SPIDERS.
BY
THOMAS WORKMAN,
Vice-PRESIDENT BELFAST NATURAL HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.
VOL. L
MALAYSIAN SPIDERS.
PUBLISHED BY THE AUTHOR.
BELFAST.
1896.
PREFACE.
In compiling the volume on Spiders now laid before the public, the Author’s
endeavour has been to aid future workers in this interesting subject by supple-
menting with drawings the well-known works of Professor T. Thorell, of
Montpellier, to whom he owes a great debt of gratitude for continuous favours
during many years. The first twenty-four drawings, in which the Author
was assisted by his daughter, who unfortunately had to discontinue her help
owing to her eyesight becoming impaired, were brought out in three parts—
part 1 in 1892, and parts 3 and 4 in 1894—under the title of Malaysian
Spiders,
Nearly all the specimens were collected by the Author in Singapore
and Java, and are in his possession except where otherwise noted.
The male is denoted by ¢, and the female by ?, the distinctive marks
usually adopted in works of this nature. The drawings of the palpi and
epigynae were made when the parts were dry except when stated otherwise,
but the colours have been taken from specimens as they appear after immersion
in spirits of wine, and not from living spiders.
The Author hopes the notes on the habits and webs of the various
species will be of interest, so little being known of the life history of tropical
spiders.
‘* The heart is hard in Nature,
that is not pleased
With sight of animals enjoying life,
Nor feel their happiness augment his own.”
—Cowrer.
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ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
acromosoides (Phoroncidia), 58.
zemula (Argiope), 27.
do. (Epeira), 27.
albo-lineatus (Plexippus), 14.
alfurus (Attus), 102.
alternans (Hyllus), 11.
do. (Maevia), 11.
amecenuim (Theridium), 68.
anaspasta (Epeira), 49.
annulipes (Storena), 76.
anseripes (Epeira), 36.
argenteolum (Theridiosoma), 57.
argentina (Argyroepeira), 54.
atrica (Zilla), 39.
attenuata (Ariamnes), 61.
auratus (Oxyopes), IOI.
austera (Tapponia), 98.
beccarii (Epeira), 5, 32.
bifida (Epetra), ey °
birmanicus (Oxyopes), 100.
blandum (Coleosoma), 60.
bogoriensis (Epeira), 50.
brevispina (Gasteracantha), 8.
do, (Plectana), 8.
cacti-opuntis: (Epeira), 32.
callidus (Daradius), 86.
capes (Epeira), 21.
celebesiuna (Argyroepeira), 52.
do. (Meta), 52.
do. (Tetragnatha), 52.
centrodes (Epeira), 35.
citricola (Aranea), 32.
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O. Ira), 32.
confraga (Epeira), 34-
cornutus (Attus), 102.
coronata (Ergane), 15.
coruscans (Venonia), 96.
cursor (Sarotes), 82.
cuspidata (Caerostris), 26.
do. (Gasteracantha), 8.
decens (Epeira), 47.
decorata (Gea), sd
do, (Meta), 52.
do. (Tetragnatha), 52.
de-haanii (Epeira), 50.
d’urvellei (Attus), 12.
do. (Ephippus), 12.
i (P achne), 92.
o. (Ornithoscatoides), 92.
decipiens (Thomisus), 92.
diademata (Tharpyna), 4.
doleschallii (Argiope), 29.
doris: (Gasteracantha), 7, 8.
eczematica (Epeira), 45.
elegans (Callinethis), 22.
