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110 U.S. NATIONAL MUSEUM BULLETIN 25 7<br />

8. A subrectangular transverse blotch on costa at 3/4, a broad terminal band;<br />

ground color whitish ochreous (New Guinea) . . . . C. lignisquama<br />

No large blotches along posterior part of costa, no terminal band. Ground<br />

color white (Fiji)<br />

C. gypsota<br />

9. More than one larger dark spot in disc 10<br />

Only one larger dark patch or suffusion in disc 11<br />

10. Some four discal spots of diverse size; very large species (36 mm) (Solomon<br />

Is.)<br />

C, tetrarcha<br />

About 16 raised big scale tufts, edged with whitish and with metallic violet.<br />

A species of moderate size (16-18 mm) (India) C. myrmecias<br />

11. Small dark fuscous or blackish irregular dots along costa in 2-3 transverse<br />

rows beyond cell and raised tufts along edges of cell 12<br />

No raised dark tufts along edges of cell 13<br />

12. Transtilla circular, with two pairs of sclerotized or spined cusps (Assam).<br />

C. pleurophanes<br />

Transtilla, two semicordiform plates, with only one pair of sclerotizations<br />

(Java)<br />

C. roepkei<br />

13. An invert-trapezoidal well-defined dark patch in center of disc, a dark streak<br />

along basal third of dorsum (New Ireland)<br />

C. nesographa<br />

Discal patch irregular, no dorsal streak 14<br />

14. Antenna in both sexes lamellate (Solomon Is.) C. thrombota<br />

Antenna in cf unipectinate (2>0, in 9 stout, serrulate (New Guinea).<br />

C. narcodes<br />

Copromorpha smaragdarcha, new species<br />

Figures 137, 572<br />

Male, 14.5 mm. Head light ochreous. Antenna light ochreous,<br />

banded with brown above (imperfect). Palpus with median segment<br />

roughly edged below, terminal segment over 1/2; dark fuscous olive,<br />

median segment with a light ochreous apical ring, terminal segment<br />

whitish, with a dark fuscous-oUve median ring. Thorax olive, paler<br />

at apex (abdomen mounted).<br />

Forewing ovate-sub truncate, dilated, broadest at 2/3, costa little<br />

curved at extreme base, straight along 2/3, gently angulate and prominent<br />

at that point, last third slightly slanting but little curved, apex<br />

broadly rounded, termen rounded, vertical. Greenish olive, indistinctly<br />

spotted and clouded with fuscous-green tinge, more distinct<br />

in certain lights; indication of raised tufts of scales,<br />

especially along<br />

the closing vein; posterior fourth of wing less olive, more fuscousbrown<br />

tinged; costa with a suffused dark olive-green-fuscous streak,<br />

becoming paler posteriorly; four small sub triangular white spots along<br />

posterior third of costa, first of these ill defined; seven or eight slender<br />

unequally spaced, undulating transverse streaks of shining emerald<br />

green and prismatic scales, irregular, partially obliterate, some of them<br />

interconnected; smaU tufts of blackish-fuscous scales on veins, forming<br />

an irregular somewhat zigzag transverse band halfway between cell<br />

and termen. Cilia dull dark greyish fuscous with little contrasting<br />

basal, postmedian, and subapical fuscous-olive lines.

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