CALIGOIDEA. 2357 



contact ; a single spherical lens each. Body translucent or subtrans- 

 parent. 



Pandarus satteus. 



Carapax vix oblongus, posticd sensim latior, angulis posticis parce pro- 

 minentibus, margine postico integro, antico obsolete denticulate. Seg- 

 rnentum secundum brevissimum, alls divaricatis, oblongo-eUipticis. 

 Segmenta cephalothoracis sequentia transversa, primo minore, lobis 

 rotundatis acuti sejunctis. Abdomen %-articulatum, articulo antico 

 grandi, postich angusto-excavato, lateribus fere rectis, parce delude 

 subito angustioribus et angulis posticis internis acutis; segmento secundo 

 dimidio vix angustiore, oblongo, obovato. Styli caudales aperte late- 

 rales. 



Carapax scarcely oblong, gradually widens posteriorly, posterior angles 

 sparingly prominent; posterior margin entire, anterior obsoletely 

 denticulate. Second segment very short, wings divaricate, oblong 

 elliptical. Following segments transverse, the first considerably 

 smaller, the lobes rounded and separated by an acute excavation. 

 Abdomen three-jointed, anterior segment large, narrow excavate 

 behind, sides nearly straight, somewhat convergent, and posteriorly 

 abruptly converging, the inner posterior angles acute, and but little 

 remote. Second segment hardly half narrower, oblong obovate. 

 Caudal stylets not covered. 



Plate 95, fig. 2 a, dorsal view, enlarged; b, ventral view; c, view of 

 extremity, with commencement of external ovarian tube. 



Found with the preceding. 



Length, five lines. Body, opaque. Colour, sometimes nearly black, 

 excepting a pale yellowish-red spot over the eyes; pale brownish yel- 

 low, with a tinge of red, forming a margin to the frontal segment of 

 carapax, and the wings of second segment of body, and colouring the 

 posterior angles of carapax, basal half of first abdominal segment, and 

 stylets. Other specimens opaque, dirty white, or yellowish white, 

 with few traces of a brownish-black colour. 



The first abdominal segment is much broader than half the breadth 



