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40 U-S. NATIONAL MUSEUM BULLETIN 257 6. Males with strongly asymmetrical valvac Gatesclarkeana Right and left valva similar, though hairing may be asymmetrical . . 7 7. Uncus and gnathos united into a large rounded pad, with two pairs of pending processes upon it, and with a narrow annular connection with anellus; sterigma bilobed Sycacantha Uncus not united with gnathos or absent 8 8. Uncus well developed, clavate or pointed 9 Uncus absent or represented by a pencil of hairs 14 9. Tegumen with uncus long, gradually narrowed; valva simple, elongate-oval, moderately curved, with a rounded top. Hedya (subgenera Hedya and Platypeplus) Tegumen long, if gradually narrowed, then valva not simple 10 10. Uncus pointed, gnathos very strong, porrected, with two diverging apical horns Gnathmocerodes, new genus Uncus clavate 11 11. Valva narrow, cucuUus with a projection of ventral side 12 Valva broad, cucuUus without a ventral projection 13 12. Projection of valva subapical or postmedian Statherotis Projection of valva submedian Olethreutes 13. Uncus with a fringe of spines Bactra Uncus without such fringe Phaecadophora 14. Uncus represented by a pencil of hairs Cryptaspasma Uncus entirely absent 15 15. Valva triangular, narrowed towards rounded top . Bubonoxena, new genus Valva elongate, dilated towards bilobate top . . Loboschiza, new genus 16. Palpus in male modified, enlarged, triangular, terminal segment apparently absent, a slender black pencil of hairs from forehead . . Eucoenogenes Palpus in male not thus modified 17 17. Greenish, in male basal segment of antenna thickened and notched. Peridaedala Not greenish, male antenna normal 18 18. Corpus bursae in female modified, with a characteristic sclerotised upper edge. Erinaea Corpus bursae not so modified 19 19. Male genitalia of olethreutine type, uncus developed; valva with large spines along edge of sacculus .... Hedya (subgenus Cellifera, new subgenus) Male genitalia of eucosmine type, uncus absent 20 20. Valva with a digitoid process from disc below base of costa. Costosa, new genus Valva without such process 21 21. Gnathos distinct, or reduced to lateral rods or to a membranous transverse structure 22 Gnathos entirely absent Cryptophlebia 22. Gnathos reduced to lateral rods, cucuUus moderate, its stalk not narrow, forewing with veins 4 and 5 separate, never connate Eucosma Gnathos membranous, cucuUus large, broadly semioval, its stalk narrow; forewing with veins 4 and 5 connate or closely approximated . Petrova 23. Socii present, distinct lobes 24 Socii entirely absent 25 24. Sacculus broadly triangular, cucuUus narrowed at base to a stalk. Crocidosema Sacculus moderate, cucuUus not so narrowed at base . . . Strepslcrates
MICROLEPIDOPTERA OF PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 41 25. Hindwing in male with vein 8 running into vein 7 near base . . . Pammene Hindwing in male with vein 8 separate Laspeyresia Gatesclarkeana Diakonoff, 1966 Figures 58-64 Gatesclarkeana DiakonofF, 1966, Zool. Verh. Leiden, no. 85, p. 48, figs 28, 30, 32. Head with roughly appressed scales, in female forming a crest on vertex. Ocellus posterior. Proboscis rather weak and short, especially in male. Palpus moderate, porrected, with rather closely appressed scales, slightly rougher in female, median segment rather curved in male, sinuate in female, roughish along upper edge towards apex, terminal segment moderate. Antenna short-ciliate in male, ciliations imder 1/2, pubescent in female. Thorax smooth. Posterior tibia in male sometimes (type species) densely but smoothly scaled above and externally, below with a dense, fanlike brush of long hair scales, along rostral edge of brush hairs ciu-ved caudad. (When the hindlegs are in rest, these brushes cover the venter almost completely). Sometimes hind tibiae in male normal. Abdomen sometimes (type species) with the third to fifth sternites modified, dilated, with nvunerous small folds; apparently especially the third sternite can be strongly expanded, with posteriorly, a dense fringe of scent hairs or scales, especially along a median excision of posterior edge; foiu-th sternite somewhat less extended and without hairs, fifth with an additional bladder-like trapezoidal appendix with a densely haired top. Sometimes abdomen almost normal, these sternites only shghtly enlarged. In type species these sternites covered with extremely large, oval, shining whitish scales. Forewing with vein 2 from beyond 2/3, 3 from angle, 4 closely approximated, 7 separate, to termen, 8 and 9 closely approximated at base, 11 from before middle. Hindwing with a cubital pecten, 2 from beyond middle, 3 and 4 connate from angle, 5 closely approximated, 6 and 7 closely approximated towards base. Male genitaUa asymmetrical. Tegumen high, triangidar, its legs (pedunculi) rather slender. Uncus clavate, slightly bilobed, membranous and hairy, socius-like. Socii large, pending. Gnathos not distinct. Left valva elongate, cucidlus with a narrow base; saccidus, a separate, subquadrate lobe; harpe, a large rounded and flattened pad, covered throughout with strong thorns; right processus dorsalis large and prominent. Right valva much enlarged, right sacculus many times larger than left, semioval; right cucullus long, pointed, with a sheaf of very long bristles at the base extending beyond the
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