Acidaliodes Hampson
Type species: perstriata Hampson, Sri Lanka.
The male antennae
are ciliated. The labial palps are porrect, reaching the vertex of the head,
but the third segment is very short. The forewing radial system, illustrated by
Hampson (1910), has (R1(R2(R3,R4))) stalked, with R5 independent. Rs and M1 are
stalked on the hindwing. The facies is generally as in Araeopteron
species.
Only the type
species, that from Borneo described below, and melasticta Hampson (New Guinea) occur in the Old World, but
Poole (1989) listed 13 species from the Neotropics.
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