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forlaengede Lemmer. Derimod er Kroppen selv (Fig. 2 a, 
2 1)) temmelig undersaetsig, og Sideiortsatserne forholdsvis 
tykke samt nrindre vidt adskilte end hos mange af de 
ovrige Arter. Hovedsegmentet er forholdsvis af betydelig 
Storrelse, omtrent saa langt som de 3 folgende Segmenter 
tilsamnien, men bar en temmelig kort Hals, hvorimod 
Pandedelen er storre og bredere end saedvanligt. 
0ieknuden (Fig. 2 c), der er beliggende omtrent dob- 
belt saa langt fra Panderanden som fra Hovedsegmentets 
bagre Rand, er meget lav og stumpt afrundet i Enden. 
Lindserne er forholdsvis store og af noget elliptisk Form. 
Snabelen (se Fig. 2 a, 2 b) er vel udviklet, omtrent 
af Hovedsegmentets Lamgde og af den saedvanlige cylindriske 
Form. 
Saxlemmerne (ibid.) er betydelig storre end hos nogen 
af de i det foregaaende omtalte Aider og lige udstrakte 
mesten af Kroppens Lamgde (-=- Snabelen). Skaftet er 
temmelig tvkt, cylindriskt, dog noget udvidet i Enden og 
ganske nogent. Haanden (Fig. 2 d) er af meget anselig 
Storrelse, fuldkommen saa lang som Skaftet, og temmelig smal 
i Forhold til Laengden. Den er staerkt buet og nsesten 
nogen, kun ved Basis af Fingrene besat med nogle yderst 
smaa Haar. Fingrene er staerkt forlaengede, omtrent af 
Palmens Laengde og ender begge i skarpe indboiede Spidser. 
Taenderne langs Inderkanten af den ubevaegelige Finger er 
af betydelig Storrelse, Here Gange saa stserke som de 
paa den bevaegelige Finger og ogsaa fserre i Antal (se 
Fig. 2 e). 
Folerne (Fig. 2 f) er staerkt forlaengede og spinkle, 
saedvanligvis zigzag-formigt boiede, og kun besat med meget 
korte Forster. Af Leddene er det 3die noget kortere end 
2det, og de 2 ydre Led ualmindelig spinkle, tilsamnien 
betydelig laengere end 3die Led. Det overordentlig smale, 
lineaere sidste Led har jeg paa alle de af mig undersogte 
Exemplarer fundet lidt kortere end naestsidste. 
De falske Fodder (se Fig. 2 b) er, lige udstrakte, 
noget laengere end Legemet, forholdsvis kraftigere hos 
Hannen end hos Hunnen, forovrigt ikke meget forskjellige. 
4de og 5te Led er omtrent af ens Lamgde, og Endedelen 
adskilligt laengere end ethvert af disse Led. Randtornorne 
paa de ydre Led er meget staerke, triangulaert tilspidsede 
og grovt saugtakkede i Kanterne, uden nogen staerkere 
Tand ved Basis (se Fig. 2 g). Paa de i Midten af Led- 
dene faestede Torner pleier imidlertid Saugtakkerne at vaere 
betydelig mindre udpraegede, mesten forsvindende (Fig, 2 h). 
Gangfodderne (se Fig. 2) er af meget betydelig Laengde, 
mere end 5 Gange laengere end Legemet, og naesten ganske 
nogne. De afsmalnes lidt mod Enden, skjondt ikke saa 
staerkt som hos flere af de i det foregaaende omtalte Arter, 
livorfor de idethele synes noget mere robuste. 2det Hofteled 
er noget kortere end de 2 ovrige tilsamnien, og Laarleddet 
omtrent 1 /s laengere end Hoftepartiet. Iste Liegled er 
kjendelig laengere end Laarleddet og 2det do. ualmindelig 
the exceedingly elongated limbs. On the other hand, the 
trunk itself (tig. 2 a, 2 b) is rather thickset, and the lateral 
processes are relatively thick and less widely separated 
than in many of the other species. The cephalic segment 
is, relatively, of considerable size, about as long as the 3 
following segments taken together, but with a rather, short 
neck, whereas the frontal part is larger and broader than 
usual. 
The oculiferous tubercle (fig. 2 c), placed about twice 
as far from the frontal margin as from the posterior edge 
of the cephalic segment, is very low and obtusely rounded 
at the end. The lenses are comparatively large and some- 
what elliptical in form. 
The proboscis (see fig. 2 a, 2 b) is well developed, 
about as long as the cephalic segment, and of the usual 
cylindrical form. 
The chelifori (ibid) are considerably larger than in 
any of the previously mentioned species, when fully extended 
almost the length of the trunk (less the proboscis). The 
scape is rather thick, cylindrical, but somewhat expanded 
at the extremity and cjuite bare. The hand (fig. 2 d) is 
of very considerable size, quite as long as the scape, and 
rather narrow in proportion to the length. It is exceed- 
ingly arcuate and well-nigh bare, only at the base of the 
fingers is it beset with a few estremely delicate hairs. The 
fingers are very much elongated, about same length as the 
palm, and both terminate in acute incurvate points, The 
teeth along the inner edge of the immobile finger are of 
considerable size, several times as strong as those on the 
mobile finger, and are less numerous (see fig. 2 e). 
The palpi (fig. 2 f) are greatly elongated and slender, 
bent usually in zigzag form, and only beset with very short 
bristles. Of the joints, the 3rd is somewhat shorter than 
the 2nd, and the 2 outer joints are remarkably slender, 
together considerably longer than the 3rd joint. The last 
uncommonly slim, linear joint, I have found, in all the 
specimens examined, to be a little shorter than the penul- 
timate one. 
The false legs (see fig. 2 b) when fully extended, are 
somewhat longer than the body, in the male relatively 
more powerful than in the female, not very different other- 
wise. The 4th and 5th joints are about equal in length, 
and the terminal part is a good deal longer than either of 
these joints. The marginal spines on the outer joints are 
very strong, triangularly pointed, and coarsely serrate on the 
edges, without any strong tooth at the base (see fig. 2 g). 
On the spines attached in the middle of the joints, the 
denticles are, however, in general, much less distinct, indeed 
almost imperceptible (fig. 2 h). 
The ambulatory legs (see fig. 2) are of very consider- 
able length, more than 5 times longer than the body, and 
are almost quite bare. They taper a little towards the ex- 
tremity, though not so much as in several of the previously 
mentioned species, wherefore they would seem to be some- 
what more robust. The 2nd coxal joint is a. little shorter 
than the 2 others taken together, and the femoral joint is 
about one-third longer than the coxal part. The 1st tibial 
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