Cinetomorpha puberula group

15(1). Suprapedicelar area with two downwards directed processes (Figs 32B, 49G, 60G)................................ 16 - Suprapedicelar area with continuous or interrupted ridge, lacking processes (Figs 43G, 55G)........................ 18 16(15). Sternum strongly grooved, forming irregular block pattern (Fig. 33F).......................... Cinetomorpha puberula - Sternum rugose without such pattern..................................................................... 17 17(16). Suprapedicelar processes joined by conspicuous sclerotized ridge (Fig. 49G).................. Cinetomorpha longisetosa - Suprapedicelar processes not connected by ridge (Fig. 60G)..................................... Cinetomorpha zero 18(15). Suprapedicelar ridge interrupted in the middle (Fig. 55G).................................... Cinetomorpha nayarit - Suprapedicelar ridge continuous (Figs 36E, 42G, 46G)....................................................... 19 19. Males............................................................................................. 20 - Females (those of C. sur, unknown)...................................................................... 26 20(19). Cheliceral paturon with enlarged mesal setae (Fig. 52E)....................................... Cinetomorpha loreto - Chelicerae paturon without such setae.................................................................... 21 21(20). Conductor stout, without distal narrow tip (Figs 35F, H)....................................... Cinetomorpha angela - Conductor abruptly narrowed into a distal tip (Figs 36H, 40H, 43H, 47D)........................................ 22 22(21). Conductor distal tip serrated ventrally (Fig. 58H).............................................. Cinetomorpha sur - Conductor distal tip not serrated ventrally (Figs 43H, 47D)................................................... 23 23(22). Conductor distal tip abruptly narrowed apically (Fig. 43H, 44A ̅D).......................... Cinetomorpha bandolera - Conductor distal tip gradually narrowed apically (Figs 36H, 40H).............................................. 24 24(23). Embolar prolateral process sclerotized region widened distally (Figs 36H ̅I)................... Cinetomorpha nesophila - Embolar prolateral process narrowing distally (Figs 40H, 47D)................................................ 25 25(24). Embolar prolateral process large, triangular, sclerotized area not translucent towards the tip (Fig. 40H)...................................................................................................... Cinetomorpha baja - Embolar prolateral process narrow, sclerotized area translucent towards the tip -(Fig.7D)........... Cinetomorpha laguna 26(19). Genitalia with chitinized wall area sub-squared (Figs 38H, 42H, 48H).......................................... 27 - Genitalia with chitinized wall area semicircular (Figs 45H, 54H)............................................... 29 27(26). Genitalia with chitinized wall area occupying half its width (Fig. 42H)............................ Cinetomorpha baja - Genitalia with chitinized wall area occupying less than half its width........................................... 28 28(27). Genitalia with anterior portion slightly domed (Fig. 48H)..................................... Cinetomorpha laguna - Genitalia with anterior portion conspicuously domed (Fig. 38H)............................. Cinetomorpha nesophila 29(26). Lateral apodemes about as wide as chitinized wall area (Fig. 45H)........................... Cinetomorpha bandolera - Lateral apodemes shorter than width of the chitinized wall area (Fig. 54H)........................ Cinetomorpha loreto