Conlinued D’om T....June i$93. PS2"Cttt. 469 Conlinued_D’ombage454.) o9. T. albilinea, sp. nov. ’. Palpi, front, collar, and thorax above dark brown. The abdomen plumbeous. Under

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o9. T. albilinea, sp. nov. ’. Palpi,front, collar, and thorax above dark brown.The abdomen plumbeous. Under side ofbody plumbeous, legs concolorous, tarsiringed with whitish. Primaries dark fuscouswith an obscure distal dot and a straighttransverse narrow white line beyond themiddle of the wing, running from the costato the inner margin. Secondaries palefuscous. Under side pale fuscous, lighterthan the upper side of the secondaries.

9. The female like the male, save thatthe antennae are very lightly pectinated andthe expanse of the vings is greater. Ex-panse, , 35 mm. 9, 43 ram.Io. 7: nubilala, sp. nov. ’. Marked

like the preceding species, save that insteadof a white line traversing the primaries thereis a dark brown line, which reappears uponthe under side. Expanse, 35 ram.

III. T. albinolala, sp. nov. o. Antennaetestaceous with white spots at the base.Palpi, front, upper side of thorax, and abdo-men dark brown. Under side paler brown.Primaries ferruginous clouded with fuscoustransverse lines and marked with light bluish-white and white spots disposed in intricatepatterns. There is a moderately large ovalwhite dot on the cell beyond the base. Sec-ondaries fuscous with the fringes of bothwings very pale brown broadly checked withdark brown. On the under side the wings areluteous clouded with fuliginous in the regionof the cell in the primaries, and near thecostal margin of the secondaries. Bothwings have large well-defined brown distaldots followed by incomplete transversemedian, and submarginal bands of darkbrown. Expanse, 47 mm.

I12. T. fumosa, sp. nov. 9. Body andappendages brownish-fuscous, darker above.Wings obscure brown, traversed by a basal,

transverse median and submarginal line com-posed oflunulate spots. There is a dark spotat the end of the cell and a smaller one on thecell before the base. On the margin there isa series of brown spots margined internallyby brown subhastate markings. Fringes palebrown broadly checked with dark brown.The secondaries are fuscous. Fringes uni-formly concolorous. On the under side, thewings arebrownish-fuscous. The secondarieshave at the end of the cell a large lunulatepale spot bordered by dark brown. These arealso marked by an obscure transverse medianband of brown. Expanse, 43 ram.

3. T.balllda, sp. nov. o*. Palpi, frontcollar, tegulae pale greenish-brown. Abdo-men slightly darker above. Thorax and ab-domen inclining to whitish below. The legswhitish. The primaries are greenish-brown(quite pale), traversed by darker lines with awell defined reniform spot at the end of thecell followed by a waved and angulated doubletransverse median line. There is an obscuresubmarginal line and a marginal line whichat the inner margin expand into the form ofdarker spots. The fringes are pale, checke&with pale brown. The secondaries are uni-formly pale fawn with the fringes lighter,and without markings. On the under side,the wings are of the same color as the fringesof the secondaries, and the only markingsare an obscure discal dot and an incompletetransverse median line on the primaries.The fringes below are as on the upper side.Expanse, 43 ram.

4. T. coeruleifascia, sp. nov. 9- Bodydark brown, lighter below. The primariesare dark sooty-brown with some obscure trans-verse markings on the cell and the limbalarea. There is a submarginal fascia of bluish-white scales extending from before the apexto the inner margin, most conspxcuous andwidest on the latter. There is a marginalseries of small bluish-white dots on the inter-spaces. The fringe is obscurely checkered.

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with pale brown at the end of the nervules.The secondaries are uniformly fuscous. Onthe under side, the wings are obscure fuscouswith very obscure discal dots at the end of thecells followed by obscure and incompletetransverse median and submarginal linessomewhat darker than the ground color.Expanse, 40 mm.

ILEMA, Moore.

