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megen Sandsynlighed for. at denne sidste er identisk med 
folgende Art. Da man i Almindelighed synes at vsere 
kommen overens om at godkjende Kroyers Bestemmelser, 
bliver det imidlertid bedst, for at undgaa Forvirring, 
at lade mervserende Art beholde det af Kroyer paa den 
anvendte Navn. og opfore folgende Art under den af Bell 
foreslaaede Artsbenamielse. Arten er let kjendelig ved 
sin ualinindelig undersretsige Kropsform og den tsette Be- 
klsedning af mcget smaa ensformige udviklede Haar; frem- 
deles ved Saxlemmernes Bygning. 
Beskrivelse. Det eneste foreliggende Exemplar, der 
synes at vaesre tn paa det naermeste fuldt udviklet Hun, 
bar en Lsengde af ikke fuldt 6”””, med en Spandvidde af 
33 mm . Det af Dr. Hansen undersogte Individ var onitrent 
af samme StOrrelse. 
Formen er (se PI. XT, Fig. 1") ualmindeljg under- 
ssetsig og minder noget om samme bos visse Pallenider, 
navnlig af SI. Cordylochele, brad der gav Anledning til den 
af mig ferst for Arten foreslaaede Benaevrxelse „pallenoide“. 
Kroppen sely (Fig. 1 a, 1 b) er forboldsvis meget bred, 
tykkest paa Midten, og bar Segmenterne skarpt afsatte fra 
hinanden samt oventil, navnlig henimod deres bagre Kant, 
tset besatte med korte Haar. Sidefortsatserne er tset sam- 
mentrsengte og kun skilte ved yderst smale, spaltformige 
Mellemrum; de er noget kortere end Legemets Brede paa 
Midten, temmelig tykke, kolletormige og oventil ligeledes 
toet haarede. Hovedsegmentet er af betydelig Storrelse, 
omtrent saa. langt som de 3 folgende Segmenter tilsammen, 
og har en saerdeles kort og tylr Hals; Pandedelen ndvides 
successivt mod Enden og er som ssedvanlig oventil noget 
rendeformigt fordybet efter Midten, med Sidedelene lige- 
som opsvulmede og tret haarede. Halesegmentet er for- 
holdsvis stort og noget skjfevt opadrettet, med Enden 
stumpt tilrundet. 
0ieknuden (se Fig. 1 a, 1 b), der er beliggende 
nsermere den bagre end den forreste Kant af Hovedseg- 
mentet, er temmelig lav og stumpt afrundet i Enden. 
Lindserne er forholdsvis store, noget skjsevtstillede og belig- 
gende omtrent ved Midten af 0ieknudens Hoide. 
Snabelen (se Fig. 1 b) er meget kort, paa langt user 
ikke af Hovedsegmentets Lsengde, noget skraat nedadrettet 
og koniskt tillobende, med but Ende. 
Saxlemmerne (ibid.) er ualmindelig smaa, men af 
underssetsig Bygning og overalt kort haarede. Haanden 
(Fig. 1 c.) er betydelig kortere end Skaftet og har Palmen 
forholdsvis tyk og nassten af ens Brodde overalt. Fingrene, 
der med Palmen danner en meget udprseget Yinkel, er 
kortere end denne og begge lungs Inderkanten bevsebnede 
med forboldsvis smaa, ens udviklede T sender. Den bevsege- 
lige Finger er betydelig lsengere end den ubevsegelige og 
jevnt krummet. Enderne af begge Fingre er skarpt til- 
spidsede og noget, skjondt ikke meget indboiede. 
Folerne (Fig. 1 d) er ligeledes ualmindelig smaa og 
great, if not greater probability, that the latter is identical 
with the following species. Meanwhile, as there seems to 
be a general accord to recognize Kroyer’s determinations, 
it will be preferable, to avoid confusion, to let the present 
species retain the name applied to it by Kroyer, and 
establish the following species under the specific designa- 
tion proposed by Bell. The species is easily recognized 
by the remarkably thickset form of its body, and the dense- 
covering of very small, uniformly developed hairs and, 
further, by the structure of the chelifori. 
Description. The only specimen before me, which 
seems to be an almost fully developed female, has a length 
of not quite 6”"", with an extent of 33 mm . The individual 
examined by Dr. Hansen was of about the same size. 
The form (see PI. XI, fig. 1) is uncommonly thickset 
and bears some resemblance to that of certain Pallenidse, 
particularly of the genus Cordylochele , hence the specific 
designation first proposed by me „pallenoide ;l . The trunk 
itself (fig. 1 a, 1 b) is comparatively very broad, thickest 
in the middle, and has the segments sharply defined one 
from the other, and superiorly, in particular towards their 
posterior edge, densely beset with short hairs. The lateral 
processes are closely crowded and only separated by exceed- 
ingly narrow, fissured intervals; they are somewhat shorter 
than the body is broad in the middle, rather thick, clavi- 
form, and likewise densely hairy on the dorsal side. The 
cephalic segment is of considerable size, about as long as 
the 3 following segments taken together, and has an ex- 
ceedingly short and thick neck; the frontal part becomes 
successively expanded towards the extremity, and is sup- 
eriorly. as usual, somewhat canaliculated along the middle, 
with the lateral parts, as it were, swollen and densely 
hairy. The caudal segment is relatively large, and is directed 
somewhat obliquely upwards, with the- extremity obtusely 
rounded. 
The oculiferous tubercle (see fig. 1 a, 1 b) is placed 
nearer to the posterior than to the anterior edge of the 
cephalic segment, and is rather low, and rounded off ob- 
tusely at the extremity. The lenses are comparatively 
large, somewhat obliquely placed, and located about mid- 
way up tlie tubercle. 
The proboscis (see fig. 1 b) is very short, not nearly 
the length of the cephalic segment, directed somewhat 
obliquely downwards and tapers, conically, to a blunt 
extremity. 
The chelifori (ibid.) are unusually small but thickset 
in structure, and everywhere shortly pubescent. The hand 
(fig. 1 c) is considerably shorter than the scape, and has 
the palm relatively thick, and almost uniform in breadth 
throughout. The fingers, which form with the palm a very 
prominent angle, are shorter than it, and both are armed 
with comparatively small, uniformly developed teeth. The 
mobile finger is considerably longer than the immobile one 
and evenly curved. The tips of both fingers are sharply 
pointed, and a little, though not very incurvate. 
The palpi (fig. 1 d) are likewise exceedingly small, 
