The  antennae  with  long  plumules  compared  with  those  of  normal  ?  s  and  with
numerous  dark  hairs  fringing  them  as  in  normal  ^  s  ;  the  pectinations,  however,  are
very  slight  compared  witn  those  of  <f  s.     Coll.  Mera  (Bacot,  in  litt,).
Teratological  examples  of  S.  pavonia. — (i)  A  male  with
narrow  wings,  the  forewings  with  the  basal  half  of  costa  strongly
excised  and  concave,  the  left  hindwing  with  the  apical  part  ol  costa
excised  (Hampson,  E.M,M,y  xxxvii.,  p.  ii8).  (2)  A  specimen
with  five  wings  bred  at  Tenby  {Froc,  Ent,  Soc.  Lond,^  1888,  p.  xv).
