Temnora zantus
Diagnostic description:
Superficially similar to Temnora atrofasciata but forewing outer margin crenulated (not evenly curved) and forewing upperside pale apical area separated from the dark brown medial area by a distinct narrow white line and beyond which is a line of dark brown spots, that on the costa much larger than the remainder. Forewing outer margin lobed at end of M3, CuA1 and CuP, inner margin deeply concave before tornus. Abdominal tergites with a white dot on the lower edges. Abdominal sternites with two rows of blackish spots.
Male genitalia: Gnathos shorter than uncus, stout. Harpe cuneate. Phallus with long narrow sclerotized dorsal area and membranous ventral area extending proximad.