1	Fully everted aedeagus with dorsal caecum (fig. 7.273)	1a
–	Fully everted aedeagus without dorsal caecum (fig. 7.361)	17
1a	Aedeagus with ventral caecum	1b
–	Aedeagus without ventral caecum	2
1b	Ventral caecum prominent, length ca. 2/5 aedeagal sac width, fine ventral seta-like spines present; dorsal caecum moderately developed (Fig. 4A); distinct dorsal extension of the aedeagal lateral sclerites with proximal V-shaped pattern (Fig. 4C); ocellar area with dark subquadrate patch	P. sublobata
–	Ventral caecum less prominent, length ca. 1/3 aedeagal sac width, without distinct fine ventral seta-like spines; dorsal caecum poorly developed; dorsal aedeagal patch with lateral margins darker than mesal field, appearing as two tracks (fig.7.364); ocelli usually connected by V-shaped area with pale center	P. golconda