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- 21 mm. at R1, sometimes interrupted at (SM1), in which case the tawny admarginal patch M-SM^ is connected with the basi-postdiscal area; discal bar M2-SM2...
- subterminal complete series of ochraceous-yellow lunules followed by admarginal narrow white spots. Antennae, head, thorax, and abdomen black; beneath:...
- major cell type of insects that stores fat body and reserves nutrients. admarginal (adjective): Along the margin. aedeagus The sclerotized terminal portion...
- interspaces 3 and 4 with elongate somewhat oval white spots at base, an admarginal red spot at tornus and at apex of interspace 2, and similar white spots...
- reaches, at M1 and M2 often the admarginal spots; submarginal white dots minute, the second the largest; admarginal interspaces occupied by greenish...
- series the upper four are fused together, and generally also with the admarginal line, patches R3-SM2 isolated, their proximal portions are obsolete. The...
- narrow crimson lines; lastly, a crimson spot near the tornal angle with an admarginal yellowish-white spot below it. Antenna, head, thorax and abdomen brown...
- are linear and heavy, except the third. The admarginal interspaces are pale tawny; while the admarginal line is tawny. The upper tail is 4.5 mm. long...
- double; this is followed by a sinuous postdiscal series of spots and an admarginal terminal series of smaller spots. In many specimens between the discal...
- grey-brown. Distal margin black, traversed by an indistinct grey-brown admarginal line. Hind wing marking as in congolensis but discal spots small and indistinct...