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Snabelen (se Fig. 3 a. 3 b) er, som hos foregaaende 
Art, vel udviklet, lidt kortere end Hovedsegmentet, og af 
den ssedvanlige cylindriske Form, samt lige fortilrettet. 
Saxlemmerne (ibid) er derimod kjendelig svagere end 
hos denne Art og lmr Skaftet noget lamgere end Haanden. 
Denne sidste (Fig. 3 d) er mindre robust, noget udvidet 
mod Enden og besat med Irengere. men mere spredte Haar. 
Fingrene er noget bugtede og forholdsvis staerkere forlam- 
gede end hos N. grossipes, kun lidet kortere end Palmen, 
og har Spidserne staerkere indbpiede, saa at de krydser 
hinanden, naar Saxen er lukket. 
Folerne (Fig. 3 e) skiller sig ligeledes meget bestemt 
fra samme hos foregaaende Art. De er betydelig spinklere 
og liar 2det og 3die Led omtrent af ens Lsangde. Heller 
ikke er Forskjellen i St0rrel.se mellem de 2 vdre Led 
synderlig udprseget, idet naestsidste Led her er betydelig 
staerkere forkenget. Begge disse Led tilsammen er omtrent 
lig 3die Led i Laengde. 
De falske Fodder bos Hannen (se Fig. 3 a) er over- 
ordentlig staerkt forkengede og spinkle, lige udstrakte naesten 
dobbelt saa lange som Legemet. 4de og 5te Led er saer- 
deles tynde og viser i Enden en meget ioinefaldende Op- 
svulmning ; af disse 2 Led er, uligt hvad Tilfaeldet er hos 
N. grossipes , det sidste noget lsengere end det forste, Ende- 
delen (Fig. 3 f) er betydelig kortere end ate Led og har ' 
( lste Led lsengere end de 2 folgende tilsammen. Ran d- 
tornerne paa de ydre Led (Fig. 3 g) er bredere end hos 
N. grossipes, mere naermende sig til den Form som trades 
hos N. glaciate (sml. Fig. 1 f). 
Gangfedderne (so Fig. 3) er her af en ganske over- 
ordentlig Ltengde, naesten 5 Gauge laengere end Legemet, 
og saerdoles spinkle. Som hos foregaaende Art, er de 
kun sparsomt besatte med sserdeles korte Haar, saa at de 
ved forste Giekast synes naesten nogne. Af Leddene er 
2det Hofteled naesten dobbelt saa langt som de 2 ovrige 
tilsammen. Laarleddet er hos Hunnen kun svagt opsvul- 
met, hos Hannen sserdeles smalt, cylindriskt. lste Lieg- 
led er kjendelig keugere end Laarleddet, og 2det do. er 
saerdeles smalt og forlrenget. Tarsalleddet er, som hos 
foregaaende Art, noget variabelt i Laengde, men dog altid 
betydelig lsengere end hos denne Art, ofte dobbelt saa 
langt som Fodleddet (se Fig. 3 h), sjeldnere- kun 1 / 3 
lsengere (se Fig. 3 i). Langs Inderkanten er dette Led 
besat med talrige fine Torner, hvoraf dog enkelte er kjen- 
delig grovcre og ordnede enkeltvis med bestemte Mellem- 
rum. Fodleddet (se Fig. 3 h, 3 i) er forholdsvis kort og 
ganske lige, ikke som bos N. grossipes krummet; det er i 
Inderkanten bevaebnet med 7- — 8 mere eller mindre for- 
laengede Torner. Endekloen er forholdsvis kort og stcerk, 
neppe mere end halvt saa lang som Fodleddet, men har 
Bikloerne ualmindelig store, omtrent 2 / 3 saa lange som 
Kloen. 
The proboscis (see fig. 3 a, 3 bl is. as in the pre- 
ceding species, well developed, slightly shorter than the 
cephalic segment, of the usual cylindrical form, and directed 
straight forwards. 
The chelifori (ibid) are, on the other hand, apprec- 
iably feebler than in the preceding species, and have the 
scape somewhat longer than the hand The latter (fig. 3 d) 
is less robust, somewhat expanded towards the extremity, 
and beset with longish but rather scattered hairs. The 
fingers are somewhat sinuous and, relatively, more elongated 
than in N. grossipes, only little shorter than the palm, and 
have the tips considerably incurvated. so that they cross 
each other when the chela is shut. 
The palpi (fig. 3 e) also deviate very decidedly from 
those of the preceding species. They are much more 
slender and have the 2nd and 3rd joints about equal 
in length. Nor is the difference in size between the 2 
outer joints particularly prominent, as the penultimate 
one is, in this animal, a good deal more produced. Both 
these joints taken together about equal the 3rd joint in 
length. 
The false legs in the male (see fig. 3 a) are 
remarkably elongate and slender, when fully extended, 
about twice as long as the body. The 4th and 5th joints 
are exceedingly thin, and exhibit at the extremity a very 
conspicuous tumefaction; of these 2 joints, the latter is. 
unlike what occurs in N. grossipes , somewhat longer than 
the former. The terminal part (fig. 3 f) is considerably 
shorter than the 5th joint, and has the 1st joint longer 
than the 2 following ones taken together. The marginal 
spines on the outer joints (fig. 3 g) are broader than in 
N. grossipes, approximating rather the form observed in 
N. gtaciale (cmp. fig. 1 f). 
The ambulatory legs (see fig. 3) are in this animal of 
a most prodigious length, nearly 5 times that of the body, 
and are exceedingly slender. As in the preceding species, 
they are but sparingly beset . with particularly short hairs, 
so that at the first glance they appear almost naked. 
Of the joints, the 2nd coxal joint is almost twice as long 
as the 2 others taken together The femoral joint is, in the 
female, but slightly swollen, in the male exceedingly slender, 
cylindric. The 1st tibia! joint is appreciably longer than 
the femoral one, the 2nd exceedingly slender and elongated. 
The tarsal joint varies a little in length, as in the preceding 
species, but is yet always considerably longer than in that 
form, being often twice as long as the propodal joint (see 
fig. 3 h),' more rarely only 1 / 3 longer (see fig. 3 i). Along 
the inner edge, this joint is furnished with numerous 
delicate spines, some of which are, however, appreciably 
coarser and distributed singly at definite intervals. The 
propodal joint (see fig. 3 h, 3 i) is relatively short and 
quite straight, not, as in N. grossipes. curved; it is armed 
on the inner edge with 7 — 8 more or less elongated 
spines. The terminal claw is comparatively short and 
powerful, hardly more than half as long as the propodal 
joint, but has the auxiliary claws uncommonly large, — 
about 2 / 3 as long as the claw itself. 
