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LYCOSIDES.
Dolomedes ornatus, Blackw. Some particulars given not contained in the
original description. Tuscany. J. Blackwall, J. L. S. x. p. 407.
Lycosa fameUca, C. Koch. S described as new, from Tuscany: J. Blackwall,
J. L. S. p. 405. §, Greece, Sicily, Barbary, and Spain,—L. vagabunda,
Lucas: E. Simon, Mem. Liege, 1870; p. Simon also, I. c. pp. ,
describes several other recognized species of Lycosa (Tarantula): L.(T.)
hispanica, Spain, sp. n., E. Simon, I. c. p. ; L. (T.) leuckartii, New Holland,
sp. n., T. Thorell, CEfv. Sv. Ak. 1870, p. 388; L. decipiens, L. albata,
Galicia, and L. saltuaria, Tyrol and Galicia; L. prativaga, Siebenbiirgen,
Galicia, and Tyrol; L. ferruginea, Galicia and Tyrol; L. morosa, Galicia,
Bohemia, and Spain, spp. nn. L. Koch, JB. Ges. Krakau, xl pp. .—
L. albocincta, sp. n., Sicily: J. Blackwall, Ann. N. H. (4) v. p. 394,
pi. viii. fig. 1.—L. congener, L.farreni, L. degreyi, spp. nn., England: O. P.
Cambridge, Tr. Linn. Soc. xxvii. pp. 393-397, pi 54. nos. 1-3.—L. nivalis,
Cambr.,=L. miniata, C. Koch : id. I. c. p. 398.—L. prcelongipes, Sinai, sp. n. :
id. P. Z. S. 1870, p. 822, pi. 1 fig. 3.
SALTICIDES.
Salticus brevis, S. exilis, S. blandus, S. intentus, S. obnixus, spp. nn., Tuscany
: J. Blackwall, P. L. S. x. pp. 410-415, pi. xv. figs. 3-6. —S. petilus, sp. n.,
Sicily: id. Ann. N. H. (4) v. p. 395, pi. viii. fig. 2.—S. (Attus) dzieduszyckii,
sp. n., Galicia: L. Koch, JB. Gesellsch. Krakau, xii. p. .—S. (Callietherus)
affinitatus, S. (Attus) cequipes, S. (Heliophanus) expers, spp. nn., Britain •
S.fioricola, Blackw. (non C. Koch), named S. saltator; S. scenicus, Blackw.,
includes S. histrionicus, C. Koch ; S. sparsus, Blackw.,=&pratincola, C.Koch,
and S. terebratus, Cambr. O. P. Cambridge, Tr. L. S. xxvii. pp. 399—403,
pi 54. nos. 4-6.
MYRMECIDES.
Aphantochilus, g. n. Cephalothorax long, broader in front than behind,
quasi-segmented by strong constrictions, and armed with some longish pointed
projections; clypeus large, somewhat quadrate and prominent. Abdomen
short, broad, oval, united to cephalothorax by a cylindrical pedicle. Eyes 8,
small, unequal; in 2 quadrangular groups (of 4 each), widely separate from
each other on the highest part of the caput. Legs moderate in length and
strength; relative length 4, 1, 2, 3; tarsi end with 2 curved pectinated claws.
Maxillce long, straight, strong, very wide at their bases, contiguous on their
inner edges near the extremities, which are a little enlarged, and rounded on
their outer, and obliquely truncate on their inner sides. Labium obsolete.
Sternum duplex, the fore one narrow, oblong-oval, deeply emarginate, and
ending behind in a point between which and the coxae of the fourth pair of
legs is a second, very small, rudimentary sternal plate, round, and quite
separate from the fore one. A. rogersii, sp. n., Minas Geraes, Brazil: 0. P.
Cambridge, P. Z. S. 1870, p. 744, pi xliv. fig. 10.
Family ?
BMon, g. n. Cephalothorax short, rather flattened above, rounded on
hinder margin, and a little compressed laterally at caput, which is broadish
and truncate before. Eyes 6, rather large and not very unequal, four form a