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Lepthyphantes lamprus, sp. nov. 



Female. — Carapace fulvous, the eyes edged with black and a marginal 

 stripe on each side also black. Sternum dusky, almost black. Legs fulvous, 

 strongly annulate with black, the femur with an annulus at each end and one 

 at middle, the patella with one at distal end, the tibia and tarsus each with 

 one just proximad of middle and one at distal end, and the tarsus darkened at 

 middle. Abdomen in general black, a network of yellowish or whitish lines above 

 separating off a longitudinal row of black spots on each side with a pointed 

 longitudinal mark between them at base. Venter with a light spot in front of 

 spinerets. Head protruding a little forward above clypeus, the upper part of 

 which is depressed, from where the latter slants forward. Anterior row of eyes 

 straight; the median eyes decidedly smaller than the laterals and much nearer 

 together, being rather less than their radius apart but nearly their diameter 

 from the laterals. Posterior row of eyes straight; median eyes larger than the 

 laterals from which separated by scarcely their radius, nearer to each other. 

 Area of median eyes much wider behind than in front. Epigynum as shown in 

 Fig. 20, 1. 



Length aljout 3 mm. Length of cephalothorax L3 mm. Length of tib.+ 

 pat. I\" L63 mm., the length of tib. + pat. I the same or very nearly so. 



Locality.— Utah: Logan Canyon. 



Fig. 20. 1. Lelliyphantes lamprus, sp. n., epigynum, ventral view. 

 Bathyphantes phylax, sp. n., left male palpus, ectal view. x44. 

 ectal view. xl7.5. 



x74. 2. The same, side view. x74. .3. 

 4. Microneta, uta sp. n., right male palpus, 



Bathyphantes phylax, sp. nov. 



Afale. — Cephalothorax dusky over a yellowish ground. Legs yellowish i 

 slightly darkened, less so distad of the patellae. Cephalorax longer than wide 

 in about the ratio 9:7. Head highest caudad of eyes, convex; sides rather steep 

 and clypeus subvertical with head a little bulging forward above it. Lateral 



