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og uden ftnhver Borstebevæbning. 2det Led, der 

 omtrent er af samme Størrelse som Iste, mangler 

 ligeledes Børster, men gaar fortil ud i et kort tand- 

 formigt Fremspring. Den ydre Del af Skaftet dan- 

 ner ogsaa lier en stærk knæformig Beining med fore- 

 gaaende Led, men bestaar kun af et enkelt Led, paa 

 livilket dog en oprindelig Tvedeling er antydet ved 

 en skarpt markeret Afsats baade fortil og bagtil '). 

 Til den bagre Afsats er fæstet en stærk Fjærborste, 

 og langs Forkanten af Leddet fiudes en hel Del saa- 

 danne Børster, tildels af betydelig Længde. navnlig 

 ved Enden, hvor de delvis er krandsformigt stillede 

 omkring Leddet. Desuden tindes langs den ovre 

 Halvpart af Forkanten en Rad af Smaatorner, der 

 nedad snccessivt tiltager i Længde, og en Del lig- 

 nende Torner bemærkes ogsaa ved Enden af Leddet 

 fortil mellem Børsterne. Svoben er betydelig (næ- 

 sten dobbelt) længere end paa de øvre Følere og 

 bestaar af omkring 20 børstebesatte Led, hvoraf dog 

 de i) eller 4 inderste er mindre tydeligt begrændsede. 

 Hos den endnn ikke slægtsmodent udviklede Han 

 skiller disse Følere (Fig. 1, a^) sig væsentlig kun 

 derved, at Svøben er meget tæt ringet, eller delt i 

 et stort Antal, endnu ufuldstændigt begræ.ndsede Led. 



Overlæben (Fig. 7. L. Fig. 8), der til Siderne 

 ganske dækkes af de nedre Foleres Basalled, danner 

 et t\"deligt convext Fremspring af afrundet Form og 

 med den bagre Kant svagt indlragtet i Midten samt 

 her besat med fine Haar. 



Underlæben (Fig. 7, 1, Fig. 9) er meget liden 

 og vanskelig at isolere. Den har imidlertid fore- 

 kommet mig at frembyde det Fig. ',• fremstillede 

 Udseende af en i Midten dybt indskaaret og delvis 

 cilieret Plade. 



Kindbakkerne (Fig. 1, M, Fig. 10) har et for- 

 holdsvis meget lidet Corpus, hvis ydre Del er baad- 

 formig og ender opad i en Spids, hvormed det arti- 

 culerer til Rvgskjoldets indre Flade. Dets indre 

 Hule er fyldt med de stærke, i Midten ved en chitin- 

 agtig Sene forbundne Adductormuskler (se Fig. 10), 

 og fra den bagre Kant udgaar en tynd Cbitinsene, 

 hvortil Kindbakkernes Rotationsmuskler fæster sig. 

 Den næsten under en ret Vinkel med det øvrige 

 Corpus indboiede Tyggedel er (se Fig. 11) i Enden 

 delt i 2 G-rene, hvoraf den ydre har Formen af en 

 liden triangulær Lamelle, der svarer til det tandede 

 . Parti (cutting edge) hos andre ("rustaceer, medens 



the head, strongly musculous, and without any ar- 

 mature of bristles. The 2nd joint, which is about 

 the same size as the 1st one, is also quite deficient 

 in bristles, but passes, in front, into a short denti- 

 form projection. The outer part of the peduncle 

 also forms here a strongly geniculated bend with 

 the preceding joint, but consists of only a single 

 joint, upon which, however, there is an indication 

 of an original subdivision in the shape of a sharply 

 defined ledge both in front and behind '). Attached 

 to the posterior ledge there is a powerful plu- 

 mose bristle, and along the anterior edge of the joint 

 quite a number of such bristles may be observed, 

 partly of considerable length, especially at the ex- 

 tremity, whei'e they are partly arranged in a ver- 

 ticillate manner around the joint. Further, there 

 may be observed along the upper half of the an- 

 terior edge a series of small spines, which gradu- 

 ally increase in length below; and a number of 

 similiar spines are also observed at the extremity 

 of the joint in front, between the bristles. The fla- 

 gellum is considerably longer (nearly double) than 

 on the superior antemiæ, and consists of about 20 

 joints beset with bristles, of which, however, the 

 3 or 4 innermost ones are less distinctly defined. 

 Li the not yet sexually fully developed male 

 these antennæ distinguish themselves chiefly (fig. 

 1, a^), onh^ by the circumstance that the flagellum 

 is very closely annulated, or divided into a large 

 number of still imperfectl}' defined joints. 



The anterior lip (fig. 7 L, fig. 8) which, at the. 

 sides, is quite covered by the basal joints of the 

 inferior antennæ, forms a distinctly convex promi- 

 nence of rounded form, with the posterior margin 

 faintlj^ hollowed in the middle and beset here witii 

 delicate hairs. 



The posterior lip (fig. 7 1, fig. 9) is very small 

 and difficult to isolate. It appears, however, to me, 

 to present the appearance of a partly ciliate lamella, 

 deeply incised in the middle, as shown in fig. 9. 



The mandibles (fig. 1, M, fig. 10) have, relati- 

 vely, a very small corpus, whose outer portion is 

 navicular in form and terminates above in a jooint, by 

 which it articulates with the inner surface of the 

 carapace. Its inner cavity is occupied by the pow- 

 erful adductor muscles, which are connected in the 

 middle by a chitinous tendon (see fig. 10), and from 

 the posterior margin a thin chitinous tendon issues, 

 to wliich the rotatory muscles of the mandibles are 

 attached. The masticatory part, which is bent 

 inwards almost at a right angle to the remaining 

 corpus (see fig 11), is divided at the extremity into 

 2 rami, of which the outer has the form of a 



') Hos Sl. XebaJiopm^ best.iar denne I>el .if '2 tydeligt l>e- 

 gi'fendsede Led. 



') In the fien. Xeh({!inj)sis this part cnnsits of 2 distinctly 

 detiued joints. 



