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FIGURES 57–63. 57 in Review of generic limits of the tiger moth genera Virbia Walker and Holomelina Herrich-Schäffer (Lepidoptera: Arctiidae: Arctiinae) and their biogeography

FIGURES 57–63. 57. Male genital capsule Virbia (H.) marginata, state: transtilla absent. C = costa, J = juxta, state: cylindrical, distal edge emarginate with lateral prominences, ends barbed toward dorsum, Sa = sacculus horizontally obovate, broadly hooked toward costa, with setae present, S = saccus rounded, concave in center. 58. Left valve, Virbia (H.) costata. C = costa, state = entire, not forked, Sa = sacculus, state: base L­shaped, Se = setal patch on sacculus. 59. Left valve, Virbia (H.) opella. C = costa, state: apex forked, Sa = sacculus, state: base peanut­shaped, Se = setal patch on sacculus. 60. Left valve, Virbia (H.) feronia. C = costa, state = entire, not forked, Sa = sacculus, state: thin and narrow, Se = setal patch on sacculus. 61. Left valve, Virbia (H.) semirosea. C = costa, state: entire, not forked, Sa = sacculus, state: j­shaped, extending under juxta. 62. Outer surface, left valve, Virbia (H.) cyana, State: coiled or "twisted" toward dorsally. 63. Ventral view, Virbia (H.) aurantiaca male genital capsule, left half. Dt = lateral extensions of the tegumen.

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