Xylophanes rhodina
Similar to Xylophanes godmani but outer margin of forewing entire and almost straight, apex less falcate, tornus less pronounced. Abdomen with a scattering of long, pinkish-grey scales and a triple dorsal line. Forewing upperside orange-brown with darker brown markings; discal spot mall, black, with a dark brown cloud distal to it that stretches longitudinally across the wing from the costa to the submarginal line; basalmost postmedian line straight, strong from costa to M1, where it merges with the longitudinal band; other postmedial lines faint. Basal half of forewing underside and marginal band uniform pale brown, between which the postmedial area is pale orange strongly suffused with red and covered in a variable degree of dark brown spotting; pattern of longitudinal band and postmedial lines of upperside replicated below. Medial band narrow, orange, edged in dark brown with outer edging twice as broad as inner. Hindwing underside general coloration as forewing underside, only postmedial band conspicuous.
Male genitalia: Uncus narrow, apically rounded, feebly truncate-sinuate. Gnathos evenly rounded distally. Harpe broader than most Xylophanes, obtuse, compressed, thin and twisted. Phallus with a fin-shaped, dentate, recurved process similar to Xylophanes falco, and a short, conical process pointing to the right.