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den indre og betydelig større Gren svarer til Molar- 

 processen. Den første er ganske simpel og har kun 

 strax indenfor Spidsen et yderst lidet tandformigt 

 Fremspring. Den sidste er af cylindi'isk Form, lidt 

 buet, og har som sædvanlig Enden iint riflet samt 

 mere tvært afkuttet paa hoire end paa venstre 

 Kindbakke. Palpen (Fig. 1,7, Mp, Fig. 10), der ud- 

 gaar fra Corpus noget fortil paa det Sted, hvor 

 Tj-ggedelen forbinder sig med den ydre, baadformige 

 Del, er af særdeles betydelig Størrelse, næsten 3 

 Gange saa lang som selve Corpus, og viser en Byg- 

 ning idethele overensstemmende med samme hos 

 høiere Crustaceer, navnlig Amphipoderne. Den be- 

 staar af 3 skarpt begrændsede Segmenter eller Led, 

 alle omtrent af ens Størrelse, eller kun ganske lidt 

 tiltagende i Længde iidad. Iste Led er simpelt cylin- 

 driskt, dog noget fortykket i hver Ende, og mangler 

 ganske Børster. Det forbinder sig med 2det Led 

 paa en ganske egen Maade, saa at begge med hin- 

 anden danner et Slags Knæ. 2det Led er i sit ba- 

 sale Parti noget opsvulmet og danner umiddelbart 

 indenfor Ledfoiningen med Iste, en albuformig Ud- 

 vidning. Det afsmalnes suecessivt mod Enden og 

 har i Midten af Yderkanten 3 — 5 tynde Borster. 

 Sidste Led, der er meget bevægeligt forbundet med 

 2det, er temmelig smalt, stærkt sammentrykt fra 

 Siderne og ganske lidt bredere i sit ydre Parti, som 

 er jevnt tilrundet i Enden. Det bærer langs den 

 nedadvendte skarpe Kant en tæt Rad af fint cili- 

 erede, toleddede Børster og har desuden ved Spid- 

 sen nok en Rad af meget fine og stærkt krummede 

 Børster. Leddets øvre Kant mangler Børster, men 

 viser i sit bagre Parti en særdeles fin Ciliering. 

 I sin normale Situs convergerer de to Palper stærkt 

 ved Basis (se Fig. 10), saa at 2det Led paa begge 

 kommer til at ligge tæt sammen i Juxtaposition, 

 indenfor Basalleddene af de 2 Par Folere. Sidste 

 Led paa hver divergerer igjen noget og træder frit 

 frem enten foran eller mellem Følernes Rod (se 

 Fig. 1, Mp). 



Iste Par Kjæver (Tab. II, Fig. 1 & 

 III, Fig. 1) er af af rundet Form og gaar indad ud 

 i to korte, stumpt afrundede Tyggelappe, hvoraf den 

 ydre er størst, næsten af øxedannet Form og, foruden 

 med nogle tildels cilierede Børster, bevæbnet i sit 

 bagre Parti med en Gruppe af smaa, i Enden tve- 

 delte Torner (Fig. 1 a). Den indre Tyggelap er for- 

 holdsvis liden, af membranøs Beskaffenhed og paa 

 den næsten tvært afkuttede Ende forsynet med en 

 tæt Rad af san-deles fine cilierede Børster, foruden 

 en Del korte Torner. Fra Enden af disse Kjæver 



small triangular lamella, which corresponds to the 

 denticular portion (cutting edge) in other Crusta- 

 ceans; while the inner, considerably larger ramus 

 corresponds to the molar expansion. The first-named 

 is quite simple, and has, immediately inside the point, 

 only an extremely small dentiform prominence. The 

 last-named is cylindrical in form, slightly curved, 

 and, as usual, has the extremity finely fluted and 

 more obtxisely truncated on the right than on the 

 left mandible. The palp, (fig. 1, 7, Mp. fig. 10), 

 which is.sues from the corpus a little in advance 

 of the place where the masticatory part is con- 

 nected to the outer navicular part, is of parti- 

 cularly large size, almost 3 times as long as the 

 corpus itself, and exhibits a structure corresponding, 

 upon the whole, with that of the higher Crustaceans, 

 especially the Amphipods. It consists of 3 sharply 

 defined segments or joints, all of about the same 

 size, or only qi;ite slightly increasing in length out- 

 wards. The 1st joint is simple cylindric in form but 

 somewhat tumefied at each extremity, and is quite 

 devoid of bristles. It is connected to the 2nd joint 

 in quite a peculiar manner, so that they form with 

 each other a kind of knee. The 2nd joint is some- 

 what tumefied in its basal part, and foi'ms imme- 

 diately inside the articulation to the 1st joint an 

 elbow-shaped expansion. It diminishes gradually 

 towards the extremity, and has 4 — 5 slender brist- 

 les on the middle of the outer margin. The ter- 

 minal joint, which is verj' flexibly connected to the 

 2nd one, is pretty narrow, strongly comjn'essed from 

 the sides and quite slightly broader in its outer 

 part, which is evenly rounded at the extremity. It 

 bears along the downward Itent sharp margin a 

 close series of delicate double-jointed bristles, and 

 has, further, at the point, yet another series of very 

 delicate and strongly bent bristles. The upper mar- 

 gin of the joint has no bristles, but exhibits a parti- 

 cularljr delicate ciliation in its posterior part. In 

 its normal situs the 2 palpi converge strongly at 

 the base (see fig. 10), so that the 2nd joint of each 

 lies in close juxtaposition inside the basal joints 

 of the 2 pairs of antennæ. The terminal joint of 

 each diverges again a little, and appears freely 

 forward either in front of or between the bases of 

 the antennæ (see fig. 1, Mp). 



The 1st pair of maxillæ (Pl. II, figs 1 and 7. 

 m'; Pl. III, fig. 1) are rounded in form and pass over, 

 inwards, into two short, obtusely rounded mastica- 

 tory lobes, of which the outer one is the largest, 

 almost securiform, and armed, besides with some 

 partly ciliate bristles, also, in its posterior part, 

 with a gro\ip of minute spines bifurcated at the ex- 

 tremity (fig. 1 a). Tlie inner masticatory lobe is 

 relatively small, of menil)ranous nature, and fur- 

 nished on the almost obtusely truncated extremity 

 with a close series of delicate ciliate bristles besides 



