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16 U.S. NATIONAL MUSEUM BULLETIN 257<br />

and less regular teeth along the top of the labis; in the female, absence<br />

of a slight sclerite in the upper part of the ductus bursae and slight<br />

differences of the sclerotization of the rim of the ostium bursae,<br />

Homona Walker, 1863<br />

Key to the Philippine Species of Homona<br />

1. Males 2<br />

Females 5<br />

2. Costal fold absent; a large fulvous species (28 mm) H. aestivana<br />

Costal fold present 3<br />

3. Aedeagus with two long, subapical prongs; hindwing pale ochre.<br />

H. bicornis, new species<br />

Aedeagus either with teeth short, or these teeth not only apical; hindwing<br />

sometimes light fuscous 4<br />

4. Aedeagus with two short apical teeth; hmdwing fuscous.<br />

H. bakeri, new species<br />

Aedeagus with a subbasal and an apical cusp; hindwing pale ochre.<br />

H. phanaea<br />

5. Very large, 38 mm; forewing broad, not narrowed, with strongly sinuate costa<br />

and termen, apex produced; hindwing bright orange yellow.<br />

H. aestivana<br />

Smaller, 24-30 mm; forewing with costa less sinuate or straight, apex not<br />

produced; hindwing pale or light ochre 6<br />

6. Forewing hardly narrowed posteriorly, ovate truncate; cestum tortuous, not<br />

H. bakeri, new species<br />

coiled<br />

Forewang distinctly narrowed posteriorly, oblong; cestum coiled, not tortuous<br />

7<br />

7. Lamella postvaginalis, an oblong, longitudinal plate, continued as colliculum.<br />

H. bicornis, new species<br />

Lamella postvaginalis, a transverse plate, forming with colliculum a T-shaped<br />

H. phanaea<br />

structure<br />

Homona aestivana (Walker, 1866)<br />

Figures 303, 492<br />

Ericia aestivana Walker, 1866, List Lepidopterous Insects British Mus., pt. 35,<br />

p. 1803 (cf. New Guinea).<br />

Homona aestivana.— Meyrick, 1910, Proc. Linn. Soc. New South Wales,<br />

vol. 35, p. 212; 1912, in Aurivillius, Lepidopterorum Catalogus, pars 10, p. 14<br />

1913, in Wytsman, Genera Insectorum, fasc. 149, p. 19; 1938, Trans. Roy. Ent.<br />

Soc. London, vol. 87, p. 505.—Durrant, 1915, in Ogilvie-Grant, Rep. British<br />

Ornithologists' Union and WoUaston Exped., . . . Dutch New Guinea, 1910-<br />

1913, vol. 2, pt. 15, p. 153.—Diakonoflf, 1941, Treubia, vol. 18, p. 37; 1952,<br />

Proc. Ned. Akad. Wet., ser C, vol. 55, p. 404; 1953, Verh. Ned. Akad. Wet.,<br />

Nat., ser. 2, vol. 49, no. 3, p. 19.<br />

Ericia posticana Walker, 1866, List Lepidopterous Insects British Mus., pt. 35, p.<br />

1803 CcT, Sulals.).<br />

Distribution: New Guinea, Waigeu Is., Misool Is., Sula Is.;<br />

Philippine Is.

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