Elcysma Butler, 1881
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Genus Elcysma Butler, 1881 View in CoL View at ENA
Type species: Elcysma translucida Butler, 1881 View in CoL by monotypy (currently a junior synonym of Agalope westwoodii Vollenhoven, 1863 )
Diagnosis. Superficially unmistakable among Chalcosiinae by having translucent wings and “tailed” hindwing. Elcysma is characterized by the combination of the following characters: 1) On hindwing, outer margin forms a tail-like projection just below the apex, veins M 2 and M 3 stalked. 2) In male genitalia, the distal sclerotized section of costa and sacculus fuse at the distal end of the valva and form a short spiniform distal process. 3) Juxta lobes long (ca. 2 × length of the basal section of juxta) and broad (ca. 0.5 × width of the basal section of juxta), the gap between the juxta lobes is V-like, the depth is nearly a half of the totally length of the juxta. 4) The subscaphium is sclerotized and U-shaped. 5) In female genitalia lamella postvaginalis present, band-like.
Distribution. From Japan through Korean peninsula, Russia Far East, most parts of mainland China except the northwestern part to Northeastern India and Northern Indochina.
Species composition
E. westwoodii ( Vollenhoven, 1863) ( Figs 49, 50 View FIGURES 45–50 , 63 View FIGURES 51–63 , 91, 92 View FIGURES 88–92 , 107 View FIGURES 93–107 , 119 View FIGURES 115–119 )
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