Chetone suprema (Hering, 1925)

Hering, M. (1925). Pericopidae. In: Seitz, A. (ed.), The Macrolepidoptera of
the World, vol. 6, The American Bombyces and Sphinges. Alfred Kernen,
Stuttgart; p. 438, pl. 62 b (as Pericopis suprema, sp. n.; original
description).

P. suprema sp. n. (62 b). Body and forewing as in typical angulosa, the yellow
discal band of the forewing is much broader, light brimstone-coloured, steeper;
it terminates considerably far before the proximal angle. Margin of the hindwing
much broader black, its proximal edge going across the transverse vein. Costa
not black. Colombia, Ecuador. Male type from Rio S. Juan in the Berlin Museum,
female paratype from Zamora in the Tring Museum.

The angulosa paragraph referred to (same work, p. 438, pl. 62 b):

P. angulosa Wkr. (62 b). Scheme of markings in the forewing as in ithomia, but
the base of the forewing is broadly ochreous-brown, with a black wedge in the
cell. Discal band at least behind the cell ochreous-brown. Hindwing as in
ithomia. Veins finely black. Colombia, Venezuela. -- heliconides Bsd. (=
irenides Btlr.) (62 b) from Central America (Honduras, Panama) has the wedge at
the base of the forewing connected with the bordering of the ochreous-brown
area.