I found a great article on this genus on Science Direct, but I couldn't download the more detailed photos of the spermathecae. But, from what I could enlarge, this does look like the typical structure of spermathecae for the genus. What do you think?
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![Pterinochilus murinus [molt sexing]](/data/xfmg/thumbnail/51/51859-989240641eff6df68422ba34bbabdb47.jpg?1580406634)
