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Anuga
insuffusa Warren
Anuga insuffusa Warren, 1914, Novit. zool. 21: 412.
Anuga
insuffusa 
Anuga
insuffusa
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Diagnosis. The grey forewings with wavy fasciae are as in kobesi but there
is no subtornal orange spot and the tornal orange zone of the hindwing is very
reduced. The medial fascia of the hindwing is set distal to the discal dot in insuffusa
but passes through it or just basal to it in kobesi. The male
genitalia are very similar to those of kobesi but the row of cornuti in
the aedeagus vesica numbers four in kobesi, usually less in insuffusa.
Taxonomic notes. A. multiplicans ab. pygatula Strand from Burma and
Thailand is incorrectly assigned and may be referable to insuffusa. Dr
Kobes has a specimen from Sumatra that may also be insuffusa. Two
specimens from high altitude (Bukit Retak in Brunei) are somewhat larger, with
paler, more definitely fasciated hindwings below; two males from Sintang, inland
from Pontianak, are also of this type.
Geographical range. Borneo, Peninsular Malaysia, ?Sumatra, ?Burma and
Thailand.
Habitat preference. The majority of specimens have been taken in the
lowlands.
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