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Chelis manu subtuberculata, digito inferiore tuberculo magno cum multis tuberculis parvis. 
Abdomine (maxis) articulis septem, articulo tertio ad latera dilatato. 
Hab. Maria Orientalia. 
Carapace transversely oval, the sides rounded, surface smooth, marked with faintly 
impressed lines, a strongly marked line extending across the middle from the latero-anterior 
angle, and a fainter line posteriorly ; latero-anterior margin with four long, rounded crenu- 
lations, and a small tooth at the latero-anterior angle. 
Front with four slightly developed lobes, a bifurcate groove on the upper surface, outer 
angle of orbit slightly fissured. 
Fore-legs smooth, with the upper and outer surface of fifth joint faintly tuberculated. 
Tipper claw unarmed, lower claw with one large and several small tubercles. 
Hind-legs transversely rugose and slightly granulated, not fringed with hairs. 
Abdomen (of male) seven-jointed, the third joint dilated at the sides ; fringed with short 
stiff setae. 
Hab. Eastern Seas. 
7. xEGLE, Be Haan. 
1. iEGLE EUGATA (sp.), Milne Edwards. (Tab. VIII. Fig. 5.) 
Thorace granulis minutis dense dispositis ; margine latero-anteriore lobis quatuor rotundatis distinctis. 
Chelis sublcevibus. 
Abdomine (feminas) articulis septem. 
Hab. Insulas Philippiuas. 
Zozymns rug at us, Edw. Crust, vol. i. p. 385. 
Carapace covered with small close-set granulations ; latero-anterior margins divided 
into four rounded very distinct lobes. 
Surface of body and fore-legs comparatively smooth. 
Abdomen (of female) seven-jointed, and fringed with long, close-set, coarse setae. 
Hab. Philippine Islands. 
8. GALENE, Be Haan. 
1. GALENE OCHTODES (junior), Herbst. (Tab. X. Fig. 2.) 
Cancer thorace lsevi, lateribus verrucosis. 
Fronte biloba, bracliiis, carpis, manibus, digitisque verrucosis. 
Hab. Maria Orientalia. 
Galene ochtodes, Mus. Cat. p. 18. Cancer ochtodes, Herbst. vol. 1. p. 158. t. 8. f. 54. 
Carapace smooth, sides verrucose. 
Front bilobed, second, third, and fourth joints of chelae, and the claws, verrucose. 
Hab. Indian Ocean. 
