789 Trochilium 2 Cossi. 790 Ægeria 2 Cossi. 791 Hepialus 2 Cossi. 792 Cossus 2 Cossi. 793 Zeuzera 2 Cossi. 794 Stauropus 3 Notodontæ. 795 Pygæra 3 Notodontæ. 796 Clostera 3 Notodontæ. 797 Notodonta 3 Notodontæ? 798 Pterostoma 3 Notodontæ. 799 Petasia Sub-class Noctua. 800 Episema Sub-class Noctua. 801 Colocasia 6 Lariæ. 802 Dimorpha 3 Notodontæ? 803 Cerura 3 Notodontæ. 804 Ptilophora 3 Notodontæ? 805 Endromis Order uncertain. 806 Saturnia 7 Phalænæ. 807 Eriogaster 1 Bombyces. 808 Clisiocampa 1 Bombyces. 809 Lasiocampa 1 Bombyces. 810 Odenestis 1 Bombyces. 811 Gastropacha 1 Bombyces. 812 Hypogymna 6 Lariæ. 813 Orgyia 6 Lariæ. 814 Laria 6 Lariæ. 815 Arctia 6 Lariæ. 816 Arcturus 6 Lariæ? 817 Spilosoma 5 Arctiæ. 818 Phragmatobia 5 Arctiæ. 819 Penthophera Order uncertain. 820 Eyprepia 5 Arctiæ. 821 Eulepia 4 Lithosiæ. 822 Hypercampa 4 Lithosiæ. 823 Callimorplia 4 Lithosiæ. 824 Deiopeia 4 Lithosiæ. 825 Lithosia 4 Lithosiæ. 826 Nudaria Sub-cl. Phryganea. 827 Psyche Sub-cl. Phryganea. 828 Heterogena Order uncertain. 829 Limacodes Order uncertain. 854 Acronycta 5 Arctiæ. 942 Platypteryx 3 Notodontæ. 943 Drepana 3 Notodontæ. 944 Cilix 3 Notodontæ. Natural Order--_Bombyces_. Has an elongate cylindrical downy larva, which rolls itself into a ring when touched; the pupa changes in a close gummy oval cocoon, remarkably small for the size of the imago. Among the exotic species of Lasciocampa, we find in the males particularly slender bodies, expansive wings, the inferior grooved to receive the abdomen, and diurnal flight, all of them characters so indicative of an approach to Papilio, that we scarcely hesitate a moment in assigning it the approaching station, not but I expect fully that time will eventually furnish us with a connexion on each side yet more conclusive.[45] The second genus of Bombyces is probably Odenestis, and the third Gastropacha, whose prominent and elongated palpi appear to point out an approach toward a tribe of insects with the same peculiarity, of which there are several to be found in the following order: [45] See a Papilio with the antennæ of a Lasciocampa. Drury, Vol. III. pl. v.