Cat. Lep. Ph. Brit. Mus. Vol. 1

1142. Correbia ? elongata.
Chloropsinus elongatus, Dognin, Le Nat. (2) iv. p. 91 (1890) ; id. Lép, Loja,
pl. iv. f. 3; Kirby, Cat. Het. p. 156.
Female. Head black, shot with blue; thorax and abdomen brick-red ;
patagia brown; legs brown, the femora red; abdomen with ventral
series of white points. Fore wing red-brown, with triangular
terminal yellow patch at tornus. Hind wing hyaline, with the
veins and terminal area black-brown.
Hab. Ecvavor, Loja. vp. 34 millim, This species is unknown
to me.

Supp. 1

590 b. Rhynchopyga elongata, Dogn., trans. from
Correbia, no. 1142.
Male. Fore wing with the whitish patch at tornus almost obsolete.
Subsp. 1. Both sexes with broad rather oblique antemedial
ochreous band from below costa to vein 1 crossed by dark streaks
on the veins and a yellow band from costa beyond middle, towards
which it narrows, to tornus; abdomen with the dorsal white spots
defined by blackish.
Perv, Carabaya, San Domingo in Coll. Dognin.


AZ NOTE: Cat. Lep. Ph. Brit. Mus. uses a non-standard definition of "tegulae" and "patagia".
From Vol. 1:
"The thorax consists of three segments-the prothorax, bearing the
tegulm or collar-lappets, the patagia or shoulder-lappets, and the
fore legs ..." 



Seitz:
C. elongata Dogn. (26 a). Head black and blue; thorax and abdomen brick-red, shoulder-covers brown; legs brown with red femora. The venter shows a series of white dots. Forewings red-brown with a yellow, triangular inner-angular spot. Hindwings hyaline with blackish-brown veins and marginal band. Ex¬ panse of wings: 34 mm. Loja (Ecuador).