. Brigham Young University science bulletin. Biology -- Periodicals. Fig. 44. Noctiliostrebla aitkeni Wenzel: A, female, dorsal view; B, labium; C, wing. From Jobling (1949; as Aspidoptera megastigma). short, usually broader than long. Abdomen. Lateral lobes of tergum 1+2 with ± 17 long macrosetae, =b 5 shorter setae ventral to these, and below these 13-15 shorter setae (these long- er than in deceptivum). Sternum 2 with thorn- like setae, the setose area extending anteriorly nearly to base; setae along posterior margin of nearly the same size as those on disc, but those around posterior angle
. Brigham Young University science bulletin. Biology -- Periodicals. Fig. 44. Noctiliostrebla aitkeni Wenzel: A, female, dorsal view; B, labium; C, wing. From Jobling (1949; as Aspidoptera megastigma). short, usually broader than long. Abdomen. Lateral lobes of tergum 1+2 with ± 17 long macrosetae, =b 5 shorter setae ventral to these, and below these 13-15 shorter setae (these long- er than in deceptivum). Sternum 2 with thorn- like setae, the setose area extending anteriorly nearly to base; setae along posterior margin of nearly the same size as those on disc, but those around posterior angles much longer, several of them macrosetae. Lateral lobes of tergum 1 + 2 each with ± 17 macrosetae dorsally, and ven- tral to these ± 5 shorter macrosetae and 13-15 short setae, these much longer and more con- spicuous than in E. deceptivum n. sp. Female. Dorsolateral abdominal connexivum with a clus- ter of 10-12 conspicuous setae, some of them 2-3 times as long as those following, these be- coming shorter distallv, the apical ones very short. Seventh sternites with ± 18 setae, ± 12 of these macrosetae, the others shorter or short. Male. Sternum 7 + 8 with ± 12 setae, the up- per ones macrosetae, the others becoming short- er ventrally. Tergum 9 with ± 15 setae, the more dorsal ones macrosetae, the others becom- ing shorter ventrally. Males Females BL TL Type Data: Male holotype (FMNH) and fe- male allotype (FMNH) ex Anoura cultrata (Tipton-Handley 10399), Panama, Chiriqui, Cerro Punta, Casa Tilley, 5,300-5,600 ft, 12- 111-62, C. M. Keenan and V. J. Tipton. Para- types—PANAMA. Bocas del Toro: 7 males and 5 females ex Anoura cultrata, 2,500 ft., 27-1X-61, C. M. Keenan and V. J. Tipton. Chiriqui: 1 male, same data as the holotype. Darien: 12 males and 7 females ex Anoura cultrata, Cerro Tacarcuna, 4,100-4,800 ft., 21-11-10-111-64, C. O. Handley, Jr.; 8 males and 7 females, same host, Cerro Mali, 2-II- 64, 4,100-4,800 ft., C. O. Ha
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