Plutodes),
161.
exiguinota (Corymica),
186.
exliturata (Larentia),
362,
exotica (Callopistria),
104.
expansa (Scotosia), 345.
exprimataria (Hrosia),
expunctaria (Anisodes),
450
exquisita (Cidaria), 359.
exquisita (Plutodes),
162.
extensa (Hypena), 86.
externa (Hypena), 77.
externalis (Nodaria), 56.
extersaria (Ozola), 328.
extimaria (Acidalia),
427.
extimaria (Craspedia),
427.
extrusata (Somatina),
463.
fabularis (Diomea), 23.
factitia (Nodaria), 59.
falcata (Biston), 246.
falcata (Krananda), 200.
faleataria (Palezeomystis),
317, 318.
faleatus (Tanaorrhinus),
494.
Falcimala, 51.
falcipennis (Acidalia),
439.
falcipennis (Ozola), 327.
falconaria (Heterolocha), —
179.
falsaria (Macaria), 210.
- fimbriata
farinosa (Pseudoterpna),
480.
Fascellina, 224.
fasciaria (Abraxas), 301.
fasciata (Abraxas), 208.
fasciata (Darisa), 285.
fasciata (Dilinia), 217.
fasciata (Hgnasia), 16.
fasciata (Gymunoscelis),
389.
fasciata (Larentia), 375.
fasciata (Macaria), 202.
fasciata (Remodes), 410.
fasciata (Strophidia),
113, 114.
fascicorpus (Hrythrolo-
phus), 452, 454.
fasciosa (Avitta), 28.
fasciosa (Luxiaria), 196.
fea (Geometra), 497.
fecunda (Cidaria), 353.
feliciata (EKumelia), 321.
felicitata (Comibzna),
488.
felinaria (Percnia), 306,
308.
ferrealis (Hypena), 92.
ferrifera (Spilopera),
192.
ferrilineata (Craspedia),
434.
ferriscitalis (Hypena),
9.
ferrisparsata (Leiocera),
402.
ferrolavata (Boarmia),
246.
ferrugata
138.
ferruginaria (Kupithecia),
413.
(Gathynia),
ferruginata (Azata), 208.
ferruginea (Craspedia),
434.
festivaria (Hypochrosis),
172
fibulata (Craspedia),
432.
fidoniata
205.
figlina (Boarmia), 280.
figuraria (Erosia), 137.
fizurata (Chusaris), 97.
fizurata (Hingula), 26.
- filicata (Chloroclystis),
393.
fimbrialis (Thalera), 514.
fimbriaria (Thalassodes),
519.
(Macaria),
(Boarmia),
270.
VOL. III,
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
fimbriata (Pareumelea),
150.
finipalpis (Capnodes), 20.
fissiferata (Cidaria), 363.
fissignis (Cidaria), 362.
flagrata (EKumelia), 150.
flava (Heteromiza), 236.
flava (Llicrinia), 187.
flava (Noctua), 106.
flavaria (Phalena), 218.
flavata (Kumelia), 321.
flavata (Gandaritis), 334,
335.
flavata (Phalena), 218.
flaveata (Abraxas), 304.
flavescens (Chatamla),
117, 118.
flavescens (Plutodes),
162.
flavibrunnea (Zethes), 8.
flaviceps (Rhynchobapta),
195.
flavida (Thalpochares),
107.
flavitrontaria § (Geo-
metra), 496.
flavifusa (Euschema),
471.
' flavifusata (Marcala),
172.
fiavifusata (Thalassodes),
508.
flavifusca (Nodaria), 56.
flavilinea (Hydrelia),
413.
flavimedia (Boarmia),
272.
flavistrigata (Larentia),
371
flavofasciata (Phibala-
pteryx), 347.
flexuosa (Hypena), 83.
flexus (Sanys), 20.
florinata (EKumelia), 321.
fluidaria (Craspedia), 428,
fluviata (Cidaria), 363.
Focilline, 1.
fola (Proneca), 106.
foraminata (Collix), 347.
foraria (Perenia), 307.
fortissima (Amraica),
246.
fractalis (Nodaria), 57.
fragilis (Zanclopteryx),
326.
fratercula (Medasina),
287.
fraterna (Chogada), 265.
fraterna (Pseudomicro-
nia), 116.
frequens (Nemoria), 502.
529
frugaliata (Macaria),
fuleuraria
pha), 296.
fulgurata (Anaitis), 342.
fulgurita (Hrebomorpha),
~
295.
(Erebomor-
fulyuritis (Photoscotosia),
esl.
fuliginea (Boarmia), 272.
fulvidorsata (Cidaria),
351.
fulvilinea (Hpiplema),
130.
fulvipennis (Eupithecia),
400.
fulvipicta (Pseudo-
glossa), 41.
fulvosparsa (Abraxas),
298.
fulvotincta (Cidaria),
304.
fumipennis (Cidaria),
364
fumosa (Obeidia), 309.:
furuosa (Tephrina), 210.
furcifera (Arichanna),
293.
furia (Micra), 106.
furva (Cidaria), 351.
furvatus (Gnophus), 251.
fusca (Nodaria), 61.
fuscescens (Abraxas),
303.
fuscigrisea (Cidaria),
\0 ae
fuscipalpis (Poaphila),
106
fuscolineata (Myrteta),
152.
fuscomarginata (Gono-
dela), 204.
fuscomarginata (Spilo-
pera), 191.
Gagitodes, 367.
galbulata (Numeria), 172.
Gamoruna, 322.
Gandaritis, 384.
gannata (Micronia), 117.
Garzeus, 233.
Gasterocoma, 281.
Gasterocome, 257.
Gathynia, 134.
gavisata (Comibzna),
162.
gavissima (Thalassodes),
510.
Gelasma, 507, 509.
gelida (Nemoria), 502.
gelidaria (Boarmia), 265.
2M
530
gemina (Hypena), 106.
gemma (Agathia), 485.
gemmata (Geometra),
363.
gemmifera (Hastina),
422.
genuflexus (Hrythrolo-
phus), 453.
Genusa, 311.
Geoglada, 322, 323.
Geometra, 495.
Geometride, 138.
Geometrine, 466.
geometroides (Adrapsa),
38
germana (Abraxas), 302.
ghosha (Phibalapteryx),
348.
giraffata (Perenia), 309.
glareosa (Comibena),
499.
glauca (Milionia), 312.
glaucaria (‘Thalassodes),
509.
glaucescens (Hypena), 91.
glaucodisca (Boarmia),
268.
Glaucopteryx, 367.
glauculalis (Hypena), 92.
gleba (Boarmia), 284.
glomeralis (Catada), 62.
Gnamptopteryx, 349,
362.
Gnophos, 251.
Gnophus, 251.
goldei (Lyssidia), 111.
Gonanticlea, 566.
goniaria (Timandra),
512.
Goniocraspedum, 101.
Goniopteroloba, 339.
Gonodela, 201.
Gonodontis, 211, 281.
gopterana (Synegia),
169.
gracilis (Euchloris), 498.
gracilis (Spilopera), 190.
graminea (Hemithea),
491.
grammearia (Acropteris),
115.
grandaria (Rhyparia),
309
prandicularia (Idea),
29.
granitalis (Larentia),
362.
granitalis (Tephrina),
209
granitaria (Boarmia),
274.
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
grata (Ephyra), 164.
grata (Geometra), 158.
grataria (Cambogia), 421.
gravatalis (Hydrillodes),
55.
gravidata (Phalzena),
320
grisangula (Hgnasia), 11.
grisea (Anonychia), 178.
priseapex (Hypena), 85.
griseifusa (Mecistoptera),
102.
griseifusa (Talapa), 66.
griseipennis (Hypena),
90.
griseipennis (Hyria), 518.
griseipennis (Physeto-
basis), 386.
griselvitta (Hypena), 86.
griseola (Bapta), 155.
griseoviridis (Thalasso-
des), 509.
grossulataria (Abraxas),
297.
Gubaria, 201.
guttata (Perenia), 308.
guttulata (Naxa), 325.
Gyadroma, 241, 242.
Gymnoscelis, 388.
gynopteridia (Pericallia),
224.
hadenalis (Bleptina), 42.
hemataria (Pseudo-
terpna), 476.
heematozona (Rhodostro-
phia), 457.
hesitans (Zethes), 11.
haliaria (Metrocampa),
157.
hamata (Hypena), 91.
Hamaxia, 69.
hamiltonia (Arichanna),
hampsoni (Erythrolo-
phus), 453.
Harita, 76, 92.
hastigera (Loxaspilates),
182.
Hastina, 422.
haworthiata (Eupithecia),
399.
hebesata (Macaria), 204.
hector (Nyctalemon),
i
hedelaria (Boarmia), 263.
helicola (Alex), 325.
heliodaria (Cambogia),
419.
hemana (Larentia), 362.
Hemerophila, 256, 275.
hemileuca (EHupithecia),
401. °
Hemistola, 514, 515.
Hemithea, 490.
hemithearia (Agathia),
486.
hemusalis (Bocana), 53.
hepatica (Mecodina), 5.
hepaticata (Spilopera),
19
herbicolens (Rhodostro-
phia), 457.
herbidaria (Ophthalmo-
des), 255.
herbigrada (Hypena), 89.
hermearia (Anthypery-
thra), 220.
Herochroma, 472.
hesperoides (Zethes), 11.
Heterabraxas, 297.
Heterolocha, 179.
Heteromala, 39.
Heteromiza, 236.
heteroneurata (Cassyma),
198.
Heterostegane, 164.
Heterostegania, 167.
heydena (Anisodes), 449.
heydena (Crocallis), 232.
hilarata (Agathia), 487.
himala (Epiplema), 131.
himalayica (Venilia),
iis}
Hingula, 24.
Hipeepa, 56.
Hirasa, 256, 282.
hirudinata (Sauris), 408,
410.
hisbonalis (Bleptina). 45.
histrionaria (Synegoides),
453.
hockingii (Larentia), 376.
Hololoma, 237, 240.
Holorista, 408.
holosericata (Acidalia),
440.
homophana (Larentia),
369.
honoraria
Lie
honoraria (Metrocampa),
157.
horridaria (Gonodela),
204.
horsfieldii
470.
hiigeli (Orthostixis), 325.
humeraria (Acidalia),
437.
humeraria
276.
