natural, history

Hutuna, I&'.Distribution: Philippine Is.; Celebes; Sumba to Queenslan~; Bismarck Archipelago;Solomon Is.GEOMETRIDAEOENOCHROMINAEOzola.bradleyi sp.n. (Figs. 50, 83)Rennelll., Te-Uhungango, 26-28. xi. 1953, (J.D.BRADLEY), holotype~.Paratypes: Niupani, I ~; Hutuna, I ~; Tingoa, I Cj?; Onengaguga, 2 'j); Kasipa Hill,c. 300 ft., I ~.~ 28-30 mm. Frons, head, thorax and abdomen light to warm buff. Both wings whitesuffused in varying degrees with light buff, especially along the veins. Proximal twothirdsof fore wing coarsely irrorate with sorghum brown; distal third uniformlysorghum brown with the exception of a small, white apical patch and a similar terminalpatcl1 at mid-wing. Hind wing with a small, apical patch of sorghum brown; theremainder of the wing similar to the proximal part of the fore wing. Cell spots onboth wings sorghum brown. Underside similar to the upperside.Genitalia. Ductus bursae membranous and cylindrical, equal in length to the diameterof the bursa copulatrix, which is almost globular and is membranous, except atthe left side anteriorly where it is weakly sclerotized, with a short, stout and stronglysclerotized, bifid process projecting anteriorly.GEOMETRINAEPiDgasa cbIora sublimbata (Butler)Hypochroma sublimbata Buder, 1882, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist., (5) 10: 232.Onengaguga, I &'.Distribution: New Guinea; Bismarck Archipelago; Trobriand Is.; D'EntrecasteauxIs.; Louisiade Archipelago.1baIassodes bypoxantha sp.n. (Figs. 52-54)Rennelll., Hutuna, 1-8. xi. 1953, (J. D. BRADLEY), holotype 3 & allotype ~.Paratypes: type locality, l&', 2 ~; Kasipa Hill, c. 300 ft., 23; Guadalcanall., 303,4 ¥;Tulagi I., 3&', I~; Choiseull., I 'j); Treasury I., I ¥; Bougainville I., 23, I ¥;Rossel I., 2100 ft., 3~; Sudest I., Mt. Riu, 2000 ft., 10',6 ¥, Woodlark I., 40'.I ~; New Britain. 1&, 3 ~; French Is .• I &: New Ireland, 53, 3~; New Hanover,1&, I ~; St. Matthias 1.,4&, I ~; Admiralty Is., Manus, 23, 7