Key: Females

1. Lateral receptacles of the spermathecae extend further forward than the median receptacles and are further apart than the atria and surrounding sclerotised areas........................................................................ 2

– Lateral receptacles of the spermathecae extend no more than a little further forward than the median receptacles and are not further apart than the atria.............................................................................. 3

2. Strong lateral stripes on the dorsal abdomen; a moustache-shaped marking in the middle of the dorsal abdomen; palp mid brown with off-white metatarsus; thick connection between spermathecal receptacles............... P. eurobodalla (Figs 20–31)

– Plain, stippled dorsal abdomen; palps mid brown with off-white tips; abdomen oval with a distinctive pattern of stripes; narrow connections between spermathecal receptacles........................................... P. ewingar (Figs 32–39)

3. Lateral and medial spermathecal receptacles almost the same size............................ P. eungella (Figs 8–19)

– Medial spermathecal receptacle much smaller than lateral receptacle............................................ 4

4. Atria round and further apart than the median receptacles..................................... P. tapin (Figs 40–52)

– Atria including copulatory openings close together, directly anterior to the medial spermathecal receptacle and much larger than the medial receptacle …................................................................................ 5

5. Abdomen with large lateral bulges, transverse cleft between spermathecal receptacles; palp white with white fringing...... ….......................................................................... … P. werrikimbe (Figs 53–64)

– Abdomen with normal shaped abdomen, longitudinal cleft between spermathecal receptacles; palp brown, metatarsus white with white, feather-like fringing......................................................... P. tualapa (Figs 3–7)

Key: Males

1. Bulb of embolus hidden behind a tegular shelf, tibial apophysis short, pointed and aimed directly away from the tibia..... 2

– bulb of embolus clearly distal to the tegular shelf, tibial apophysis not short, pointed and aimed directly away from the tibia (either almost absent or pointing distally); with a sparse, grey clypeal fringe...................................... 4

2. Embolus curving ventrally away from the face of the tegulum before twisting in a three-quarter circle and then moving gently in a distal direction................................................................... P. tualapa (Figs 3–7)

– Embolus moving parallel to the distal edge of the tegulum.................................................... 3

3. Abdomen without distinct, posterior lateral bulges; large posterior tegular lobe, tapering; with a postero-distal shoulder on tegulum; finely built embolus moving parallel to the distal edge of the tegulum before curving a quarter circle away in a distal direction.......................................................................... P. eungella (Figs 8–19)

– Abdomen with distinct posterior lateral bulges; large posterior tegular lobe, broad and rounded; strongly built embolus moving parallel to the distal edge of the tegulum before curving slightly away in a distal direction....... P. w errikimbe (Figs 53–64)

4. Embolus short, straight and pointed....................................................... P. tapin (Figs 40–52)

– Embolus moving parallel to the distal edge of the tegulum before curving away in a distal direction.................................................................................................. P. eurobodalla (Figs 20–31)