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Hypertropha thesaurella

Hypertropha thesaurella moth in the family Depressariidae. It was described by Edward Meyrick in 1880. He is in Australia, where it has been recorded from Queensland and New South Wales. A wingspan of 19-20 mm. In fore wings black, basal half almost entirely occupied by four transverse and outwardly curved, merging almost ocher-whitish bands composed of numerous very fine transverse strigulae, these bands are very vaguely separated by thin black lines, the only difference, as black dots on the Costa, where the bright stripes usually more distinct. There is a small Buffy-whitish spot on Costa in the middle, giving rise to unclear orange-buff transverse lines immediately on the basal half, and he was followed by a metallic bluish-purple line lifted Weights. Immediately before the line Buffy three small metallic bluish-purple bumps on inner edge, one above and one below average. About one-third from the base of the transverse metallic blue raised line from the middle of the disk perpendicular to the inner edge interrupted at times. There are outwardly curved metallic blue-purple lines from three-quarters Costa to anal angle, lower half is interrupted at three points near and parallel to the rear edge. The lower two-thirds of the space between it and the Central line is strewn with ochre-whitish scales, especially closer to the inner edge. Beyond this point white outwardly oblique spots on the Costa, emitting a faint transverse band of whitish strigulae along posterior edge of anal angle, leaving three elongated black spots on the bottom of the rear edge. Outside of this band is outwardly oblique orange-buff preapical spot on Costa. On hind wings dark yellow, with broad black rim.