115. L gonolhora, sp. nov. . Antennae,body, and legs wood-brown. Upper side:Primaries brown, darker on the cell andcosta, traversed by a broad transverse limballine of dark brown, vhich runs from beforethe apex, at which point it is widest, to nearthe middle of the inner margin, whence it iscontinued inwardly parallel to the innermargin as far as the base. It is definedinwardly by a narrow interrupted series ofraised velvety scales, which are very darkbrown in color. There is a dark ray ofbrown raised scales at the base. On the outermargin near the outer angle are some darkbrown cloudings accentuated with darkerminute patches of raised blackish scales, anda small subtriangular spot lying near thetransverse limbal line. There is a marginalseries of minute linear patches of raisedscales. The fringes are pale brown checkedwith darker brown. The secondaries arefuscous, darkest on the outer margins. Thefiqnges are pale wood-brown.Under side: Both wings are pale wood-

brown. Both are crossed by incompletetransverse limbal lines. The primaries areheavily clouded with fuliginous on the celland costa near the base. The secondarieshave a distinct discal spot at the end of thecell and a few obscure submarginal spots.Expanse, 33 mm.

II6. L albibasalls, sp. nov. ’. Antennaeand upper side of body dark brown; lowerside of body and legs paler. Upper side:Primaries reddish-brown with a submarginal

band of darker cloudings and a darkish rayof brown extending from before the basebelow the cell outwardly to the end of thecell, where it is interrupted by an obscureannular mark of pale brown, aud is then con-tinued beyond the cell toward the costa’which it reaches about two-thirds of thedistance fi’om the base. At the base, there isan oval patch of chalky markings and a seriesof similar chalky-white markings at the apex.The fi’inges are pale brown checked withdarker brown. The secondaries are uni-formly pale fuscous.Under side Primaries pale shining testa-

ceous with the cell and the region of themedian nervules uniformly clouded with palefuliginous. There is an incomplete trans-verse limbal line running from before theapex to about the middle of the wing. Thefringes are very dark brown checked by paletestaceous. The secondaries have the groundcolor as the prinaries and a faint annulus atthe end of the cell, beyond which are mod-erately broad parallel irregularly curvedtransverse median and transverse outer linesof pale fuliginous. . The female is markedmuch like the male, but the markings arenot quite so distinct. Expanse, c, 23 mm., 3 mm.

117 L albospargata, sp. nov. . Bodyabove pale reddish-brown: under side of bodyand legs lighter. Upper side: Primariesdark brown with a blackish annulus at theend of the cell. A broad chalky-white bandruns fi’om the lower median nervule diagon-ally to the apex and is cut into at the end ofthe cell by the blackish annulus, and also bya dark brown spot lying on the costa beforethe apex. There are some obscure pale sub-marginal lines. The secondaries are uni-formly pale testaceous. Under side: Thewings are marked very much as in the pre-ceding species, save that the white band ofthe primaries reappears on the under sidebeyond the end of the cell, where it is crossedby a transverse limbal line. Expanse, 25 ram.

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xI8. I. a,picala, sp nov. o*. Upper sideof body dark broven with the collar andpatagiapalebrown; under side of theabdo-men pale luteous; legs pale brown annulatedon the tarsi with dark brown. Upper side:Primaries dark brown with a whitish semi-lunate patch on the inner margin near thebase. The apex is broadly whitish inter-rupted on the lower edge of this paler area bya dark brown cloud, which is a continuationof an obscure transverse submarginal line.There is a marginal series of minute whitishspots. The fi’inges are dark brown checkedwith paler brown. At the end of the cell isa minute blackish discal dot, margined withpale brown. The secondaries are uniformlypale fuliginous with the margins paler.Under side: The ground color of both wingsis very pale wood-brown with the cell andmiddle area of the primaries heavily cloudedwith fuliginous There is a blackish discaldot at the end of the cell of both wings, andboth wings are crossed by paler and some-what obscure transverse median and trans-verse limbal lines, most distinct upon thesecondaries. Expanse, 2 ram.

