1898.] OF THE SUBFAMILY PTEAUSTIlfA 619 



Hind wing with veins 3, 4, 5 from angle of cell, which is short ; 

 6, 7 from upper angle, 7 anastomosing with 8. 



rig. 18. 



Entephria jaguaralis, (J. \. (From Moths Ind. yol. iv.) 



Sect. I. (Pi/cnarmon). Antennae of male with the shaft thickened 

 at about one-third length, where there is a cleft fringed with 

 hair on each side. 



A. Antennse of male M'ith a tuft of hair projecting from the 



upperside of the cleft and diminishing scale-teeth beyond 

 it for a short distance. 



(1) ElfTEPHEIA JAGUAEAIIS GuBU. Delt. & Pyr. p. 283. 



Himalayas ; Assam ; Malayan 

 subregion to Solomons. 



B. Antennse of male without tuft of hair from the cleft and 



scale-teeth beyond it. 



(2)tENTEPHEiA TiEGATALis Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 92, pi. 7. f . 9. 



Himalayas ; Assam ; Ceylon. 



(3)tENTEPHEiA ABBAXAiis Wlk. xxxiv. 1349. N.E. India. 



(4)tENTEPHEiA BECEPTALis Wlk. xvii. 473 ( $ ). Brazil. 



Sect. II. (Entephria). Antennse of male simple and ciliated. 



A. Pore wing of male below with a fringe of large curved scales 

 in the cell arising from the subcostal nervure. 



(5)tENTEPHEiA ALBOFLAvALis Moore, Lep. Atk. p. 220. 



Sikhim ; Andamans. 



B. Pore wing of male with no fringe of scales in the cell below. 

 (6)*Entbpheia deiconalis Wlk. xix. 966. Brazil. 



(7) Entepheia diaphana Cram. Pap. Exot. ii. p. 26, pi. 113. f. Gr. 



Zambesi. 



(8) Entepheia CEiBEATA Pabr. Ent. Syst. iii, 2, p. 215 (1794). 



Oriental and Australian regions. 

 Pycnarmon caberalis Gueu. Delt. & Pyr. p. 284. 



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