Molycria mammosa, : Simon, 1897

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Molycria mammosa group

7. Tibial apophysis tiny, less than ¹/ƽ of tibia length (fig. 88)..... M. kaputar

– Tibial apophysis larger, about K of tibia length (fig. 63)................. 8

8. AME largest.................. 9

– AME equal to PME or smaller than PME....................... 11

9. Embolus long straight; conductor with ventrally folded distal end (fig. 62).................... M. mammosa

– Embolus with bent tip; conductor with distal end beak-shaped (fig. 77).... 10

10. Conductor with a single distally produced lobe on the prolateral side (fig. 77)................ M. grayi

– Conductor with squared protuberance on the base (fig. 72)..... M. milledgei

11. AME equal to PME; conductor twist- ed, with retrolaterally directed tip (fig. 92).................. 12

– AME smaller than PME; conductor straight, with ventrally folded distal end (fig. 97)..................... 13

12. Conductor with enlarged, beak-shaped tip (fig. 92)............ M. goanna

– Conductor tip not enlarged, with squared protuberance on the base (fig. 82)............ M. bundjalung

13. Embolus sickle-shaped, conductor tip broad, without lobes (fig. 97).......................... M. wrightae

– Embolus not sickle-shaped, conductor tip narrow, with two distal lobes (fig. 67)................... M. smithae