Eurydoxa ussuriensis (Kurentsov, 1956)

Distribution

• Russia: Primorsky Krai [129].

Imago Habitus and Differences from alike species

• For the period 1956 known one instance of male, and in which we describe.
  Size 27 mm. Head and palps pale yellow. Antennae reach half the length of the front edge of the wing. They are dark brown, with cilia. The front wings are matte black, with yellow coloring, which represents 4 rows of spots running along the wing.At the outer edge of the front wings between 2 and 5 veins lie orange spots, the upper larger and more oval, and the lower-small, irregularly rounded. The fringe on the front wings absent.The hind wings are black with orange coloring of the two longitudinal stripes: the middle-wide with soft edges, and narrower, which lies closer to the inner edge of the wing. Fringe in long, pale yellow flakes, which are the dorsal edge of the wing of a long and dark, passing to the base of the wing in the hair-like.The underside of both wings of orange, with dark bands on the edges and with a whitish coloring and dark oblique strokes at the costal margin of the front wings. [129].
• Type close to the north-Japanese Ceraceopsis sapporensis Mats, who is also known for only one copy of the male for the period 1956.
  Differences from E. ussyriensis. Size 35 mm. Antennae absent remained undescribed. The front wings are matte black with a copper sheen. The fringe on the front wings is expressed in the form of a grayish-black scales, the cilia with a copper sheen.Costal margin of hind wing whitish. The fringe is white, turning to the base of the wing blackish-brown. [129].

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Eurydoxa advena Filipjev, 1930

Eurydoxa indigena Yasuda, 1978

Eurydoxa mesoclasta (Meyrick, 1908)

Eurydoxa rhodopa Diakonoff, 1950

Eurydoxa tetrakore (Wileman & Stringer, 1929)