EUGLYPHIS. By Dr. M. Draudt. 589 
A. rubripalpis Fldr. (82 c) is smaller and greyer than albicans , the palpi and the base of the costal margin rubripalpis. 
being red, the vein-dots particularly in the more strigiform, in the $ by connecting shadows arranged more 
as transverse lines, the terminal spots very large, oval. Rio Grande do Sul. The frequent statement of its 
being a synonym of cribraria is wrong. 
A. rosea sp. n. (82 c) is marked almost like menuve or helier, but the ground-colour is pink, on the rosea. 
forewing with a grey longitudinal patch through the cell as far as the margin. Hindwing white with a smoky 
anal spot and black marginal dots. Abdomen above black, anal tuft red-brown. Palpi and base of costal margin 
crimson. According to 1 $ from Rio de Janeiro. Type in the Coll. Senckenberg. 
19. Genus: Smugly phis Hbn. 
This genus being also called Hydrias, Claphe, or Eriogaster comprises an enormous number of species 
the size of which varies between more than medium and small, the sexes being mostly very differently large, 
the considerably larger $9 exhibiting a very stout abdomen. The eyes are bare, the palpi rising obliquely 
or being more or less horizontal are rather long, the second joint thickly haired, the 3rd hidden in the hair. 
Proboscis stunted. Antennae rather short, of 1 /3 to % of the length of the costal margin, in the <$ in the 
basal half with rather long pectinations, in the terminal half just as long or shorter, in the $ short 
pectinated, at the base with a hair-tuft. Body and legs strongly haired, abdomen above with hair-tufts on 
the 3 or 4 first rings or also without them, hind tibiae and tarsi very long-haired. Forewing broad with slightly 
roundish costal and distal margins, apex rounded or, particularly in the more pointed. Vein 2 rises very 
near the base, about midway between 2 and 4, the latter with 5 from the lower cell-angle together or slightly 
separated; the cross-vein is very feebly developed; 6 rises on a stalk with 7 from the upper cell-angle, more 
or less near the margin 8 rises from the latter; 9 and 10 on a long stalk shortly before it, 11 separated 
from them from the centre of the upper edge of the cell, being later on coalescent with 12 , at about its centre. 
On the hindwing the costal margin is very convex, or only at the base convex, behind it occasionally con¬ 
cave, sometimes also before the produced apex with a concavity, the distal margin often dentate. The cross¬ 
vein is very feebly developed, the lower angle usually very much produced. 2 rises from the centre of the cell, 
3 midway between 2 and the veins 4 and 5 rising from the lower cell-angle; 6 rises together with 7 from the 
upper cell-angle or the latter shortly before it, 8 and 9 close together near the base, shortly behind the latter 
a short, strongly bent vein 10 proceeds; the basal loop is very indistinct. 
The small group assembled around the type of the genus is distinguished by black hair directed towards 
the costal margin, in the basal half of the inner margin. 
Type: E. claudia Stoll. 
E. claudia Stoll (= marginalis Wkr.). Fore wing light reddish-yellow like the body, but this colour claudia. 
remains pure only at the inner margin and distal margin as well as in a larger, obliquely quadrangular spot at 
the anal angle extending to the upper median branch; the whole basal half is in the same way as in the 6 
following species darkened by black and single white hairs turned towards the costal margin, the basal 
quarter being the darkest, separated by white wavy lines from a median area which is edged by somewhat darker 
lines; at the cell-end two dots obliquely below each other; behind the median area projecting twice pointedly 
the upper two thirds of the postmedian area are darkened grey as far as the broadly whitish dusted subterminal 
area in which there are greyish-black undulate linear spots, the spot between the upper radials projecting far 
inwards. Hindwing greyish-brown, at the distal margin reddish-yellow, at the costal margin traversed by 
several angular white lines, and with a dark median line, the subterminal row of spots being also here distinct. 
The type is from Surinam, Walker’s type from Para. The species is very variable, southern specimens (St. 
Catharina) are mostly more darkened, so that there remains hardly any trace of the reddish-yellow colour 
which has turned more yellowish-grey, and the bordering of the median area is more or less extinct, too: - 
f. conspersa nov. (82 d). The $ is didler and more monotonous. — folia Schs. (82 d) is very similar and probably conspersa. 
not specifically different; it differs in the absence of the dark median line on the hindwing. folia. 
E. aleria Drc. (82 d) is very similarly marked as claudia, but larger and much more monotonously alcria. 
greyish-brown, the marginal area hardly lighter, the light anal spot is entirely absent, the two discal dots are 
changed into an oblique thick streak; the fine white undulate line, on the inside of which there are small greyish- 
black spots, is crossed by fine yellowish veins. On the monotonously greyish-brown hindwing there is a rather 
large, prominent, dark subapical spot at the costal margin. Brazil. Ecuador, Bolivia. 
E. ocyroe Dogn. (82 d) is closely allied to the preceding ones, darker, more olive-grey, the inner- ocyroe. 
marginal half shaded by a darker longitudinal band, the thick black discal spot removed far inwards, the 
outer border of the median area indicated by short black vein-streaks at least in the costal-marginal half; the 
white undulate line as in the preceding species, though forming higher pointed arches, at the anal angle mostly 
a larger white spot. Hindwing in the basal half of the anal margin with a slight rust-brown tint. Mexico, 
Colombia, Ecuador. 
