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2. Forewing with a broad yellow submedian band, paler than other markings.
A. basalts
No such band 3
3. Ilindwing orange or dark fuscous with orange markings 4
Hindwing sometimes tawny ochreous or pale ochreous yellow, but not orange. 5
4. Hindwing orange marked with dark fuscous and blackish.
A. anthorma, new combination
Hindwing dark fuscous with a wedge-shaped orange streak ( cf ) or an orange
terminal fascia (?)
A. xanthogramma, new combination
5. Hindwing almost unicolorous dark fuscous A. orthogona
Hindwing not unicolorous fuscous 6
6. Forewmg with a double short basal, a double submedian, and a double
postmedian deep ochreous fasciae . . A. amethystodes, new combination
Forewing with a single whitish subbasal and a similar submedian line and with
a double light ochreous subterminal band turning whitish toward costa.
A. angulosa, new species
Anthophila streptatma (Meyrick, 1938), new combination
Figures 300, 679
Choreutis streptatma Meyrick, 1938, Trans. Roy. Ent. Soc. London, vol. 97, p. 523
(cf, New Guinea).—Clarke, 1955, Catalogue . . . Microlepidoptera . . .
Meyrick, vol. 1, p. 396.
Anthophila macropa Diakonoff, 1948, Treubia, vol. 19, p. 204 (cf, Moluccas)
[new synonym].
Distribution: New Guinea; Moluccas.
Material examined: Luzon, Benguet Subprov., Klondyke, 800
ft., 24.XII.1911 (A.E. Wileman), 1 cf, genit. sUde 4676 (BM).
The genitalia of the male {''macropa") have been described already,
but their photograph is pooriy reproduced (Diakonoff, 1948).
Therefore a more elaborate figure is presented now.
Anthophila angulosa, new species
Figures 305-306, 680
Female, 13 mm. Head whitish, vertex fuscous black. Antenna
dark fuscous. Palpus rather slender; whitish, median segment with
some dark fuscous subapical marks, terminal segment with apical
half dark fuscous. Thorax dark fuscous, an anterior and a median
white band, tegula with a broad subbasal band and top white. Abdomen
light fuscous, suffused with yellow ochreous. Posterior leg
(worn) light yellow, tarsus white, ends of segments ringed with yellow
and fuscous.
Forewing broadly sub triangular, strongly dilated, costa curved,
more so at extremities, apex tolerably pointed, termen long, irregularly
rounded, little obhque. Fuscous marked with white and
yellow ochreous. Two white hardly inwards-obhque transverse
straight streaks, beyond base and at 1/3, respectively, more or less