84 Lord Walsingham on 



base of 6, meet in the middle of the cell, and are apparently con- 

 tinued to the base in a common stem. 



This genus differs from Euplocamus, Latr., in the 

 structure of the antennae, and in having but 11 veins in 

 the fore wings. 



Scalidomia horridella, Wkr. 



Tinea horridella, Wkr., Cat. Lp. Ins. B. M., XXVIIL, 



474. (1863). 

 Euplocamus horridellus, Wlsm., Trans. Ent. Soc. 



Lond., 1881, 2378. 



Malvern (Natal), three specimens (Bowker) ; Estcourt 

 (Natal), one specimen (Hutchinson) . 



BAEBAROSCARDIA, gen, n. 



{@af@afoq = foreign, scardia (nom. gen.) ). 



Type. Barbaroscardiafasciata, Wlsm. 



[PI. vii., fig. 76.] 



Antennas $ strongly ciliated. Labial palpi roughly clothed 

 -beneath ; the short projecting apical joint slender, naked, slightly 

 sfeorter than the second joint. Maxillary palpi, Haustellum, and 

 OcelK, obsolete. Head rough. Fore wings ovate, apex evenly 

 rounded, costal and dorsal margins convex. Neuration 11 veins ; 

 7 and 8 from a common stem, 7 to apex ; rest separate ; one 

 internal vein running from the base of 6 to the base of 10. Hind 

 wings as broad as the fore wings, ovate, costal margin straighter and 

 less convex than the dorsal, apex rounded. Neuration 8 veins ; 3 

 and 4 arising from a point at the lower angle of the cell ; 5 dis- 

 tinctly separate from 4, nearly parallel with 6 and 7 ; one internal 

 vein from between 5 and 6 dividing the cell throughout. 



This genus differs from Euplocamus, Latr., in the 

 structure of the antennae, and in having only 11 veins in 

 the fore wings. 



[PL iv., fig. 23.] 

 Barbaroscardiafasciata, sp. n. 



Antennce pale brownish, ciliated in the male. Palpi whitish 

 ochreous, slightly darker at the sides and at the base of the apical 

 joint, projecting, scarcely upturned. Head whitish oehreous, 

 densely clothed above. Fore wings whitish ochreous, sprinkled 

 with scattered brown scales ; a distinct brown transverse fascia 

 lies at one-third of the wing-length, and is followed on the outer 



