Key Identification Features
- The forewing cilia are ochreous-white, more or less distinctly barred with grey, and have an interrupted blackish line.
- There is a short, indistinct dark fuscous dash on the submedian fold at the one-fourth position, and a second similar dash beyond the middle.
- The forewings are white, heavily speckled with fuscous, and feature distinct fuscous markings.
- Males differ from females in several features: they have black hindwings, and they only have hindmarginal spots on their forewings, with no such spots present elsewhere.
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