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Mere af de indfangede Exemplarer var forsynede nied 
Kli’e iEggesaek. I)enne er noget fladtrykt og af bred ellip- 
bsk Form saint indeholder et noget vexlende Antal (fra 
* (l til 30) iEg af en smuk morkeblaa Farve. 
Den fuldt udviklede Ban (Fig. 14) er noget mindre 
end Hunnen og af forholdsvis betvdelig spinklere Form. 
Navnlig er Bagkroppen sserdeles tynd, og det Iste Segment 
delt i 2 samt uden noget knudeformigt Fremspring 
nedentil. 
Iste Par Folere stemmer i Lsengde og Leddenes Antal 
ov erens ined samme hos Hunnen, og ingen af deni viser nogen 
Antydniug til Geniculation. Derimod udimerker begge disse 
Dolere sig ved en rigelig Besaetuing af eiendommelige klare, 
,10 get sammentrykte eller nsesten bladformige Sandseved- 
liffing, der navnlig i det basale Parti er tset sammentramgte 
( Se Dig. 15 ). p aa 2det Led tallies saaledes ikke mindre 
en< l 5 saadanne, medens de pvrige Tied i Regel en kun har 
e t hvert. 
2det Par Folere viser ingen vsesentlig Afvigelse tra 
sa mme hos Hunnen. hvorimod Here af Munddelene er rudi- 
1Uen taere eller ufuldstmndigt udviklede. 
Saaledes mangier Kindbakkerne (Fig. 16) fuldstsendig 
det egentlige Corpus, og paa Kjseverne (Fig. 17) er lige- 
f des den egentlige Tyggedel kun tilstede som en liden ube- 
' ,l ‘bnet Lap. Iste Par Kj;e vet odder (Fig. 18) er ogsaa af 
1 11 meget rudi mental r Beskaffeuhed, og de paa dem fiestede 
0rster saa skrobelige og infiltrede i hverandre, at deres 
a l og Anordning vanskeligt lader sig undersoge. Noget 
111(11 e udviklede er 2det Par Kjsevefodder (Fig. 19), skjondt 
°bsaa disse er betydelig svagere end hos Hunnen. 
1 Svommefoddernes Bygning er ingen viesentlig For- 
•' e ‘ iua samme hos Hunnen at notere. 
Derimod forefindes bag disse et Par nnegtigt udvik- 
L 'de Lerunier, der forestiller det hos Hunnen ganske mang- 
6l *de 5te Fodpar. Disse Lemmer. der tilbagestrakte raikker 
1 ' u°get udover Bagkroppens Sjiids, er omformede til eien- 
1 0lUni elige Griberedskaber. hvormed Spermatophoremo gribes 
M overfores til Hunnens Kjonsaabning. Den venstre Fod 
v’ 1 big. 20) bostaar af en tyk og muskulos Basaldel, tra 
' ls Dude udgaar 2 ulige store og ulige formede Grene. 
^ * 11 ydre af disse er stierkt forlsenget og bestaar af 2 Led, 
^'°iat det Iste er svagt tenformigt og i den ydre Kant 
01 s .) net med et kort tandformigt Fremspring, medens det 
1 s * e er omdannet til en noget indadboiet, i Enden af- 
* llUl Pet cylindrisk Klo, der er noget kortere end det fore- 
bUauui,, l),. n i n dre Gren har Formen af et simpolt 
q" ' ttormigt Appendix, der nekker til Enden al den ydre 
cl Uns Iste Led. Den hoiore Fod er noget kortere end 
/' ri v °ustre og ganske smal. Dens Iste simpolt cylindriske 
' sy arer til Basaldelen paa venstre Fod og har ved 
Spiels, 
dor 
Led 
p ^ ,( ' n bidad et ganske lidet, noget hagefonnigt Appendix 
1 forestiller den rudimentaere indre Gren. 
Det folgende 
er lidt fortvkket paa Midten og har en meget bevmgelig 
Several of the specimens collected were ovigerous. 
The ovisac is slightly depressed and of a broad, elliptic 
form, containing a somewhat variable number of eggs (from 
10 to 30), in colour a beautiful dark-blue. 
The fully developed Male (fig. 14) is a trifle smaller 
than the female, and relatively of a much more slender 
form. The posterior division of the body is in particular 
exceedingly narrow, and the 1st segment occurs divided in 
two, as also without any tuberculiform prolatiori below. 
The 1st pair of antenme agree as to length and 
number of joints with the corresponding pair in the female, 
and neither of them exhibit the slightest indication suggesting 
a geniculate character. On the other hand, both those an- 
tenna! are distinguished by numerous, somewhat compressed 
or well-nigh foliaceous, pellucid sensory appendices, which, 
more especially in the basal part, occur densely crowded 
together (see fig. 15). Thus, on the 2nd joint may be 
counted as many as 5 such appendices, the other joints 
have, as a rule, only one appendix each. 
The 2nd pair of antenme exhibit no essential devia- 
tion from the corresponding pair in the female, whereas 
several of the oral appendages are rudimentary, or but 
imperfectly developed. 
Thus, in the mandibles (tig. 16), the true corpus is 
entirely wanting, and on the maxilbc (fig. 17) the true 
masticatory portion occurs merely as a small, unarmed 
lobule The 1st pair of maxillipeds (fig. 18) are likewise 
most rudimentary in character, and the bristles affixed to 
those parts alike so fragile and entangled as to render any 
trustwortly determining of their number and arrangement a 
matter of extreme difficulty. The 2nd pair of maxillipeds 
(fi„ 19) occur somewhat more developed; but these are 
also considerably feebler than in the female. 
In the structure of the natatory legs, there is no 
essential deviation to record from that of those organs in 
the female. 
On the other hand, posterior to the said legs, occur 
a pair of prodigiously developed limbs, representing the 
5th pair of legs, entirely absent in the female. These 
limbs which, extended backward, reach to even a little 
beyond the point of the posterior division of the body, are 
transformed into peculiar prehensile organs, by means ot 
which the sperm atophores are clasped and transferred into 
the generative opening of the female. The left leg (see 
90 ) consists of a thick and muscular basal portion, 
flom the end of which issue 2 branches, differing alike in. 
size and form. The outer of these is greatly produced, 
und consists of 2 articulations, the 1st of which is slightly 
fusiform and exhibits on the outer margin a short, denti- 
form prolation, whereas the 2nd is transformed into a 
somewhat incurving, at the extremity obtusely truncate 
evlindric claw, a trifle shorter than the preceding artic- 
ulation The inner branch has the form of a, simple, 
stvliform appendix, reaching to the extremity of the 1st 
articulation of the outer branch. The right leg is some- 
what shorter than the left, and quite slender. Its 1st 
simple evlindric articulation corresponds with the basal part 
