Temnora elegans
Diagnostic description:
Easily distinguished from all other species of Temnora by the combination of the strongly dentate outer margins of the forewings and hindwings and the almost entirely bright orange hindwing upperside. Hindwing upperside bright orange, with a narrow sharply-marked brown marginal band. Hindwing underside dull orange shaded with grey, with a brown marginal band. Forewing length: 18-21 mm.
MAle genitalia: Harpe broad, flattened and obtuse. Phallus with elongated sclerotized patch of teeth. Vesica with a strongly sclerotized dagger-like spine.
Female genitalia: Signum small, rounded.
Distribution:
There is a specimen in MNHN purportedly from Grande Comore, which is considered possibly mislabelled and not mapped here.