5376 Insects. 



1. Albistrigalis, Haw. (Type). 

 Nolalis, Guen. 



Taenialis, Hub. 



2. Costaestrigalis, St. 

 Leucopteralis, Guen. 

 Acuminalis, H.-S. 



Gen. 4. Schrankia, H.-S. 



Hypenodes, H. D., St. 



1. Turfosalis, Wocke. (Type). 

 Humidalis, H. D., St. 



Fam. 2. Herminidjl, Dup. 



Gen. 1. Rivula, Guen. 



1. Sevicealis, W. V. (Type). 

 Leeana (Tortrix), Fab. 

 Gen. 2. Herminia, Lat. 



Polypogon, Schr.j H. D. Cat. 



1. Derivalis, Hub. 

 Glaucinalis, TV. V. 

 Emortualis, Haw., St., Wood. 768. 



2. Barbalis, Lin. 

 Strigilata (Geom. ), m Clerck. 

 Pectitalis, Hub. 



3. Tarsipennalis, Tr. 



Tarsicrinalis, Hub., H D., Cat., Wood, 767, 



4. Grisealis, W. V. 

 Nemoralis, Fab., Wood, 766. 



5. Cribralis, Hub., Wood, 763. 



Div. 8. Pyralites, Guen. 



General Characters. — Larvae thick, rarely elongated, with dilated 

 and moniliform rings much attenuated at the two extremities, glossy 

 and shining ; segments verrucose and pilose ; sixteen perfect feet ; 

 ventrals thin ; head small and shining, frontal plate horny, that of the 

 nape always distinct. They live always enclosed, some in animal 

 substances, others in moss, others in water, the greater number be- 

 tween the leaves of vegetables, which they tie together with silk. 



Chrysalides unarmed, smooth, with a fine skin ; abdominal rings 

 free ; form conical. Contained in cocoons spun where the larvae have 

 lived. 



Imago. Antenna generally long, thin and slender, filiform or mo- 

 niliform, garnished with very fine hairs, rarely ciliated. Labial palpi 

 sometimes disposed in a beak, sometimes normal, but of ordinary 

 length, or when extended in a beak not having the third joint 



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