No. 66 Phyllorhina Galerita
Habitat.—Central India, Deccan.
Description.—“Ear comparatively small, as broad as long; inner margin very convex forward; outer margin slightly concave beneath the tip; nose-leaf as in P. larvata, but the transverse terminal leaf is more rectangular; the superior margin less convex, and its concave front surface is marked by three very prominent vertical ridges; frontal pore small, indistinct, not larger than in the females of P. larvata.”—Dobson.
Size.—Head and body about 2 inches; tail, 1 inch.
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