(Macaria),
(Huchema),
(Boarmia),
humiferata (Lagyra),
214.
hyadaria (Hypochrosis),
ti.
Hyalinetta, 213.
hybernaria (Boarmia),
hybleoides (Heliothis),
105.
Hydrelia, 412.
Hydrillodes, 53.
Hydriomena, 367.
hydrocampata (Phibala-
pteryx), 519.
Hygrochroa, 223.
hymenaria (Elphos), 249.
hypaphanes (Luxiaria),
196
Hypena, 76.
Hypenagonia, 100.
hypenalis (Bocana), 45.
Hypenodes, 98.
Hypenorhynchus, 340.
Hypephyra, 218.
hyperbolica (Hrosia),
212.
Hyperlopha, 19.
Hypertrocta, 100.
Hyperythra, 218.
hyperythra (Anisodes),
448
hyperythra (Auzea), 120.
hyperythra_ (Phibala-
pteryx), 347.
hypochlora (Fascellina),
228.
Hypochroma, 472.
Hypockrosis, 170, 171.
hypochryseis (Fascellina),
226.
hypolopha (Larentia),
372.
Hyposemansis, 2.
Hyposemeia, 93.
Hyposidra, 212.
hypospilata (Phibala-
pteryx), 347.
hypsata (Abraxas), 517.
Hypulia, 193.
Hyria, 436.
hyriarius (Erythrolo-
phus), 453.
ianthina (Nagadeba), 52.
iconicalis (Hypena), 81.
Icterodes, 290, 293.
idea (Erythrolophus),
452.
idzoides (Boarmia), 259.
idea (Loxorhombia), 316,
317.
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
idearia (Craspedia), 429.
ideoides (Chusaris), 96.
igneola (Zethes), 14.
ignicorna (Hadennia), 45.
ignivorata (Marcala),
72.
ignobilis (Sauris), 409.
ignorata (Anisodes), 149.
ignotalis (Hypena), 86.
Tlicrinia, 186.
illattioides (Lobocheilos),
60
illiturata (Thalassodes),
illuminata (Abraxas),
299.
illustraria (Boarmia),
265.
Tluza, 29, 30.
Llyrgis, 34.
imbecilis (Boarmia), 267.
imbecilis (Menophra),
273.
imbrata (Cidaria), 365.
imitaria (Synegia), 167.
immacularia (Phalzna),
519.
immaculata (Dilinia),
immanata (Phalena),
378.
immemorata (Boarmia),
265.
immisaria (Thalassodes),
507.
immixtaria (Chloroclys-
tis), 394.
imparata (Boarmia), 264.
imparata (Raparna), 26.
imperatalis (Bertula),
impervisata (Nadagara),
193.
impletaria (Boarmia),
271.
imprimata (Acidalia),
6
inamata (Bapta), 154.
inapertaria (Anisodes),
156.
inaptaria (Thalassodes),
13.
inceptaria (Boarmia),
262.
incerta (Varnia), 107.
incertalis (Herminia), 94,
inchoans (Lithophane),
106.
inchoata (Macaria), 203.
incitans (Gadera), 105.
incitata (Prionia), 176.
531
inclusa (Hurois), 105.
incolorata (Boarmia),
282.
incolorata (Heterolocha),
179.
inconclusa
261.
inconclusaria (Thallas-
sodes), 507.
eae (Marapana),
(ile
(Boarmia),
incongruens (Bocana),
45.
inconspicua (Riodostro-
phia), 457.
incurvata (Hupithecia),
403.
incurvata (Hypena), 74.
indecisa (Miana), 56.
indecoralis (Nagadeba),
52.
indecretata (Nemoria),
502.
indeterminata
sodes), 519.
indiana (Spzlotis), 107.
indica (Alex), 323.
indica (Evarzia), 206.
indica (Psyra), 222.
indicalis (Hypena), 77.
indicaria (Cryptoloba),
33
(Thalas-
indicata (Chloroclystis),
30d.
indicatalis (Hypena), 89.
indigenata (Hucrostes),
504.
indistincta (Cleora), 262.
indistincta (Cultripalpa),
14.
indistincta (Hydrillodes),
56.
indistincta (Larentia),
369.
indistincta
155.
indistincta (Narapa), 273.
indolata (Aspilates), 209.
indrasana (Vithora), 310,
dll.
inductaria (Euchloris),
9
(Macaria),
inductata (Acidalia), 432.
ineffectalis (Hypena), 92.
inepta (Melipotis), 106.
inepta (Thria), 106.
inexactata (Acidalia),
195.
inextricata (Cidaria),
360.
infantularia (Pigia), 431.
2M 2
532
infelix (Rambara), 326.
infestata (Hupithecia),
399.
infirmata (Tephrina),
519.
infixaria (Boarmia), 271.
infixaria (Hyposidra),
215.
infixaria (Synegia), 169.
infrazebrina (Chloroclys-
tis), 394.
infrictaria
209.
infumata (Bylazora), 254,
infusaria (Ophthalmodes),
256.
injectaria
264.
innocens (Nodaria), 56.
inordinata (Nadagara),
194.
inornata (Fascellina),
228.
inornata (Zethes), 11.
insocia (Sarbanissa), 107.
insolata (Craspedia), 451.
insolita (Erosia), 121.
inspurcata (Cidaria), 364.
instabilata (Hpiplema),
151.
instabilata (Pagrasa),
174.
insuavis (Acidalia), 440.
insularia (Thalera), 491.
insularis (Zethes), 7.
insulata (Phalzna), 357.
intectaria (Boarmia),
277.
integranota (Nemoria),
504.
integrata (Macaria), 209.
intensata (Craspedia),
431.
intensata (Luxiaria), 196.
intenta (Homoptera),
105.
intentata (Chloroclystis),
_8ol.
intercissa (Agathia), 485.
interfusa (Perenia), 308.
interlata (Darisa), 288.
(Macaria),
(Boarmia),
intermedia (Abraxas),
USNS).
intermixta (Larentia),
363.
intermixtaria (Anisodes),
448.
interplagiata (Cidaria),
358.
interpulsata (Anisodes),
447. |
irregularis
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
interrupta (Larentia),
375.
interruptaria
sina), 287.
interruptata (Remodes),
(Meda-
intertexta (Cidaria), 354.
intexta (Prionia), 175.
intortaria (Anisodes),
450.
intricata (Dalima), 240.
inustaria (Hurymene),
177.
invalida (Acidalia), 433.
invectaria (Boarmia),
264.
invenustalis (Hypena),
invenustua (Zanclo-
enatha), 57.
invexata (Ephyra), 445.
iole (Chrysocraspeda),
444,
Totaphora, 322.
iphiata (Acropteris),
16
Tramba, 390.
irambata (Hupithecia),
iridicolor (iotaphora),
22.
iridis (Dissopthalmus),
154.
iris (Hypochrosis), 171.
(Gelasma),
509
irrorata (Abraxas), 302.
irrorata (Boarmia), 259.
irrorata (Hpiplema), 132.
irrorata (Macaria), 340.
irrorata (Marcala), 172.
irrorata (Naxidia), 335.
irrorata (Rumia), 184.
irrorata (Zethes), 19.
irrorataria (Hypo-
chroma), 473.
irrula (Abraxas), 303.
Isnisea, 174.
isogrammata (Hupithe-
cia), 399.
Tsoloba, 336, 337.
isometra (Boarmia), 2838.
iterata (Boarmia), 269.
jacta (Craspedia), 435.
jaguarinaria (Arichanna),
jameza (Cidaria), 367.
Janarda, 436, 439.
janiaria (Hyposidra),
2138.
jasminaria (Hypochro-
sis), 518.
jocosalis (Hypena), 89.
Jodis, 497.
jugorum (Hemerophila),
279.
julia (Lobophora), 391.
jussalis (Hypena), 86.
jutalis (Bleptina), 45.
kafebera (Pseudeu-
chlora), 333, 354.
kala (Hyposidra), 214.
Kalabana, 212.
kametaria _(Crocealis),
kantalaria (Urapteryx),
145.
kargalika (Acronycta),
104.
kashghara (Thera), 519.
kashmirensis (Craspe-
dia), 430.
kashmirica (Harpalyce),
355,
keraria (Photoscotosia),
381.
khasiana (Abraxas), 205.
khasiana (Catopyrrha),
219)
khasiana (Egnasia), 15.
khasiana (Gonodela),
204.
khasiana (Hyposidra),
213
khasiana (Paramaxates),
506.
khasiana (Phyletis), 456.
kina (Tanaorrhinus),
494.
Krananda, 199.
labatalis (Hypena), 79.
labda (Phaleena), 424.
labraria (Abraxas), 517.
laceratalis (Hypena), 86.
lacernigera (Larentia),
376.
lacessalis (Hypena), 84.
Laciniodes, 417.
lactea (Liycauges), 435.
lactea (Marimatha), 24.
lacteigutiata (Larentia),
372.
lacteipennis (Acidalia),
440.
lacunaria (Agathia), 487.
ladakensis (Anarta), 104.
lesalis (Hypena) 89.
lesaria (Lodis), 500.
leetata (Agathia), 487.
letata (Orthostixis), 325.
leevicula (Aginna), 56.
Laginia, 163.
Lagyra, 212.
lala (Hyperythra), 219.
lala (Terpnomicta), 166.
laminaria (Heterolocha),
179.
lamisca (Plutodes), 163.
lampadifera (Hydrecia),
105.
lampasaria (Medasina),
258.
lamprosticta (Boarmia),
280.
Lamura, 36.
lanceola (Mecodina), 3.
languidata (Callibraxas),
518. ;
lanigera (Erosia), 129.
lapidata (Somatina), 465.
lapsalis (Nodaria), 58.
lapsariata (Arichanna),
293
Larentia, 367.
Larentiinie, 329.
lariaria (Hypochrema),
473.
Lasiogma, 580.
