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(0.34); tarsus 0.64 (0.58); total 4.20 (3.68). Leg II:trochanter 0.16 (0.18); femur 0.76 (0.72); patella0.44 (0.42); tibia 0.48 (0.44); basitarsus 0.36(0.38); tarsus 0.34 (0.36); total 2.54 (2.50). LegIII: trochanter 0.20 (0.22); femur 0.74 (0.70);patella 0.36 (0.36); tibia 0.40 (0.36); basitarsus0.42 (0.52); tarsus 0.36 (0.36); total 2.48 (2.52).Leg IV: trochanter 0.56 (0.54); femur 0.94 (0.82);patella 0.50(0.48); tibia 0.72 (0.64); basitarsus 0.54(0.52); tarsus 0.42 (0.38); total 3.68 (3.38).Habitat.-This species has been collected fromthe undersides of rocks on steep hillsides and alonga roadcut at the type-locality. It has also beenreported from bromeliads. Vegetation in the GomezFarias region is classified as tropical deciduousforest and is well-described by Martin (1958).Protoschizomus rowlandi new speciesFigs. Ib, 2-3, 6-7, 24-25, 46-51Agastoschizomus pachypalpus Rowland, 1973a:6,8-10, figs. 5-7; Rowland, 1975a:27, 40 (part);Rowland, 1975b:2 (part).Protoschizomus pachypalpus: Rowland, 1975b:2-6,39tt)v ..~~ \\-j'- (~41--:::::::::::=========~444543Figs. 38-45.-Protoschizomus pachypalpus: 38, male flagellum, lateral aspect; 39, male flagellum, dorsal aspect; 40, malepedipalp, lateral aspect; 41, male femur IV, lateral aspect; 42, female flagellum, lateral aspect; 43-44, female spermathecae (43 fromNacimiento del RIO Frio, 44 from 10 km SE Gomez Farias); 45, detail of spermathecal lobe. Scale lines = 0.25 mm for Figs. 38-42,0.1 mm for Figs. 43-44, and 0.01 mrn for Fig. 45.51