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eohipolata (Epeira), 48.
exanthematica (Crytophora), 44.
exanthematica (Epeira), 44.
extensa (Tetragnatha), 19.
fasciatum (Theridiosoma), 57.
fasciatus (Argyrodes), 63.
festiva (Gea), 30.
fibulata (Argyroepeira), 53.
flagellum (Ariadne), 61.
flagellum (Ariamnes), 61.
flava (Epeira), 32.
flavida (Gasteracantha), 8.
do. (Plectana), 8.
formosus (Camaricus), 4.
fornicatus (Camaricus), 4.
gemmea (Argyroepeira), 56.
do. (Meta), ma
gemellus (Oxyopes), 2.
giganteus (Hyllus), 1oz.
globosus (Physocyclus), 72.
gracillimus (Pholcus), 71.
guttata (Gasteracantha), 8.
harinandii (Corinnomma), 79.
harpax (Gasteracantha), 7.
hasseltii (Sinis), 103.
do. (Viciria), 103.
helophorum (Theridium), 70.
hilaris (Philodamia), 89.
hispida (Epeira), 47.
indica (Seytodes), 73.
indigattix (1 Epeira), x
inquinatum (Theridium), 67.
insulana (Epeira), 36.
javana (Linyphia), 64.
javanus (Oxyopes), 99.
juvenca (Storena, 75).
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labyrinthea (Epeira), 5.
laglaizei (Epeira), 41.
lineatipes (Oxyopes), 1, 2, 99.
do. (Spasus), 1.
lineatum (Synawma), 87.
leucomenus (Angus), 88.
longimanus (Lagnus), 104.
lygeana (Phoroncidia), 58.
do. (Plectana), 58.
macrura (Epeira), 33-
maculata (Nephila), 62.
magnifica (Argiope), 27.
mammosa (Gasteracantha), 5.
mammeata (Gasteracantha), 8.
mangiferse (Chiracanthium), 8o.
manipa (Epeira), 48.
marmorata (Scytodes), 73
martensii (Lvesis), 74.
mediofusea (Plectana), 8.
melanura (Crytophora), 36.
micula (Epeira), 40.
mitifica (E-peira), 39.
miniaceum (Theridium), 17.
mitralis (Czerostris), 25.
mulmeinensis (Epeira), 37, 40.
mundulum (Theridium), 68.
nasuta (Argyrodes), 62.
noegeata (Epeira), 43.
observatrix (Gasteracantha), 8.
obtusa (Milonia). 51.
opuntiz (Cyrtophora), 32.
do. (Epeira), 32.
ornatus (Loxobates), $3.
paradoxa (Caerostris), 25.
do. (Epeira), 25.
paviei (Epeira), 48.
peltatus (Peltorynchus), 3.
perpolita (Epeira), 46.
picta (Mzevia), 10.
porcula (Epeira), 35, 42.
postilena (Epeira), 38.
pulchripes (Tmarus), 85.
punctigera (Epeira), 48.
prognatha (Hygropoda), 95.
pygea (Euophrys), 6.
quadri-tuburculatus (Uloborus), 18.
radiosa (Theridiosoma), 57.
reinwardtii (Arigiope), 29.
do. (Epeira), 29,
rhombifer (Angecus), 88.
roseo-limbata (Plectana), 8.
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rubro-pictus (Lycopus), 84.
rufofemorata (Epeira), 47.
rumpfil (Epeisa), 4, 7»
russatus (Mantius), 9, 16.
salebrosa (Euetria), 31.
do. (Epeira), 31.
sannio (Hasarius), 15.
do. (Plexippus), 15.
scoparia (Viciria), 103.
sculptilis (Cyrtophora), 32.
segnis (Boliscus) 93.
semi-cincta (Misumena), 94.
severus (Megatimus), 13.
singaporensis (Psechrus), 78.
spectabilis (Epeira), 50.
striata (Argyopes), 27.
do. (Argyroepeira), 19.
do. (Epeira), 27.
do. (Meta), 19. —
sub-mucronata (Epeira), 50.
succineta (Agriope), 25.
sumatranus (Argyrodes), 17.
suminata (Gasteracantha), 8.
sundaica (Serpe 77:
sundiacum (Theridium), 17.
thelura (Epeira), 41.
thomisoides (Epeira), 41.
thoracica (Scytodes), 73
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triacantha (Molione). 59.
triangula (Epeira), 48.
trifasciata (Argyopes), 29.
do. (Epeira), 29.
trituberculata (Epeira), 36.
