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A NEW SPECIES BELONGING TO THE GENUS GOODIA. (LEP.) 



Bv W. J. HOLLAND, Carnegie Museum. 



In recently examining the collections of the Satnrniidae in 

 the Carnegie Museum I have found a species belonging to the 

 genus Goodia, which I believe has not heretofore been described 

 and a brief description of which is herewith presented together 

 with a cut, which may enable it to be recognized. I take 

 pleasure in naming it after my amiable associate, Mr. Hugo 

 Kahl. 



Goodia kahli, sp. no\. 



cf. The prevalent color of the wings on the upper side is fawn inclining 

 to vinaceous. The fore wings are marked by a crenulated postbasal dark 

 line, and by a postmedian, more strongly crenulated, dark line. These 

 lines are furthest apart in the region of the end of the cell and come closer 

 to each other as they approach the inner margin. The area between these 

 two lines is darker inwardly and is outwardly marked by diffuse pale reddish 

 spots, these being somewhat sharply defined externally by the post -median 

 line. The transverse lines of the tore wings are continued upon the IIIIHI 

 wings, the postbasal line on the hind wing being faint, except near the inner 

 margin, where it is broad and diffuse; the postmedian line being complete trom 



