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NOTODO?nTID.E. — ZENZEKID^. 
SYBRIDA, Walk. 
Sytrida inordinata. (Plate CVII. fig. 8.) 
Sybrida inordinata, Wall-er, Cat. Lep. Bet. Suppl. ii. p. 46G (18G5). 
Cujireous brown, with a slight tint of pink ; primaries crossed near the middle by two 
white-bordered lines, widely separated on the costa, but converging and united below the first 
median branch so as to form a large F-shaped character ; a golden brown discocellular litura : 
secondaries greyish, excepting towards outer margin and on the costa, which is whitish ; 
pectinations of antennse and thorax greyish. Under surface of a more rosy colour than above 
all the wings crossed by a whitish-edged dark grey line. Expanse of wings 4i millim. 
Darjiling. 
It is a curious fact that the inner line on the primaries was evidently entirely overlooked 
by Walker. The genus is peculiar and its natural position must remain doubtful until the 
species has been bred. 
ZENZERIDiE. 
ZENZERA, Latr. 
Zenzera pusilla. (Plate CVII. fig. 9.) 
Zeuzcra {sk) pusilla, Waller, Cat. Lep. Het. vii. p. 1538. n. 23 (1856). 
Primaries sericeous brownish white ; the costal border and submedian area transversely 
striated with black ; three black marginal dots near external angle : secondaries sordid white. 
Body and under surface sordid silvery white ; markings of primaries below less defined than 
above. Expanse of wings 26 millim. 
North India. 
Zenzera conferta. (Plate CVII. fig. 10.) 
Zeuzera {sic) conferta, WaVier, Cat. Lep. Het. vii. p. 1536. n. 18 (1856). 
? . Pinky white, spotted all over (excepting a patch at end of cell on primaries), in the 
usual manner, with metallic green-black spots, which run into short strise on the disks of the 
wings. Under surface less strongly marked than above. Expanse of wings 75 millim. 
Silhet. 
Zenzera leuconota. (Plate CVIII. figs. 1 & 2.) 
Zeuzcra {sic) leuconota, Wallcer, Cat. Lep. Het. vii. p. 1537. n. 20 (1856). 
Wings above smoky greyish brown, reticulated with black and varied with dull white 
patches as follows : — primaries with the internal and part of the external border broadly and 
