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neesten 5 Gauge Lengere end Legemet, stserkt afsmalnende; 
2det Lsegled sardeles smalt og forlsenget, mere end 4 
Gange saa langt som dot terminate Afsnit, Tarsalleddet 
lidt lmngere end Fodleddet, begge smale og linemre, med 
smaa spredte Torner i Inderkanten ; Endekloen betydelig 
kortere end Podleddet, Biklqerne forlioldsvis smaa. De 
ydre vEgmasser smaa, kugleformige med forlioldsvis store 
JEg. Legemets Lsengde 9 ra “; Spandvidde 91" m '. 
Bemaerkninger. I min Prodromus har jeg urigtigt 
identificeret denne Form med Heller’s N. gracilipes. Sonere 
har Dr. Hansen beskrevet den under ovenstaaende Navn. 
Den staar meget user de 2 foregaaende Arter, fra hvilke 
den dog strax er kjendelig, foruden ved ringere Sthrrelse 
og spinklere Form, ved de betydelig stairkere forlmngede 
Saxlemmer og navnlig ved den eiendommelige Maade, hvor- 
paa Fingrene ender. Ogsaa Folernc er stserkere forlsengede 
og viser et andet Lsengdeforhold af Leddene. I Henseende 
til de ydre Fodleds Bygning staar den paa en Maade 
midt imellem de 2 foregaaende Arter. 
Beskrivelse. Legemets Lsengde hos fuldvoxne seg- 
bserende Exemplarer er omkring 9""", med en Spandvidde 
af 91’™, og denne Art staar saaledes adskilligt tilbage i 
Storrolse for de 2 foregaaende. 
Legemets Form er (se Pl. IX, Fig. 1) temmelig 
spiukel, og navnlig er selve Kroppen (Fig. 1 a) kjendelig 
smalere end hos de 2 foregaaende Arter, med Sidefortsat- 
serne videre skilte. Hovedsegmentet er af betydelig Stor- 
relse, noget lsengere end de 3 folgende Segmenter tilsam- 
/ men, og har, som hos de 2 foregaaende Arter, Pande- 
delen stserkt fortykket; derimod er Halsen her forlioldsvis 
smalere. 
Gieknuden er sserdeles lav og viser sig, seet fra Siden 
(Fig. 1 a), jevnt afrundet. Den har imidlertid, som hos 
andre Arter, til liver Side et noget fremspringende Hjorne, 
hvorfor den, forfra eller bagfra seet (Fig. 1 b), synes mere 
tv serf afkuttet. Lindserne er af saedvanligt Udseende og 
temmelig store. 
Snabelen (se Fig. 1 a) er noget kortere end Hoved- 
segmentet og af regelmsessig cylindrisk Form, saint kjendelig 
smalere end hos de 2 foregaaende Arter. 
Saxlemmerne (ibid.) udniserker sig ved sin ualminde- 
lige Lsengde , hvorfor de ialmindelighed bseres staerkt 
vinkelformigt boiede, med Skaftet mesten perpendikukeit 
opadrettet. Lige ndstrakte er de ikke langt fra af hele 
Legemets Liengde (inch Snabelen), og har Skaftet og 
Haanden omtrent lige lange. Det forste er foi holds vis 
meget smalt, cylindriskt og i sit ydre Parti temmelig stankt 
buet. Haanden (Fig. 1 c) er ligeledes forlioldsvis betydelig 
smalere end hos de 2 foregaaende Arter og nmsten nogen, 
knn ved Basis af Fingrene besat med yderst smaa og fine 
Haar. Som hos hine Arter danner Fingrenes Axe en 
Yinkel med Palmens, hvorfor den hele Haand synes tem- 
melig staerkt buet. Fingrene er omtrent af Palmens Laengde 
og liar begge i den indre Kant talrige spidse Taendei (se 
on the edges. Ambulatory legs well-nigh 5 times longer 
than the body, rapidly tapering, 2nd tibial joint exceedingly 
narrow and elongate, more than 4 times longer than the term- 
inal section, tarsal joint a little longer than the propodal 
joint, both narrow and linear, with small scattered spines 
on the inner edge; terminal claw considerably shorter 
than the propodal joint, auxiliary claws comparatively small. 
The outer egg-masses small, globular, with comparatively 
large ova. Length of body 9 mm ; extent 91"”". 
Remarks. In my Prodromus I have erroneously 
identified this form with Heller’s A. gracilipes. Dr. Hansen 
has subsequently described it under the above-given name. 
It approximates very closely the 2 preceding species, from 
which, however, it can be at once distinguished, not only 
by its inferior size and more slender form, but also by 
the much more elongated chelifori, and, in particular, by 
the peculiar manner in which the fingers terminate. The 
palpi, too, are more elongated, and shew other longitud- 
inal relations in the joints. As regards the structure of 
the outer leg-joints, it is, in a manner, intermediate 
between the 2 foregoing species. 
Description. The length of the body in full-grown 
ovigerous specimens is about 9 mm , with an extent of 9 1 m;n , 
and this species ranks accordingly, as to size, a good deal 
below the 2 preceding ones. 
The body (see PI. IX, fig. 1) is rather slender, and 
the trunk itself (fig. 1 a) is. in particular, appreciably nar- 
rower than in the 2 preceding species, with the lateral 
processes wider apart. The cephalic segment is oi con- 
siderable size, somewhat longer than the 3 following 
segments taken together, and has, as in the 2 preceding 
species, the frontal part greatly incrassated; the neck, on 
the contrary is, relatively narrower. 
The oculiferous tubercle is exceedingly low, and, when 
viewed laterally appears (fig. 1 a), evenly rounded. Mean- 
while, it exhibits, on either side, as in other species, a 
somewhat projecting corner; and hence, viewed anteriorly 
or posteriorly (fig. 1 b), it appears more transversely trunc- 
ated. The lenses present the usual appearance and are 
rather large. 
The proboscis (see fig. 1 a) is somewhat shorter than 
the cephalic segment and of regular cylindrical form, and 
it is appreciably narrower than in the 2 preceding species. 
The chelifori (ibid.) are distinguished by their uncom- 
mon length, and they are, therefore, usually carried sharply 
flexed, at an angle with the scape, directed almost vertically 
upwards. When fully extended their length is not much 
less than that of the whole body (including the proboscis), 
and they have the scape and the hand about equal in 
length. The former is comparatively very narrow, oyl- 
indric, and in its outer part rather strongly arcuated. 
The hand (fig. 1 e) is likewise, comparatively, a good deal 
narrower than in the 2 preceding species, and well-nigh 
bare, only at the base of the fingers is it beset with minute 
and delicate hairs. As in those species, the axis of the 
fingers forms an angle with that of the palm, and 
the whole hand thus acquires a rather strongly arcuate 
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