The specimens (all males) belong to the dry-season form. They are uniformly smaller than typical perseoides, and differ on the upperside of the forewing in the very broad pale iris surrounding the median ocellus, and on the underside of the same wing in the margin of the darker basal portion of the wing being prominently concave just above the dorsal margin.
The specimens (all males) belong to the dry-season form. They are smaller than typical perseoides, with differences noted on the upperside of the forewing where there is a broad pale iris surrounding the median ocellus and on the underside of the same wing where the margin of the darker basal portion of the wing has a prominent concave edge above the dorsal margin.