A. 11. Grote's Notes on the Zi/gxm'dx of Cuba. 

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LITHOSIItfiE. 

 TORYCUS, II-S. 

 tricolor, II-S.— 



MIEZA, Walker. 

 ? albatula, II-S.— 

 (an Clemensia, Tack.?) 



CROCOTA, lliibner. 

 heros, Grote. 

 disparilis, Grote. 

 pallicornis, Grote. 



Cytorus, Grote. 



lata. 



Cytorus latus, Grote. 



TJTETHEISA, Hubner. 

 bella. Hiibn. 



Tinea bella, Linn. 



a. OKNATRIX, Hubll. 



Xoctua ornatri.v, Linn. 



/?. speci is \. Grote. 



Deiopeia spec., Walk. 



CYDOSIA, Westw. 



nobilitella. Weatw. 



Tinea nob., Cram. 



ARCTIID^E. 



SPILOSOMA, Stephens, 

 jussisese, Walk. 



Arctiajuss., Pocy. 



ECPANTHERIA, Hubner. 

 albicornis. Grote. 

 cyaneicornis. Grote. 



EUPSEUDOSOMA, Grote. 

 niveum. Grote. 



? Cfiaridea ? nivea, II-S. 



ROBINSONIA. Grote. 

 formula. Grote. 



CARATHIS, Grote. 

 gortynoides. Grote. 



AMMALO, Walk, 

 impunctus. Grote. 



EUHALISIDOTA, Grote. 

 luxa, Grote. 



fasciata, Grote. 

 scripta, Grote. 

 alternata, Grote. 



HALISIDOTA, Hiibn. 

 cinctipes, Grote. 



Mai. tessellarisX Walk. 

 cubensis, Grote. 



NELPHE, Boisd. 

 confinis, II-S. 



ERITHALES, Poey. 

 guacolda, Poey. 



PAREUCHiETES, Grot.', 

 cadaverosa, Grote. 

 affinis, Gmte. 



DASYCHIRvE. 



ETJPROCTIS, Hiibn. 



argentiflua, Hiibn. 



pygmaea. Grote. 

 ; fumosa, Grote. 



PHRYNE, Grote. 

 immaculata, Grote. 



PSYCHID^S. 

 THYRIDOPTERYX, Steph. 

 thoracica. (See note.) 

 Hymenopsyche thor., Grote. 



OIKETICUS, Guilding. 

 poeyi, Lucas. 



PSYCHONOCTUA, Grote. 

 personalis, Grote. 



PEROPHORA, Harris, 

 packardii, Grote. 



PTILODONTES. 

 EDEMA, Walk. 

 insularis, Grote. 



HETEROCAMPA, Doubleday. 

 cubana, Grote. 



HEPIALIN.E. 

 COSSINI. 

 XYLEUTES. 

 piger, Grote. 



Note. — Since the presentation of this Paper, I have seen an article by Dr. 

 Clemens, in which (Eeeticus coniferarum, Harris, (Down. Hort. 8, 185.3.) is n-- 

 ferred as a synonym to Thyridopteryx ephemerseformis, Stephens. In this view 

 of the ca e the genus Bymenopsyche, becomes synonymous with Thyridopteryx, 

 and the species from Cuba will be called Thyridopteryx thoracica (Hymenopsy- 

 che ' .Grote). Since, under the circumstances, my course in erecting 



the new genus was justifiable, and seems to be so regarded by Dr. Clemens. I 



