arimensis is discribed from Trinidad. 
As described, it has a lor more white on the abdomen.


Fleming, 1957; Zoologica N.Y. 42 (10): 120 



Sauritaorimensis,newspecies
(PI. I, fig. 3; PI. II, fig. 3)
Length of forewing of male 10.5-11.5 mm.
Related to Saurita lacteata Butler from which
arimensis differs in having the discal cell hyaline
and in not having a yeUowish-white patch below
the cell and another yellowish-white patch be-
yond the cell.
'Antennae bipectinate in the male with each
pectination dilated and bristled on the distal
end. Palpi brown, reaching vertex of head with
fan-shaped brown tuft on first segment. Whole
head uniform brown.
Patagia and disc of thorax uniform brown
with a small white patch on the mid-dorsum of
the metathorax. Tegulae brown with a crimson
patch on anterior margin near patagia (shoul-
ders) and a white bar at discal edge of tegulae
on the anterior margin of forewing. The inner
half of tegulae along the disc of the thorax
crimson.
Some white on the outer edge of the basal
half of the forecoxae on the episternum (2nd).
The remainder of the legs and the lateral and
ventral parts of the thorax brown.
Fore- and hindwings hyaline. Veins brown.
The forewings narrowly bordered with brown
but the apex of the wings broadly brown. The
brown patch at the apex extending within the
wing to the point where veins R4 and R5 fork.
A relatively broad brown discal bar (1.25 mm.) .
Hindwings with narrow brown margins broaden-
ing at apex. At the 1st anal fold the brown color
extends within the wing for approximately one-
third of the length of the wing from the margin,
and a brown patch extending into the wing at
the anal angle for approximately the same
distance.
Abdomen with the dorsum of the first and
second segments and to a variable extent the
third segment creamy white. The bullae creamy
white. A creamy white band extends from bullae
along the spiracular region of the abdomen for
four segments. The band is broadest at the
base and narrows toward the distal end of the
abdomen. The remainder of the abdomen brown.
The name arimensis has been taken from the
type locality, Arima Valley.
Material— All types were taken at Simla, Ari-
ma Valley, Trinidad. Holotype, male, Catalog
No. 57200, 2-V; 6 paratypes, (57201) 2-VI,
(57202) 16-III, (57203) 21-IV, (57204) 13-11,
(57205) 7-1, (57206) 3-VI.
Disposition of type material— The Depart-
ment of Tropical Research, New York Zoologi-
cal Society, will retain two paratypes. Catalog
Nos. 57205 and 57206. Paratype, Catalog No.
57204, is in the collection of the British Museum
(Natural History) and paratype. Catalog No.
57203, is in the United States National Museum
collection. The holotype, Catalog No. 57200,
and the paratypes. Catalog Nos. 57201 and
57202, are in the American Museum of Natural
History.