. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History) Entomology. 34 P. R. SEYMOUR Masalia prochaskai (Viette) comb. n. (Text-fig. 40; PI. 2, fig. 132) Timora prochaskai Viette, 1957 : 271. Holotype <J, Madagascar: Betioky-Sud, (Prochaska) (MNHN, Paris). The species is known only from male specimens. Fore wing with areole; length 5* (1), 8-9. Wing pattern as in PI. 2, fig. 132. Fore wing upper surface with ground colour light yellow; costal region, orbicular and discocellular spots, and post- and antemedial lines, greyish to dull red; post- and antemedial dots white, poorly differentiat


. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History) Entomology. 34 P. R. SEYMOUR Masalia prochaskai (Viette) comb. n. (Text-fig. 40; PI. 2, fig. 132) Timora prochaskai Viette, 1957 : 271. Holotype <J, Madagascar: Betioky-Sud, (Prochaska) (MNHN, Paris). The species is known only from male specimens. Fore wing with areole; length 5* (1), 8-9. Wing pattern as in PI. 2, fig. 132. Fore wing upper surface with ground colour light yellow; costal region, orbicular and discocellular spots, and post- and antemedial lines, greyish to dull red; post- and antemedial dots white, poorly differentiated. Hind wing upper surface pale yellow, suffused with dull red. Genitalia. <J scobinate bar and cornutus as in Text-fig. 40. Material examined. Madagascar: Betioky-Sud, <$, (Prochaska), in MNHN, Paris. Distribution : Madagascar. Remarks. Allied to M. decorata and M. leucosticta. The absence of pink from the proximal area of the costal region in M. decorata distinguishes it from M. prochaskai. Differences between leucosticta and prochaskai are less marked; in leucosticta the pink longitudinal costal band is comparatively narrow, passing through only a part of the costal region, and often broken postmedially. In. Fig. 39. M. funebris, <J, scobinate bar and Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original British Museum (Natural History). London : BM(NH)


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