VIII 



SPECIES OF ANOPHELIN^E 



85 



Synonymy. 



A. vanus. Walker 



A . annular is. Van der Wulp 



A. jesoensis. Tsuzuki 



A. plumiger. Donitz 



A. minutus. Theobald 



A. uigerrimus. Giles 



=A. sinensis. Wied. 



A . nigerrimus. James and Listen Theobald. 



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=A. sinensis var. indiensis. 



A. 



B. 



A. separates. Leicester \ 



A. pedit&matus. Leicester J 



A. brachypus. Donitz = (?) A. sinensis. Wied. 



A. alboannulatus. James and Liston=^4. albotceniatus. Theobald. 



A. paludis var. similis. Theobald =A. mauritianus. Grandpre". 



A. mauritianus. Grandpre" = ( ? ) A . paludis. Theobald. 



A. coustani. Laveran | 



A. ziemani. Van Griinberg > A. mauritianus. Grandpre. 



A. tenebrosus. Donitz 



A pictus. Loew \ 



A . pictus. Ficalbi J 



Differentiation of species. 

 Wing scales not inflated (Myzorhynchus). 

 Tip of hind tarsus not white. 

 Palpi not banded. 

 Hind tarsal points narrowly banded. 



No fringe spots . . . . . . 



One fringe spot . . . . . . 



Two fringe spots. 



Legs not mottled . . . . 



Legs mottled . . . . 



Several fringe spots .. .. 

 Hind tarsi broadly banded .. .. 

 Palpi banded. 



Wing fringe with one pale spot 



Wing fringe unspotted . . . . 

 Wing scales inflated (Cycloleppteron] .. 



A . strachini. 

 A. umbrosus. 



A . barbirostris. 



A . pseudobarbirostris. 



A. bancroftii. 



A. albotceniatus. 



A . sinensis. 



A . pseudopictus. 



A. grabhamii. 



(b) Mesonotum with true scales. 



Group 5. Costa with broad pale interruptions. 



(Arribalzagia. Theobald. Type species A. maculipes. Theobald.) 

 General characters of group. 



Appearance. Large highly ornamented species. 

 Markings. Wings prominently spotted, but with three main dark 

 spots only. Small accessory spots present in addition 

 to those at base of costa. Pale spots on upper surface 

 of wing in many cases not represented beneath. 

 Sixth vein with more than two spots. 

 Palps. Four pale bands. 

 Legs. Speckled and ornamented. 



