1170 CATALOGUE OF 



Genus BOCANA, C. L. H. xvi. 170. 



BOCANA MARGINALIS. 



marginalis, Wlk, Trans. Ent. Soc. Lond. 3rd Ser. i. 115. 

 Brazil. 



BOCANA DIGRAMMA. 



Mas. Pallide cervina ; palpi oblique ascendentes, verticem super- 

 antes, articulo 2o sat lato, 3o lanceolato gracillimo ; antenna 

 pubescentes ; ala? anticce latiuscula?, linea postmedia lineaque 

 submarginali angulosis indeterminatis, punetis nonnullis 

 disci punctisque marginalibus fuscis, reniformi fusco nigri~ 

 cante nebulosa, punetis duobus nigris ; posticus fuscescente- 

 cinerece. 



Male. Pale fawn-colour, slender. Palpi squamous, smooth, 

 obliquely ascending, rising rather higher than the vertex, a little 

 longer than the breadth of the head; second joint rather broad ; 

 third lanceolate, very slender, a little shorter than the second. An- 

 tennae slender, pubescent. Legs smooth, slender. Wings rather 

 broad. Fore wings acute, with a few brown points, and with an 

 incomplete zigzag postmedial brown line, which is contiguous to 

 the outer side of the reniform mark ; the latter is brown, partly 

 blackish-clouded, and has on its inner side two black points, the one 

 in front of the other ; submarginal line brown, zigzag, very incom- 

 plete ; marginal points brown ; exterior border hardly convex, 

 slightly oblique. Hind wings brownish cinereous. Length of the 

 body 3 lines ; of the wings 8 lines. 



a. Cevlon. From M. Nietner's collection. 



BOCANA? ERUBESCENS. 



Fcem. Pallide ochracea ; palpi oblique aseendentes, verticem longe 

 superantes, articulo So lanceolato gracili ; aim antica? fusco 

 conspersa, roseo subtinctce, gutta fasciisque duabus (2a mar- 

 ginali) cervinis,, punetis duobus basalibus, gutiis duabus cos- 

 talibus lineaque submarginali punctulari fuscis ; posticce 

 albidce, fusco late marginata. 



Female. Pale ochraceous, moderately stout. Palpi smooth, 

 obliquely ascending, much longer than the breadth of the head, 

 rising much higher than the vertex ; third joint lanceolate, rather 



