Pseudodolbina aequalis Rothschild & Jordan 1903

Pseudodolbina aequalis Rothschild & Jordan, 1903 [均ṁma天ḙ] (Figures 11–12) Pseudodolbina aequalis Rothschild & Jordan, 1903, Novit. Zool. 9 (suppl.): 101. TL: “Cherrapunji’” [Cherrapunjee, Khasi Hills, Meghalaya, India]. Diagnosis. Male (Figure 11A–B): Similar to P. fo, but upperside color of body and wings paler and more yellowish, the relative lengths of the apical pair of hindtibial spurs also in difference, these are equal in length in P. aequalis but those in P. fo, one is about one-third longer than the other. Forewing length slightly shorter than P. fo; upperside black zigzag lines in the medial area wider and darker than those of P. fo. Female: Unknown. Male genitalia (Figure 12A–D): Similar to those of P. fo, but uncus more curved and almost equal in length to the gnathos. Valva shorter and more rounded. Sacculus shorter and thicker than P. fo, with a harpe comprising two lobes of almost the same length. Phallus shorter and the transverse hook of anterior lobe thicker than that of P. fo. Distribution. N.E. India (Meghalaya) (Figure 16).