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23. BOARMIA SIGNARIA. 



Fcem. Albido-fusca ; thorax nigricante fasciatus ; tibia posticce 

 vix incrassatce ; alee lineis interiore et exteriore fuscis dentatis 

 subundulatis, fascia adhuc exteriore fusca, spatio marginali 

 fuscescente lineam albidam submarginalem includente, litura 

 discali subobsoleta, punctis marginalibus nigricantibus. 



Female. Whitish, browo-speckled. Thorax with a blackish 

 band. Hind tibiae very slightly incrassated. Wings with the inte. 

 rior and exterior lines brown, dentate, slightly undulating, darker 

 brown on the angles than elsewhere ; exterior line accompanied on 

 the outer side by a parallel brown band, the latter containing some 

 darker brown streaks, which are opposite the angles of the line ; 

 marginal space brownish, containing the whitish submarginal line ; 

 marginal points blackish ; under side more cinereous, with the 

 markings very indistinct. Length of the body 5 lines ; of the wings 

 14 lines. 



a. Nova Scotia From Lieut. Redman's collection. 



24. BOAEMIA INDICATAEIA. 



Mas. Cinerea, fusco dentissime conspersa ; antennce late pecti- 

 nate ; alee lineis duabus fuscis undulatis indeterminatis, spatio 

 marginali fusco lineam albidam angulosam submarginalem 

 includente, gutta discali subtus conspicua lunulisque margi- 

 nalibus nigris. 



Male. — Cinereous, very thickly#speckled with brown. Antennae 

 broadly pectinated, simple towards the tips. Wings with the inte- 

 rior and exterior lines brown, undulating, somewhat confused with 

 the speckles, black and distinct by the costa of the fore wings ; mar- 

 ginal space brown, including the white zigzag submarginal line ; 

 marginal lunules black ; discal mark not very apparent above, but 

 forming a distinct black dot on the under side, where there is 

 a black costal mark on the fore wings. Hind tibiae much incras- 

 sated. Length of the body 7 lines ; of the wings 18 lines. 



a. United States. Presented by E. Doubleday, Esq. 



Var< £. Wings less speckled ; discal mark more apparent. 



b — e. Trenton Falls, New York. Presented by E. Doubleday, Esq. 



