ON THE MYRIOPODA OF BURMA 403 
with the preceding in the pattern of its colouring, but is very 
much paler; the median band is more visibly defined, and the 
legs are less distinctly annulated, there being only a single 
green band at the distal end of the patella. This specimen 
measures about 35 mm. in total length. 
2. Seutigera birmanica, sp. n. 
Colour; the ground tint varying from olivaceous to ferrugi- 
neous ; tergites marked with a more or less clearly defined paler 
median longitudinal band which may or may not be continued 
to the posterior margin of the plate over the stomatal area; 
the right and left half of each stoma-saddle always dark-coloured 
— deep olivaceous when the tergites are olivaceous and piceous 
when the tergites are ferrugineous — but always darker in 
tint than the rest of the tergites; legs of a uniform ochraceous 
or ferrugineous tint, with at most a very faint indication of 
greenish patch at the distal extremity of the patella; antennae 
and under surface of the same tint as the legs. 
Head with strongly raised smooth or almost wholly smooth 
margin; the occipital region sparsely spicular, with a shallower 
transverse anterior depression and a deeper, posteriorly widening, 
posterior depression, the central sulcus running from the ante- 
rior depression to the inter-antennal area of the frontal region, 
the lateral sulci run from the inner angle of the eye almost as 
far as the termination of the median sulcus, then abruptly curve 
backwards and inwards; labral region hairy. 
Basal plate visible, with spicular margin. 
Tergites sub-serially spicular, marginally and superficially ; 
more coarsely so at the posterior than at the anterior end of 
the body; each marked laterally with two depressions, a third 
fainter depression defining the stoma-saddles. Stoma-saddles high; 
longer than wide, strongly, plentifully and subserially spicular; 
the stomatal area elongate, narrowed anteriorly and posteriorly, 
not widened behind; last tergite pyriform, much narrowed behind 
with lightly emarginate posterior border. 
