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Nemoria rectilinearta, sp. n. 
Whitish green. Primaries have an almost straight whitish 
transverse line before the middle and an oblique one beyond 
the middle ; the latter is continued on the secondaries. Fringes 
whitish, tinged with greenish. Under surface whitish, tinged 
with green ; area beyond the whitish transverse line paler. 
Expanse 24 millim. 
Several examples of each sex from Huang-mu-chang, July. 
Hab. Western China. 
Allied to N. indecretata, Walk., but the line on secondaries 
is straighter and terminates nearer the anal angle, and the 
costa of primaries is pale brown. 
Genus T'HALASSODES. 
Guen. Phal. i. p. 359; Meyrick, Fauna Brit. Ind., Moths 
P M i r) , 
p. 507 (1895).) 
Thalassodes gavissima. 
Comibena gavissima, Walk, Cat. Lep. Het. xxii. p. 575 (1861). 
Berta gavissima, Moore, Lep. Ceyl. ili. p. 435, pl. exevi. fig. 6g (1887). 
Thalassodes gavissima, Hampson, Fauna Brit. Ind., Moths, iii. p. 610 
(1895). 
One specimen from Wa-shan, June. 
Distribution. Simla; Sikhim; Ceylon (Hampson) ; 
Western China. 
Thalassodes vallata. 
Thalassodes vallata, Butl. Ill. Typ. Lep. Het. ii. p. 50, pl. xxxvi. fig. 9 
(1878) ; Hampson, Fauna Brit. Ind., Moths, ii. p. 514 (1895). 
Several specimens from Yokohama in Pryer’s collection. 
I met with this species at Nagasaki in May, Fushiki and 
Gensan in July, and at Hakodate in August. 
Distribution. Sikhim ; Khédsis (Hampson) ; Japan; 
Kiushiu; Yesso ; Corea. 
Thalassodes parallelaria, sp. n. 
Similar to 7. vallata, Butl., but rather lighter green in 
colour. The first line of primaries approaches the second on 
the inner margin, and the latter is parallel with outer margin ; 
both lines are white and without inward shading ; the costa 
is narrowly whitish and immaculate. The transverse line of 
secondaries is also white and terminates nearer the middle 
of abdominal margin than the anal angle. Fringes white, 