Lassaba, 283.
lataria (Nemoria), 502.
lateritiaria (Anisodes),
446,
Jateritiata (Larentia),
377.
latifascia (Boarmia), 260.
latifascialis
53.
latifasciata (Bleptina),
43
(Bleptina),
latifasciata (Epiplema),
127.
latifasciata (Hpirrhoé),
4
latifasciata (Peecilalcis),
281.
latifasciata (Stegania),
67.
latiferaria (Xandrames),
250.
latifusata (Larentia), 370.
latimarginaria (Craspe- -
dia), 429.
latimedia (Hupithecia),
400
latipennis (Chogada),
271.
Latirostrum, 68.
latitans (Dalima), 240.
lativitta (Anonychia),
179.
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
lativitta (Hypena), 84.
lativitta (Milionia), 312.
lativittaria (Cidaria),
dol.
latsaria (Acidalia), 412.
laufellalis (Cerynea), 92.
laxia (Hypena), 78.
lectularia (Ophthal-
modes), 255.
Leiocera, 387.
lentalis (Hydrillodes),
53
lentiginosaria (Crocallis),
231.
leopardina (Zerene), 299.
leopardinata (Pseudo-
terpna), 477.
leprosa (Nemoria), 503.
leprosa (Phibalapteryx),
347.
Leptesthes, 213, 215.
Leptodontopera, 228.
Leptomeris, 216.
Leptomiza, 228, 231.
Leptostegna, 333.
Leptostichia. 237.
Leucetzra, 154.
leucocera (Dirades), 133.
Leucoglyphica, 514.
Leucophthalmia, 445.
leucospilota (‘Thalas-
sodes), 491.
leucostigmaria (Boar-
mia), 473.
leucostola (Abraxas),
300.
leucozona (Acidalia),
439
leucozona (Boarmia),
260.
Libisosa, 35, 36.
lichenaria (Anisodes),
450,
licheneus
253.
hidderdali (Kpicopeia),
108
(Gnophus),
lidderdalii (Synegia),
169 |
ligataria (Acidalia), 428.
Ligdia, 297, 304.
lignaria (Bithia), 196.
lignata (Hemerophila),
275.
lignataria (Xenographia),
189.
lignealis (Hypena), 79.
lignicolor (Boarmia),
283.
lignicolor (Capnodes),
aii
533
lignigeralis (Phachthia),
65.
lignulina (Hamaxia), 65.
lilacina (Dirades), 129.
lilacina (Mesoplectra),
58.
lilacina (Raparna), 27.
lilacina (Sarcinodes),
316.
lilacina (Venusia), 416.
liliana (Thalera), 516.
limbata (Cusuma), 471.
limbolaria (Hyperythra),
219.
limbosalis (Herminia),
105.
limitata (Eubolia), 345.
linearis (Craspedia), 429.
lineata (Kois), 436.
lineata (Hydrelia), 414.
lineata (Lhalassodes),
514.
lineataria (Boarmia),
271.
lineifera (Zethes), 12.
lineosa (Kupithecia),
402.
lineosa (Herminia), 56.
lineosa (Sauris), 410.
Lipomelia, 463.
Lissoliea, 506.
lithina (Tephrina), 209.
lithosiaria (Prionia),
175.
Lithosiopsis, 34.
liturata (Macaria), 201.
livida (Coremia), 362.
livida (Medasina), 289.
lividalis (Hypena), 80.
lobata (Abraxas), 299.
lobifera (Platyja), 106.
Lobocheilos, 56.
Lobochilus, 60.
Lobogonia, 338.
Lomographa, 164.
longipennis (Gathynia),
135.
longipennis (Hypena),
76.
longipennis
rumia), 183.
Lopharthrum, 18.
Lophoeraspedon, 99.
Lophophleps, 436, 440.
lophophora (Capnodes),
22.
(Steno-
Loxaspilates, 181.
Loxochila, 499.
Loxorhombia, 316.
lubricalis (Pseudaglossa),
40.
5d
lucens (Dalima), 239,
Luceria, 95.
lucida (Sphagnodela),
480, 481.
lucidata (Zeheba), 200,
201.
lucifera (Obeidia), 309.
luciferata (Noreia), 154.
lucigera (Hupithecia),
398.
luciguttata (Parictero-
des), 293.
lucinda (Chloroclystis),
396.
luctuosa (Acontia), 104.
luculenta (Milionia),
313.
Judiana (Gracillodes), 15.
ludifica (Huschema),
469.
ludovicata (Humelia),
O21.
lugens (Pericallia), 2238.
luna (Capnodes), 21.
lunifera (Helia), 58.
lunifera (Thalassodes),
483.
lunulata
469.
lunuliferata (Somatina),
466.
(Euschema),
Junulineata (Carige),
340.
lunulosa (Cambogia),
421.
lunulosa (Synegia), 170.
Lusia, 36.
lutea (Hyperythra), 218.
lutearia (Crocota), 220.
luteifrons (Myrteta),
152.
luteolaria
302.
luteolata
183.
luteolata (Rumia), 183.
luteoviridata (Geometra),
(Abraxas),
(Phalena),
Luxiaria, 195, 197.
lyczenaria (Agathia), 485.
Lycauges, 426, 435.
Lycaugidia, 424.
Lycia, 245.
lyra (Ginospila), 484.
lysimeloides (Nodaria),
Macaria, 201, 202.
macariata § (Maxates),
505.
macariata (Ozola), 328.
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
macleayi (Nyctalemon),
ier
macrocalata (Anaitis),
342,
macruraria (Thalas-
sodes), 484. —
maculapex (Brachar-
thrum), 50.
maculapex (Capnodes),
21.
macularia (Parasynegia),
169.
macularia (‘Tricho-
pteryx), 405.
macularia (Venilia), 180.
maculata (Arichanna),
294.
maculata (Comibzna),
500. ;
maculata (Epicopeia),
108.
maculata
372.
maculata (Perenia), 307.
maculicosta (Capnodes),
0
(Larentia),
maculifascia (Asthena),
166.
maculifascia (Bleptina),
46.
maculifascia (Ephyra),
445.
maculifera (Nodaria), 59.
magnifica (Agathia), 489.
magnificata (Cidaria),
364.
malayana (Huschema),
518.
mandatalis (Hypena), 88.
manilestalis (Adrapsa),
Marapana, 71.
Mareala, 170.
marcidaria (Acidalia),
440.
margarita (Cabera), 155.
margaritata (Phalzna),
107.
margaritata (Urapteryx),
146.
marginata (Arichanna),
291.
marginata (Cambogia),
)
marginata (Chrysocras-
peda), 445.
marginata (Hvarzia), 201.
marginata (Nabartha),
30.
marginata (Poaphila),
106.
marginata (Potera), 304.
marginata (Simplicia), 35.
marginata (Stegania),
164.
marginata (Thalerura),
512.
marginata (Urapteryx),
145.
marginepunctata (Idzea),
432.
marginipunctata (Hy-
drelia), 413.
marina (Omphax), 491.
marinaria (‘Thalassodes),
508.
marmorata (Boarmia),
258.
marmorata
trocta), 101.
marmorea (Oxicesta), 106.
Marmorinia, 7.
martaria (Abraxas), 300.
martiata (Pyrinia), 419,
massalis (Arrade), 99.
Mastigophorus, 47.
masurialis (Hypena), 79.
Matella, 15.
Mathura, 76.
mauraria(Medasina), 285.
Maxates, 505.
maxima (Darisa), 286.
maximaria (Anisodes),
451.
Mecistoptera, 102.
Mecodina, 3.
mecysma(Craspedia), 427.
medardaria (Dilinia), 216.
Medasina, 283.
mediana (Hypena), 88.
mediovittaria (Cidaria),
306.
medmaria (Orsonoba),
342.
megaspila (Hyposidra),
215.
(Hyper-
megaspila (Mastigopho-
rus), 50.
megaspilaria (Boarmia),
272.
megaspilata (Hlphos),
250.
melanocera (Remodes),
408.
melanosticta (Bleptina),
43.
melanosticta (Boarmia),
266.
melica (Thalassodes), 513,
melidiata (Cidaria), 353.
memorata (Camibogia),
419.
bd
meonaria (Rhodostro-
phia), 456.
Mergana, 315.
meritaria (Geometra),
500.
Mesotrophe, 446, 450.
metachromata (Hrebo-
morpha), 297.
metagonaria (Azelina),
204.
metallaria (Scardamia),
163.
metamorpha (Abraxas),
301.
metaphzaria (Chorodna),
244.
metaspilaria (Acidalia),
429.
metisalis (Bocana), 53.
Metorthocheilus, 135.
Metorthochilus, 135.
Metoxydia, 237.
Metrocampa, 157.
micacea (Tasta). 155.
micaceata (‘Tasta), 154.
micra (Acidalia), 437.
Micrabraxas, 281.
Microloba, 405.
Miecroloxia, 497.
Micronia, 117.
microniaria (Ozola), 327,
)
Micronidia, 151, 153.
Microniodes, 151, 153.
Micronissa, 160.
miliaria (Omiza), 171.
Milionia, 312.
militaris (Huschema),
467, 468.
millepunctata (Obeidia),
310.
mimicalis (Hypena), 80.
Mimochrova, 228, 230.
Mimowmiza, 236, 237.
mimulina (Rumia), 183.
minervaria (HKuschema),
470.
mninimaria (Pseudo-
terpna), 479.
miniosata(Photoscotosia),
380.
minna (Hypena), 81.
minor (Cryptoloba), 336.
minor (Hypena), 9U.
minor (Zarmigethusa),
328.
minoralis (Chusaris), 96.
minuta (Larentia), 374.
mirabilis (Sauris), 411.
miraria (Gathynia), 154.
miscella (Zomia), 176.
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
miscellaria (Gnophos),
518.
mistacalis (Hypena), 80.
mistura (Goniocraspe-
dum), 101.
mitigata (Crysocraspeda),
443.
