Moths . moothly scaled, the 2nd joint nearlystraight except at base and reaching above vertex o£ head, the 3rdlong ; antenna? with cilia and fine bristles; tibiae with medial anddistal tufts of long scales and a similar tuft at end of 1st tarsaljoint. Fore wing with the costa nearly straight; the apex pro-duced and acute; the outer margin minutely crenulate and highlyangled at vein 4. Hind wing with the outer margin nearlystraight and minutely crenulate from the apex to vein 3, and fromthence to anal angle extremely truncate and with two excisions ;veins 3, 4, 5 from close to lower angle of ce
Moths . moothly scaled, the 2nd joint nearlystraight except at base and reaching above vertex o£ head, the 3rdlong ; antenna? with cilia and fine bristles; tibiae with medial anddistal tufts of long scales and a similar tuft at end of 1st tarsaljoint. Fore wing with the costa nearly straight; the apex pro-duced and acute; the outer margin minutely crenulate and highlyangled at vein 4. Hind wing with the outer margin nearlystraight and minutely crenulate from the apex to vein 3, and fromthence to anal angle extremely truncate and with two excisions ;veins 3, 4, 5 from close to lower angle of cell; 6, 7 from upperangle. 2845 a. Nicevillea epiplemoides, Hmpsn. Trans. Ent. Soc. 1895,p. 307. 2 . Brownish grey, irrorated with brown scales ; the tufts onlegs grey and brown. Fore wing with some black specks on costaand another in cell; a fine brown line from origin of vein 2 toinner margin near base ; a postmedial oblique fine brown line ; asubapical black spot and another on inner margin near outer. Fig. 279.—Nicevillea epiplemoides, $• !• angle. Hind wing with speck in cell; a fine oblique medial brownline ; two obscure yellowish lunulate spots with fuscous inner edgebetween veins 2 and 4 above a waved fuscous line from anal angleto vein 5 ; both wings with traces of brown marginal line. Under-side with traces of curved dark medial line and submarginalspecks to fore wing; hind wing with a dark spot on costa towardsapex. Hab. Dawnat Eange, Tenasserim. Exp. 44 millim. 2848. Eydrillodes transversalis=2879. Catada vagalis. Vol. Ill, p. 56. Under Nodaria insert Lysimelia, Wlk. Cat. xvi,p. 201 (1858); and Anifha, Wlk. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1206 (1865). 541 2855 a. Nodaria mundiferalis, Wlk. Cat. xxxiv, p. 1206. Yellow; head and thorax tinged with fulvous. Fore wing withsome dark rufous at base of costa ; two black specks at the anglesof cell; traces of a postraeclial series of dark specks on the veins ;a subuiarginal series of small white lunulate spots; the marginal
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