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terminate Parti, hvorfra Snabelen og Saxlemmerne udgaar. 
Sidefortsatserne er temmelig vidt adskilte og neppe lmngere 
end Legemet er bredt. Det forreste til Hoyedsegmentet 
herende Par udgaar fra dettes bagerste Parti, medens det 
fplgende Par udgaar noiagtig fra Midten af det tilsvarende 
Segment. Det bagerste Par er, som ssedvanlig, noget kor- 
tere end de evfige og sterkt bagudrettede. Fra Indsnittet 
mellem begge udgaar det overordentlig lille Haleseginent, 
der er sterkt opadrettet (se Fig. 1 b), og af siinpel konisk 
Form, med Enden svagt kloftet og forsynet til liver Side 
med en kort Borste (Fig. 1 h). 
0ieknuden er kun lidet ophoiet (se Fig. 1 b), af stump 
konisk Form, og ved Basis forsynet med de 4 ssedvanlige 
Enkeltoine, indleirede i et mprkt Pigment. 
Snabelen er (se Fig. 1 a, 1 b) ualmindelig kort, neppe 
halvt saa lang som Hoyedsegmentet, og niesten lige fortil 
strakt. Den er temmmelig tyk, cylindrisk, dog noget ud- 
videt i sit ydre Parti, og liar Spidsen stumpt tilrundet, 
med Mundaabningen simpel. uden nogen Borstebevsebniug. 
Saxlemmerne er forholdsvis korte og undersmtsige. paa 
langt user ikke saa lange som Hoyedsegmentet, med Skaftet 
simpelt cylindriskt og ved Enden udad forsynet med en Del 
fine Bars ter. Haanden er omtrent af samme Ltengde som 
Skaftet og horizontal! indadrettet. Den er (Fig. 1 c) af 
aflang oval eller nsesten prercdannet Form og besat ved 
Basis af Fingrene med sterke Borster. Fingrene er neppe 
lamgere end Palmen oggaar i umiddelbar Flugt med samme, 
De er koniskt tilspidsede og kun yderst svagt krumrnede, 
saint noget ulige i Lieugde, idet den ubevaegelige Finger er 
kjendelig kortere end den bevmgolige; den forste har ikke 
blot langs Tndorkanten, men ogsaa til Siderne Here smaa 
tandformige Knuder, hvorimod disse paa den bevmgelige 
Finger er meget utydelige. 
Af Folero er der intet Spor at opdage (se Fig. 1 a). 
De falske Fodder er tilstede hos begge Kjon og fm- 
stede paa liver Side til et knudeformigt Fremspring tret 
foran do forreste Sidefortsatser (se Fig. 1 a og 1 b). Som 
hos de i det foregaaende omtalte Former, er de slaaede 
ind under Kroppen og viser i Almindelighed paa Midten 
en mere eller mindre sterk albuformig Boining. De be- 
staar hos begge Kjon af 10 Led, hvoraf de 5 yderste dan- 
ner et vel begrsendset terminalt Afsnit. Angaaende disse 
Lemmers Laengde, saa er den noget forskjellig hos de 2 
Kjon. Hos Hunnen (Fig. 1) er de lige udstrakte neppe 
bcngere end Legemet, medens de hos Hannen (Fig. 1 a) 
er nresten en lialv Gang til saa lange. Dette kommer af 
den torholdsvis betydelig stacrkere Udvikling hos Hannen 
at 4de og navnlig 5te Led, hvilkot sidste desuden udmserker 
sig ved en Uigformig, med et Par Borster besat Udvidning 
i Enden, hvorat intet Spor er at se hos Hunnen. De 5 
Led. der danner Endepartiet (Fig. 1 d), er naesten af ens 
Lsengde, og de 4 yderste langs Inderkanten besatte med 
en regelmmssig Rad af eiendomrnelige, lamelleformige Tor- 
ner, der er sterdeles fint, indskaarne eller ligesom cilierede i i| 
issue. The lateral processes are rather wide apart and 
hardly longer than the body is broad. The foremost pair 
belonging to the cephalic segment, issue from its hind- 
most part, whereas the succeeding pair have their 
origin exactly in the middle of the corresponding seg- 
ment. The hindmost pair are, as usual, a little shorter than 
the others and are strongly directed backwards. From 
the incision between the two, issues the exceedingly small 
caudal segment, directed strongly upwards (see fig. 
1 b), and of a simple conic form, with the extremity faintly 
cleft and furnished on each side with a short bristle 
(fig. 1 h). 
The oculiferous tubercle is but slightly protuberant 
(see fig. 1 b), of an obtuse conic form, and at the base 
provided with the 4 simple eyes, or lenses, embedded in 
a dark pigment. 
The proboscis (see fig. la, lb) is remarkably short, 
scarcely half as long as the cephalic segment, and extended 
almost straight forwards. It is rather thick, cylindrical, 
although somewhat expanded in its outer part, and has the 
point obtusely rounded with the oral opening plain, and 
no setous armature. 
The chelifori are comparatively short and stout, not 
so long, by far. as the cephalic segment, with the scape 
plain cylindric, and at the extremity outwards furnished 
with a number of delicate bristles. The hand is about the 
same length as the scape, and directed horizontally inwards. 
It is oblongo-oval or well-nigh pyriform (fig. I e), and at the 
base of the fingers beset with strong bristles. The fingers are 
scarcely longer than the palm, and extend in immediate line 
with it. They are conically acuminated and but very slightly 
curved, also somewhat unequal in length, the immobile 
finger being appreciably shorter than the mobile one; 
not only has the former along its inner edge, but likewise 
at the sides, several minute dentiform nodules, whereas 
those on the latter are very indistinct. 
Of palpi no trace can be detected (see fig. 1 a). 
The false legs are present in both sexes, and at- 
tached on each side to a nodular projection imme- 
diately m front of the foremost of the lateral proces- 
ses (see figs. 1 a and 1 b). As in the forms previously 
spoken of, they are folded in, under the trunk, and gene- 
ial!j exhibit, at the middle, a more or less prominent, el- 
bow-shaped bend, They are composed, in both sexes, of 10 
joints, the 5 outermost forming a well defined terminal divi- 
sion. As regards the length of these limbs, it differs 
somewhat in the two sexes. In the female (fig. 1), when 
fully extended, they are hardly longer than the body, while 
in the male (fig. 1 a) they are almost half as long again. 
Ihis comes of the relatively much fuller development in 
the male of the 4th, and more particularly 5th joint, which 
last has, moreover, a lobular expansion at the extremity beset 
with one or two setm, no trace of which can be found in 
the female. The 5 joints constituting the terminal division 
(fig. 1 d) are well-nigh equal in length, and the 4 outer- 
most are, along the inner edge, furnished with a regular series 
of peculiar lamellitorm spines, having the edges very 