Mixolophia, 490.
mixtilineata (Cidaria),
309.
modesta (Chloroclystis),
396.
modesta (Craspedia), 429.
modesta (Hypena), 87.
modesta (Pseudaglossa),
41.
mestalis (Magulaba), 26.
molata (Cidaria), 364.
molleri (Dindica), 477.
molleri (Rumia), 184.
mollis (Dichromia), 73.
moloalis (Bocana), 53.
molpusalis (Hypena), 87.
molybdias (Timandra),
459.
monana (EKustroma), 350.
moncusalis (Lamida),
106.
monetaria(Anisodes), 450.
moniliata (Pomasia), 388.
monochromata (Ephyra),
445.
montanata (Cidaria), 518.
moorei (Atossa), 137.
moorei (Craspedia), 427.
mopsa (Zethes), 16.
morosa (Hgnasia), 17.
morosa (Hormisa), 74.
morosa ( Hydrillodes), 54,
morosa (Tacparia), 217.
Moscha, 100.
Mosopia, 47, 50.
moza (Epiplema), 126.
mucidaria (Gnophos),
518.
mucidaria (Medasina),
286.
multifaria (Cidaria), 361.
multifasciata (Raparna),
i.
multilinea(Anticlea), 353.
multilinea (Photoscoto-
sia), 382.
multilineata (Cidaria),
353.
multipunctaria (Buzura),
247.
multistrigaria (Dierna),
0
multistrigaria (Epiple-
ma), 127.
5390
multistrigaria (Urapte-
ryx), 145.
multistriata (Cidaria),
360.
mundata(Ophthalmodes),
255.
mundissima (Timandra),
460.
murina (Hyposidra), 215.
murinalis (Bocana), 36.
murinaria (Lephrina),
209.
muscicolor (Cidaria), 350.
muscicolor (Prionia), 176.
muscicoloraria (Pseudo-
terpna), 479.
muscivaria (Trygodes),
460.
muscorarius (Garus),
235.
muscosa (Gyrtona), 105.
muscosarius (Gnophus),
251.
mutanda (Ida), 432.
mutans (Loxochila), 496.
myandaria(Maecaria), 205.
Myostoma, 338, 336.
Myrioblephara, 257.
Myrteta, 151.
mysalis (Bertula), 45.
mytylata (Bapta), 155.
Naarda, 76, 92.
Nabartha, 39.
Nadagara, 193.
nzemata (Cidaria), 370.
Nagadeba, 52.
nagaensis (Atossa), 137.
Nahara, 29.
najabula (Nyctalemon),
1
nanda (Thalassodes), 515.
Narapa, 256.
narratalis (Hypena), 81.
Nasaya, 3, 5.
nasitera (Hubolia), 343.
Naxa, 324.
naxiaoides
105.
Naxidia, 334.
nebulosa (Cleora), 266.
nebulosa (Raparna), 25.
nebulosa (‘I’hinopteryx),
148. |
nebulosata (Anisodes),
449.
negataria (Acidalia), 433.
nelcinna (Atossa), 136.
nelearia (Pseudoterpna),
478.
nelera (Euschema), 470.
(Hydrecia),
as
ro
nA - ‘
536
nemea (Odontopera), 229.
Nemoria, 501, 502.
neonora (Macaria), 203.
nesciaria (Acidalia), 433.
Niaccaba, 64.
nicevillei (Doratoptera),
318.
nictata (Craspedia), 428.
nigella (Bleptina), 42.
nigralbata (Boarmia),
266.
nigralbata (Larentia),
370.
nigralbata(Pogonopygia),
519.
nigrarenaria (Terpno-
micta), 519.
nigrescens (Boarmia),
274
nigrescens (KHuschema),
118.
nigrescens (Hypena), 89.
nigribasis (Catada), 64.
nigriceps (Raparna), 26.
nigridorsaria (Boarmia),
267
nigrifascia
gonia), LOO.
nigrifasciata (Menophra),
276.
nigrilinea (Zethes), 13.
nigripalpata(Sauris), 411.
nigripalpis (Zinna), 107.
nigripars (Halthia), 311.
nigripes (Nodaria), 60.
nigripuncta (Alex), 323.
nigripunctata (Phibala-
pteryx), 346.
nigrisigna (Catada), 62.
nigrivena (Abraxas), 303.
nigrofusa (Heterostega-
nia), 170.
nigronotaria (Macaria),
34
(Hypena-
nigronotata (Amathia),
404.
nigropunctata
thea), 491.
nigroseriata (Auzeodes),
150, 151.
nigrovittata (Medasina),
285
(Hemi-
nigrovittata (Phibala-
pteryx), 346.
nigrozonata (Alex), 522,
323. i
niguzaria (Crocota), 220.
nilgivialis (Hydrillodes),
55.
nilgirica (Boarmia), 274.
nilgirica (Hypena), 86.
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
nilgirica (Plutodes), 161.
niphona (Simplicia), 56.
niphonica (Cidaria), 357.
Niphonissa, 231.
nisalis (Marapana), 71.
niveopicta (Larentia),
377.
nivicincta (Cidaria), 357.
Nobilia, 463, 465.
noctinix (Thermesia), 39.
Noctuide, 1.
Nodaria, 56.
nora (Macaria), 208.
Noreia, 324.
normis (Sauris), 408.
notata (Abraxas), 301.
notata (Hypena), 92.
Nothomiza, 158, 160.
novatusalis(Chusaris), 95.
nubifascia (Hgnasia), 37.
nubilata (Dalima), 240.
nubilata (Photoscotosia),
381.
nudipennis (Alcis), 269.
nugata (Cidaria), 555.
numicusaria (Decetia),
122.
nuptaria (Elicrinia), 186.
Nustidava, 197.
Nyetalemon, 111.
nyctemerata (Hypo-
chroma), 472.
nympha_ (Racheospila),
500.
obacerralis (Hypena), 79.
Obdora, 7.
obductalis (Hypena), 83.
Obeidia, 309.
oberratalis (lamura),
obfuscalis (Hypena), 88.
obfuseata (Cidaria), 365.
objectaria (Medasina),
284.
obliqua (Myrteta), 153.
obliqualis (Hypena), 79.
obliquaria (Acropteris),
115.
obliquaria (Crocallis),
232.
obliquaria (Loxaspilates),
181.
obliquaria (Marceala), 172.
obliquata (Luxiaria), 197.
obliquifasciata(Rheesena),
103.
obliquilinea (Spilopera),
192 oC
obliquilineata (Cataclys- r
me), 349.
obliquilineata (Prionia),
175.
obliquisigna (Venusia),
416.
obliquisignata (Photo-
scotosia), 381.
obliterata {Medasina),
289.
obliterata (Psilonaxa),
325.
obliterata (Racotis), 261.
oblivaria (Anisodes),
446.
oblongata (Cidaria), 357.
obnupta (Thalassodes),
513.
obrimaria (Anisodes),
167.
obrinaria
446.
obscuraria (Epiplema),
128.
obseurata (Cidaria), 350.
obscurata (Perixera),
450.
(Anisodes),
obstans (Laphygma),
106.
obstataria (Anisodes),
449.
obstataria (Macaria), 196.
obstupidalis (Hypena),
87
obtectaria (Gnophos),253.
obturbata (Acidalia), 434.
obtusa (Micronia), 114.
oceata (Hypena), 90.
occlusata (Gonanticlea),
366.
ocellata (A rgyris) 462.
ocellata (Chlorodonto-
pera), 483.
ocellata (Patruissa), 173.
ocellata (Problepsis),
461.
ocellata (Zethes), 14.
ocernaria (Myrteta), 152.
ocheracea (Idzea), 433.
ochracea (Hydrelia),
413.
ochracea (Pseudasthene),
a
ochracealis (Bleptina),
3
ochrata (Acidalia), 436.
ochrea (Pseudosterrha),
ochreata (Cidaria), 352.
ochreicostalis (Rambara),
326.,
ochreipennis
ig.
(Hypena),
ochreipennis (Raparna),
24, 25.
ochreisparsa (Capnodes),
22.
ochreistigma (Bleptina),
6.
ochreistigma (Hypena),
93
ochreivena (Egunasia),
ochrifasciata (Boarmia),
259.
ochrolauta
490.
Ochyria, 349.
octolinearia (Macaria),
208.
oculalis (Chusaris), 97.
ocusta (Epiplema), 131.
ocyptaria (Dysethia),
335.
odataria (Macaria), 204,
Odontopera, 231, 232.
odontophora (Mecodina),
5
(Hemithea),
(nochromine, 313.
(Enospila, 507, 508,
cerosa (Cidaria), 360.
olearia (Chrysocraspeda),
444,
oliva (Macaria), 207.
olivacea (Eumelia), 321.
olivacea (Hypena), 87.
olivacea (Larentia), 376.
olivacea (Sauris), 410.
olivataria (Fascellina),
225.
oliveomarginata
nanda), 200.
olivescens (Catoria), 270.
olivescens (Leptomiza ?),
280.
(Kra-
olivescens (Panisala),
D)
Olulis, 65.
omariusalis (Chusaris),
96.
Omiza, 170.
Omophyseta, 297.
Onellaba, 306.
Onychia, 343.
opalaria (Thalassodes),
509.
opalina (Pseudoterpna),
475.
opalina (Thalassodes),
508.
Ophiuche, 76.
ophiusalis (Mecodina), 6.
ophiusoides (Hypena),
85.
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
ophthalmicata (Thallas-
sodes), 511.
Ophthalmodes, 255.
opicata (Craspedia), 431.
opilusals (Chusaris),
96.
Opisthograptis, 183.
opsinaria (Craspedia),
427.
opulenta (Bomolocha),
73.
Orbasia, 221.
Organopoda, 451.
ornata (Craspedia), 426,
430.
ornata (Hastina), 422.
ornataria (Pseudoterpna),
476.
orosia (Dichromia), 72.
Orsonoba, 211.
Orthocabera, 151.
Ortholitha, 343.
orthostigialis
325.
Orthostixine, 318.
Orthozona, 94.
Orudiza, 124.
Osicerda, 174.
ossea (Tephrina), 209.
ostrina (Abraxas), 303.
ovifera (Huchloris). 501.
ovisignata (Anisodes),
450.
oxydata (Mecodina), 6.
Oxymacaria, 211.
ozararia (Macaria), 206.
Ozola; 327.
(Naxa),
pachiaria (Hypochrosis),
EF
Pachyodes, 472.
pactalis (Hypena), 80.
perlita (Gnophos), 253.
paganata (Scotopteryx),
253.
Pagrasa, 170.
palaca (Erosia), 127.
