( 577 ) 



Family URANIIDAE. 



Genus NYCTALEMON Dalman. 



292. N. patroclus (Linnaeus), Syst. Nat. p. 462 (1758). 



Genus ALCIDIS Hubner. 



293. A. orontes (Clerck), Icon. Ins. t. 26. f. 1. 



Genus URAPTEROIDES Moore. 



294. U. astheniata (Guenee), Phal. II. p. 24. 



Genus ACROPTERIS Hubner. 



295. A. striataria (Clerck), Icon. Ins. i. 55. f. 4. 



296. A. obliquaria (Moore), Proc. Zool. Sac. Land. p. 622. t. 60. f. 17. (1877). 



Genus PSEUDOMICRONIA Moore. 

 297. p. advocataria (Walker), Cat. Lep. Het. B. M. XXIII. p. 822. 



Genus MICRONIA Guenee. 

 298. M. aculeata (Guenfe), Phal. II. p. 26. t. 13. f. 8. 



Family EPIPLEMIDAE. 



Genus EPIPLEMA Herrich-Schaffer. 



299. E. quadricaudata (Walker), I.e. XXIII. p. 847. 



300. E. rhagavata (id.). I.e. p. 848. 



301. E. conflictaria (id.), I.e. p. 851. 



302. E. instabilata (id.). I.e. XXXV. p. 1646. 



303. E. nivosaria fid.). I.e. p. 1644. 



304. E. lacteata sp. nov. 



S. Eyes black, antennae fuscous, thorax light brown, abdomen grey, legs 



creamy. Primaries snow white, with a small black dot at the end of the cell, a 



larger black spot between veins 4 and 5 beyond the cell on the limbal space, and a 



similar spot just above vein 1, a little beyond the middle of the inner margin ; there 



are a few faint geminate marginal lines on the interspaces, most conspicuous near the 



inner angle, and three minute black dots on the outer margin just below the ape.x. 



The secondaries on the upperside have a moderately large and conspicuous black 



spot at the end of the cell ; a narrow curved brownish line runs from the middle of 



the costa toward the outer margin, terminating between veins 2 and 3 ; a jKile 



"curved line runs from beyond the middle of the inner margin, joining the other 



line at the point where it terminates ; a similar faint brown line runs from the costa 



near the outer angle to the same point, and is joined by a geminate pale brown line 



running from the inner angle to the same point ; at this point there is a conspicuous 