9" [ raserala, sp. nov. . Upper sideof body dark brown with the patagia paler;under side of body paler Upper side: Prim-aries dark brown clouded with numerousobscure transverse fuliginous striae, theoutermost forming a distinct zigzag submar-ginal series followed by a marginal line ofminute linear patches of raised scales. Theapical region is much paler, save wherecrossed by the dark lines, and at the end ofthe cell extending upwardly to the costa is asuboval whitish area margined by verynarrow dark brown lines and intersected bytwo similar narrow lines about the middle.The secondaries are uniformly grayish withthe margins lighter. Under side: The underside of both primaries and secondaries is palegray with the costal area of the primariesdarker, especially toward the apex.

9. The female is marked like the male,

but is considerably larger and the markingsare not quite so distinct. Expanse, ’, 8mm.; ,36mm.

I2O. I. circumdala, sp. nov. ’. Collarand upper side of thorax pale reddish-brown;upper side of abdomen darker brown:lowerside of thorax and abdomen pale brown.Upper side: The upper side of the primariesis dark brown, obscurely spotted and cloudedwith blackish. The outer margin and theinner margin are broadly pale reddish-brownof the same shade as the upper side of thethorax. There are a few obscure whitishdots near the apex, an obscure submarginalseries of minute brown dots, and the fringesare dark brown checked with pale reddish-brown. The secondaries on the upper sideare pale fulvous. Under side: The wingsare marked very much as in L albibasalis.Expanse, 26 ram.

121. L 3runneicosta, sp. nov. . Bodyand legs pale luteous. Upper side of theprimaries is very pale luteous with the costaheavily marked with dark brown, especiallyat the middle, where the dark brown shadeextends inwardly, covering the end of thecell. The outer margins are also cloudedwith brown and about the middle of the mar-ginal area is a very heavy dark brown spot,margined externally by pale luteous. Thereare also one or two dark brown subapicalmarks and obscure transverse median andtransverse limbal lines. The secondaries areuniformly very pale yellowish-gray. Theunder side of both wings is colored like theupper side of the secondaries, save that thebrown costal mark on the primaries reappearsfaintly upon the lower side. Expanse, 22 ram.

122. [. albicoslata, sp. nov. . The col-lar and upper side of the thorax are darkbrown; the upper side of the abdomen palebrown pectus and forelegs dark brownlower side of thorax and abdomen palebrown. Upper side: The primaries have theinner half broadly rich brown marked with

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numerous narrow transverse darker lines.At the base, the wings are chalky-white witha heavy dark brown area just beyond. Theupper half of the wing from the base of thecosta outwardly is chalky-white, save just be-fore the apex, where this white area is inter-rupted by a series of dark brown transverselimbal markings, which are followed bysome minute submarginal dashes. Thefringes are pale brown, palest at the apex,and uniformly checked with dark brown.The secondaries above are pale fulvous. Un-der side: Both wings below are pale fulvouswith the costa and middle area of the prim-aries faintly clouded with fuliginous. Ex-panse, 3 mm.

123 Z. d[lula, sp. nov. . The bodyand legs are uniformly pale cinereous. Theprimaries on the upper side are chalky-whiteclouded on the inner margin with pale brownand traversed on the inner half by incom-plete, sub-basal, median, limbal, and sub-marginal pale brown lines, the outer linesbeing produced farther in the direction of thecosta than the sub-basal lines. The fl’ingesof the primaries are dark brown checked withpale brown. The secondaries are uniformlypale shining white. On the under side bothwings are whitish, the primaries having avery dark brown ray extending along thecosta from the base to the apex, the costaledge being white. Expanse, 20 ram.

