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1509. Nodaria (?) grandis. 



Pechipoffon (?) grandis, Alph., Rom. sur Le'p., vi, p. 40, 

 pl.'ii, fig. 11 (1802). 



Alplicraky describes this species from a male specimen 

 obtained from the province of Gan-son and a female 

 captured in the province of Setchouen, July and August. 



HaUtat. Northern and Western China. 



The following five sjsecics are closely allied to the above, 

 the nearest perhaps being N. alplicrakyi. With the 

 exception of N. punctilinca all are larger in size than 

 N. grandis. 



1510. Nuduria (?) alidicrahyi, sp. n'. 



Antennee serrate with long paired bristles in the male. Primaries 

 greyish-brown powdered with blackish ; ante- and postmedial lines 

 blackish, sinuous, the latter excurved beyond the cell ; submarginal 

 line blackish, interrupted ; reniform stigma black, centre sometimes 

 paler. Secondaries slightly paler with two blackish tran.sverse lines 

 l)oth slightly angled l^efo re abdominal margin and neither extending 

 to the centre. Under surface rather paler than above ; a blackish 

 discal mark and two conspicuous transverse lines on each wing. 



Expanse 44-48 millim. 



Nine male specimens and one female from Moupin, 

 taken in July. 

 Hahitat. Western China. 



1511. Nodaria (?) sordida, sp. n. 



Antenna.' of the male serrated with paired bristles, knotted Ijefore 

 the middle. Primaries grey-brown powdered with fuscous ; ante- 

 and postmedial lines hardly traceable ; submarginal line fuscous 

 edged outwardly with greyish and most clearly defined towards the 

 inner margin ; reniform stigma blackish, sometimes with pale centre. 

 Secondaries colour of primaries with a fuscous submarginal line 

 terminating just above the anal angle. Under surface fuscous-grey 

 powdered with darker on the secondaries and costal area of the 

 primaries, discal area of primaries siiffused with fuscous. 



Expanse 48-54 millim. 



Fifteen male specimens and five females from Moupin, 

 taken in June and July. 

 HaUtat. Western China. 



