Antinephele achlora
Underside of abdomen pale pinkish-brown. Antemedial band of forewing upperside comprising a slightly sinuate, pale brown line, bounded on each side by a dark brown line then by a pinkish-brown line, anterior end curving basally so as to reach the costa at about 90°; central area of forewing uniform dark brown, with a pale brown lunulate discal spot and a pair of sinuous greenish-brown lines running from the inner edge to CuA1 near the tornus; apex delimited by an oblique band running from the costa to the outer edge at CuA2 (as seen in many Temnora species), the inner edge of which has a conspicuous lunulate white spot between M1 and M2, and between M2 and M3 and both edges of which have pale equally-prominent, crescent-shaped marks between Rs3 and Rs4 and between Rs4 and M1; outer edge of oblique band connected to forewing apex by a pale greenish-white line that is produced as a sharp, distally-directed V-shape between Rs3 and Rs4.
Male genitalia: Underside of forewing apex with two conspicuous white or cream spots between Rs3 and Rs4, and Rs4 and M1. Uncus long, strongly curved downwards at about 90°, subcylindrical. Gnathos very much shorter than uncus, flattened, lingulate. Harpe long, slender, straight, slightly curved upwards apically. Aedeagus without any apical armature. Vesica with a patch of sharp teeth and a long, thin, apically acute cornutus.
Female genitalia: Postvaginal plate poorly defined. Edges of ostium bursae thickened and recurved. Antrum directed to the left. Corpus bursae slightly ribbed and pitted near base; signum as in Antinephele marcida; elongated thickened area well defined but with irregular edges.