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III. Leindoptera Hcterocera from Northern China, Japan, 

 and Corea. By John Henry Leech, B.A., 

 F.L.S., F.Z.S., &c. 



Part II. 



[Read December 7th, 1898.] 



In this portion of my paper the subject is continued to 

 the end of the "Bombyces." Some three hundred and 

 forty species are considered, and these are distributed 

 among: seven families as under : — 



LlMACODID^ 34 



LASIOCAMPIDiE 21 



PlBROTHYSANIDiE .... 1 



Lymantriid^e 70 



HYPSIDiE 5 



ARCTIIDyE 193 



AOARISTIDiE 18 



Thirty-four species have not, so far as I am aware, been 

 previously described, and this proportion of novelties 

 corresponds closely to that shown among the species 

 enumerated in the first part of this paper. In addition 

 to these there are thirty-seven other species belonging to 

 the above families which I have described elsewhere, thus 

 making a total of seventy-one, or very nearly one-fifth of 

 the entire number of species now discussed. 



Family LIMACODID^. 



Genus Scopelodes, 

 Westwood, Nat. Libr. 37 (Ent. vii),. p. 222 (1841). 



354. Scopelodes vcnosa. 



Scopelodes ve7iosa, Walk., Cat. Lep. Het., v, p. 1105 

 (1855) ; Hampson, Fauna Brit. lud., Moths, i, p. 374 

 (1892). 



Scopelodes ursina, Butl, 111. Typ. Lep. Het., vi, p. 3, pi. ci, 

 figs. 7, 8 (1886). 

 Three male specimens and one female from Moupin,. 



TRANS, ent. SOC. LOND. 1899. — PART I. (apRjl) 



