LEPIDOPTERA HETEROCERA. 1713 



Male. Black. Palpi lanceolate, nearly conniving at their tips, 

 fully as long as the breadth of the head, whitish beneath at the base ; 

 third joint lanceolate, about half the length of the second. Abdomen 

 not extending beyond the hind wings ; apical appendages large- 

 Legs smooth, slender, lined with white ; first pair of spurs much 

 longer than the apical pair. Fore wings somewhat rounded at the 

 tips, with a white band, which is fofked in front, and with two more 

 exterior white lines, which are connected at the interior angle; three 

 subclavate ochraceous lines and three less distinct pale bluish lines 

 along the apical part of the costa ; marginal line slender, pale bluish ; 

 under side with the baud dilated, and with the submarginal line 

 forming two spots. Hind wings white, with a blackish discal spot, 

 and with a black undulating exterior line, beyond which the surface 

 is nearly wholly blackish, with the exception of the fringe ; under 

 side with black speckles towards the base, and with a curved abbre- 

 viated pale bluish submarginal line. Length of the body 6 lines ; 

 of the wings 16 lines. 



a. Australia. From Mr. Argent's collection. 



b. ? 



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COREMIA MUNITATA. 



Geometra arcticaria, Germ. Faun. Ins. Eur. xvi. f. 25. Zett. Ins. 

 Lapp. 964, 2. Metzner, Ent. Zeit. Stett. vii. 241, 3. 



Iceland. 



Page 1308. 



COREMIA PoNTISSALARIA. 



Aim anticce subcinereo-albicantes, fascia fusca basali, fascia media 

 fusco-nigricante, in medio angulosa lata ad summum subtusque 

 coarctata ; postica? cinerascentes, linea gemina angulosa albi- 

 can tes ; punctum oblongum discale anticis nigrum, posticis 

 nigricans, subtus obliteratum ; palpi breviores, graciles. 



Coremia Pontissalaria, Bruand, Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 2me Ser. iv. 

 204, 3. 



South France. 



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Coremia obruptata. 



Mas. Cervina, ; palpi breves, lati, subdecumbentes ; antenna setu- 

 losa ; alee lineis plurimis obscurioribus subundulatis ex parte 



