BY L. B. PROUT. 207 



the latter slightly sinnons ; cell-mark tonching the postmedian. 

 a broad violet-grey band between postmedian and subterminal ; 

 abdominal margin, tornns and termen concolorons vnth fore 

 wing : an elongate black tornal spot bounding the subterrninal 

 line proximally ; termiiial spots flatter, connected by a dark 

 thread. 



Both wings beneath much as fore wing above, the grey 

 shades more smoky, almost or quite reaching termen; fore 

 wing also suffused in and just beyond cell, the costal margin 

 remaining tawny-olive, the hind margin white : fringes more 

 weakly spotted than above. 



Mt.' Mnrud, 6000-6500 feet. November— 4 cf , 29 . 



Probably near trimiqidaria Warr.. the o* much less eccentric 

 in shape and with the specialized scaling beneath hind wing. 

 These species, together with Ectropis picta Warr.. Necyopa 

 flatipenvata Walk, and a few others may well form a separate 

 biological group with very unstable cT characters, perhaps 

 near Diplurodes. 



lis. HEMEROpHTT.A DELINRATA Walk. 



Boarmia delineata Walk.. List Lep. Ins.. xxi. )>. .^R7. 9 , 1860, Sarawak. 



Mt. Poi. 4400-5000 feet— 3 cf ■ 



If this is. as I assume, the long-awaited (S* to delineafa 

 Walk. CveraV authors have scarcely been justified in sinking 

 to this the Indian ranirlorfiafa Walk., notwithstanding that 

 the 9 9 do not seem definitely distinguishable. The present 

 r^cf ^^6 rather stumpier winched and have the sexual hair- 

 tufting in the abdominal region of the hind wing beneath 

 much stronger, posteriorly mostly black. 



119. Procharma denttltnea Warr. 



Psilalcis dentilinea Warr., Proc. Zool. Soc. Lond., 1893, p. 431. 

 Sikkim. 



Mt. Murud. 6000-6500 feet. October- November— 2 cf one 

 of the latter a darker aberration. 



Sikkim, Burma, Malay Peninsula and Borneo are the hither- 

 to known localities of this species. The metallic metathoracic 

 crest on which Warren founded the genus Prochasma is aa well- 

 developed in this species as in the genotype. 



