Sept. 1894.] 



Neum<egen & Dyar. N. a. Bomuvces. 



in 



Bright cineieous at apex; shade along internal margin yellowish 



perangulata. 



ipomoeje. 



7'ar. telifer. 



cinereofrons. 



unicornis. 



or absent ...... 



Transverse bands normally present. 



Discal dot surrounded by a light cinereous space. 

 Scarcely any black shading on primaries 

 Two long black dashes ...... 



Whole middle of wing black to outer margin 

 Discal dot on the ground color. 



Primaries pale green at extreme base 

 Without green tints. 



Discal dot lunate; size small. 



Transverse lines distinct, black, coarsely undulate . apicaiis. 

 Lines faint, reddish, finely undulate .... nitida. 



Discal dot round; size larger .... leptinoides. 



Genus Euhyparpax Beuteiimullcr. 



E. rosea Bcutenmilllcr. 



Clenus Heterocampa Doiiblcday. 



Synopsis of species. 

 Size large (Expanse, 40 mm. or more.) 

 Discal streak lunate. 



Wings varied with whitish, especially sub-apically. 

 With conspicuous greenish-gray shades 

 More uniformly cinereous .... 



A large brown patch beyond cell 

 Wings very uniformly dark-gray ..... 



Wings without distinct white sub-apical shade, sub-basal field 

 dark ......... 



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Discal mark ovate or reniform ...... 



Size small (Expanse, 35 mm. or less.) 



Wings greenish or gray with white sub-apical shade 



Wings evenly gray without any white shade . . . . 



Genus Cecrita Walker. 



Synopsis of species. 

 Dull greenish; transverse lines purplish brown, geminate, lunulate 

 Whitish, clouded with black; transverse lines faint 

 Cinereous, with black, geminate, angular, transverse lines 



Genus Misogada ]VaIker. 

 M. cinerea Packard. 



Genus Litodonta Harvey. 

 L. hydromeli Harvey. 



Genus Macrurocampa Dyar. 

 M. marthesia Cramer. 



Genus Ellida Groie. 

 E. caniplaga Walker. 



astarte. 



obliqua. 



trouveFotii. 



lunata. 



umbrata. 

 manteo. 



subrotata. 

 belfragei. 



biundata. 



guttivitta. 



bilineata. 