124 g2qava, sp. nov. . The body andlegs are pale yellowish-cinereous. Upon thedorsal line of the primaries is a series ofthree or four minute dark brown tufts ofscales. The primaries are pale luteous-brown clouded on the middle and outer mar-gin of the wing with obscure darker brownmarkings. The secondaries are pale grayish-luteous with some obscure dark brown mark-ings at the anal angle. The under side ofboth wings is very pale yellowish-gray, thedarker bands and spots of the upper side re-appearing more or less obscurely. There isconsiderable variation among the specimens.Expanse, 23 ram.

125 L pallida, sp. nov. . Body ob-scure grayish. Primaries whitish on theupper side vith the costa clouded with green-ish-gvay. There are a number of obscuretransverse dark cloudings on the costa, andminute blackish dots scattered over the basalhalf. There is an obscure discal dot at theend of the cell. Beyond this, there are twovery narrow angulated and parallel blackishlines, between which there is a paler area.On the margin opposite the end of the cell,there is a comparatively large brown spot.The margin is accentuated by a series ofbrown dots on the interspaces. The fringesare very pale ashen, checked with paler gray.The secondaries are whitish, slightly cloudedwith gray at the outer angle. On the underside, both wings are whitish. The costalarea of the primaries is clouded with darkgray and the secondaries have on their costanear the outer angle two parallel and incom-plete transverse lines. Expanse, 22 ram.

6. I. fisca, sp. nov. . Body wood-brown, primaries and secondaries of thesame color, the outer margins of both wingsclouded with darker brown. The primariesare marked on the cell by a number of min-ute blackish dots. The fringes of the prim-aries are dark brown, of the secondaries, palecinereous. On the under side, both vingsare paler, both have a conspicuous distal dotat the end of the cell. The primaries have asubmarginal series of conspicuous darkbrown dots running in a straight line frombelow the apex near the outer angle. Thesecondaries have two or three conspicuoussubmarginal brown dots near the outer angleand a conspicuous brown patch of scales atthe anal angle. Expanse, 26 ram.

OLENE, H tibn.

27. O. costiplaga, sp. nov. ’. Front,collar, and patagia whitish; thorax and ab-domen pale cinereous above; and on the dor-sal line of the abdomen there is a narrowraised crest of dark gray hairs; the pectus isdark brown; the lower side of the abdomen,

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gray. The primaries are dark fuliginous withthe apex and the inner margin whitish. Thewhite apical area is interrupted by a conspic-uous dark brown spot, having the form of acompressed comma. The secondaries aregrayish with the costa and outer marginslighter. On the under side, both wings arewhitish with the middle area of the primariesfrom the cell toward the outer marginclouded with dark gray. There is an obscurediscal dot at the end of the cell of the second-aries. Expanse, 40 ram.

28. O. hyloica, sp. nov. ’. Front whit-ish; collar brownish-gray, marked on themedian line in front by a raised tuft of darkbrown scales; patagia yellowish, tippedwith reddish-brown upper side of the thoraxand abdomen dark brown; the tip of the ab-domen whitish; the lower side of the abdo.men and thorax and the legs are grayish-white. The prevalent color of the primariesis pale purplish brown, interrupted by awedge-shaped area of lighter color, extendingfrom about the middle of the cell to the apex,and interrupted by a dark brown ocellus atthe end of the cell, some narrow lines of darkbrown beyond this ocellus, parallel to themedian nervules, and by a dark brown dashon the costa before the apex. In addition tothese markings, there is a dark transversebasal and a geminate transverse median linebeyond this darker marking. The second-aries are white. On the under side, bothwings are whitish-gray with distinct lunulatediscal markings at the end of the cell, thoseof the primaries being most conspicuous. Inaddition, the markings of the upper surfaceof the primaries faintly reappear upon thelower side. Expanse, 42 mm.

NIODA, Walk.

