193 INSECUTOR INSCITI^ MENSTRUUS 



Chlorhoda semifascia, new species. 



Fore wing soft light gray, tinged with reddish outwardly 

 below. A black band from costa to median vein, occupying 

 the space between orbicular and renif orm ; a black arc from 

 costa subapically ; ordinary lines lost, represented by scattered 

 dots ; stigmata obsoletely white edged. Hind wing creamy, 

 slightly shaded with fuscous on the margin ; fringe pale. Ex- 

 panse, 23 mm. 



Type, male. No. 23732, U. S. Nat. Mus. ; Venadio, Sinaloa, 

 Mexico (A. Kusche, gift of B. Preston Clark). Paratypes, 

 two males, with the same data. 



Bryocodia clinopetes, new species. 



Basal space broadly pale clay-color, marked with red-brown, 

 the bounding line excurved on submedian, the costal area 

 blackish ; rest of wing pale gray, a white shade from end of 

 cell to subapex ; outer line blackish, double, crenulate, far out, 

 followed by clay-color and red-brown, most distinct above 

 tornus ; terminal space with a whitish patch at veins 2-4 ; black 

 terminal dashes between the veins ; fringe dark gray ; stigmata 

 obsolete, the reniform showing as two pale ringlets. Hind 

 wing sordid yellowish, dark fuscous on the margin ; fringe 

 white. Expanse, 22 mm. 



Type, female. No. 23733, U. S. Nat. Mus. ; Venadio, Sinaloa, 

 Mexico (A. Kusche, gift of B. Preston Clark). Paratypcs, 

 one male and two females, with the same data. 



Eustrotia concava, new species. 



Base of fore wing dark lilacine brown, the claviform con- 

 trasting pale red ; a light spot at base, punctate with black ; 

 inner line faint, pale, black-marked on costa; outer area pale 

 wood-brown, limited by a line which forms an arc within 

 reniform, a point at vein 3, thence along outer line ; reniform 

 comma-shaped, pale, narrowly outlined in dark ; outer line 

 pale, black-dotted, excurved over cell ; a quadrate subapical 

 dark patch ; subterminal line dark, wavy ; a terminal crenulate 

 black line ; fringe dark, with a pale spot subapically and at 



