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Zamarada spp.
Two female specimens may represent further taxa in this first group. The
first, from lower montane forest at 900m on the limestone G. Api in N. Sarawak,
has very rounded excavations to the interior margin of the forewing borders. The
structures on the sterigma of the female genitalia (slide 15815) have the
central process elongate, triangular and extending well beyond the rather
delicate, sinuous, pointed lateral processes (the reverse holds in scriptifasciata
and baliata).
The second specimen (slide 10521) was taken at 500m in hill dipterocarp
forest on the slopes of G. Mulu. It resembles scriptifasciata and denticulata
in facies, but has only the central process, narrow, trapezoid, on the
sterigma.
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