Posterior
ocelli usually separated by a little less than an ocellar diameter.
The radiolar
ocelli are derived from epithelial cells in the outer aboral corners of the radioles (Fig.
Vertex flat, lacking
ocelli. Occiput distinctly convex, with distinct median and lateral longitudinal furrows.
Head in general form transverse, subtrigonal: occiput in cephalic aspect transverse truncate, with very low and rounded juxta-ocular swellings: front dorsad of the
ocelli with arcuate carination: facial shield strongly transverse, low the width at least three times the greatest depth, dorsal margin arcuate, clypeus produced in a conical tubercle: eyes prominent, almost semicircular in outline when seen from the front, and subglobose in dorsal view, in lateral view the eyes are ovate in basal outline: antennae imperfect, proximal joint small.
Whitish with a thin V-shaped brownish mark between lateral
ocelli, behind and superimposed to this mark a light gray shading is present, ventrally with small grayish marks on the zones previously occupied by mandibles and labium.
Head: Scape bare except for marginal ring of short setae; pedicel short and setose, with some longer ventral apical setae; frontal vitta with strongly convex elongate oval area surrounding
ocelli and extending half the distance from anterior ocellus to anterior margin of frons; 2 pairs of fronto-orbital setae, 1 large and above level of
ocelli, 1 smaller below; postocellar, outer and inner vertical setae well-developed.
Dark spot behind gills large, forming 5 1-2 conspicuous white-rimmed
ocelli or merged double
ocelli without dark brown bar immediately behind 3a.
Compound eyes black,
ocelli hyaline, with ochre centripetal crescents.
Collectively known as Bush Browns, they possess a regular series of submarginal
ocelli on the hindwings, and a pair of
ocelli on the forewings, of which the lower ocellus is always the largest.
Eyes shortly stylate;
ocelli distant from each other, the interocellar distance distinctly shorter than distance from ocellus to eye; labium not reaching anterior coxae.
Notauli complete, posteriorly separated; minimum distance between notauli much shorter than greatest diameter of posterior
ocelli (1:2).
He cut down the indoor bamboo forest and reemployed it in a gallery area above daughter
Ocelli's bedroom.
