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Deltania Eisen; Eisen, p. 22—24. — D. benharai Eisen; Eisen, p. 37—40, 

 tab. XV, 40—48, Californien. — D. elegans Eisen; Eisen, p. 24—32, 

 tab.XIl. 1-11, XIII, 12-20, XVI, 49-50, XVII, 51-58, Californien. — 

 D. troyeri Eisen; Eisen, p.33— 37, tab. XIII, 21-24, XIV, 25-34, XV, 

 35—39, Californien. 



Dero. Arten von Trinidad; Stieren (2). — D. intermedia Cragin wohl mir Var. 

 von D. digitata Müll.; Garman, p. 182, Illinois. — D. tonUnensis n. sp.; 

 Yejdovsky (1), p. 244, flg.; Richard, p. 238, Tonkin. 



Encbytraeus (Archienchytraeus) latastei n.sp.; Giard (4), p. 414, Chile. 



Eudrilidae; Tbeilung in 2 Unterfamilien: 1. Eudrilinae. „Calciferous glands 

 present. Integumental sense organs generally present. Funnels of sperin- 

 ducts dilated proximally." (Eudrilus, Telendrilus, Hyperiodrilus, Heliodrilus, 

 Polytoreutus, Paradrilus etc.). 2. Pareudrilinae. „Calciferous glands absent 

 or greatly modified. No integumental sense-organs. Ho dilatation of sperm- 

 ducts." (Eudriloides, Nemertodrilus, Stuhlmannia, Libyodrilus, Pareudrilus 

 etc.); Beddard (4). 



Eudriloides brunneus n.sp.; Beddard (4), p. 212-221, tab. XVI, 2, 10, XVII, 

 21-23, Mombasa Island. — E. cotterilli n.sp.; Beddard (4), p. 204-212, 

 tab. XVI, 1, XVII, 15—16, 18—20, Mombasa Island: Kilindini. 



(ieodrilus eiseni n.sp.; Michaelsen (1), p. 184— 191, Florida, Georgia. 



Gordiodrilus zanzibaricus n.sp.; Beddard (4), p. 252-254, Sansibar. 



Hesperodrüus n. g. (Tubificidae), mit lateralen Kiemen; Spermathecae münden 

 hinter den männlichen Poren; Beddard (2). — Diagnose vergl. oben im 

 Eeferat; Beddard (3), p.207, 210. — H. albus n.sp.; Beddard (3), p.209 

 —210, Falkland-Inseln. — H. branchiatus n. sp. ; Beddard (2), Chile, Val- 

 divia; Beddard (3), p. 207-208, 210, Chile. — H. niger n.sp.; Beddard 

 (3), p. 208—209, 210, Falkland-Inseln. — H. pellucidus n. sp. ; Beddard (8), 

 p. 210, Süd-Feuerland. 



Lumbriculus variegatus Gr.; Hesse (1), Stuttgart. 



Lumbricus rubellus Hoffm., subsp. n. tatrensis; Nnsbanm, p. 42 — 43, Galizien. 

 — L. rubellus Hoffm. subsp. typica; Nusbaum, p. 42, Galizien. 



Mahbenus n. g. (Perichaetidae). „Setae very numerous. Circles of setae almost 

 continuous. Clitellum extends over more than three segments. Male pores, 

 one pair, very close together, no setae between the male pores. Gizzard 

 oecupies not more than one segment. Intestinal caeca absent. Septa nor- 

 mal. Micronephridia present. Testes, two pairs, freely exposed." — M. 

 imperatrix n. sp. ; Bourne (1), p. 12—13, tab. II, 1—8, IV, 33, V, 34—41, 

 Ostindien (?). 



Megascolex lorenzi n.sp.; Rosa (2), p. 764— 765, tab., fig. 4, Ceylon: Caudy. — 

 M. mazarredi n.sp.; Rosa (2), p. 765— 767, tab., fig. 5, Philippinen: Marin- 

 duque. — M. pharetratus n, sp.; Rosa (2), p. 762—764, tab., fig. 1—3, Ceylon: 

 Candy. 



Millsonia n.g. (Cryptodrilidae). „Large Worms with strictly paired setae. Male 

 pores (single or paired) upon XVII. Two gizzards in V, VI; calciferous 

 glands, tbree pairs in XV— XVII; intestine with about 30 pairs of coeca, 

 a pair to each segment. Nepbridia diffuse. One pair of spermathecae 

 without diverticula; spermiducal glands tubulär; no penial setae;" Beddard 