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unicolor (Epeira), 20.
variata (Philodamia), go.
vatia (Epeira), 48.
ventralis (Argyroepeira), 55.
do. (Meta), 55. .
versicolor (Argiope), 28.
do. (Chrysilla), 10,
do, (Epeira), 28.
do. (Plexippus), 10.
viduus (Carrhotus), 14.
do. (Plexippus), 14.
virens (Hasarius), 16.
do, (Orus), 91.
do. (Dieta), 91.
vitatus (Plexippus), 11.
vulpina (Polyboea), 97.
weberi (Theridium), 69.
workmanii (Damarchus), $1.
xyphias (Argyrodes), 62.
ADDENDA.
Page 3—/. rostratus, Thor., is a synonym of Sérigoplus albo-striatus, Sim.
Bull. Soc. Zool., France, p. 446. 1885.
» 4—C. formosus, Thor., is a synonym of Camaricus striatipes, Van Hass.
Midden Sumatra, etc., Aran., p. 43, pl. uli., figg. 7 and 8. 1882.
» 16—//, virens, Thor., is a synonym of Zrgane sannio, Thor. ‘The Spiders
of Burma, p. 391. 1895.
5» 17—A. sumatranus, Thor., isa synonym of Argyrodes flavescens, Cambr.
Proc. Zool. Soc., London, p. 321, pl. xxviil., figg. 1-1f. 1880.
Plate 97—Ocyale hirsuta, Work., should be out.
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Syn.: 1848. Sthasus lineatipes, C. L. Koch, Die Arach. xv., p. 55, tab. DXVIIL., fig.
1455:
1891. Oxyopes Thor., Spindlar fran Nikobarerna och andra delar af
Sédra Asien. (K. Svenska Vetenskaps—Akademiens
Handlingar, XXIV., No. 2), page 71.
Description of Plate 1 g—a, figure of spider magnified ; 4, natural size; c, front
view of eyes and falces, (eyes of first and second row too far apart in drawing); d,
epigyne ; e, profile of spider ; /, right palpus of ¢.
Total length, ¢ 7 mm. @ 9 m.m.; cephalo thorax, ¢ 3 m.m. % 3 m.m. ;
abdomen, ¢ 4 m.m. & 6 m.m.
Length of legs, ¢ i—15, ii—14, iii—11, iv.—15°5 milemetres.
i @ ii—13, ii—t2, iii—10, iv.—13 milemetres.
The eyes in the front row are the smallest. Those of second row about the
diameter of one of them apart. Clypeus rather higher than width of second row of eyes.
Four black lines on upper side of abdomen, and black line on lower side of first
pair of legs.
Epigyne horse shoe shaped, convex side backwards. Spider when alive of a
brilliant green colour, and is to be found in abundance in Singapore on bamboo
hedges. It does not seem to make any web, but runs freely over the leaves. Very
common in the Malay Archipelago.
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Syn. : 1891. Oxvopes gemelius, Thor., Spindlar fran Nikobarerna och andra delar
af Sédra Asien. (K. Svenska Vetenskaps—Akademiens
Handlingar, XXIV., No. a2), page 71.
Description of Plate 2 ¢—a, figure of spider magnified; 4, natural size; ¢, front
view of eyes and ialces ; a, profile of spider ; ¢, left palpus.
This spider, found in Penang by myself in 1888, is in all respects exactly similar
to Oxyopes dineatipes, C. L. Koch, except that the digital joint of the palpus is more
prolonged at the joint, and a slight difference in the shape of the palpal organs. It
may, therefore, not improbably turn out that this is but a variety of O. /ineatipes, C. L.
Koch. The 9 has not yet been found.
