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1944. Nonagria confusa, wik. Cat. ix, p. 105: Moore, Len. Ceyl iii, 



pi. 145, fig. 4; C. $ S. no. 1709. 



cJ Uniform brownish ochreous ; fore wing in some specimens 

 slightly tinged with pinkish and with faint traces of postmedial 

 specks ; abdomen and hind wing almost pure white. 



Hah. Ceylon. Exp. 34 millim. 



1945. Nonagria robusta, n. sp. 



cJ . Head and thorax pale red-brown ; palpi fuscous ; abdomen 

 fuscous, the anal tuft ochreous. Fore wing pale red-brown; a 

 dark streak from base below median nervure ; a somewhat indistinct 

 highly waved antemedial line ; the orbicular and reniform with 

 slight black outlines, the latter with a black spot on its outer edge ; 

 the median nervure and veins 3 and 4 grey ; a lunulate postmedial 

 line with black points on the veins ; outer area darker, ending 

 obliquely below the apex. Hind wing dark fuscous ; cilia rufous ; 

 underside with cell-spot and postmedial line. 



Hob. Sikhim. Exp. 52 millim. Type in coll. Elwes. 



1946. Nonagria submarginalis, Hmpm. III. Set. viii, p. 60, pi. 141, 



fig. 5. 



<$ . Yellowish fuscous-brown. Pore wing with some dark scales 

 at end of cell ; a pale submarginal line from below apex to inner 

 margin, with black suffusion on its inner side ; a marginal series of 

 black specks. Hind wing dark fuscous ; the cilia pale. 



Hob. Nilgiris. Exp. 30 millim. 



B. Antennae of female serrate. 



1947. Nonagria fuscovirens, n. sp. 



. Head and thorax bright green ; abdomen whitish, with 

 slight green suffusion. Fore wing bright green. Hind wing pale 

 fuscous, the outer area pale green. Underside with the disk of 

 fore wing suffused with fuscous. 



Hob. Kashmir (Leech). Exp. 42 millim. Type in coll. Leech. 



C. Antennce of male bipectinate with long branches, of 

 female with short brandies. 



1948. Nonagria chloroptera, n. sp. 



Differs from fuscovirens in having no fuscous on hind wing or 

 underside of fore wing. 



Jlab. Kashmir (Leech). Exp. 52 millim. Type in coll. Leech. 



