72 Masami Hayashislighdy overlapping at <strong>the</strong> base and emarginate apicad, and <strong>the</strong> apex subacute, more orless rounded, extending slightly beyond apical margin <strong>of</strong> 3rd abdominal sternum; f 7thsternum wide, not so narrowed towards <strong>the</strong> apical part, with <strong>the</strong> caudal margin widelyrounded; f 8th sternum (subgenital plate) very wide, with <strong>the</strong> caudal margin somewhatemarginate at <strong>the</strong> middle; caudal margin <strong>of</strong> 4 7th sternum acutely notched at <strong>the</strong> middle;4 9th tergum wide and short, ca 0.95X as long as wide, with ra<strong>the</strong>r wide apex; forewingelongated apically, and node on <strong>the</strong> costal margin situated before middle; stalk <strong>of</strong> veinsIM and 2M in forewing very short; vein CuP <strong>of</strong> forewing well separated from vein 1A inabout basal 3/4; vein R4+5 <strong>of</strong> hindwing slightly bent upwards in <strong>the</strong> basal part from 1stcross vein.Figs. 150-153. Male genitalia <strong>of</strong> C. corvus. 150, 151: Pyg<strong>of</strong>er in ventral (150) and lateral(151) views. 152, 153: Apical part <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong>ca with vesica everted in lateral view (152,right side view). Scales; 1mm (150-151), 0.5 mm (152-153).
A <strong>Revision</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>Genus</strong> <strong>Cryptotympana</strong>, II 73Male genitalia (Figs. 150-153). Pyg<strong>of</strong>er unusually large, 6-7 mm in length, widenedin basal 1/2, ca 1.8X as long as wide, with a pair <strong>of</strong> distinct ventral lobes inwardly curvedtowaeds <strong>the</strong> apical parts, and with a short caudal beak; uncus lobe wide, rotundateapically, curved inwards near <strong>the</strong> middle, and <strong>the</strong> apical part nearly straight; <strong>the</strong>ca long,much widened and thickened apically, with 2 (a pair <strong>of</strong>) wide triangular dilatations (asobtuse processes) towards <strong>the</strong> apex; vesica ra<strong>the</strong>r short and narrower than <strong>the</strong>cal apex,without saccate process.Body length: f 43-47 mm, 4 36-40 mm. Total length: 59-67 mm.Expanse <strong>of</strong> forewings: 108-128 mm.Exuviae (Fig. 154). 4- Body dark castaneous, with lateral dilatation <strong>of</strong> pronotum,wing-pad, anterior 1/2 <strong>of</strong> abdominal tergum, legs and abdominal sternum, moreinfuscated; frontoclypeus roundly swollen, with 8 transverse rows <strong>of</strong> hairs; antennaexamined on basal 4 segments, about 10:6.5: 6: 7.5 in <strong>the</strong> ratio <strong>of</strong> each segmental length;fore femur very wide, with 7-too<strong>the</strong>d anterior comb, and short intermediate and posteriorspikes; rudiment <strong>of</strong> ovipositor ra<strong>the</strong>r oblong, ca 1.4X as long as wide; anterior angle <strong>of</strong>10th segment slightly concave. Body length: 32.7 mm, head width: 11.2mm. Exuviaeexamined: 14, Ledo, Assam, VIII. 1945, William L.Jellison (NMNH).Distribution. Bangladesh (Sylhet), N India (Uttar Pradesh, Assam, Darjeeling andSikkim), Bhutan and Nepal.Fig. 154. Exuviae <strong>of</strong> C. corvus. A, Frontoclypeus and clypeus in lateral view; B, rightantenna (basal 4 segments); C, left fore leg (w/o tarsus); D, apical part <strong>of</strong> abdominalventer (4)- Scales, 1 mm.