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separated hy a deep and wide notch from the row of cheek-teeth, which project far forward beyond its 

 base, those of the outer row consisting of three longish teeth, the upper the longest, one minute tooth at 

 the bottom, and one or two minute teeth between the large upper tooth and tbe base of the fang; lower 

 jaw with two large teeth, the distal the smaller of the two, and lying about midway between the proximal 

 and the tip of the fang ; the proximal tooth large, conical, with one or two small teeth at its base. Palpi 

 with tibia beset above and below with numerous cylindrical bristles, and also bearing beneath in its distal 

 two-thirds about sixty lenticular papilla! ; the patella armed below with two often irregularly arranged 

 rows of short spines interspersed amongst the cylindrical bristles, and about as long as the diameter of 

 the segment ; some weak spines also on the upperside of the femur. Fourth leg with its tibia^ armed 

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Batames lentiginosus, Kraepelin, Jahrb. Hamb. Wiss. Anst. xvi. p. 244 (1899) \ 

 Eremobates lentiginosus, Kraepelin, Das Tierr., Palpigradi et Solifugse, p. 124 (1901) 2 . 



2 . Apparently resembling the preceding species in colour. As in E. cinerascens, the tibia of the palp 

 furnished beneath with lenticular papillae, these papillae about thirty in number and confined to the 

 distal half of the segment, which is beset with scattered cylindrical bristles ; no spines on the palpi. 

 Dentition of the mandible apparently as in E. cinerascens, but the two minor teeth in the upper jaw not 

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Length up to 20 mm. 



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Gluvia elongata, C. L. Koch, Arch. f. Naturg. viii. 1, p* 355 (1842) \ 



Eremobates elongatus, Kraepelin, Das Tierr., Palpigradi et Solifugae, p. 126 (1901) '\ 



Colour : mandible yellow, with three brown spots ; carapace brownish-red ; abdominal tergal plates infuscate ; 



Length of body 11-5 mm. 



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 inner side extending almost to the base ; the upper cheek-tooth lying close to the base of the fang, the 

 intervening space exceedingly narrow, much less than the diameter of the tooth or of the jaw; lower 

 jaw armed with one very large tooth preceded by a small denticle situated in the angle formed where, 

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