129. _iV. agrotoides, sp. nov. . Frontfuscous; antennae and entire thorax andabdomen, except the tip of the latter, whichis brown, luteous. Upper side: Primaries

lilacine-brown, except at the outer angle,which is pale ashen. The primaries arecrossed by numerous marks and striae asfollows an irregularly curved sub-basal line,luteous, defined inwardly very narrowly bydark brown followed by a dark annulus onthe middle of the cell, and an obscure one atthe end of it; below the cell beyond the basenear the inner margin is a dark brown patchof raised scales having the form of an oblongparallelogram; there are obscure and verynarrow transverse limbal and transverse sub-marginal lines with spots and striae upon thecosta. The secondaries are whitish shadedwith fuscous on the outer margin. Underside:the wings are whitish, silky, with thebasal and median area of the primariesclouded with fuscous. Expanse, 8 ram.

13o. 2V. nigristriata, sp. nov. . Front,body, and appendages whitish. Upper side:Primaries chalky-white on the costal halfand on the inner half very pale luteous.There is a white curved sub-basal line, and asimilar curved white line running fl’om belowthe apex on the outer margin to the innermargin, two-thirds of the distance fl’om thebase. Between these two lines there is abroad blackish clouding below the end of thecell, continued outwardly towards the outermargin above tle origin of the outer whiteline. Above this clouding below the apex atthe outer margin is a narrow blackish ray.There is a minute black annulus at the endof the cell. The secondaries are pure white.Under side Both wings are white tinged withcreamy. Expanse, 25 ram.

13. W. erubescens, sp. nov. ’. Bodywhitish with the pectus and legs tinged withpink. Upper side: The primaries are brightpink, except at the outer angle, where theyare suffused with creamy-white. There is apoorly defined sub-basal line of darkey pinkand an annulus of darker pink at the end ofthe cell. The secondaries are creamy-white.Under side: Both wings are creamy-white

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with the costa of the primaries heavily lavedwith light pink and the margins of the sec-ondaries slightly tinged with the same color"Expanse, 3 mm.

ARGILA, Walk.

i32. ,4. ajn/s, sp. nov. . Closely relatedto A. basal Walk., from which species itdiffers in having the dark sub-basal band,which separates the yellow area at the base ofthe wing from the rest of the wing, incom-plete, and the entire costal half of the winguniformly brown, the dark sub-basal bandbeing represented simply by a subquadratespot upon the inner margin near the base.The marginal and sub-marginal markingsalso differ from those of A. 3asal/s, beingmore distinct and darker towards the outerangle. Expanse, 27 ram.

133. A. basal/s, Walk. . The femaledifl’ers fl’om the male in the much lightercolor of the wings, and in having the pritn-aries very greatly produced and stronglyarcuate on the costa before the apex. Theabdomen also, in the gravid specimensbefore me, is one-half longer than the poste-rior margin of the secondaries. The expanseof wings is, further, very much greater thanthat of the male. Expanse, g,27 mm.; ,38 ram.

TERPHOTHRIX, gen. nov.*/’. Palpi small, compressed, third joint

very minute. Antennae about one-third aslong as the costa of the primaries, heavilypectinated the whole of their length, the pec-t/nations compressed laterally and the ex-tremity of the culmen curved downwardly.Legs moderately hairy, the last pair armedwith a double pair of spurs, one at the extremity of the tibia, and the other pair aboutthe middle. The second pair of legs have thetibiae enormously swollen at the extremity,

* ro+o-- tergus Oo capillus.

the enlargement being densely covered withscales. This feature is especially noticeablein the female. The upper part of the abdo-men is adorned with long tufts of hair, whichare parted and spread out laterally in thecase of the first four immediately succeedingthe thorax. The two nearest the anal extrem-ity are compressed and directed upwardly.The peculiar arrangement of these bunchesof hair on the dorsal line of the abdomenpresents somewhat the appearance of thetufts which are found on the backs of somecochliopod larvae. The primaries are sub-triangular with the costa slightly roundedbefore the apex; the outer margin nearlystraight; the outer angle obtuse; and theinner margin straight. The secondaries aresubpyriform.. The female is very like the male butlarger and with a much stouter body, and hasnot, in any of the specimens before me, anytrace of the very peculiar tufts, which arefound on the back of the male. Type,T. lanaria, Holland.

