TURUPTIANA, 



42'i 



and acutely angled in subraedian fold, then incurved, the 2nd angled 

 on median ncrvure, then sinuous ; pcstniedial black patches on costa 

 and at lower angle of cell, with tlie veins on them white, the costal 

 patch forking below, the patch at lower angle of cell wedge-shaped 

 and with a broken sinuous line from below it to inner margin ; a 

 sinuous subterminal series of streaks on each side of the veins, 

 minute at vein 5 and with quadrate patch on costa. Hind wing 

 yellowish white ; the inner area tinged with orange ; the costal 

 area with three black points at middle and two beyond middle with 

 single point beyond it ; short streaks on each side of vein 1 at 

 termen. 



2 . Hind wing orange, with some black spots on and beyond 

 discocellulars and an incurved line from below end of cell to above 

 tornus ; a subterminal series of conjoined black streaks on each side 

 of the veins, ending in a larger patch at tornus. 



Hah. Vkxkzuela ; Ecuador, Loja, 1 J • Exp., d 52, 5 ^'^ 

 millini. 



Sect. II. Antennae of male strong!}' serrate. 



1995. Turuptiana permaculata, 



Leucarctia permaculata, Pack. Kep. Peab. Ac. iv. p. 81") (187-) ; Kii-bj, Cat. 



Het. p. 227. 

 Ecpantheria rediicta, Grote, Bull. U.S. Geol. Surv. iii. p. 799 (1877); Ivirbv, 



Cat. Het. p. 217. 

 Ecpantheria ceeca, Streck. Proc. Acad. N. S. Phil. 1884, p. 283 (1885) ; 



Kirby, Cat. Het. p. 21G. 



White ; palpi at tips, sides of frons, and antenme black ; black 

 spots on tegula?, two on patagia, and a dorsal stripe on thorax ; legs 

 striped with black ; abdomen dorsally tinged with orange and 



Fig. 174. — Turuptiana permaculata, cJ. }. 



banded with black, lateral, sublateral, and ventral series of black 

 spots. Fore wing with black spot at base of costa ; two oblicpiely 

 placed subbasal spots below the cell ; an antemedial scries of live 

 spots and medial series of seven spots strongly angled below the 

 cell ; two spots in end of cell and one just beyond it ; a postmedial 



