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Form sotn hos foregaaende Art. Som hos denne sidste 
' indknibes det nemlig umiddelbart foran de forreste Side- 
fortsatser pludselig meget stserkt og skyder ud over Roden 
af Snabelen i Form af en smal, cylindrisk Hals, til hvis 
Spids Saxlemmerne er bested e. Halesegmentet er forholds- 
vis lidet, neppe saa langt som sidste Segment, af simpel 
konisk Form og stserkt opadrettet (se Fig. 3 a). 
0ieknuden (se Fig. 3 a) er ganske rudimentser, kun 
dannende en meget svagt fremspringende tilrundet Forboi- 
ning ved Enden af Hovedsegmentets Pandedel. Den mang- 
ier etkvert Spor baade af Pigment og Synselementer. 
Snabelen (se Fig. 3 a, 3 c) er af meget betydelig 
Storrelse, omtrent saa lang som Hovedsegmentet og det 
derpaa folgcnde Segment tilsammen, og udgaar som hos 
foregaaende Art helt ventralt. Den er skraat nedadrettet 
og af noget tendannet Form, med en meget udprseget 
Forty kkelse paa Mid ten. 
Saxlemmerne (se Fig. 3 a, 3 b, 3 c) er overordentlig 
spinkle og omtrent af Snabelens Lseugde. Skaftet er smalt 
cylindriskt, med det ydro Parti kun ganske svagt fortyk- 
ket, og uden tydelig Haarbessetning. Saxen (Fig. 3 d) er 
neppe mere end '/s saa lang som Skaftet, staerkt indknebet 
ved Basis og bar Palmen meget kort og kun forsynet med 
en enkelt kort Borste i Yderkanten. Fiugreno er mere 
end dobbelt saa lange som Palmen, temmelig rigeligt bor- 
stebesatte og i Enden staerkt krummede. Den bevsegelige 
Finger er som hos foregaaende Art lsengst og mere jevnt 
krummet samt krydser med Spidsen den ubevaegelige Fin- 
ger, naar Saxen lukkes. 
Af Folere er der, ligesaalidt som hos foregaaende 
Art det miudste Spor, og da det undersogte Exemplar er 
en Hun, mangier ogsaa de falske Fodder fuldstsendigt. 
Gangfqdderne (se Fig. 3) er meget staerkt forkengede 
og tynde, mere end 3 Gange laengere end Legemet, og 
kun sparsomt haarbesatte. Af Hofteleddene er det 2det 
temmelig staerkt forlaenget, mere end dobbelt saa langt som 
de 2 ovrige tilsammen og meget smalt ved Basis. Laar- 
leddet er af betydelig Storrelse, ikke saa lidet laengere end 
Hoftepartiet og af smal tendannet Form, samt viser i sit 
Indre, foran den lateralc Blindsaek, talrige sig udviklendc iEg. 
De 2 Laegled er noget kortere og indbyrdes omtrent af eus 
Laengde. Tarsalleddet (se Fig. 3 e) er yderst lidet, naesten 
skaalformigt, og bar i Inderkanten nogle tynde Torner, 
livoraf en er noget stserkere end de ovrige. Fodleddet er 
forholdsvis stserkt forlaenget og smalt samt mindre krummet 
end hos foregaaende Art, med en Del korte Borster i 
Yderkanten og ved Enden. Inderkanten dan tier som hos 
foregaaende Art ved Basis en skarpt markeret smalt af- 
rundet Udvidning, der baerer 3 Torner, hvoraf de 2 forreste 
er stillede jevnsides; den 3die Torn er ualmindelig lang og 
tynd samt naesten lige udstaaende. Den ovrige Del af 
Inderkanten er besat med en regelmaessig Rad af korte, 
fortil krummede Torner, 18—20 i Tallet. Endekloen er 
together, and similar in form to that of the preceding 
species. As in the latter, it is constricted, just anterior 
to the foremost of the lateral prpcesses. very abruptly and 
projects over the base of the proboscis in the form of a 
slender cylindrical neck, to the point of which the clieli- 
fori are attached. The caudal segment is comparatively 
small, hardly as long as the last segment, of plain conic 
form, and directed almost vertically (see fig. 3 a). 
The oculiferous tubercle (see fig. 3 a) is quite rudi- 
mentary, forming but a, very slightly projecting rounded 
prominence at the extremity of the frontal part of the 
cephalic segment. It does not exhibit the slightest trace 
of either pigment or visual elements. 
The proboscis (see fig. 3 a, 3 c) is of very consider- 
able size, about as long as the cephalic segment and that 
succeeding it taken together, and issues, as in the preced- 
ing species, quite ventrally. It points obliquely downwards, 
and is somewhat fusiform in shape, with a very prominent 
tumification in the middle. 
The chelifori (see fig. 3 a, 3 b, 3 c) are remarkably 
slender, and about the length ot the proboscis. The scape 
is narrow cylindric, with the outer part but very slightly 
tumificated, and having no distinct covering of hair. The 
chela (fig. 3 d) is hardly more than one-third as long as 
the scape, very considerably constricted at the base, and 
has the palm extremely short, and furnished with but a 
single short bristle on the outer margin. The fingers are 
more than twice as long as the palm, rather abundantly 
bristle-beset, and strongly curved at the extremity. The 
mobile finger is, as in the preceding species, the longest, 
and more uniformly curved, and, on the chela being clooed 
crosses with its point the immobile one. 
As in the preceding species, not the slightest trace 
of palpi can be detected, and the specimen examined being 
a female, the false legs are also wholly absent. 
The ambulatory legs (see fig. 3) are very consider- 
ably elongate and slender, measuring more than 3 times 
the length of the body, and but sparingly beset with hairs. 
Of the coxal joints, the 2nd is rather elongated, upwards 
of twice as long as the 2 others taken together, and very 
narrow at the base. The femoral joint is of considerable 
size, considerably longer than the coxal region, and of a 
slender fusiform shape, exhibiting also within it, anterior 
to the lateral caecum, numerous eggs in course of deve- 
lopment. The 2 tibia 1 joints are somewhat shorter, and 
about equal in length. The tarsal joint (see fig. 3 e) is ex- 
ceedingly small, almost bowl-shaped, and has on the inner 
margin a few delicate spines, one a little stronger than 
the rest. The propodal joint is comparatively very elongate 
and slender, and loss curved than in the preceding species, 
with a number of short spines along the outer margin and 
at the extremity. The inner margin forms, as in the 
preceding species, at the base, a well-marked, narrow 
rounded dilation, bearing 3 spines, the 2 foremost in juxta- 
position; the 3rd spine is remarkably long and slender, 
and well-nigh straight. The remaining part of the inner 
