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GAURENA. By M. Gaede. 
florens. 
florina. 
trimacula. 
unimacula. 
bifasciata- 
auro- 
ias data. 
albifasciata. 
grisescens. 
nigrescens. 
florescens. 
argenti- 
sparsa. 
lichenea. 
sinuata. 
G, florens Wkr. (Vol. II, pi. 49 e). Olive brown, slightly clouded greenish-yellow. Interior line undulate, 
yellowish-white, the exterior line is only represented by a spot at the costal margin and the submarginal 
line by a spot at the costal and inner margins. The latter two spots are connected by a series of white 
dots. White dots in the cell and at the cell-end. 38—42 mm. Sikkim. 
G. florina sp. n. (85 c). Antennae of well pectinated. In both wings vein 5 less far in front than in 
florens. Vein 6 of forewing from the upper cell-angle, 7 and 8 from the apex of the areola, 9 and 10 from 
its anterior margin; this, however, is probably variable. Ground-colour similar to that of florens. Basal area 
not different. A yellowish-white spot at the centre of the inner margin. Only one fine white dot each at 
the centre of the cross-vein and in the cell. Between the spot at the costal margin and the spot at the 
anal angle, which has a more distinct dark filling, we notice an exterior row of white dots ending in a 
white spot. Only white dots instead of the lunae at the margin. The apical spot extends farther proximad 
than in florens. $ 40 mm. Central Burn, 900 m. Type in the British Museum. 
G. trimacula sp. n. (85 c). The 3 following species with ciliated antennae of the Vein 5 in both 
wings very near to 4. Also similar to florens. Vein 6 of forewing from the beginning of the areola, 7 and 
8 + 9 from its apex, 10 from its anterior margin. The white interior line extends very obliquely distad as 
far as the submedian fold. One distinct white dot each in the centre of the cell and at the ends of the 
cross-vein. The spot behind it at the costal margin is scarcely traceable, the one at the anal angle black, 
a yellow circle above it at vein 1, the apical spot also yellowish. The veins between them with rows of 
fine white dots. White streaks at the margin. Hindwing light yellowish-brown. $ 42 mm. Mt. Kunupi, 2000 m. 
(Dutch New Guinea.) Type in the British Museum. 
G. unimacula sp. n. (85 c). Forewing very dark red-brown. The white interior line as in trimacula. 
The uniform dark median area only contains the innermost white dot which is much more conspicuous than 
in bifasciata. A black indistinct median band behind it. Exterior line of white dots bent as in bifasciata, 
with a white spot at the inner margin. Three fine white dots below the yellowish-white apical spot. The 
white marginal spots and the black spots of the fringe as in bifasciata. Hindwing lighter than in the latter. 
$ 37 mm. Mt. Kunupi, 2000 m. (Dutch New Guinea.) Type in the British Museum. 
G. bifasciata sp. n. (85 c). Vein 5 near 4 in both wings. Vein 6 of forewing below the-cell-angle, 7 
and 8 from the apex of the areola, 9 and 10 from its anterior margin. Ground-colour blackish-brown, lighter 
below vein 2. The white interior line is similar as in florens, with lobes towards the base in the cell. A double 
white median line at the inner margin more distinct than farther in front. The double exterior line is distinct 
at the costal and inner margins, veins 2—4 between them obsolete. White dots below the large yellowish- 
white apical spot, and white marginal dots. Hindwing as in florens. $ 47 mm. Nomnagihe, 600 m. (Dutch 
New Guinea). Type in the British Museum. 
G. aurofasciafa Hmps. (85 d). Similar to florens (Vol. II, pi. 49 e). The marking is more pale yellow. 
The interior band is broad. From the costal margin to the inner angle a yellowish-white line. 38 mm. Sikkim. 
G. albifasciata sp. n. (85 c). Allied to aurofasciata Hmps. and grisescens Oberth. (Vol. II, pi. 49 e). The 
narrow interior line of the forewing pointedly projects at vein 1, light spots behind it at the inner margin. 
The exterior white line is more distinct than in aurosignata, similarly placed, the spot at the costal margin 
relatively smaller, with its apex towards the smaller, purely white central spot. Behind the exterior line at 
the inner margin a short distinct w'hite line, 3 white dots above it. The white marginal lunae extend to the 
apex. The apical spot as in aurofasciata. Hindwing as in the latter. $ 42 mm. Jatung, Tibet. Type in the 
British Museum. 
G. grisescens Oberth. A very dark specimen of this species which was figured in Vol. II on pi. 49 e 
is before me: — nigrescens form. nov. Interior line of forewing as pointed as in albifasciata. The wdiole ground¬ 
colour just as dark as the figures of nigrescens at the base. The white central spot is somewhat smaller, only 
the lower accessory spot is present and somewhat strigiform. Exterior line as indistinct as in nigrescens but 
without a dent inwards. The curved row of dots behind it and the marginal lunae are not different; the 
apical spot is filled with dark ground-colour. $ 36 mm. Chatong, Sikkim. 
G. florescens Wkr. (Vol. II, pi. 55 n). Two large whitish-yellow spots near the base, whereby it is 
separated from florens. The other spots are rounder, too, and not brownish. 35—40 mm. Sikkim, Khasia and 
Naga Hills. 
G. argenfisparsa Hmps. (Vol. II, pi. 56 f). The author has described it in ,,Moths of India “, but it 
probably occurs only in the palaearctic region. To be considered as a white-marked florens. 
G. lichenea Hmps. seems to be allied with argentisparsa. Ring-macula and reniform macula indistinct, 
the former 8-shaped, the other oblong. The submarginal line proceeds from an oblique black apical streak. 
Hindwing white, median line and margin dark. 35 mm. Sikkim, Naga Hills. 
G. sinuata Warr. (Vol. II, pi. 56 a) chiefly occurs in West China. As 1 specimen is also known from 
Hainan, the species must also be mentioned here. Recognizable by the fine white dot in the cell, which is 
absent in the similar aurofasciata. 
