Antinephele lunulata
Forewing slightly excavate below apex (convex in Antinephele muscosa). Forewing upperside generally similar to that of Antinephele muscosa but contrast between pale and dark brown areas much lower; apical triangle very indistinctly delineated, appearing more as a diffuse paler patch. Pale patch between postmedial and submarginal bands on forewing underside extending from costa to CuA2 (reaching CuA2 in Antinephele muscosa), includes two proximal brown, dentate lines and another more distinctly zigzag line, which is separated from the brown marginal area (merged with this area in Antinephele muscosa). Wingspan 34-38 mm.
Male genitalia: uncus long, evenly curved, only the apical ventrally directed short hook strongly sclerotized; gnathos almost as long as uncus, lanceolate in ventral view, apex bluntly pointed but strongly sclerotized; juxta subrectangular, weakly sclerotized, posterior margin convex; saccus very broad, rounded (as in Antinephele muscosa); valves short and rounded, inner surface only partially covered in short hairs; stridulatory scales arranged in a single line; harpe short (barely a third the length of the valve), apically a short, dorsally directed hook; phallus long, thinned down over the distal half; vesica with a very long, very finely pointed terminal spine.
Female genitalia: posterior margin of abdominal tergite 8 with a very broad, median sinus; postvaginal plate a very narrow transverse band; antevaginal plate consisting of a deep, long, oblique cavity either side of the ostium bursae; ostium bursae broad; antrum with a very deep emargination on postero-ventral margin; anterior end laterally compressed and dilated; ductus bursae moderately long and wide, membranous; corpus bursae very small, rounded.