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Syn.: 1890. FPeltorhvachus peltatus, Thor., Aracnidi di Pinang p. 11.
1891. do. rostratus, id., Spindlar fran Nikobarerna och andra
delar af Sédra Asien. (K. Svenska Vetenskaps—
Akademiens Handlingar, XXIV., No. 2), p. 88.
1891-92. do. do. id., Studi, cet., IV., Ragni dell’ Indo-Malesia,
cet., I., p. 114.
Description of Plate 3 ¢—a, figure of spider magnified; 4, natural size ; c,
epigyne ; @, labium and maxillae ; ¢, eyes and falces ; 7, profile of spider.
Labium and maxillae covered with short spines. Strong spines on the front of the
falces. Row of short strong spines on the edge of the clypeus. Long strong spines on
the ocular area, and over the cephalothorax.
The genus Fe/torhynchus, Thor., can easily be distinguished by the peculiar pro-
jecting clypeus. dg found in Java by Professor Kinberg, and 9 by me in Penang.
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Syn. : 1887. Camartcus formosus, Thor. (Viaggio di L. Fea. Cet. 2), Primo Saggio
sui Ragni Birmani, loc. cit., p. 262.
1890. wi jorntcaius, Thor., Arachnidi di Nias e di Sumatra, p. 60.
Description of Plate 4 g—a, figure of spider magnified (abdomen too short in
drawing); 4, natural size ; c, eyes and falces ; @, profile of spider ; ¢, left palpus
Sternum, falces, labium, and bases of the legs yellow. Dark brown coloured
marking on lower side of abdomen with a light yellow margin. This species much
resembles 7iarpyna diademata, L. Koch, Arachniden Australis, page 248, Taf. 42,
figs. 2—3, but it differs remarkably from this species in the position of middle front
eyes, which are nearer to one another than each one is to the corresponding side eye,
Found in Burma, Sumatra, and Penang. Specimen in my collection. g unknown.
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EPEIRA BECCARII. Thor.
Syn. : 1878. Apetra deccarit, Thor., Studi sui Ragni Malesi e Papuani II., Ragni di
Amboina, cet , pp. 65—297.
1881. - » id., ibid. IIT., Ragni dell’Austro-Malesi, cet., p. 119.
Description of Plate 5 9% —a, figure of spider magnified ; 4, natural size; c, eyes ;
d, epigyne ; 5a, snare
This spider I found in considerable numbers on a clump of mangroves growing
at the side of the Deli road, about two miles from Singapore. Their webs are most
beautifully constructed. The circular snare is placed horizontally with the edges
somewhat turned up, and the centre raised in a cornicopea like shape, the upper part
being slightly turned over ; half way up this tube the egg-cocoon is placed.
Below the snare is a network, larger than the snare, formed of irregular lines
crossing and recrossing to protect the mouth of the tube, &c., on the underside. The
snare is eight inches in diameter, and the tube three inches long. The tube was
braced to the surrounding twigs and leaves to keep it in an upright position. The
wonderful regularity of the circular snare, and the beautiful curve of the ascending
tube, together with its perfect adaption as a means of supplying food and protection to
its constructor and her progeny, made it one of the most interesting objects I have
ever seen. Hentz describes a somewhat similar web as made by Feira labvrinthea,
Hentz. See Hentz's Spiders of the United States, page 111, pl. 13, fig. 3, pl. 19, figs.
124 and 133. Found in Amboina and Singapore, but not common in Singapore. ¢
unknown.
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Syn. : 1891. Huophrys pygaea, Thor., Spindlar fran Nikobarerna och andra delar of
Sédra Asien. (K. Svenska Vetenskaps—Akademiens
Handlingar, XXIV., No. 2), p. 135.
Description of Plate 6 9 —a, figure of spider magnified; 4, natural size; c, eyes ;
d, epigyne ; e, labium and maxillae ; /, spider in profile.
