Claim: The Oreta inflativalva, named for its expanded 'valva' or 'clasper' used for mating, has brown and black scaled wings with red stripes and a white discal spot.
Evidence: The species name refers to the expanded valva and is derived from Latin inflatus (meaning inflated, swollen) and the term valva. In biology, a clasper is a male anatomical structure found in some groups of animals, used in mating. The wings are brown, diffused with black scales, and indistinct slightly wavy reddish brown stripes. Both wings have a small white discal spot, the discocellulars of the forewings are decorated with white speckles.