12 Journal of Entomolojj) and Zoology 



.Inyph.rna incur sa sp. nov. 



>>«!«/»•— Carapace dull yellow, darkened over the sides. Sternum, legs, endites 

 and labium yellow. Ctielicen chestnut. Abdomen in general yellowish grey, with 

 a dark stripe along each dorsolateral surface, the two stripes uniting at the spinnerets. 

 Lower margin of furrow of chelicera bearing the usual series of seven or eight small 

 teeth. Anterior row of eyes slightly recurved, the eyes not fully their diameter from 

 the edge of the clypeus. Anterior median eyes only slightly smaller than the laterals, 

 their radius or scarcely more apart and not more than half as far from the laterals. 

 Lateral eyes on each side their radius or more apart. Posterior row of eyes procurved, 

 longer than the first row by about twice the diameter of an eye; eyes subequal to 

 each other and to the anterior laterals. Posterior median eyes nearly once and a 

 half their diameter apart and about their diameter from the laterals. Tibia I armed 

 beneath with two pairs of long slender spines, one pair being basal and one median. 

 Metatarsus with one pair of spines beneath, these basal. Tibia II armed beneath 

 with two unpaired spines corresponding to the posterior members of the pairs present 

 on I. Metatarsus 11 with a pair of spines at base beneath. Posterior spiracle in 

 front of middle of abdomen. Epigynum as shown in pi. 5, f. -. 



Length, 6.6 mm. Length of cephalothorax, 2.8 mm. Length of tib. -f- pat. I, 1.2 

 mm.; of tib. -f- pat- 'V, 2.9 mm. 



Type— M. C. Z. 35n. Claremont. Pomona College Coll. 



.Inyplnrna munjclla sp. nov. 



Femiilr — Carapace yellow of pale brownish cast, a little darkened <in the sides. 

 Sternum yellow. Legs of same color as carapace. Abdomen above grey marked with 

 numerous distinct dark dots, which show a tendency to be arranged in transverse 

 series; venter paler, almost immaculate, reddish in front of genital furrow, the 

 epipynum dark. Lower margin of furrow of chelicari armed with a series of seven 

 or eight small teeth which decrease in si/e proximad. Anterior row of eyes straight, 

 each removed by more than its radius but less than its diameter from lower tnargin 

 of clypeus. Anterior median eyes only very slightly smaller than the laterals, their 

 radius or but little more apart but only slightly separated from the lateral on each 

 side. Lateral eyes on each side about their radius apart. Posterior row procurved; 

 eyes very nearly c<|ual in size to the anterior laterals, subequal to each other or the 

 medians scarcely smaller. Posterior median eyes once and a half their diameter apart, 

 very nearly their diameter from the laterals. Tibia- I and II and also metatarsi I and 

 II each armed beneath with two pairs of long apincs. Furrow of posterior spiracle at 

 middle or slightly behind middle of abdomen. Kpigyninn as shown in pi. 5, f. 3. 



Male — Palpal organ as shown in pi. 5 f. 4. 



Length of female, 6.8 mm. Length of cephalothorax, 2.9 mm. Length of tib. -f 

 pat. 1, 4 mm.; of tib. ^ pat. IV, 3 mm. 



Type— M. C. Z. 34.S. 



Cal.; Claremont. R. V. Chamberlin coll. .Also Wm. .\. Milton cull., 191S. 



tnaclirmmis gen. nov. 

 Cephalothorax similar in form to that of Chemmis. Anterior row of eyes nearly 

 •iraighl or a little recurved. Anterior median eyes smaller than the laterals. Posterior 

 row of eves much longer ili.nti ilic anterior row with eves l.irgrr, the medians notably 



