1908.] 



MR. H. R. HOGG OX AUSTRALASIAN SPIDERS. 



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The mandibles are kneed at the base and as long as the patella 

 of the front pair of legs ; on the inner margin of the falx-sheath 

 are four large teeth, and on the outer margin one large between 

 tAvo small teeth and a thick fringe. 



The lip is as broad as long, straight in front, and rounded at 

 the sides, about half the length of the maxillae, which are well 

 rounded on the outer side and upper half. 



Text-fia-. 74. 



Dolomedes huttoni, sp. n. Female. 

 a. Ej-es*. I b. Epigyiie. | c. Male palp. 



The abdomen is straight in front, broadest two-thirds of its 

 length down and rounded at jDOsterior end ; the hair coarse and 

 rough. 



* The figures are tenths of a millimetre ; the figure 26 between the oval ej'es of 

 the third row should be 30. 



