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ft caudate, the hinder wings having two projecting processes. 
Caudate, in which one or more projections in the hinder wings are 
extended into processes. 
Concolores, of the same colour both on the upper and under surfaces. 
Conniventes, which when at rest have the anterior margin in part 
contiguous to the inner or posterior margin, whether erect or in- 
cumbent. 
Convolute, wrapping round the body, the upper surface forming a 
convexity. 
Costa, the margin between the base and the apex. 
Crenate, the margin notched, but in such a way that the incisures 
are pointed to neither extremity. 
Cruciate, incumbent, but the inner margins lying over each other. 
Cruciate complicate, folded together crosswise. 
Deflexe, incumbent, but not horizontally, the outer edges declining 
towards the sides. 
Dentato-erosa, hollowed, with denticulations between the hollows. 
Denticulate, with minute distinct teeth. 
Denudate, a certain part destitute of scales, but opake. 
Digitate, divided nearly to the base like fingers. 
Discus, the space between the base, the apex, the margin, and the 
suture. 
Divaricate, incumbent, but diverging behind. 
Elongate, the posterior margin longer titan the interior. 
Erecta, when at rest, standing up so as to approach each other. 
Erose, with minute obtuse hollows and unequal lacinia?. 
Excaudate, having no projecting processes. 
Extense, not lying upon one another. 
Falcate, the posterior margin obtusely hollowed. 
Fenestrate, with one or more transparent spots. 
Fisse, digitated, divided into linear portions with straight margins. 
Cymnoplere, membranaceous and transparent without scales. 
Dorizontalcs, which when at restare parallel to the horizon. 
Ftyaline, quite transparent. 
Incumbentcs, which when the insect is at rest cover the back of the 
abdomen horizontally. 
Incurrate, the anterior margin bent like an arch. 
Integerrime, with a margin linear and not in any wise cut. 
1’ttegre, undivided without indentations. 
Irrorate, marked with exceedingly minute points. 
Lanceolate, oblong attenuated at both extremities. 
Maculate, marked with spots. 
■Margo exterior, anticus, crussior ale, the margin between the base 
and the apex. 
