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35. Gen. Azenia, Grote. 

 Allied to Aegle, but differing in the weak obsolescent 

 tongue. 



t tusn, Swin. j fura^ Swin. 



36. G^n. Aegle, Hb. 



Frons projecting with a large apical depression with 

 raised edges, from its centre an acute, vertically-flattened, 

 bilobed, corneous process. Palpi short, ascending ; second 

 joint rough-scaled anteriorly; terminal joint short. Thorax 

 and abdomen without crests. Posterior tibiae smootli. Fore- 

 wings normal. Hindwings with cell f ; 5 from slightly below 

 middle (f). 



hedychroa, Turn. 



37. Gen. Omphaletis, Hmps. 



Frons projecting, containing a large apical depression 

 with raised edges, in the centre of this a pointed or truncate 

 corneous process. Palpi moderate, obliquely ascending; 

 middle joint slightly roughened; terminal joint short. Thorax 

 without crests or sometimes with a rudimentary double 

 posterior crest. Abdomen not crested. Posterior tibiae hairy 

 on dorsum. Neuration normal. 



florescensj Wlk. heiiosema, Low. nuna, Gn. melo- 

 dora, Low. metaneura, Hmps. f sarcomor'pha^ Low. 

 t 'petrodora. Low . 



38. Gen. Dinoprora, nov. (8ti/o7r/3o>po9, with rounded prow). 

 Frons forming a strong rounded prominence. Palpi 

 moderate, obliquely ascending; second joint slightly rough- 

 ened; terminal joint short. Thorax and abdomen not crested. 

 Posterior tibiae hairy on dorsum. Neuration normal. 



endesma, Low.; type, xerampelina, Turn, plinthina. 

 Turn. 



39. Gen. Radinogoes, Butl. 



Frons not projecting. Palpi moderate, ascending ; second 

 joint smooth; terminal joint short. Thorax and abdomen 

 not crested. Posterior tibiae smooth. Fore wings normal. 

 Hindwings with cell over \. > 



Distinguished by the smooth palpi and posterior tibiae. 

 I should have adopted the name Proxenus, H-Sch., if Hamp- 

 son had not figured the type with hairy posterior tibiae. 



tenuis^ Butl. 



40. Gen. Leucocosmia, Butl. 



Frons not projecting, in male a cleft corneous ridge 

 on vertex covered with scales. Palpi rather lono^, ascending, 



