Notes on the Lepidoptera of the Family Zygnid, with ... - Wallace Online

360 JCR. A. 0. BUTLER ON TIIE
As I have already said, I feel somewhat uncertain as to the posi-
tion of this genus, although I believe it to be allied to Thyretes.
Subfamily PHAUDINX *.
The genera PRaibda, Odozana, and a new genus from Japant
will, I think, form a distinct subfamily ; I shall not, however, go
into this group in the present paper, excepting to enumerate the
spccies of Phauda :-1. P.Jlammans, Wlk.; 2. P. Zortunei, H.-Sch.
(triadurn, Walk.) ; 3. P. mahisa, Moore ; 4. P. sumatrensh, Wlk.
5. P. tenceipennis, Wlk.
The following genera would, I think, be best referred to the
Thyretinae as au A~nerican subgroup : they all have the primaries
opaque, and have six nervures branching from the discoidal cell
of secondaries, two subcostal brunches, one radial, and three median,
the latter four following at about equal distances from each
other ; one genus, Aglaope of Walker (nec Latreille), Harrisina
of Packard, has radiating terminal brushcs to the abdomen in the
male, and a very slender body.
Genus URODUS, Herrich-Sclrayer.
1. URODUS MONURA, Herrich-Schufer, Aws. Schmett. i. fig. 219t.
Park (Bates). U.M.
2. u. XYLOPHILA. Herrich-Schufer, Auss. Schmetf. i. fig. 220.
Venezuela.
1 am doubtful as to this spccies being congeneric with the
type.
Genus PAXPA, Walker (restricted). P1. XXVIII. fig. 13.
1. PAMPA MYSTICA=ELIChrOmia (Pampa) mystica, Walker, Lep. Het.
i. p. 239.
Ilonduras (Dyson). Type, B.M.
2. P. INVARIA=EuchrOmia (Pnmpu) invaria, JVaZker, Lep. fief. i.
p. 240.
Santarem (Bates). Type, B.M.
Genus HARBISINA, PacXard. P1. XXVIII. fig. 5.
Aglaope, Walker (nec Latreille.).
1. HARRISINA AMERICANA=AghOpe americana, Boisd. in crif. An.
Xingd.
Georgia (E. Doublei’ay). B.M.
* Wings rather narrow and elongated, antenna: iiliform or pectinated.
t A4bdo~ne~~ terniinating in long radiating hnirs.