Myandra

Platnick, N. I. & Baehr, B., 2006, A Revision Of The Australasian Ground Spiders Of The Family Prodidomidae (Araneae: Gnaphosoidea), Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History 2006 (298), pp. 1-287 : 267

KEY TO SPECIES OF MYANDRA

1. Males....................... 2

– Females..................... 5

2. Embolar base situated retrolaterally, conductor sinuous (fig. 645)........................... M. bicincta

– Embolar base situated prolaterally or probasally, conductor straight or semicircular (fig. 650)............... 3

3. Terminal apophysis absent or reduced to tiny hook (fig. 650)....... M. myall

– Terminal apophysis present, long, conical (fig. 655).................. 4

4. Conductor originating prolaterally, with bipartite tip (fig. 655)...... M. tinline

– Conductor originating distally, with undivided, sharp tip (fig. 640).......................... M. cambridgei

5. Atrium broad, slitlike (fig. 647)..... 6

– Atrium open, with inverted u-shaped anterior hood (fig. 652).......... 7

6. Posterior margin of atrium with large, inverted u-shaped projection (fig. 647).................... M. bicincta

– Posterior margin of atrium with rectangular, contiguous lateral plates (fig. 657)............ M. tinline

7. Copulatory opening not apparent; spermathecae globular (figs. 652, 653)......................... M. myall

– Copulatory opening present; paired, semicircular, spermathecae oval, twisted (figs. 642, 643)....... M. cambridgei