Length of legs, i—3, ii.—quite 3, iii—nearly 3, iv.—3} milemetres.
Cephalothorax and abdomen sparsely covered with white hairs which do not show
until the specimen is taken out of spirits and dried. Found by me in Penang.
Specimen in my collection. ¢g unknown.
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GASTERACANTHA DORIAE. Sim.
1877. Gasteracantia dortae, Sim., Etudes Arach. X., Arach. Nouv. ou peu
connus, in Ann. de la Soc. Ent. de France, 2°
Ser., VII., p. 232, pl. 3, fig. 3.
harpax, Camb., on some new and little known Spec. of
Aran., with remarks on the gen. Gasteracantha,
in Proceed. of the Zool. Soc. of London, 1879, p.
284, pl. XXVI, fig. 9.
1889-90. 1s dortae, Thor., Studi cet. IV., Vol. 1, p. 57.
Description of Plate 7 9—a, figure of spider natural size ; 6, eyes ; c, centre of
web showing beginning of outer spiral.
Snare seventeen inches diameter, constructed in a coffee-tree in Mr. Davidson's
plantation on the mainland near Singapore. It had thirty rays which did not meet in
the centre, but were joined by a circular thread. Outer spiral commences two inches
out from this central ring and makes twenty-six revolutions, The spider was sitting in
the centre of the web, head downwards. It has also been found at Sarawak in Borneo.
@ unknown.
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GASTERACANTHA BREVISPINA. Dol.
Syn. : 1837. Gasteracantha cuspidata, C. L. Koch, Die Arach. IV., p. 22 (ad partem :
exempla ‘“tuberculo-cephalothoracis singulo,
conico ”).
1857, Plectana brevispina, Dol., Bijdrage tot de Kennis der Arachniden van de
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flavida, id., Tweede Bijdrage ibid., p. 43, tab. XIIL., fig. 3.
roseo-limbata, id, ibid., p. 43, tab. XIIL, fig. 1.
mediofusca, id., ibid., p. 44, tab. XIIL, fig. 9.
1859. Gasteracantha mammeat., Thor., Nya exot. Epeir, in Ofvers. af Vet.-
1881.
1882.
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1889-90.
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gutiata, id., ibid.
mammeata, id., Freg. Eugenies Resa, Arach., I., p. 18.
guttata, id,, ibid., p. 19.
suminata, L. Koch. Die Arach. Austral., p. 11, Tab. L,
fig. 7—7Aa.
brevispina, Thor. Studi cet., I]. Ragni Malesi e Papuani
raccolti dal Prof. O. Beccari, pp. 17 to 294.
observatrix, Camb., On some new and little known spec. of
Aran., with remarks on the gen, Gasteracantha,
in Proceed. of the Zool. Soc Lond., 1879,
p- 291, Pl. XXVIL., fig. 21.
brevispina, Thor., Studi cet., IIL, Ragni dell’Austro-
Malesia, cet., p. 27.
flavida, Van Hass., Midden Sumatra, cet., Aran., p. 15.
mammosa, id., ibid.
brevispina, Thor., Studi cet. IV., Vol. L, p. 63.
Description of Plate 8.—a, figure of spider magnified ; 4, natural size; c, eyes ; 4,
palpus of @.
This spider makes a similar web to that of Gasteracantha doriae Sim_but only
twelve inches in diameter, and also sits in the centre of web, head downwards. It was
found at Mr. Davidson's plantation in a coffee-tree. Common in the Malayan Archi-
pelago.
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MANTIUS RUSSATUS. Thor.
Syn. : 1891. Wantius russatus, Thor., Spindlar fran Nikobarerna och andra delar af
Sdédra Asien. (K. Svenska Vatenskaps—Akademiens
Handlingar, XXIV., No. 2), p. 140.
Description of Plate 9 9 —a, figure of spider magnified ; 4, natural size; c, labium
and maxillae ; @, eyes ; e, epigyne.
