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anterior border of anteclypeus broadly rounded; antenne 17- 
jointed, first joint elongate, cylindrical, second joint more than 
twice as long as third which is the smallest, fourth joint shorter 
than second; pronotum saddle-shaped, much narrower than head, 
anterior border entire. pret 
Length of body 3.50—4.00 
Width of head 1.35 
Width of pronotum 0.69 
Luzon, Laguna, Paete, March 6, 1917. 
Remarks.—The present species is very closely related to Odon- 
totermes denticulatus, from Singapore. It differs from the latter 
in having the head and thorax a little larger in the case of 
the soldier. 
Genus EUTERMES Miller 
Eutermes (Hospitalitermes) hospitalis (Haviland). Plate 3, fig. 19; 
Plate 4, fig. 12. 
Termes hospitalis HAVILAND, Journ. Linn. Soc. London 26 (1898) 487, 
pl. 25, figs. 88-86 (Sarawak and Singapore). 
Soldier.—Head, thorax, and abdomen dark castaneous, tip of 
‘rostrum somewhat paler; antennze uniformly yellowish brown; 
coxa, trochanter, and femur isabelline, tibia and tarsus amber- 
colored. Head and thorax hairless; anterior border of pronotum 
provided with a series of short hairs; abdominal tergites spar- 
ingly beset with microscopic hairs. 
Head pear-shaped, sides somewhat constricted in front; ros- 
trum slender, its upper surface making a marked curve with 
that of head; antennz 14-jointed, third joint more than twice 
as long as second, fourth joint slightly shorter than third, fifth 
to ninth joints elongate, subequal in length; other joints grad- 
ually decreasing in length, inverted-cone-shaped, apical joint 
oval; mandibles with slender, pointed apical portion; pronotum 
saddle-shaped, anterior border elevated, not bilobed; legs slender, 
exceedingly elongate. 
mm. 
Length of body 4.50 
Length of head, with rostrum 1.80-—1.87 
Length of head, without rostum 1.25 
Width of head 1.15-1.18 
Width of pronotum 0.66 
Worker (the larger form).—Head dark castaneous, thorax 
and abdomen somewhat paler; anteclypeus and labrum brownish 
yellow; antenne and labial palpi uniformly isabelline; coxa, 