It is worthy of remark that the peculiartufts are very liable to be abraded in driedspecimens, and it is possible that these tuftsmay be found also in the female, though fourvery well preserved specimens do not revealany trace of them, except one in which twominute tufts appear toward the anal angle.

34" T. lanaria, sp. nov. . Front andupper side of abdomen creamy-white. Ante-rior wings creamy-white, with the middlearea clouded with warm brown. There are aseries of dark dots upon the costa, one be-yond the end of the cell, and two before theapex, the innermost of which is the smallest.There is a narrow light sub-basal transverseline and a transverse submarginal line pro-duced on the second median nervule towardthe margin, both of which lines are pale,shaded on the side toward the base withdarker brown markings. At the point wherethe submarginal line is produced outwardly,there are a series of blackish spots defined in-

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wardly by creamy dots and succeeded out-wardly by black checks upon the fringes.The secondaries are pale creamy-whitetouched with dark brown on the fringesabout the middle of the outer angle. Theunder side of both wings is white with thebase and middle area of the prinaries darkfuliginous. The black checks on the fl’ingesof the upper side reappear upon the lowerside.. The female does not differ essentiallyfrom the male in markings, save that on theupper side of the secondaries there are somedark brown cloudings which are reproducedupon the lower side. Expanse, , 25 ram.;, 3 to3 mm.

ORGYOPSIS, Feld.

135. O. tenuls, sp. nov. . Bodycreamy-white. Primaries white laved withvery pale ferruginous at the apex and on theouter margin. There is a very minute blackdot in the middle of the cell, two very slen-der lines forming a letter K at the end of thecell, a curved and crenulate pale sub-basalline with a geminate very faint transversesublimbal line, the area between these twolines near the inner margin being cloudedwith pale fawn. There is a minute whitespot at the apex of the primaries followed byfour or five dark brown semi-lunate markingson the outer margin below the apex, thethird of these spots being defined inwardlyby a white sagittate mark. The upper sideof the secondaries is pure white. The underside of both primaries and secondaries islikewise pure white. Expanse, 29 ram.

NOTODONTIDAE.

SOMERA, Walk.

136. S. ckloauchena, sp. nov. ’. Frontpale green antennae testaceous upper sideof thorax and pectus grass-green; upper sideof abdomen very pale green the lower sideof thorax and abdomen white; on the dorsal

line of the abdomen immediately behind thethorax is a large raised tuft of scales, greenin the centre and dark brown on the sides.Upper side: The primaries are pale greencrossed beyond the base by a paler line curv-ing fl’om the costa near the base toward themiddle of the inner margin and defined out-wardly by a broad band of dark green.There isa discal dot in the cell anda curvedtransverse limbal line of raised whitish scalesbeyond the cell, the patches of raised scalescomposing this line being defined outwardlyand inwardly by narrow lines of dark green.There is a submarginal series of raisedpatches of vhite scales at the extremities ofthe interspaces defined externally by darkgreen; a marginal series of narrow dark lineson the interspaces. The fringes are white.The secondaries are whitish with the costaand the outer angle more or less heavilyclouded with green and the extremities of thenervules beyond the cell being marked withdark brown. The marginal markings andthe fringes of the secondaries are as on theprimaries. Under side: On the under sideboth wings are white with the costa near thebase and the outer area of the wing just be-yond the cell clouded with purplish-black.Expanse, 37 ram.

137. S. desmolis, sp. nov. 9. Antennaetestaceous; front, pectus, thorax, and ex-tremity of abdomen pale green; the upperside of the abdomen brownish; lower side ofthorax whitish. Upper side: Primaries palegreen like the thorax, crossed by a broaddark brown band with its outer margin pro-duced beyond the end of the cell and curvedand excavated inwardly and outwardly. Itsinner edge toward the base is marked by avery irregular darker curved transverse basalline. The secondaries are brownish with theouter angle and the margin narrowly green.Lower side:The wings are uniformly grayshading into paler, almost whitish, near thebase, especially in the secondaries. Expanse,55 ram.

