THERIDIUM AtTRKO-MAC0LATtIM Sp' 
DtJHcnpUon of Plate 119?. — spider magnified; i^, natural size; profile; </, 
cephalothorax underside ; eyes ; / epigyne ; snare. 
Total length, 3^ : cephalo thorax, i \ ; breadth, J ; breadth in frontj \ ; abdomen, 2 ; 
breadth, millim. Leg, i. — 3^; li. — 3^ ; iii. — 3 ; iv, — millim. Patella -{- tibia, 
iv- — millini. 
A few specimens of this spider were found in the Botanic Gardens, Singapore. It 
suspends hy a silken thread its bell-shaped nest, composed of little bits of stone and earth, 
in dark holes in walls. 
The nest is about half-an-inch long and is held together by a slight web, and stayed 
from the mouth by numerous threads. 
