304 ME. H. R. HOGG ON SOME 



The cepbalothoiax is narrow in front, about one-third of its 

 greatest width. The mandibles are longer than the clypeus 

 is Avide ; fangs short and stout ; two equal-sized teeth and one 

 very minute on inner falx-sheath. 



The ej'esof the front row ai'e procurved, the laterals two-thirds 

 the diameter of the median and that distance apart. The eyes 

 of the second row have a diameter three times that of the front 

 median, and stand out rather prcmii:ient]y on black rims ; they 

 are as far apart as the diameter inside the black rims. The 

 rear eyes are two-thirds in diameter those of the second row, 

 two of their diameters apart and the ^ame distance from the 

 second row. 



The lip is much brcader than long, about one-third the height 

 of the maxillfe. 



The sternum is a broad oval, smooth a,nd slightly convex. 



The abdomen is oval ; the upper surface smooth, with only a 

 few scattered fine hairs, but they cover entirely the under side. 



The epigyne consists of an oval transverse base, from Avhich 

 springs the median rib. This dividing at the apex encircles 

 hollows — one on each side — and returns to the middle in a small 

 shiny jorotuberance. Upright oval bosses stand one at each side 

 of the base. 



The measurements in millimetres are as follows : — 



Long. Wide. 



ri 1, 1 j-x, «? I i ii^ front. 



Oephalothorax . . . 6 < "^ 



Abdomen 31 2^ 



Mandibles 1^ 



Pat. Motat. 



Coxa. Tr. & fern. & tib. & tar.i. 



Legs 1. e 21. -Jij 2A = 8i 



-J. ^ = 



3. I 21 2k 3| = 91 



4. 1 2| 2| 41 = 10| 

 Palpi 1 11 1 I = 31 



A single female from Dran, Langbian Mountains, S. Annam,. 

 3000 ft., is very similar in appearance to the Australian Lycosa 

 cdhosparsa L. Koch, but has the front row of eyes shorter than 

 the second instead of longer as Avell as the slight generic- 

 differences. 



Family Pisaurid^. 



Genus Hygrofoda Thor. 



Hygropoda lokgitarsis Thor. 



Three females from Deban, Pharang Province, South Annam,, 

 650 ft. 



