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arched, sometimes straight : cell-bar '.5 very heavy, cell-har 4 anteriorly JDinini;- 

 bar D, interspace between the last two bars often not wider tlian coll-bar 4 itself; 

 discal line rather strongly incurved behind \l°, sometimes completely broken at this 

 vein ; submarginal white spots very heavy, white discal band sharply defined 

 distally, extendin<;' from cell to discal line from inner margin df wiiijr to beyond ^P, 

 patch M' — M- obliquely cut off behind M', jiatch H" — 51' sometimes also reachinj; 



close to discal line. Hindwing : snbmedian line often extending bej'ond M, with 



heavy white border; median line strongly broken at f; bar H° — R' reaching M just 

 at origin of M' ; bar M- — (SM') sharply angle-shaped, mostly joined to the last 

 black Innnle of the discal series ; oblique abdominal bars (SM')— SM' with upper 

 end generally touching the same lunule, triangular space at distal side of this bar 

 shatled with white ; white discal band very broad, tapering behind, reaching to M- 



l'i(!. 3ri. 



Fio. 35a.— Clasper. 



Fig. 3.">b.- .Segment 10 and clasper from above. 



or at least extended beyond M', widest behind ( ', separated from discal line of bars 

 by« narrow blackish brown or tawny olive interspace which is seldom as wide as in 

 sc/'pio ; white line at distal side of discal line between C and W heavy, shining 

 through above ; discal spots coloured as in jiipilcr, posterior ones not heavier than 

 in scipio, spots SC^ — R- with rather heavy silvery scaling at outside ; submargiual 

 white spots luniform or subluniform, black ones more or loss rounded ; black lines 

 upon SM- and SM^ thin, the former obsolete towards base ; abdominal region shaded 

 with white scales. 



? . Mostly considerably larger than <?. 



Uppersidc. Forewing : white area and spots often more extended than in 



6 : snbmarginal sjiots M'— SM- often merged together with the white basi-discal area. 



Hindwing: anterior snbmarginal spots larger than in S ; posterior ones small, 



often strongly shaded with glaucous. 



