326 ptealid^:. 



ocellus ; a postmedial sinuous line highly bent outwards between 

 veins 5 and 3 ; the marginal area fulvous with a grey tinge, 

 narrowing to anal angle and with its inner edge sinuous ; both 

 wings with the cilia fuscous, grey at tips. 



Fig. 186. — Botyodes asialis, $ . \. 



Larva short and thick ; olive-green with reddish lateral band ;; 

 small hair-bearing dorsal and sublateral and two series of larger 

 lateral black spots ; head black, the vertex yellow. Pupa green, 

 with short anal point and antennal sheath. Pood-plant, Ficus. 



Sab. Baluchistan ; throughout India, Ceylon, and Burma ; 

 Borneo. Exp. 50 millim. 



4949. Botyodes principalis, Leech, Entom. xxii, p. 69, pi. 3, fig. 9. 

 Botyodes maculalis, Swinh. A. M. N. H. (6) xiv, p. 198. 



Differs from asialis in being sulphur-yellow. Fore wing with 

 the postmedial hue reduced to specks, slightly sinuous and more 

 regularly inwardly oblique ; the submarginal line only represented 

 by diffused fuscous patches on the inner side of the dax'k fulvous 

 marginal area. Hind wing with dark discocellular speck; the 

 postmedial line with its sinus dentate and with diffused fuscous 

 patches towards costa and inner margin ; a highly dentate sub- 

 marginal line ; a small fulvous apical patch, with fuscous patch on 

 its inner edge ; a series of dark specks close to the margin. 



Eab. Japan ; Khasis. Exp. 44 millim. 



Sect. II. (Endocrossis). Antenna? of male with the basal joint 

 normal ; mid femora without the grooved tuft. 



A. Hind wing of male ivith tlie inner area more or less clothed 

 with long rough hair above and below. 



4950. Botyodes flavibasalis, Moore, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 96; Felder, Peis. 

 Nov. pi. 135, fig. 41 ; C. # S. no. 4036. 



6 . Orange; the tibise, palpi, collar, and two basal segments of 

 abdomen with black spots ; anal tuft pale yellow. Pore wing with 

 basal black spot; a nearly erect antemedial black line usually 

 interrupted at middle ; a grey-brown black-edged discocellular' 