Palaomystis, 317.
pallescens (Thalera), 516.
palliata (Oxymacaria),
211.
pallicinctaria (Acidalia),
421.
pallicostaria (Angerona),
pallida es 446.
pallida (Boarmia), o75.
pallida (Brabira), 406.
vais ‘(Craspedia), 433.
pallida (Decetia), 123.
pallida (Orsonoba), 212.
537
pallida (Prionia), 176.
pallida (Rhynchina), 96.
pallidaria (Boarmia),
262.
pallidaria (Hpirrhoé),
37
pallidifusea (Alelimma),
47.
pallidularia (Chorodna),
243.
palliolata (Zethes), 15.
palliplagiata (Chlorodon-
topera), 483.
pallivittatus (Erythro-
lopus), 454.
palmyra (Huschema),
470.
palpalis (Raparna), 27.
palparia (Panagra), 523.
palpata (Chloroclystis),
391.
paludata (Anaitis), 541.
pelumbina (Nodaria), 57.
pamphilata (Stamnodes),
493.
pangiaria (Opisthograp-
tis), 183.
Panisala, 237, 238.
pannosa (Chlorodonto-
pera), 484.
pannosa (Saraca), 9.
pannosaria (Boarnia),
281.
panterinaria (Buzura),
247.
pantherata (Geometra),
299.
Pantura, 3, 6.
papilionaria (Geometra),
495.
para (Dindica), 477.
Paradarisa, 257, 263.
Paradecetia, 122.
Paraleis, 257.
parallelaria (Tephrina),
210.
paralophia, 367, 368.
Paramaxates, 506.
Parasynegia, 167, 168.
pardaria (Abraxas), 297,
pardaria (Synegia), 170.
pardicelata (Hlphos),
250.
Pareilicrinia, 186.
Pareumelea, 150.
Paricterodes, 290,
Parilicrinia, 187.
parisnattei (Medasina),
286.
paritalis (Anoratha),
70.
538
parra (Mastigophorus),
47.
parrhasiata (Callipia),
518.
participalis (Hgnasia),
16.
partita (Bleptina), 45.
partita (Uliocnemis),
488.
partita (Zethes), 14.
parvula (Dirades), 129.
parvula (Hypochroma),
479
parvulata (Geometra),
404.
parvulata (Nemoria), 503.
Pasiphila, 390.
pastor (Thalassodes),
O11.
patalata (Heterolocha),
180
patnaria (Dalima), 239.
patroclus (Nyctalemon),
nal
patruelis (Anisodes), 447.
Patruissa, 170.
patula (Huschema), 470.
patularia (Acidalia), 453.
patularia (Dalima), 240.
paucimaculata (Chu-
saris), 97.
paucinotata (Abraxas),
296
paulula (Sterrha), 424.
pauperaria (Stamnodes),
423,
eee
451.
Peetula, 188.
pelloniaria (Rhodo-
strophia), 456.
Pena, 398, 402.
pendularia (Ephyra),
445, 518.
penicillaria (Hypery-
thra), 219.
penicillata
508.
pennisignata (Geometra),
513.
peracutata (Cidaria), 363.
_ peralba (Caberodes), 159.
peralba (Idzea), 433.
perampla (Abraxaphan-
tes), 314.
Perataphyga, 164.
Perenia, 306.
percota (Euschema), 471.
perdensata (Noreia), 324.
peremptaria {(Macaria),
202.
(Craspedia),
(Geometra),
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
perfasciata (Sauris),
Ai.
perfectaria (Acidalia),
434.
perfectaria (Hypo-
chroma), 472.
perficita (Cidaria), 362.
perfusaria (Macaria),
208.
perfusea (Bleptina), 44.
Pericallia, 223.
Perissolophia, 472.
Perixera, 446.
Denizorn, 307.
perlepidaria (Hucrostis),
500.
permotaria (Macaria),
197.
permuscosa
pteryx), 282.
permutans (Acidalia),
aul
perna (Hypena), 80.
perpulechra (Cidaria),
390.
perserrata (Boarmia),
276.
persimilis (Hrythrolo-
phus), 454.
persimilis (Hypena), 89.
persimilis (Medasina),
287.
personaria (Hutzea), 198.
perspicuaria (Macaria),
206.
perspicuata (Boarmia),
269.
perturbans (Zethes), 9.
pertusaria (Boarmia),
255.
perviaria (Tephrina),
210.
(Seoto-
pervolgata (Macaria),
205.
pervulgaris (Rhynchina),
75
Petelia, 216.
Petrodava, 218, 219.
Phachthia, 65.
pheenicoteeniata (Hetero-
locha), 179.
phantasma (Hyperythra),
219.
phasma (Hydrelia), 412.
Phibalapteryx, 346.
philenora (Epicopia),
109.
Philereme, 344.
pbiloxencea (Upicopeia),
108
Phenix, 170,
phenix (Hyperythra),
219.
Photoscotosia, 380.
Phrissogonus, 390, 396.
Phthonoloba, 407.
Phyletis, 455
phyllosaria (Luxiaria),
LGor one
Physetobasis, 385.
picaria (Abraxas), 301.
picaria (Hyposidra), 214;
picaria (Ozola), 327.
picta (Catada), 63.
pictale (Areopterum),
64.
pictaria (Cambogia), 420,
pictaria (Hydrelia), 415.
pictaria (Pseudoterpna),
478.
picticaudata (Urapteryx),
146.
pictipennis
496,
pictipennis (Zethes), 10.
pularia (Thalasscdes),
507.
pilicostata
253, 254.
Pingasa, 472.
(Geometra),
(Bylazora),
pivgasoides (Boarmia), |
268.
pionealis (Rhynchina),
, 1d.
Pisoraca, 446, 449.
placida (Gonodela), 204.
placida (Mecodina), 4
Placotome, 418.
plagiata (Anaitis), 342,
plagiata (Fascellina), 226.
plagidotata (Cyclidia),
518.
plagifera (Arichanna),
99(), : 299).
_plagifera (Marapana),
71
Plagodis, 177.
plana (Anthophila), 104.
plana (Nodaria), 60.
planaria (Hetropis), 259.
planaria (Myrteta), 151.
Platycerota, 155.
platyleucata (Bapta),
155.
plenifasciata (Rocotis),
261.
pennies ata (Boarmia),
269.
plicalis (Kehana), 55.
plicata (Cambogia), 421.
plumalis (Medasina),
284.
plumbeata (Larentia),
376.
plumbeofusa (Chryso-
eraspeda), 443.
plumbeolineata
drelia), 415.
plumosa (Medasina), 285.
plurilinearia (Asthena),
ZAI
plurilineata (Phiba-
lapteryx), 346.
pluristriaria (Synegia),
168.
pluristrigata (Cambogia),
419.
(Hy-
pluristrigata
pteryx), 146.
plusioides (Rhynehina),
75
(Ura-
15.
Plutodes, 160, 162.
plynusaria (Somatina),
464.
podaliriata (Urapteryx),
146.
Peecilaleis, 257.
polia (Egnasia), 16.
poliaria (Abraxas), 302.
polyclealis (Gymnoscelis),
390.
polydora (Epicopia), 108.
polygrapharia (Para-
maxates), 506.
Polynesia, 418.
polyphznaria
terpna), 477.
Polyphasia, 367, 378.
pomalis (Macna), 106.
Pomasia, 387.
pontiata (Acropteris),
6.
(Pseudo-
porphyreofusca (Fascel-
lina), 227.
porphyria (Amphydasys),
245.
porphyriata (Cidaria),
360.
postalba (Sauris), 409.
posticalis (Moscha), 100,
101.
posticampla (Anisodes),
450.
posticaria (Macaria), 518.
postistrigaria (Hntomo-
gramma), 100.
postochrea (Anaitis),
343.
ae (Luxiaria),
197.
postvittata (Lycauges),
518.
Potera, 297.
ALPHABETICAL INDEX,
preecipna (Mecodina), 6
preclararia (Angerona),
261
pretereuns (Hemero-
phila), 196.
pretextata (Hrebomor-
pha), 244.
pretoraria (Urapteryx),
148.
prasina (Agathia), 487.
prasina (Plutodes), 160.
prasina (Thalerura), 512.
prasinaspis (Agathia),
487.
prasinus (Tanaorhinus),
494,
prasodes(Timandra),460.
prasonarius (Hrythro-
lophus), 455.
primularis (Urapteryx),
145.
Prionia, 174, 175.
Prionodonta, 228, 230.
proba (Huschema), 471.
Probithia, 195, 196.
Problépsis, 461.
proboscidalis (Hypena),
Tk:
proboscidaria (Sauris),
411.
procellosa (Hlphos), 249.
processaria (Boarmia),
264.
procumbens (Homo-
ptera), 105.
procursaria (Boarmia),
264.
profanaria (Acidalia),
438.
prominens (Catada), 61.
promptaria (Boarmia),
264.
properata (Boarmia),
264.
propulsaria
265.
Prorhinia, 257, 262.
protensa (Acidalia), 439.
protheclaria (Orudiza),
124.
proxantharia (Aspilates),
210
(Boarmia),
pruinata (Pseudoterpna),
pruinosa (Nemoria), 503.
pruinosa (‘Lhaleridia),
519.
prunaria (Dirades), 134.
prunicolor (Kuschema),
— 469.
prunosa (Bleptina), 45.
539
pryeri (Thiopsyche), 186.
Pseudaglossa, 40.
Pseudangerona, 256.
Pseudasthena, 419.
Pseuderythra, 218.
Pseudeuchlora, 333.
Pseudhyria, 120.
Pseudomicronia, 116.
Pseudomiza, 233.
Pseudopanthera, 180.
Pseudostegania, 417.
Pseudosterrha, 423.
Pseudoterpna, 472, 474.
pseudoterpnaria (Hypo-
chroma), 473.
Psilalcis, 257, 262.
Psilocambogia, 419.
Psilonaxa, 324, 329.
Psilotagma, 472.
Psimada, 7.
psylaria (Pomasia), 387.
Psyra, 221.
Ptychopoda, 436, 458.
