Seitz:
M. immanis Hmps. (17 c) is the largest species and differs from the similar ones by its quite black thorax and the absence of the basal white dots of the forewing. Both the wings are uninterruptedly bluish- green as far as beyond the cell. Bolivia, also from Ecuador.


Cat. lep. Ph. Brit. Mus. Vol. 1:
703 Macrocneme immanis

Male black; antennae white at tips; frons with lateral white points; tegulae with lateral and dorsal white points; pectus, stripes on coxae and femora and the fringe of hind tarsi whire; abdomen with subdorasl and lateral white pointe on 1st segment, the other segments suffused with dark green, the ventral surface white on basal half, reduced to bands on terminas. Fore wings suffused with dark 
metallic green to end of cell. Hind wing with dark green patch
in, below, and beyond lower end of cell.
Female . Rase of palpi, coxoo, and base of femora with whit.e points;
abdomen with white ventr:il band at base, the other segments with
ventral series of points, and the 2nd and 3rd segments with lateral
points.
Hab. Blivia, Chaco, Exp: 52 millim.