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I, and the beginning of each segment, which are yellow; antenne 
and legs dark blue. There is not a great range in the color vari- 
ation, although in some specimens the yellow predominates, 
in others the brown mottlings. Body sub-cylindrical, widest 
at segment VI; covered with fine hairs with many large 
geniculate ones on the anterior part of the body and _ short 
clubbed ones on the last segment of the abdomen. For the sake 
of clearness only a few hairs are shown in Figures 1 and 2. 
Head held horizontal, sub-cylindrical in shape. Antenne (Fig. 
3, A) about three times as long as head; four seginents subequal 
in length; IV longest; I shortest; II and III subequal. Ocelli 
(Fig. 3, B) sixteen, eight in each eye spot, six large and two 
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smaller ones. There was a great deal of variation found in the 
size and arrangement of the ocelli, in some the smaller eye spots 
were very minute while in others they were nearly the same size 
as the other six. Thorax—I visible, II largest. Legs long, 
slender; long femur and tibia, small tarsus with two claws (Fig. 
3, C, D, E). Both are wide at the base and then become narrow 
and pointed; superior armed with two teeth opposite each other 
and at the end of the dilated portion; inferior armed on the outer 
side about midway with a very minute tooth not visible on some 
of the claws. The claws on the three pairs of legs differ some- 
what. On the first the claws are about equal in length and both 
about equal in width at the base; the inferior slopes abruptly 
into a point. On the second pair of legs the superior is the 
