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DEEPANULID^. 
the discoidal cell ; a few greenish-white scales in each of these spots : body a little paler than 
the wings. Under surface sericeous sandy ochraceous^ with a small rounded blackish spot 
at the inferior angle of each discoidal cell ; primaries with the external area slightly dusky. 
Expanse of wings 43 millim. 
Darjiling [Lidderdale) . 
DREPANA, Schr. 
Drepana specularis. (Plate CVI. fig. 3.) 
2 . Drepana specularis, Moore, P. Z. S. 1879, p. 407; Le^)- Ins. Ceylon, ii. p. 120, pi. 124. fig. 2. 
J . Smaller than the female^ the wings narrower and more produced^ the primaries 
decidedly more falcate ; all the markings^ excepting the irregular patch across the centre of 
the primaries^ much more strongly defined. Expanse of wdngs 53 millim. 
cJ, Darjiling {Lidderdale) ; ? , Ceylon {Thwaites). 
The female in the Museum collection has the apex of the primaries somewhat more 
produced than in Mr. Moore's figure ; it measures 63 millim. in expanse. 
AUZATA, Walk. 
Auzata semipavonaria. (Plate CVI. fig. 1.) 
Auzata semipavonaria, Wall-er, Cat. Lep. Het. xxvi. p. 1620 (1862). 
Chalky white ; wings with two parallel irregular pale greyish-brown stripes across the 
basal third ; two just beyond the middle, followed by a series of dots and two undulated 
submarginal lines ; primaries with a P-shaped patch upon the disk interrupting the post- 
median stripes, its upper part pale brown, with a white line in fi'ont and with the veins across 
it partly white, its lower part brown internally and black externally. Under surface sericeous, 
white ; the subcostal area towards the base and the base of the costa pale brownish. Expanse 
of wings 42 millim. 
North India. 
MACEOCILIX, gen. nov. 
Allied to Argyris. Wings more transparent ; neuration entirely different ; primaries 
with four subcostal veins, but the first and second lying close together and emitted from 
a short footstalk, which originates at some distance before the end of the cell ; third 
and fourth branches emitted from a long footstalk and forming a long fork to apex ; 
radials emitted as in Argyris, but the discocellular veinlets forming an angle instead of a 
transverse line ; second and third median branches well separated at their origins. Secon- 
daries with much longer abdominal margin and consequently more oblique outer margin ; 