Ptyophora, 76, 93.
pudica (Catocala), 104.
pudicata (Anaitis), 341.
pugnataria (Hazis), 470.
pulchella (Cambogia),
420.
pulcherrima (Lobo-
phora), 404.
pulcherrima (Zethes), 10.
pulchra (Ellopia), 160.
pulchraria (Hypochrosis),
173.
pulchrilinea
388.
pulchrinervis (Milionia),
312.
(Pomasia),
pulinda (Cleora), 209
pullata (Dichromia), 73.
pulsaria (Ophthalmodes),
259.
pulverata (Marapana),
(ers
pulverea (Epiplema),128.
pulverulenta (Anisodes),
448.
pulverulenta (Medasina),
284.
pumilata (Gymnoscelis),
388.
punctata (Naxidia), 334.
punctatissima (Larentia),
puncticilia (Chusaris),
98
puncticinctalis (Olulis),
65.
punctifera (Anisodes),
168.
540
punctigera (Boarmia),
250
punctilineata (Platy-
cerota), 156.
punctimargo (Hrythro-
lophus), 453.
punctimargo (Marapana),
. Lond)
(2
punctipes (Agrotis), 104.
punctistigma (Zetlies), 13.
punicearia (Ametris),
320.
purpuraria (Hydrelia),
413.
purpurascens (Somatina),
464.
purpurascens
rina ?), 211.
purpurea (Acidalia), 440.
purpureotineta (Catada),
63
(Teph-
pusilla (Abraxas), 300.
pusilla (Gonitis), 57.
pustulata (Paralophia),
368.
pustulifera (Capnodes),
2)
pyriniata (Anisodes), 517.
pyrozonis (Milonia),
313.
pyrrho (Epidesma), 312.
pyrrhogona (Euchloris),
500.
pyrrhopheata (Patru-
issa), 173.
pyrrhularia (Hypochro-
sis), 173.
quadralis (Dichromia),
73.
quadraria (Hypochrosis),
174.
quadraria (Macaria),
208.
quadraria (Thalassodes),
507.
quadricaudata (Epi-
plema), 127.
quadrifera (Scotosia),
267.
quadrilinea (Avitta), 29.
quadrilinealis (Bocana),
quadrilineata (Ortho-
zona), 94,
quadrinata (Cassyma),
197
quadrinotata (Medasina),
quadrinotata (Nemoria),
503.
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
quadrinotata (Pseuda-
elossa), 40.
quadripennis (Psimada),
a
quadripunetata (Hupi-
thecia), 399.
quadripunctata (Ura-
pteryx), 147.
quadristrigata (Hpi-
plema), 128.
queesitalis (Hypena), 88.
quantula (Kuchloris),
499.
querula (Asthena), 25.
quieta (Kphyra), 445.
quinaria (Agathia), 487.
quinquelinea (‘Toxo-
campa), 107.
Racheospila, 501, 504.
rachiaria (Carige), 340.
Racotis, 256.
radiata (Kuchloris), 498.
radicalis (Hypena), 77.
rafflesii (Drepana), 493.
rajaca (Orsonoba), 212.
rajata (Eupithecia), 399.
ramalaria (Cidaria), 353.
Rambara, 326.
ramosa (Arichanna), 201.
Raparna, 24.
rapistriaria (Anisodes),
raptaria (Biston), 248.
raptatalis (Herminia),
Die
rara_ (Rhodostrophia),
AD6.
raralis (Hypena), 72.
rasalis (Catada), 61.
ratotaria (Boarmia), 271.
recensitaria (Chloro-
clystis), 395.
recessa (Euschema), 471.
reciproca (Hubolia), 342.
reciprocaria (Boarmia),
264.
reciprocatus (Tanaor-
rbinus), 493.
rectalis (Simplicia), 35.
rectata (Cyclidia), 119.
rectifascia (Hypena), 90.
rectifascia (Stegania),
166.
rectifera (Gadirtha), 105.
rectilinea (Ecliptoptera),
359.
rectilinea (Hypena), 92.
rectilineata (Hgnasia), 16.
rectimarginata (Hascel-
lina), 227.
rectivittalis (Hypena), 81
recursaria (Biston), 246.
recurvilineata (Hydre~
Jia), 415.
reduplicalis (Zethes), 13.
regalis (Biston), 245.
regularis (Arichanna),
293.
relata (Cidaria), 359.
relata (Nodaria), 57.
relictata (Craspedia),
436.
Remodes, 408.
reimodesaria (Sauris), 410.
remotata (Craspedia),
433.
renalis (Catada), 63.
renalis (Chusaris), 96.
renalis (Zethes), LO.
reparata (Boarmia), 269.
repleta (Almodes), 517.
repugnans (Hurois), 105.
repulsa (Diomea), 38.
repulsaria (Boarmia),
264.
resoluta (Targalla), 107.
responsaria (‘Timandra),
459.
restitutaria
315.
restitutaria (Sarcinodes),
315.
restitutata (Melanippe),
304.
restricta (Epiplema), 130.
restricfa (Herminia), 42.
retalalis (Chusaris), 95,
(Auxima),
7.
reticulata (Cidaria), 362.
reticulata (Hpiplema),
126.
reticulata (Hurymene),
178. :
reticulata (Pomasia),
3O7.
retractaria (Boarmia),
277.
retractaria
phila), 275.
retrahens (Boarmia), 273.
retrahens (Iomoptera),
105.
retrahens (Thermesia), 8.
Rheesena, 103.
rhagavata (Hpiplema),
127.
rbamnata (Scotosia), 344.
rhodinaria (Hyria), 518.
Rhodometra, 423.
rhodoptera (Hydrelia),
414,
(Hemero-
Rhodostrophia, 455.
rhombalis (Hypena), 83.
rhynchala (Hypena), 79.
Rhynchina, 74.
Rhynchobapta, 194.
Rhyparia, 290.
rigida (EKupithecia), 399.
riguata (Cataclysme),
348.
rigusaria (Lagyra), 213.
riobearia (Hyperythra),
217.
rivularis (Amathia), 405.
rivulata (Maradana),
106.
rivuligera (Rhbynchina),
79.
rivulosa (Bargosa), 217.
robustalis (Bocana), 36.
robustalis (Simplicia), 36.
robustaria (Clorodon-
topera), 484.
reepstorfii (Huscheima),
469.
rosacea (Somatina), 465.
rosalia (Eumelea), 320.
roseifascia (Anaitis), 342.
roseifascia (Gymuoscelis),
rostralis (Hypena), 76.
rostrifera (Anonychia),
178.
rotundata (Diomea), 23.
rubicunda ( Pingasa), 472.
rubiginata (Alana), 217.
rubra (Pseudhyria), 120.
rubridisca (Menophra),
392.
rubridorsata
thecia), 403.
rubrifrons (Hemithea),
491.
rubrifusa (Boarmia), 257.
rubrimargo (Thalera),
515.
rubrinotata (Chloro-
clystis), 392.
rubripicta (Hemithea),
492.
rubripunctalis (Hypena),
71
(Eupi-
rubrivena (Arichanna),
291.
rubrodotata (Scotosia),
345.
rubrolimbraria (Thalas-
sodes), 513.
rufa (Anagoge), 283,
rufescens (Capnodes), 20.
( Eupithecia),
rufescens
400.
ALPHABETICAL INDEX,
rufescens (Hypochrosis),
174
ruficeps (Mecodina), 6.
ruficosta (Pachyodes),
475.
rufifascia (Byturna), 24.
rufifascia (Chloroclystis),
395.
rufifasciata
248.
rufifrons (Avitta), 29.
rufifrontata (Auzea), 118,
119
(Cusiala),
rufigrisea (Hydrela), 412.
rufilineata (Sirino-
pteryx), 147.
rufilineata (Talapa), 66.
rufilineata (Tricho-
pterigia), 404.
rufipicta (Hupithecia),
401.
rufirena (Hypena), 91.
rufivinctata (Sirino-
pteryx), 147.
rufofasciata (Pingasa),
472.
rufomarginata (Cleora),
ruginaria (Pseudo-
terpna), 472.
rugosalis (Imma), 106.
Rumia, 183.
Runeea, 426.
ruptaria (Epiplema), 129.
ruptistigma (Herminia)
russa (Pasira), 27.
russata (Geometra), 378.
Ruttellerona, 257.
saccharivora (Nodaria),
58.
sacraria (Sterrha), 423,
424,
sagittata (Rbynchina),
5
sambuearia (Urapteryx),
144.
sanguiflua (Cimicodes),
sanguilineata (Thalas-
sodes), 512.
sanguinaria (Acidalia),
442,
sanguinaria (Geometra),
424.
sanguinipunctata(Tricho-
pterigia), 404.
saponaria .(Rambara),
326.
Saraca, 7.
541
sarawackaria (Anisodes),
170.
Sarcinodes, 315.
Sarcopteron, 71.
Sarcopterum, 72.
Saroba, 20.
satelliata
327.
saturata (Cidaria), 362.
saturataria (Geometra),
172.
Sauris, 408.
Scardamia, 163.
schaldusalis (Simplicia),
D.
(Rambara),
schistacea (Larentia),
376,
schistacea (Omiza), 173.
schistacearia (Dalima),
schistifusata (Celesdera),
175.
scissalis (Hypena), 80.
sciticaudaria (Ura-
ptdéByx), 145.
scitula (Capnodes), 21.
scitula (Thermesia), 24.
scolopaiea (Hlphos), 518.
scopigera (Adrapsa), 38.
scopigeralis (Mastygo-
phora), 48.
scortea (Cidaria), 352.
Scotopterix, 251.
Seotosia, 344.
scotosiaria (Medasina),
284.
scotosiaria (Tephrina),
519.
scripturaria (Boarmia),
282
ol
scutuligera (Agathia),
484,
scyllea (Euschema), 468.
sectinota (Tasta), 154.
secundalis (Gesonia),
105.
secutaria (Erosia), 129.
selecta (Apamea), 104.
selenaria (Boarmia), 264.
semialba (Boarmia), 266.
seinialba (Thalassodes),
511.
semicirculata (Boarmia),
278.
semiclarata (Boarmia),
7
semiclusalis (Hypena),89,
semiclusaria (Hrebo-
morpha), 244.
semicompleta (Timan-
dra), 460.
