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appears to he thickly annulated. — Type: G. myura MENGE. — Conf. MENGE, 
Ueber einen Scorp. u. zwei Spinn. im Bernstein, p. 8—9. 
f. Agalenoidæ. The amber fauna contains several species of Amau- 
robius (Celotes?), Tegenaria and Agalena, but probably not of Textria, to 
which genus KocH had referred a couple of species. — Conf. MENGE in 
Kocx et BER., p. 49, 50. 
g. .Drassoide. The following genera I place in this family: 
Anatone MENGE 18547). Of this genus MENGE says (in KocH and 
BER., p. 84) that the eyes are placed as in Philodromus, but the four an- 
terior eyes are scarcely half as large as the four posterior. In Lebenszeich., 
p. 8, Anatone is said to differ from Zora only in having the posterior cen- 
tral and lateral eyes placed nearer together. One species, A. spinipes MENGE 
is stated to stand very close to Zora spinimana KocH. MENGE refers the 
genus to the Lycosoide. 
Sosibius [Sosybius] K. et B. 1854 ?). Is according to MENGE (Le- 
benszeich., p. 8) so nearly related to Clubiona, as scarcely to be distin- 
guishable from that genus. — The four anterior eyes are placed near the 
margin of the clypeus in an almost straight line; the posterior central eyes 
are very small, almost invisible; the anterior eentral eyes are somewhat 
smaller than the lateral eyes, which are about equally large. — Type: S. 
minor K. et B. Vid. MENGE, in KocH and Ber., p. 70. — KocH, who 
believed that the eyes were arranged in quite another way, united this ge- 
nus with Æriodon and Selenops (!) into a family, which he called Æriodon- 
tide (loc. cit., p. 69). 
Erithus MENGE 1854 3). The lateral and the anterior central eyes, 
which are all large, flat and close together, are arranged in a single row 
curved backwards, near the margin of the clypeus; the posterior central 
eyes are smaller and placed on the superior side of the head. Nothing 
more is said of this genus. — Æ. applanatus MENGE (KOCH and BER., p. 69). 
Heteromma MENGE 1856 5. Is said to unite Clubiona and Mela- 
nophora with Segestria. Six large eyes are placed quite as in Segestria; 
behind them are two very small eyes (the posterior central eyes), the diame- 
ter of which is scarcely equal to 1 of that of the anterior central eyes; to 
this is to be added the peculiarity, that the abdomen is short-petiolated. 
MENGE Lebenszeich., p. 8. — H. intersecta MENGE. 
1) "dvérovoc, sursum tendens": MENGE (dvd, up; reívo, stretch). 
2) Zwoifros, proper name; Sosybius ought therefore to be written Sosibius. 
3) £or9oc, labourer; also, female weaver. 
4) Ereoos, another, dissimilar; Ouue, eye. 
