Aleuron cymographum
Easily distinguished from all other species of Aleuron (except Aleuron carinata) by the black belts on the anterior margins of the abdominal segments dorsally; these are not visible when the segments are telescoped into one another, except for the two first belts, which are broader. Aleuron carinata differs in lacking the pale apical patch of the forewing upperside delimited basally by a crenulated white line between the costa to M2.Forewing with apex of M3 more prominent than in Aleuron chloroptera, inner margin more concave. Costal margin of hindwing slightly convex near the base, but not lobed. Abdomen with dorsal black segmental bands, similar to those of Aleuron carinata. Forewing upperside olive-green, with clayish grey shades, some indistinct undulating lines in basal half (very similar to Aleuron chloroptera); a minute black discal spot; a dark shade beginning at costal margin near apex of the discal cell and ending on the outer margin between M3 and CuA1; some indistinct lines in the outer half of wing, one bordered with a sharply marked, undulating white line that stops at the dark oblique shade. Forewing underside with a sharply defined black median area, sinuate proximally, not entering the cell, but dilated basad posterior to cell Hindwing upperside with blackish medial band widening distally and broadly joining the blackish marginal band. Hindwing underside with two medial and a postmedial line, greenish, more or less accentuated by vein-dots.