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marks ou it beyond tlic lower extremity of the cell ; a small black patch on the eosta near 

 the apex ; two othei's on outer margin, one below the apex, the other at centre. Hind wing 

 fuscous, the base and a medial band paler. Underside marked much as upperside, but paler, 

 and with fore wins more suffused with fuscous. 



ANDRAGEUPOS, g. n. 



AUied to Iramba. 



Male. Antennae ciliated on both sides ; a lai'ge hooked point on inner margin of fore 

 wing extending almost across the hind wing ; the apex of fore wing rounded ; the outer 

 margin rounded and produced to the hook; the submedian nervure somewhat waved, and 

 reaching the outer margin at base of hook. 



Female. Antennae simple ; fore wing of the usual shape ; outer and inner margins nearly 

 straight. 



Andragrupos violacea. (Plate CLII. figs. 15, 16.) 



Expanse ^., inch. 



Male and female. Pale violaceous, suifused with purple. Fore wing with a somewhat 

 waved, narrow, dark purplish antemedial band ; a spot at end of cell ; a waved dark purplish 

 band from eosta one fourth from apex to inner margin near outer angle in female, produced 

 to the extremity of the hook in male ; the area beyond this baud more deeply suffused with 

 purple ; an indistinct pale submarginal line ; a series of antecilial specks. Hind wing with 

 indistinct antemedial and medial dark purplish bands ; a spot at end of cell ; apical area more 

 deeply suffused with purple. Underside with markings obsolescent. 



Remodes melanocera. (Plate CLII. fig. 10.) 



Expanse 1 inch. 



Male. Fore wing pale olive-green, purple-brown towards the outer margin ; some purple- 

 bi'own along eosta, especially towards the apex ; a purple-brown waved narrow band near the 

 base; numerous indistinct pale waved bands between the end of ceil and outer margin. Hind 

 wing cinereous ; basal vesicle small ; outer margin rounded, not cleft, lobed, or scalloped. 

 Palpi brown ; anteniite black ; head and thorax olive-green ; abdomen and underside 

 cinereous. 



Allied to jR. abnormis. 



