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afsmalnende til en konisk Spids. Lindserne liar sin Plads 
omtrent ved Midten af 0ieknuden og er noget skraat stil- 
lede samt af ulige Stprrelse, idet det bagerste Par er 
kjendelig mindre end det forreste. 
Snabelen (se Fig. 2 c) er stserkt nedadrettet og viser 
en lignende tendannet Form soin hos foregaaende Art. 
Den er imidlertid forholdsvis noget kortere og plnmpere, 
neppe mere end lialvt saa lang som den pvrige Del af 
Legemet. 
Saxlemmerne (Fig. 2 e) har ogsaa en noget plnmpere 
Form end hos foregaaende Art og er ogsaa forholdsvis 
noget storre. idet de er mere end halvt saa lange som 
Snabelen. De er, som alle de ovrige Lemmer, overordentlig 
stserkt chitiniserede og har Skaftet af kolledannet Form, 
med 2 korte pigformige Borster ved Enden oventil, men 
uden tydelig dorsal Fortsats. Haanden er, som hos fore- 
gaaende Art, ufuldstsendigt udviklct, dannende et forholdsvis 
lidet Endeled af nregelmsessig oval Form og uden Spor 
af Fingre. 
Folerne (Fig. 2 f) er, lige udstrakte, adskilligt lamgere 
end Snabelen og viser en lignende Bygning som hos fore- 
gaaende Art. De er imidlertid kjendeligt plumpere og 
har 4de Led forholdsvis storre, omtrent af samme Lsengde 
som Endedelen og adskilligt lsengere end 2det Led. 
De falske Fodder hos Hannen (Fig. 2 g) er besatte 
med korte, omboiede Borster eller Pigge og har det ter- 
minale Afsnit meget kort, med Leddene hurtigt aftagende 
i Storrelse. Randtornerne er forholdsvis svagere udviklede 
end hos foregaaende Art og fserre i Antal. 
Grangfoddeme er hos Hunnen (Fig. 2) af meget kort 
og undersaetsig Form og neppe kengere i Forhold til Lege- 
met end hos foregaaende Art. Hos Hannen (Fig. 2 a) 
synes de forholdsvis noget spinklere. De mangier hos 
begge Kjon egentlige Pigge, men er besat hist og her 
med smaa simple Borster. lste Hofteled har ved Enden 
oventil en lignende konisk Knude som pan Sidefortsatserne, 
navnlig tydeligt fremtrsedende hos Hannen. Hos denne 
sidste ndraserker desuden samtlige Hofteled sig ved en tem- 
melig tset og regelmsessig Borstcbesmtning i begge Kanter 
(se Fig. 2 a), og 2det. Hofteled paa de 2 bagerste Par 
ved et lignende, skjondt ikke fuldt saa stort Fremspring som 
hos Hannen af foregaaende Art (se Fig. 2 h). Fodleddet 
(se Fig. 2 i) er overordentlig kraftigt bygget, stserkt krum- 
met og noget fortykket i sit basale Parti; Bevsebningen 
er forovrigt on lignende som hos A. echinata. Endekloen 
er mere end halvt saa lang som Fodleddet, hvorimod 
Bikloerne er meget mindre end hos foregaaende Art og 
neppe saa lang som Kloen. 
Farven er omtrent som hos A. echinata, skjondt 
noget blegere. 
Ganske unge Individer (Fig. 2 k) er mere gjennem- 
tapering progressively from the middle to a conical point. 
The lenses are situated at about the middle of the ocular 
tubercle, and are somewhat obliquely placed as well as 
unequal in size, in so far, that the posterior pair are 
appreciably smaller than the anterior ones. 
The proboscis (see fig. 2 c) is directed strongly down- 
wards, and exhibits a similar fusiform shape as in the 
preceding species. It is, however, relatively somewhat 
shorter and stouter, and scarcely more than half as long 
as the rest of the body. 
The chelifori (fig. 2 e) have also a somewhat stouter 
form than in the preceding species, and are also relatively 
somewhat larger, as they are more than half as long as 
the proboscis. They are, like all the other limbs, extra- 
ordinarily strongly chitinised, and have the scape clavi- 
form, with 2 short spiniform bristles at the extremity 
above, but without any distinct dorsal process. The hand 
is, as in the preceding species, imperfectly developed, 
forming a relatively small terminal joint of irregular oval 
form and without trace of fingers. 
The palpi (fig. 2 f) are, straightly extended, consider- 
ably longer than the proboscis, and resemble in structure 
those of the preceding species. They are, however, ap- 
preciably stouter, and the 4th joint is relatively larger, 
about the same length as the terminal part and consider- 
ably longer than the 2nd joint. 
The false legs, in the male, (fig. 2 g) are beset with 
short, incurvate bristles or spines, and ‘have the terminal 
division very short, with the joints diminishing rapidly 
in size. The marginal spines are relatively more faintly 
developed than in the preceding species, and fewer in 
number. 
The ambulatory legs, in the female (fig, 2), are very 
short and stout in form, and, in proportion to the body, 
are scarcely longer than in the preceding species. In the 
male (fig. 2 a) they appear to be relatively somewhat 
more slender. In both sexes they are deficient in spines 
proper, but are here and there beset with small simple 
bristles. The 1st coxal joint has, at the extremity above, 
a similar conical nodule as on the lateral processes, which 
is especially distinctly prominent in the male. In the 
last-named all the coxal joints further distinguish them- 
selves by a pretty close and regular covering of bristles 
on both margins (see fig. 2 a), and the 2nd coxal joint of 
the 2 posterior pairs also by a similar prominence as in 
the male of the preceding species (see fig. 2 h) though not 
quite so large. The propodal joint (see fig. 2 i) is 
extremely powerfully built, strongly bent, and somewhat 
tunleficated in its basal portion; the armature, otherwise, 
is like that of A. echinata. The terminal claw is more 
than half as long as the propodal joint while, on the 
other hand, the auxiliary claws are much less than in 
the preceding [species and scarcely 1 / 4 of the length of 
the claw. 
The colour is nearly the same as in A. echinata, 
although somewhat paler. 
Quite young individuals (fig. 2 k) are more transparent, 
