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and anterior furrows blackish ; eyes on black spots ; abdomen grayish, 

 more yellow below ; in the male the palpi are yellowish on femora 

 and patellae, reddish beyond ; the eyes in groups as usual, the S. E. 

 in the female fully their longest diameter from the M. E., in the male 

 they are closer to the M. E. Otherwise the structure is similar to L. 

 rufescens, but the male palpus, especially the tibial joint, is much 

 longer than in that species. 



Ten specimens from Albemarle and Hood, May. 



Family PHOLCID^. 

 CORYSSOCNEMIS CONICA sp. nov. 



(PI. I, figs. I, 2, 3.) 



Length 4.5 mm. 



Cephalothorax pale yellowish ; with a median brown stripe, not 

 quite reaching to hind border, but in front extending down to clypeus, 

 broad in front, with parallel sides to beyond middle where it is sud- 

 denly constricted to one half the width ; a curved brown stripe each 

 side which is connected to the cornea of the median stripe ; each group 

 of side eyes is situated on a jet black spot ; legs pale, faintly greenish, 

 with a brown preapical band on femora and tibiae beyond which is a 

 band of pure white. Abdomen rather bluish gray, indistinctly marked 

 with darker patches. Cephalothorax broad and flat, eye-region 

 slightly elevated. The median eyes small and above the anterior 

 laterals. Legs long and very slender. Abdomen elevated behind 

 into a pointed cone ; the epigynum prominent. 



Two specimens from Hood in May. 



CORYSSOCNEMIS INSULARIS sp. nov. 

 (PI. I, fig. 6.) 



Length 4 mm. 



Cephalothorax yellowish, black around eyes, a broad median brown 

 stripe reaches from eyes to near hind margin, suddenly narrowed be- 

 fore dorsal groove, a brown median stripe on clypeus ; mandibles pale 

 reddish brown; legs pale brownish, with a very distinct apical white 

 band on all femora and tibiae ; abdomen bluish gray, without marks, 

 paler beneath. Structure as in C. conica, but the legs are much 

 stouter and longer than in that species, and the abdomen is not pro- 

 longed above in a pointed cone, but broadly rounded behind, although 

 it projects considerably over the spinnerets ; the epigynum is large and 

 prominent, reddish brown. 



One specimen from Iguana Cove, Albemarle Island ; in June. 



