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and converging caudad; caudal margin angularly excised at middle, 
-convex laterally toward and about each caudal corner. (Plate 4, 
fig. 3). 
Each coxopleura with glands in the form of two large pits which are 
entirely simple and homogeneous; the anterior pore wholly and the 
posterior one mostly covered by the last ventral plate. (Plate 4, 
fig. 3). 
First pair of legs a little more slender than the second but only 
slightly shorter. Posterior legs longer and proportionately more 
slender than the anterior ones. Anal legs much longer than the 
penult. Slender in the female. The distal joint somewhat longer 
that the preceding one and much more slender. Pairs of legs (9) 
thirty-seven. 2 
Locality.— State of Parahyba: Independencia! hills north of the 
town. (Mann and Heath). 
SCHENDYLURUS GOUNELLEI (Brélemann). 
Schendyla gounellet Brélemann, Ann. Soc. ent. France, 1902, 71, p. 685; Cat. 
Myr..Brésil., 1909, p. 6. 
Schendylurus gounellet Brélemann et Ribaut, Arch. Mus. hist. nat., 1912, ser. 5, 
4, p. 119, fig. 6, 62-67. 
Locality.— State of Sao Paulo: Fagenda Nova Nicaragua. 
SCHENDYLURUS PAULISTA (Brélemann). 
Schendyla paulista Brélemann, Rev. Museu Paulista, 1903, 6, p. 83, pl. 1, fig. 
6-7; Cat. Myr. Bresil., 1909, p. 6. 
Locality.— State of Sao Paulo: Poco Grande. 
In many ways close to the preceding species and possibly but a 
variety of it. 
(?) SCHENYDLURUS BRASILIANUS (Silvestri). 
Nannophilus brasilianus Silvestri, Ann. soc. ent. Belg., 1907, 41, p. 346. 
Schendyla brasiliana Brélemann, Cat. Myr. Brésil., 1909, p. 6. 
Locality.— Brazil (precise locality not indicated). 
The generic position of this species cannot be determined from the 
