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anden. Halesegmentet er af samme Udseende som hos denne 
Art, ligesom ogsaa Kroppens bidefortsatser. 
Gieknnden er beliggende omtrent i Midten at Lege- 
rnets Lsengde og skiller sig kjendelig fra samme lios fore- 
gaaende Art ved sin hoie, konisk tilspidsede Form (se b ig. 
2 a, 2 b). Dens Spids er mere eller mindre loroverboiet, 
oo- Lindserne ved Basis af 0ieknuden synes forholdsvis 
o 
noget mindre end bos P. brevirostris. 
Snabelen forholder sig ganske som bos denne Art. naar 
undtages, at den er en Smule lamgere i Forliold til Brcdden. 
Ogsaa Saxlemmerne viser en meget overensstemmende 
Bygning: Kun synes de, ligesom overhovedet alle Kiops- 
veflhseng, at vtere noget mere forlaengede,' ligesom ogsaa 
Fingrenes Lsengde i Forliold til Palmen er noget star re (se 
Fig. 2 c). 
De falske Fodder er ber, ligesom Tilfieldet er med den 
middelhavske Art P. phantoma, fsestede, i en kjendelig At- 
stand fra de forreste bidefortsatser, til bid erne at Halsen. 
De er hos blannen, lige udstrakte, betydelig lsengere end Le- 
gemet og stemmer saavel i Leddenes indbyrdes b orhold som 
Bevsebning ganske overens med samme hos P. brevirostris. 
Gangfoddorne er (se Fig. 2) overordentlig spinkle og 
forlsengede ; da imidlertid ogsaa Kroppen er stserkt iorlsen- 
get, vil Lsengdeforboldet mellera Legemet og Fodder ne om- 
trent blive det samme som bos foregaaende Art. Af Led- 
dene er dot 2det Iiofteled uabnindebg langt og smalt, over 
dobbelt saa langt som de 2 ovrige tilsammcn. De 3 fol- 
gende Led er ogsaa betydelig lsengere end hos P. breviro- 
stris, hvorimod deres indbyrdes Ltengdeforhold ikke er me- 
get forskjelligt. Fodleddet (se Fig. 2 d) viser idetbcle en 
meget lignende Form og Bevsebuing som bos foregaaende 
Art. Derimod er Bikloerne ber kjendelig storre, nsesten af 
Endekloens Lsengde. 
De til de falske Fodder hos Hannen fsestede Mg er 
(se Fig. 2) som bos P. brevirostris, faa i Antal og forholds- 
vis store, fuldkommen kugleformige og ikke omgivne af 
nogcn fselles Membrau. 
Hele Dyret er i levende Tilstand i boi Grad gjennem- 
sigtigt og uden de bvide Tvserbaand over Gangfodderne, 
der forefindes bos toregaaende Art. 
Forekomst. Jeg bar taget nogle faa Exemplarer at 
denne Form ved Apelvser i Nordre Trondhjems Amt. De 
forekom paa et temmelig betydeligt Dyb, 60 100 bavne, 
Lerbund. 
coalescent. The caudal segment exhibits the same appea- 
rance as in that species, as also do the lateral processes ot 
the body. 
The oculiferous tubercle is located nearly in the middle 
of the length of the body, and is perceptibly distinguished from 
that of the preceding species by its elevated, conically acumi- 
nated form (see fig. 2 a, 2 b). Its point is more or less bent 
forwards, and the lenses at the base of the tubercle would seem 
to be, relatively, so me what smaller than in P. brevirostris. 
The proboscis occurs precisely as in the said species, 
save in being a trifle longer, proportionally to the bieadth. 
The chelifori, too, exhibit a very similar structure, 
only they would seem, as indeed is the case generally with 
all appendages of the body, to be somewhat more prolonged, 
the length of the fingers in proportion to that oi the palm, 
being also somewhat greater (see fig. 2 c). 
The false legs in this animal, as in the Mediterranean 
species P. phantoma, are attached, at an appreciable distance 
from the foremost lateral processes, to the sides of the neck. 
In the male, when fully extended, they are considerably 
longer than the body, and agree, alike in the relative pro- 
portion of the joints and the armature, with the false legs 
in P. brevirostris. 
The ambulatory legs (see fig. 2) are uncommonly slen- 
der and elongate; as the trunk, however, is also much 
produced, the proportion in length between the body and 
the legs will be nearly the same as in the preceding species. 
Of the joints, the 2nd coxal joint is remarkably long and 
slender, more than twice as long as the 2 others taken 
together. The 3 succeeding joints are likewise a good deal 
longer than in P. brevirostris , whereas their mutual relation 
as to length is not very different. The propodal joint (see 
fig. 2 d) exhibits much the same form and armature as in 
the preceding species. The auxiliary claws are, however, 
appreciably larger, almost as long as the terminal claw. 
The eggs attached to the false legs in the male (se 
fig 2) arc, as in P. brevirostris, few in number and compa- 
ratively large, quite globular in shape, and not enveloped 
in any common membrane. 
The entire animal is, in the living state, remarkably 
translucent, and without the white transverse bands across 
the ambulatory legs observed in the preceding species. 
Occurrence. 1 have taken a few specimens ot this 
form at Apelvser in Nordre Trondhjems Amt. They were 
brought up from a considerable depth, 60 — 100 fathoms; 
clay bottom. 
