Daphnusa ocellaris
Diagnostic description:
This species is like a small Marumba but with a pale patch at the place of the tornal loop on the forewing upperside forming a rather poorly defined ocellus.
Male genitalia: Distinguished from Daphnusa ailanti by: Uncus strongly bifid; each part consisting of basal zone and a darkly sclerotized spur, the spur smaller than in Daphnusa ailanti and the basal zone larger than in Daphnusa ailanti. Valve small, rounded, the inner surface concave with the ventral margin enclosing most of the harpe. Harpe smaller than in Daphnusa ailanti and lacking the sharp central flexure of that species. Saccus shorter and broader than in Daphnusa ailanti. Phallus bifid with bifurcations twice length of those in Daphnusa ailanti.