542
semifusca (Xenographia),
189.
semihyalina (Geometra),
507.
semihyalina (Krananda),
IO!
semilugens (Abraxas),
301.
Semiothisa, 201, 208.
semiustus (Hrythro-
lophus), 452.
Seneratia, 3, 6.
senilis (Hemerophila),
2705.
separata (Boarmia), 277.
seriaria (Naxa), 325.
seriata (Larentia), 373.
sericea (Boarmia), 279.
sericea (Myrteta), 152.
sericea (Noreia), 414.
sericea (Xandrames),
250.
sericearia (Litbada), 518.
sericialis (Rivula), 24.
serpentinaria (Prionia),
176.
Serraca, 256, 271.
sexlinea (‘Tloxocampa),
107.
sextalis (Dichromia),
73.
sharpei (Milionia), 313.
shivula (Zethes), 11.
siamica (Ophisma), 106.
siccifolia (Eutelia), 105.
siderifera (Larentia),
sideritaria (Scotosia),
(B44.
sigillata (Rhynchina),
76
signata (Cidaria), 367.
signatus (Garxus), 235.
signifera (EKuchloris),
501.
signigera (Hilicrinia),
186.
sikkima (Boarmia), 269.
sikkima (Pericailia), 234.
sikkima (Trichopteryx),
404.
sikkimensis (Venusia),
416.
silaceata (Cidaria), 357.
silenata (Eupithecia),
399.
silenusalis (Adrapsa), 39.
similaria (Anisodes), 427,
446.4
similaria (Crocalis), 231.
similaria (Psyra), 223,
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
similaris (Narapa), 273.
similata (Hypena), 81.
similata (Rhodostro-
phia), 457.
similis (Aginna), 36.
similis (Medasina), 287.
similis (Pseudoterpna),
475.
simplaria (Ectropis), 259.
simplex (Thermesia), 30.
Simplicia, 35.
simpliciaria (Acidalia),
154.
simpliciaria
scdes), 513.
simpliciata (Myrteta),
153.
(Thalas-
simplicior (Xeropteryx),
49.
simplifascia (Pseudomi-
cronia), 116.
simulans (Gathynia),
135.
simulata (Aginna), 36.
Sinameda, 283.
Singara, 67.
singha (Hyposemansis),
92
sinuata (Biston), 246.
sinuata (Thalassodes),
508.
sinuosa (Egnasia), 18.
sinuosa (Emodes), 518.
sinuosa (Racotis), 261.
Sirinopteryx, 147.
sisunaga (Thalassodes),
484.
smaragdaria (Euchloris),
497.
smaragdus (Geometra),
495.
smaragdus (Nemoria),
504
sodalis (Euschema), 468.
solida (Targalla), 107.
solidaria (Nemoria),
502.
solitaria (Macaria), 518.
solivagaria (Boarmia),
246.
soluta (Zethes), 107.
Somatina, 463.
sondaicata (Micronia),
IY
sondaicus (Zethes), 12.
sopora (Myana), 24.
sordida (Abraxas), 3C3.
sordidata (Scotosia),
345.
sparsa (Arichanna), 294.
sparsalis (Hypena), 87.
sparsaria (Micronia),
115
speculalis (Hypena), 81.
specularia (Aporandria),
494, 495.
specularia (Corymica), -
186.
specularis (Gareus), 233.
spheriphora (Zethes), 9.
sphagnata (Hypochro-
ma), 479.
Sphagnodela, 480.
Spilopera, 190.
spilotelaria (Platycerota),
155, 156.
spissidentata (Chloro-
clystis), 395.
spontaneata (Abraxas),
298.
spurcatalis (Bleptina),
97.
spurcataria (Psyra), 221.
squalidaria (Prionia),
174,175.
squamea (Hypena), 86.
sreapa (Epiplema), 126.
Stamnodes, 423.
Stegania, 164.
stellata (Collix), 348.
stellata (Larentia), 369.
Stenhypena, 93.
Stenorumia, 182.
sternaria (Hypochrosis),
Oise
Sterrha, 423, 486.
stigmata (Craspedia),
427
stigmatalis (Mastigo-
phorus), 49.
stigmatica (Photosco-
tosia), 380.
stigmatica (Rhodostro-
phia), 455.
stipata (Raparna), 25.
stolizkana (Hadena),
105.
stoliczkaria (Gnophos),
518.
straminea (Dysethia),
straminea (Leptomiza),
92.
stramineata (Peetula),
188.
stratiaria (Biston), 245,
streniataria (Macaria);
205.
strenuata (Macaria), 209.
strenuataria (Macaria),
9,
Streptopteron, 446.
Streptopterum, 450.
striataria (Acropteris),
114, 115.
striga (Rhynchina), 74.
strigaria (Buzura), 247.
strigata (Dierna), 30.
strigata (Hemithea), 490.
strigata (Stegania), 165.
strigifascia (Hypena), 78.
strigilata (Idxa), 433.
strigosa (Hypena), 78.
strigulataria (Ephyra),
216.
striolata (Thinopteryx),
148.
strix (Thalassodes), 509.
strixaria (Medasina),
283, 286.
Strophidia, 113.
suasaria (Boarmia), 517.
subzenescens (Ari-
channa ?), 295.
subalbataria (Macaria),
203.
subalbida (Arichanna),
29
subangulata (Cidaria),
56.
subapicalis (Bocana), 37.
subapicalis (Cidaria),
350.
subapicalis (Hypena),
87.
subapicaria (Cidaria),
378.
subbasalis (Hydrillodes),
53.
subcaudaria (Macaria),
51
subcaudata (Plutodes),
161.
subcostalis (Chloro-
clystis), 397.
subdeterminata (Ida),
515.
subdolaria (Ephyra), 449.
subemersa (Scotosia),
221.
sudfaleata (Epirrhoé),
357.
subfasciata (Azata), 208.
subflavida (Rhodostro-
phia), 458.
subfumida (Zenopla),
307.
subignita (Geometra),
493.
sublavaria (Boarmia),
270.
sublectaria (Boarmia),
264
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
sublimbata (Hypochro-
ma), 473.
sublimbata (Tephrina),
209.
sublimis (Alcis), 274.
submicacia (Tamba), 12.
submissa (Perenia), 307.
submonstrans (Geome-
tra), 513.
submonstrata (Acidalia),
196.
subnitida (Alcis), 269.
subnotalis (Hypena), 81.
subobliquaria (Hydrelia),
414,
subobscurata (Decetia),
subochracea (Acteno-
chroma), 479.
subolivacea (Micra-
braxas), 291.
subopalina (Pseudo-
terpna), 480.
subornata (Pseudo-
terpna), 480.
subpilosa (Hemerophila),
276.
subplagiata (Boarmia),
subpunctata (Myrteta),
153.
subrasata (Acidalia), 195.
subrepleta (Huschema),
469.
subrosea (Pseudoterpna),
478.
subroseata (Anisodes),
49
subrubescens (Cidaria),
subrufaria (Alcis), 269.
subseparata (Cidaria),
54,
subsignans (Avitta), 28.
subsignata (Fascellina),
226.
substituta (Cidaria), 357.
subtacincta (Hupithecia),
399.
subtepens (Pseudo-
terpna), 479.
subtessellata (Stegania),
165.
subtiliaria (Euchloris),
500.
subtractata(Thalera),509.
subusta(Cryptoloba), 338.
subusta (Somatina), 465.
subviolacea (Mecodina),
4
subvitrea (Myrteta), 152.
543
successaria (Hyposidra),
214.
sufflata (Macaria), 204.
suffusa (Abraxas), 299.
suffusa (Parasynegia),
169.
suffusa (Phibalapteryx),
346.
suffuscalis (Catada), 62.
suiasasa (Boarmia), 248.
sulalis (Hypena), 81.
sulphurea (Rumia), 184.
sulphurescens (Marcala),
172.
suinatraria (Auxima),
315.
sumptualis (Niaccaba),
sunandava (Polynesia),
418.
superans (Amphidasys),
246.
suppressaria (Biston),
247.
surreptalis (Hypera),106.
susana (Sarcinodes), 316.
susceptaria (Aspilates),
219.
susceptaria (Boarmia),
260.
suspicaria (Anisodes),
446
swinhoei (Hyperythra),
219.
sylvata (Abraxas), 299.
sylvata (Hydrelia), 412.
sylvestraria (Idea), 433.
symethusalis (Hypena),
92.
symmetrica (Abraxas),
299.
Synegia, 167.
Synegiodes, 452, 453.
Synopsia, 206.
Syntaracta, 167.
syringaria (Pericallia),
223.
Syrrhodia, 218.
Syzeuxis, 339.
taicoumaria (Zerene),
B25:
talaca (Hyposidra), 213.
Talapa. 66.
talusalis (Zethes), 10.
‘Yamba, 7.
Tanaoctenia, 157.
‘T'anaorhinus, 492.
Tanaorrhinus, 492.
Tanaotrichia, 452.
tantilla (Raparna), 26.
o44
taprobanes (Scardamia),
163.
tarsalis (Huclidia), 105.
Tasta, 153.
tatorhina (Hypena), 77.
telamonalis (Hypena),
3
temeraria (Macaria), 207.
temperata (Heliothis),
105.
tenebralis (Hypena), 82.
tenebraria (Arichanna),
293.
tenebrosa (Epiplema),
128.
tenebrosaria (Hypo-
chroma), 253.
tenera (Boarmia), 272.
tenerata (Leptostegna),
333.
tennenti (Echana), 55.
tenuipalpis (Hypena), 77.
Tephrina, 209.
Tephroclystia, 398.
tephrosaria (Acidalia),
196.
tephrosaria (Boarmia),
282.
tephrosiaria (Pseudo-
terpna), 473.
teriadata (Micronia),
IG,
terrosa (Hypephyra),
218,
tersata (Phibalapteryx),
346.
tessellata (Helia), 97.
testacea (Acidalia), 437.
testacearia (Amblychia),
242.
testaceata (Chorodna),
244,
tetragonata (Amblychia),
242.
textilis (Naxa), 324.
textilis | (Thalassodes),
510.
thalassica (Iodis), 446.
Thalassodes, 507.