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t38. S. chloromorpha, sp. nov. . An.tennae dark brown; fl’ont, collar, and upperside of thorax olive-green; legs and pectusbrown; lower side of abdomen whitish.Upper side: Primaries olive-green with a palewhitish median fascia, beyond which arethree dark olive bands running parallel to it,and below the apex a similarly curved oliveline running outwardly and succeeded by aseries of marginal olive dots. The basal areais dark olive with a large patch of blackishraised scales on the inner margin near thebase. The fringes are dark brown. The see.ondaries are uniformly fuscous, the fringespaler. Under side: Both wings are palefuliginous with the costae and outer marginsnarrovly pale gray. Expanse, 4 mm.

139. S. biNoides, sp. nov. o. Alliedto S. bitia, Stoil, but not so large, paler incolor, and diff’erently marked. Antennaetestaceous fi’ont whitish collar, tegulae,and upper side of thorax pale green; tapperside of abdomen pale brown; pectus darkbrown; lower side of thorax and abdomenwhitish; legs tinged with brownish. Upperside: Primaries pea-green with a profusionof darker green and brown transverse linesand spots. The most conspicuous markingsare a series of small brown spots runningalong the costa, a transverse limbal series ofsagittate brown spots, of which the spotupon the second and third median nervuleis the most conspicuous. There is a sub-marginal series of curved brown lines at theextremities of the interspaces. The secon-daries are rosy-brown, except on the costalmargin near the outer angle, where they aretinged with greenish and marked bythree or four incomplete transverse bars ofdark brown. Under side: The wings areuniformly pale purplish-brown, the secon-daries somewhat lighter than the primaries.. The female is marked very much asthe male, but the wings are broader and themarkings of the primaries heavier and not sodistinctly defined. Expanse, ’, 37 mm. ,39 ram.

14o. S. ckloOroAbsls, sp. nov. o. Palpion the tinder side pale brown; front darkbrown antennae testaeeous collar, tegulae,and tipper side of thorax dark grass-green;upper side of abdomen dark brown; end ofthe abdomen tipped with dark green hairs;lower side of abdomen pale fulvous; legsconcolorous. Upper side: Primaries uni-formly dark grass-green with a multitude ofminute and vaguely defined spots and linesof slightly paler color, defined, especially onthe margin, by very narrow lines of raisedbrownish scales. The secondaries are uni-formly purplish-brown except on the costaand near the outer angle, where they aretinged with pale green and marked by incom-plete bars of darker brown. Under side:The wings are purplish-brown, paler towardthe base. Expanse, 36mm.

141. S. ckloana, sp. nov. o. Thoraxand abdomen much as in the precedingspecies, but the legs are heavily clothed withgreen scales upon the outer side of the tibiae.Upper side: Primaries dark grass-green withobscure transverse basal, transverse median,and transverse submarginal lines of palebrown, defined outwardly and inwardly bydark green. On the cell and near the baseare a number of small circular patches ofdark brown raised scales. The secondariesare bright yellow from the base to near theouter margins, which together with the costaare heavily bordered with dark brown. Thefringes are pale whitish. Under side: Thewings are yellowish with the cell and outerarea of the primaries beyond the cell heavilyclouded with dark brown. Expanse, 4o ram.

142. S. infima, sp. nov. g’. Frontbrownish-green; upper side of thorax andabdomen obscure olive; lower side paler;legs margined outwardly by dark olive.Upper side: Primaries obscure olive-greenwith the fringes regularly checked withblackish. At the end of the cell, there is anobscurely defined annulus formed by darkraised scales surrounding a paler space. Be-

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