109 



1056. 

 1057. 



1058. 



1059. 

 1060. 



1061. 

 1062. 

 1063. 



1064. 



1065. 

 1066. 

 1067. 

 1068. 

 1069. 

 1070. 



1071. 

 1072. 

 1073. 



1074. 

 1075. 

 1076. 



1077. 

 1078. 

 1079. 



1080. 



1081. 

 1082. 



parmeliaua Hy. Ed. 

 acutilinea Grt. 



var. separata Grt. 

 balba Grt. 



+ 



„Maryland". 



Colorado; Utah; Xevada. 



Arizona. 



separataTSm. 



coercita Grt. Arizona, 



walsinghami Hy. Ed. Oregon. 



separataTSm. 



brucei Sm. Colorado. 



lynx Gn. Easteru to Southern States. 



roseitincta Harvey. Texas; Colorado. 



exaltata Hy. Ed. 

 saturata Grt. Eastern States to Florida; California, 



rubiginosa Strk, 



Colorado. 



Southern States. 



Texas. 



Texas. 



Southern States to Colorado. 



Eastern to Southern States. 



Florida. 



Texas. 



Texas; Arizona; Colorado. 



diiFusa Sm 

 sordida Sm. 

 tertia Grt. 

 lanul Streck, 

 jaguarina Gn. 

 arcifera Gn.*) 

 var. spraguei Grt. S? 

 dim. form ? arcifera Gn. 

 petulans Hy. Ed 

 crenilinea Sm. 

 packardii Grt. 

 nobilis Grt. 

 var. mortua Grt. 

 bicuspida Sm. Southern Texas, 



thoreaui G. & R. Middle to Southern States, 

 marginata Haw. Middle to Southern States, 

 rivulosa Gn. (Anthoecia.) 

 divergens Wlk. (Microphysa.) 



(Microphysa), 

 (Euclidia.) 

 Texas. 



Xorth Carolina. 

 Middle to Southern States. 



contracta Wlk. 



designata Wlk. 

 digitalis Sm. 

 constricta Hy. Ed. 

 tuberculum Hbn. 



dorsihitea Wlk 

 brevi.s Grt. 



var. atrites Grt. 

 septentrionalis Wlk 

 concinna Sm. 



Middle States to New Mexico. 



.Illinois". 



Texas. 



*) I figure in 1863 both sexes of Spraguei, with yellow secondaries. 

 Therefore I caanot account for Sraith's stateraent that tlie differenccs are sexual. 

 I have Dcver seen a male arcifera with black bind wings. If euch exiet, thcn 

 the cbances are that the tw^» names refer to distinct species. The fore wings 

 of both forms are quite similar. 