Thalera, 514, 516.
Thalerura, 507, 512.
theclaria (Alana), 217.
theclata (Dirades), 132.
Thera, 367, 380.
Therapis, 180.
thermesialis
90.
Thetidia, 497.
thetydaria (Thalassodes),
5U9.
Thinopteryx, 148.
(Hypena),
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
Thiopsyche, 185.
thomasata (Cidaria), 367.
thricophora (Acidalia),
439.
thwaitesi (Corcobara), 69.
thyrisalis (Bertula), 44,
104.
thyrophora (Hetero-
mala), 39, 40.
tibetana (Agrotis), 104.
tibetana (Hydreecia), 105.
tibialis (Gymnoscelis),
390.
tigrata (Obeidea), 309.
Timandra, 458.
timonalis (Herminia),
108.
tincta (Perenia), 507.
tinctaria (Decetia), 172.
tipula (Zethes), 9.
todara (Abraxas), 301.
tonchignearia (Larentia),
382.
torrida (Amblychia), 242.
torridaria (Auzea), 120.
torridaria (Menophra),
270.
torsivena (Hydrillodes),
54.
torsivena (Lithosiopsis),
tortuosa (Hypena), 89.
Tosaura, 327.
trajiciens (Laphygma),
106.
tramesata (Arichanna),
290.
transcissa (Boarmia),
271.
transcissa (Rhesena),
103.
transectata (Arichanna),
294.
transfasciata (Arichanna),
291.
translineata (Leptomiza),
translucida (Zamarada),
198.
transmutata (Plutodes),
162.
transversa (Dierna), 30.
transversa (Huschema),
470.
transyersa (Raparna),
transversalis (Hydril-
lodes), 54.
transvitta (Talapa), 67.
tremulata (Scotosia),
J45.
(Acidalia),
triangularis
440.
triangularis (Hypena),
90.
triangularis (Plutodes),
161.
triangulata (Gonodela),
205.
triangulifera (Bleptina),
46.
triangulifera
308.
Trichoclada, 426, 435.
trichophora (Chloroclys-
tis), 3938.
Trichopleura, 380.
Trichopterigia, 403.
Trichopteryx, 404.
tricolor (Chatamla), 118.
tridentifera (Rumia),
184.
trifasciata (Cultripalpa),
14
(Cidaria),
trigonalis (Dichromia),
trikotaria (Boarmia),
269
trilinearia (Hvarzia), 206.
trilineata (Auxima), 316,
trilineata (Psyra), 222.
trilineata (Stegania), 166.
trilineata (Tanaotrichia),
455.
trimaculata (Stegania),
4.
trimantesalis (Hgnasia),
trinotaria (Syzeuxis),
309.
trinotata (Cryptoloba),
338
Triphosa, 344, 345.
triplicalis (Dichromia),
73.
tripuncta (Hgnasia), 17.
Trirachopoda, 446.
triseriata (Abraxas), 304.
triseriata (Remodes), 410.
trisignata (Cidaria), 382.
trispinaria (Boarmia),
270.
tristicula (Asthena), 442.
tristis (Boarmia), 280.
tristis (Bocana), 56.
tristis (Hypena), 87.
tristrigalis (Rhodo-
_ strophia), 456.
tristrigosa (Gymnoscelis),
390.
tritonaria
491.
(Hemithea),
Trochistis, 216.
truncapex (Polynesia),
418.
truncata (Hydrillodes),
4.
truncata (Larentia), 378.
truncatalis (Hypena), 72.
truncataria (Acidalia),
479.
truncataria
238.
’ Trigodes, 460.
tsermosaria
3005.
tumidalis (Bocana), 44.
tumidilinea (Uliocne-
mis), 489.
turbata (Somatina), 465.
turbida (Sympis), 6.
turpatalis (Bocana), 36.
turpisaria (Acidalia) ,195.
tusciaria (Crocallis), 231.
Tyloptera, 405.
(Dalima),
(Cidaria),
uliginosalis
lodes), 53.
Uliocnemis, 487.
ulmata (Phalzena), 299.
umbrata (Narapa), 273.
umbrata (Spilopera), 190.
umbrifera (Zethes), 11.
oe aad (Hypena),
82.
(Hydril-
umbrosa (Cherodes), 215.
umbrosa (Mecodina), 4.
umbrosaria (Cidaria),
307.
uncipennis (Hypena), 91.
undiferata (Comibzna),
484.
undilineata
ria), 187.
undulalis (Hypena), 74.
undularia (Thalera), 515.
undulata (Larentia), 379.
undulata (Osica), 106.
undulata ((Raparna), 25.
undulata (Zanclognatha),
56.
undulataria (Idza), 433.
undulifera (Sirinopteryx),
14
(Eurytaph-
unduligera (Thalassodes),
498.
undulosa (Hyria), 413.
undulosa (Photoscotosia),
382
unicauda (Dirades), 132.
unicoloris (Hingula), 26.
unifascia (Thalera), 515.
uniformis (Hypena), 87.
VOL, III.
ALPHABETICAL INDEX,
uniformis (Rhynchina),
75.
uniformis (Thalassodes),
513.
unilineata (Nustidava),
unio (Metrocampa), 318.
unipuncta (icronidia),
153.
unistirpis (Acidalia), 417.
Uraniide, 110.
urapteraria (‘Thalasso-
des), 513.
Urapteroides, 112.
Urapteryx, 144.
urbica (Stegania), 165.
Urospila, 507, 513.
urticola (Hypena), 81.
usneata (Pseudoterpna),
479.
usta (Geometra), 225.
usta (Raparna), 24.
ustata (Defoa), 465.
ustata (Eupithecia), 402.
ustipennis (Larentia),
367.
usurpatalis (Zethes), 12.
uvaria (Aspilates), 341.
uvidula (Huchloris), 498.
vaga (Zethes), 9.
vagalis (Catada), 61, 62.
vagans (Medasina), 288.
vagata (Macaria), 506.
vagata (Micronia), 115.
vagipardata (Obeidia),
309.
validaria (Ephyra), 446.
vallata (Thalassodes),
514,
vanaria (Micronia), 431.
variabilis (Larentia), 373.
varialis (Hypena), 86.
varianaria (Biston), 247.
variaus (Marcala), 180.
varicoloraria (Pseudo-
terpna), 475.
variegata (Boarmia),
266.
variegata (Cidaria), 353.
variegata (Hupithecia),
o91.
variegata (Eupithecidia),
426.
variegata (Mecistoptera),
3
variegata (Thalassodes),
514.
varisaria (Erosia), 127.
varunza (Hpicopeia),
109.
545
vastata (Anaitis), 541.
vasudeva (Macaria), 204.
vecordialis (Hypena), 81.
velatipennis (Hypena),
89
velifera (Mecistoptera),
103.
Venilia, 180.
venimaculata (Scotosia),
345.
veninotata
512.
venipicta (Photoscotosia),
383.
ventraria (Crocota), 221.
venusa (Hypochrosis),
172.
Venusia, 415.
venusta (Pseudoterpna),
474.
(Thalerura),
venustularia (Cleora),
267.
veraria (Thalassodes),
508.
verhueilii (Phyllodes),
106.
veronica (Hypena), 83.
versicolor (Xenozancla),
481,
verticaria (Hrosia), 132.
yesicularia (Caprilia),
185.
vestita (Hypena), 84.
vexataria (Hypenagonia),
100.
vexillaria (Dilinia), 217.
vialis (Bleptina), 42.
vialis (Boarmia), 268.
vialis (Mastigophorus),
49,
viata (Thalera), 516.
vicaria (Boarmia), 517.
vicina (Alcis), 269.
victorinata (Macaria),
202.
vigaia (Nadagara), 193,
194.
vigens (Hypena), 74.
vigens (Pseudoterpna),
479.
vilis (Huschema), 471.
vinacea (Hyria), 518.
vinacearia (Rhodostro
phia), 455,
Vindusara, 295.
vinolia (Zethes), 13.
vinosa (Fascellina), 226.
viola (Camptochilus), 68.
violacea (Acidalia), 438.
violacea (Anonychia),
178.
2QN
546
violacea(Arichanna), 291.
violacearia (Prionia), 175.
violescens (Hyposidra),
13.
virescens (Boarmia), 279.
virescens (Hupithecia),
391
viretata (Trichopteryx),
405.
virgata (Thyridospila), 4.
virginalis (Abraxas), 301.
viridaria (Hypochroma),
viridata (Chlorodonto-
pera), 483.
viridata (Cidaria), 365.
viridata (Nemoria), 501.
viridescens (Pericallia),
224.
viridiluteatus (Tanaor-
rhinus), 493.
viridis (Caberodes), 159.
viridis (Fascellina), 226.
viridis (Glaucopteryx),
352,
visenda (Agathia), 486.
Vithora, 310.
vitreata (Scotosia), 251.
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
vitrigera (Corymica),
86
vittatus (Tanaorrhinus),
494.
vitticostata (Hyperythra),
169.
vivilaca (Aplochlora),
156, 157.
volutaria (Acidalia), 442.
vulgaris (Problepsis),
462.
vulpenaria (Phalena),
320,
vulpinaria (Chorodna),
vulpinaria (Dalima), 241.
walkeri (Craspedia), 427.
Xandrames, 250.
xanthochlora (Maxates),
506.
xanthonora
203.
Xanthorhoé, 367.
xanthosoma (Hrebomor-
pha), 295.
Xenagia, 167, 169.
(Macaria),
Xenographia, 189.
Xenoplia, 306, 307.
Xenozancla, 481.
Xeropteryx, 149.
xylina (Rhynchina), 75.
xylinaria (Chloroclystis),
392.
xylochroma (Zethes), 11.
yerburii (Urapteryx),
145.
zalska (Goniopteroloba),
339.
Zamarada, 198.
zamia (Anthophila), 104.
zampa (Nyctalemon),
111.
Zanclognatha, 56.
Zanclopalpus, 61.
Zanclopera, 199, 200.
Zarmigethusa, 327.
zebrina (Tephrina), 209.
Zeheba, 200.
Zethes, 7.
Ziridava, 390, 391.
Zomia, 174, 175.
zonea (Milionia), 315.
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