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Caberapusaria. A variety described by J. P. Barrett, Ent. v. p. 215.
Ematurga atomaria. Staudinger notices a variety, orientaria, I. c. p. 166.
Sterrha anthophilaria, Hiibn., var. rosearia, Tr., is fully described by Staudinger,
I. e. p. 168.
Lythria purpuraria. Larva described by Newman, Ent. v. pp. 175,176.
An aberration of this species, or a new species between L. purpuraria and
L. sanguinaria is recorded by Erschoff from Omsk. Bull. Mose. 1870, i.
p. 219.
Ortholitha vicinaria, Dup., figured bv Lederer, Ann. E. Belg. xiii. p. 49,
pi. 2. f. 2.
Pellonia sicanaria, Zell. On the structure of the spurs in this species see
Staudinger, I. c. pp. 156,157.
Emmelesia unifasciata. Life-history described by J. Hellins, Ent. M. M.
vi. pp. 186-188.
Eupithecia. Dietze describes the larvae of E. irriguata, Hiibn. (S. E. Z.
1870, pp. 336, 337; transl. Ent. M. M. vii. pp. 14, 15), and of E.fraxinata,
Crewe, which latter species occurs at Frankfort, Mayence, and in the Odenwald.
He states that E. fraxinata is, like innotata, probably double-brooded;
on which the editor remarks that innotata is certainly single-brooded in
.Eastern Germany, at least in the Oder district, and that Knoch only observed
one brood at Brunswick.
Eupithecia consignata. Larva described by Newman, Ent. v. pp. 160,161.
Eupithecia reetangulata, L. Tengstrom describes var. colligata from Karelia
: Fauna et Flora Fenn. Forh. x. p. 358.
Hypsipetes impluviata. Larva described by Buckler, Ent. M. M. vii.
pp. 42, 43.
Coremia labradorensis, Pack., probably= Cidaria munitala, Hiibn., according
to Moschler, S. E. Z. 1870, p. 371.
Phibalapteryx lapidata. Taken in Ireland by S. R. Fetherstonhaugh, Ent.
v. pp. 215,210.
Cidaria tristata. Von Nolcken has investigated the synonymy of this
and two allied species, which he gives as follows:—1. tristata, Linn., CI,
Lang, Miill., Fuessl., De Vill, Borkh., Tr., = tristata, p., W. V., Goeze,
Brahm, Dup., Gueh.,=tristata, 5 , Zett., Heinem., Snellen, =funeraria, Dela
Ha,rpe,=limbosignata, Nolck. 2. hastulata, Hub., Beitr. (nee Geom. f. 356),=
luctuata, Hub., Lang (nee W. ~V.),=tristata, Hiib., Bl., Schr., De la Harpe,
Nolck.,=tristata, p., W. V., Dup., Gue"n., Snellen, = tristata, cf, Zett., Heinem.
3. funerata, Hiib., H.-S., Gueh. Remarks on the synonymy follow : alchemillata,
W. V., is not tristata, L.; pupillata, Thunb., is unrecognizable. Verb.
z.-b. Wien, xx. pp. 59-68.
Cidaria tristata, L., and limbosignata, Nolck. Grentzenberg points out the
differences between these varieties: Schr. Ges. Konigs. x. p. 117.
Cidaria nubilata, Pack., = Lygris lugubrata, Moschl, according to Moschler^
S. E. Z. 1870, p. 368.
Cidaria unicata, Gueii. Staudinger figures this species, Hor. Ent. Ross. vii.
pl.ii.f. 5.
Cidaria diversilineata destructive to the grape. Transformations described
by Saunders, Canad. Ent. ii. pp. 128,129.
Cidaria salieata, Hiibn. Staudinger gives ruficinctarla, Gu., probaria,