Description Of New Species Of The Genus Pteroneta (Arachnida: Araneae: Clubionidae) From Papua New Guinea Author Versteirt, V. Author Deeleman-Reinhold, C. Author Baert, L. text Raffles Bulletin of Zoology 2008 2008-08-31 56 2 307 315 journal article 10.5281/zenodo.4508188 2345-7600 4508188 Key to male Pteroneta of the Southeast Asian region 1. Number of spines on distal side of the chelicerae less than 10 ................................................................................................ 2 – Number of spines on distal side of the chelicerae more than 10 (see Fig. 1) ............................................................................. 5 2. Distal spines on chelicerae absent ............. Pteroneta saltans – Distal spines on chelicerae present ....................................... 3 3. Tibial apophysis simple, elongated and ending in a sharp tip .................................................................................... P. tertia – Tibial apophysis with bifid tip .............................................. 4 4. Tibial apophysis very small and digit form .... P. ultramarina – Finger like tibial apophysis with round tip, embolus beak (sickle) shaped (Fig. 6 A–B) ........................................... P brevichela 5. Chelicerae extremely long and narrow (Fig. 1) P. longichela – Chelicerae shorter and broader ............................................. 6 6. Semi lunar shaped embolus with long tip, absence of additional apophysis, tibial apophysis square like (Fig. 8 A–B) ............. ....................................................................... P. madangiensis – Half moon shaped embolus with short tip ............................ 7 7. Presence of a large additional (membranous) apophysis, half moon shaped embolus with short tip, square like tibial apophysis (Fig. 7 A–B) ............................................................ P. baiteta – Dorsal prong off blade like long tibial apophysis, long tegulum, half moon shaped embolus with very short tip ..... P. spinosa