Revision of the genus Kailasha (Lepidoptera, Erebidae, Arctiinae) from Oriental region, with description of one new species Author Ulziijargal, Bayarsaikhan Author Na, Sol-Moon Author Bae, Yang-Seop text Zootaxa 2017 4216 1 85 93 journal article 37367 10.5281/zenodo.229838 11a8f373-577a-4b10-a610-ff769a8a4922 1175-5326 229838 227E1F47-7029-4D84-8467-76E39CAD0D69 Kailasha pellucida ( Rothschild, 1936 ) , comb. n. Chionaema pellucida Rothschild, 1936 , Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (10) 17 (100): 487. TL: Java. Cyana pellucida Rothschild : Holloway, 2001 , Moths of Borneo 7: 339 (note). Description. Adult ( Fig. 4 ). Length of forewing 11 mm in male. Frons and vertex white; cilia on antennae, pale reddish yellow. Patagia and tegulae red-yellow. Ground color of forewing pure white; costal margin pale yellow, except black basal area; subbasal line band broad, pale red; antemedial line pale red, waved, shortly forked at costa; medial line pale red, waved, with 3 large, red discocellular patches and hair fringe at costa; post medial lines slender, S-shaped, pale red; subterminal line broad, pale red; terminal line pale yellow; fringe whitish yellow. Hindwing fuscous whitish yellow; costal margin and terminal line pale yellow; one dark discoidal spot; fringe whitish yellow. Abdomen slender, dark, covered with white scales. Male genitalia ( Fig. 10 ). Uncus slender, with small spine at top, almost same length as tegumen; valvae triangular, apex rounded and membranous, with weakly setose; costa of valva sclerotized, with roundly convex middle area; two short and sclerotized process on the harpe, one towards the apex and semicircular, another dislocated middle part of harpe and nipple-shaped; saccular process short, broadened, with roundly angled apex; juxta suptrapezoid; aedeagus short, stout, sclerotized in distal end, with two short apical spines; vesica with one group of short spines and one group of long spines, which are more than 5 times longer than previously mentioned short spines. Female genitalia. Unknown. Material examined. Type. 1 male, Singolangoe, Tengger, 5,000’, April.1934 (F.P.A. Kalis), BMNH(E) 1377275, Gen. Slide No. NHMUK-010354540. Distribution. Java.