612 WILLIAM T. M. FORBES 



8. R, from cell; M 2 and M 3 often separate. 



9. Middle discocellular curved far in, so that the lower part of 

 it is continuous with the general direction of Cu 2 ; male 

 antenna; curved at base. 



10. Fore wing with basal scale-ridge 87. Immyrla. 



10. Fore wing smooth 86. Salebria. 



9. Discocellular decidedly more transverse than Cu ; . 



10. Male antennae flattened, with a strong tuft; front gener- 

 ally smooth ; M 2 and M 3 of fore wing often closely 

 approximated. 



11. Palpi reaching barely up to base of antennae. .88. Myrlaea. 

 11. Palpi strongly overlapping base of antennae. 



89. Laodamia. 



10. Male antennae hardly flattened, with a weak scale-tuft; 

 front with a strong tuft; M 2 and M 3 well separated 



(fig. 383) 90. Elasmopalpus. 



3. Palpi oblique or porrect, with porrect last joint. 

 4. Second joint oblique, without a plume in male. 



5. CUj apparently from angle 01 cell in hind wing 90. Pyla. 



5. Cu 2 from very close to angle of cell 91. Epischnia. 



4. Second joint very long and straight, with a groove enclosing a plume. 



92. Etiella. 



1. Hind wing with M 2 lost (completely fused with M 3 ) ; Cu therefore apparently 



trifid. 



2. R 3 and R 6 of fore wing stalked; Sc of hind wing generally distinct. 

 3. Hind wing with Cu 2 arising well back from angle of cell (.five-sixths way 



out). 

 4. Palpi porrect or oblique, the third joint drooping or porrect. 



5. Maxillary palpi large, scaly, exposed; basal joint of labials with a 

 projecting tuft; tongue hidden; male antennas pectinate, female 



subpectinate 93. Melitara. 



5. Maxillary palpi cylindrical; basal joint of labial palpi not projecting; 



male antennae simple 94. Zophodia. 



4. Palpi ascending, sometimes recurved. 



5. Hind wing with cell long, veins short (fig. 384) 95. Euzophera. 



5. Hind wing with cell short, veins long 96. Vitula. 



3. Hind wing with Cu 2 arising very near angle of cell. 

 4. Fore wing with Cu apparently quadrifid. 



5. Palpi ascending, curved, with ascending third joint. 

 6. Fore wing with M 2 and M 3 not in line with Cu. 



7. R 2 from cell, M 2 and M 3 stalked; hind wing with Sc short. 



97. Laetilia. 

 7. R 2 stalked with R 3 _ 6 , Sc of hind wing moderate, parallel to R. 



8. M 2 and M 3 of fore wing stalked (fig. 385) 98. Canarsia. 



8. M 2 and M 3 separate 99. Psorosina. 



6. Fore wing with M 2 and M ? in line with Cu, stalked 101. Hulstia. 



5. Palpi oblique or porrect, third joint drooping. 



6. M, and M 3 in line with stem of Cu 102. Honora. 



6. M 2 and M 3 distinctly out of line with stem of Cu, long-stalked. 



100. Valdivia. 

 4. Fore wing with Cu trifid 103. Diviana. 



2. Fore wing with two radials completely lost; hind wing with Sc weaker, 



usually obsolescent. 

 3. Middle discocellular vein of hind wing of type (4) (fig. 388). 



104. Hoinoeosoma. 





