A  specimen  received  from  Sungei  Ujong  is  here  figured.  I  have  carefully  compared
this  specimen  with  Mr.  Moore's  Moulmein  type,  and  find  slight  differences  in  the  following
particulars : — it  is  darker,  the  discal  bands  beneath  are  slightly  wider  apart,  and  the
submarginal  fascia  is  somewhat  less  lunular ;  but  all  these  differences  are  not  constant,  as  a
Perak  specimen  in  the  collection  of  Herr  Eibbe  is  much  lighter  in  hue.
j  N.  anjana  is  here  arranged  after  N.  vikasi.
'  Genus  ATHYMA  [antea,  p.  156).
1  6.  Athyma  kresna  (uutea,  p.  161).
Since  describing  the  female  as  differing  in  "no  essential  respects  from  the  male,"  the
only  distinguishing  character  being  that  in  the  female  the  cellular  streak  of  the  anterior  wings
is  apparently  never  broken,  Mr.  Moore  has  pointed  out  to  me  that  this  female  represents  his
A.  kanica,*  and  he  considers  the  true  female  to  be  a  yellow  and  brown  form,  much  like  the
corresponding  sex  of  A.  neftc,  or  again  it  may  be  his  A.  subrata  (antea,  p.  164),  of  which  also
female  specimens  are  alone  known.  Breeding  must  decide  this  point,  and  my  own  opinion
leans  to  the  supposition  that  all  these  three  distinctly  marked  females  belong  to  A.  kresna,  and
are  trimorphic  varieties  of  that  species.
Genus  HYPOLIMNAS  {antea,  p.  164).
4.  Hypolimnas  anomala  (rt/?^((,  p.  169).     (Tab.  XLI.,  f.  1,  2  <? :  3,  4  ?  .)

Since  giving  the  description  of  the  above  species  I  have  received  a  fair  series  of  specimens,
and  am  now  able  to  give  figures  of  both  sexes.  It  is,  like  most  of  the  other  members  of  the
genus,  a  very  variable  species.
*  Proc.  Zool.  Soc.  1858,  p.  17,  ii.  17.  t.  51,  f.  2.
Sept.  30,  1886.  5  x


446  RHOPALOCERA    MALAYAN  A.
