Genera of the Faniihj Attidcc. 271 



146. Trochanter IV short, not visible from above; metatarsus and tar- 



sus IV more slender than tibia and patella 147 



147. Metatarsus IV having only a circle of spines at extremity (some- 



times lacking these) 149 



148. Metatarsus IV armed to base 151 



149. Anterior row of eyes rather strongly curved; 1 gs very hairy, 



Dendrypliantes C. K. 



150. Anterior row of If gs straight or almost straight; legs almost glab- 



rous Icius E. S. 



151. Eyes of second row doub!e as far from dorsal as from lateral 



( yes Pliidippus C. K. 



153. Eyes of second row almost half-way betweea dorsal and lateral 



eyes Philaeus Thor. 



153. Interval between lateral and middle eyes of first row as vpide or 



nearly as wide as the diameter of the lateral 155 



154. Lateral separated by a space not more than I as wide as their 



diameter from the middle eyes 157 



155. Cephalothorax dilated toward the front; clypeus very low, less 



than i as wide as the laree middle eyes Eiiryattus Thor. 



156. Cephalothorax with thoracic part very strongly dilated; clypeus 



about i as wide as large middle eyes 'Thyeue E. S. 



157. Metatarsus -\- tarsus IV equal to tibia -\- patella IV 159 



158. Metatarsus + tarsus IV shorter than tibia + patella IV. 



Pellenes E. S. 



159. Second legs longer than the first -Hypoblemum Peckham. 



160. First legs longer than the second Hasarius E. S. 



161. Cephalic and thoracic parts on the same plane 163 



163. Cephalic and thoracic parts on different planes Jelskia Tacz. 



16B. Thoracic part but little longer than cephalic 165 



164. Thoracic part much longer than cephalic' Lyssomaiies Heutz. 



165. First pair of legs longest; cephalic part very convex, sides par- 



allel Atliaiiias Cambridge. 



160. Third pair of legs longest; cephalic part plane, sides converging 



behind ^Epeiis Peckliain. 



' Thyene=Thya Simon, preoccupied . 



- Hypoblemum=Drepanephora Keyserling, preoccupied. 



'■ Epeus=Evenus Simon, preoccupied. 