Total length, 62 ; length of cephalothorax, 2%; breadth, 2, in front 17 ; length of
abdomen, 3$ ; breadth, 24 millim, Length of legs, i—44, ii—g}, iii—sd, iv—sd
millim. Length of patella + tibia, i—about 1}, patella+tibia, iii—132, patella + tibia,
iv.—1}, metatarsus + tarsus, iv.—1} millim (Thorell).
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CHRYSILLA VERSICOLOR. C. L. Koch.
Syn.: 1846. Plexippus versicolor, C. L. Koch, Die Arach. xili., p. 103, tab.
CCCCXLIX., fig. 1165 (= g ad.).
1848. Maevia picta id., ibid., xiv., p. 72, tab. CCCCLXXVIILI., fig. 1328
(= gjun.).
1891. Chrysilla verstcolor, Thor, Spindlar fran Nikobarerna och andra delar
af Sédra Asien, (K Svenska Vatenskaps—Aka-
demiens Handlingar XXIV., No. 2), p. 117.
Description of Plate 10 g —a, figure of spider magnified ; 4, natural size; c, spider
in profile ; d, eyes and falces ; ¢, maxillae and labium ; /, right palpus in front ; g, do.
in profile ; 4, epigyne of 9.
4 Total length, 44; cephalothorax, 23, breadth about 1}, in front at least 14 ;
abdomen, 24, breadth about 1} millim. Legs, i—almost 5, ii—about 43, ili—almost
s, iv.—s4 millim. in length ; patella + tibia, iii—almost 14, patella + tibia, ivr} ;
metatarsus + tarsus, iv.—1} millim.
@ Total length, s}; cephalothorax, 2} (equal to patella + tibia and } metatarsus
iv.), breadth a little more than 14, in front 1} ; abdomen 3, breadth 1} millim. Legs,
i.—a little more than 4, ii—34, iii—4#, iv—s} millim.; patella + tibia, i—1}, patella
+ tibia, iii—r14, patella + tibia, iv—a little more than 14, metatarsus + tarsus, iv.—
almost 12 millim. (Thorell). Abdomen and part of cephalothorax covered with scale
like white hairs.
Koch's g and @ found at Bintang. Both sexes found by meat Penang. by
Dr. Klein at Padang Sumatra, Found also in Singapore.
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MAEVIA ALTERNANS. C. L. Koch.
Syn. : ?1846. Plextppus vitatus, C.L. Koch, Die Arach., xiii., p. 125, tab. CCCCLIII.,
fig. 1185 (= 9 jun.).
1846. Hyllus alternans, id., ibid., p. 160, tab. CCCCLX., fig 1222.
1891. Maevia alternans, Thor., Spindlar fran Nikobarerna och andra delar af
Sédra Asien. (K. Svenska Vatenskaps—Akademiens
Handlingar, XXIV., No. 2), p. 122.
Description of Plate 11 g—a, figure of spider magnified; 4, natural size; c,
maxillae and labium ; d@, spider in profile ; e, falce from in front ; f, right palpus in
front ; g, do. side view ; 4, eyes and falces.
Total length, ¢ 44 ; cephalothorax, 23, breadth at least 14, breadth in front almost
14; abdomen, 2}, breadth 14 millim. Legs, i—6, ii—almost s, iiiims4, iv—6 millim.
long ; patella + tibia, i—about 23, patella + tibia, iii—a little more than 14, patella +
tibia, iv.—at least 18, metatarsus + tarsus, iv.—1§ millim. (Thorell).
White and gold metallic scales on cephalothorax and abdomen. Koch's ¢ found
at Bintang, and the ¢ at Puloloz, East India. ¢ found by me at Penang.
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EPHIPPUS D'URVILLEI. Walck.
Syn.: 1837. Altus d'urviilet, Walck, H. N.d. Ins. Apt., I., p. 459.
1881. Aphtppus d’urviller, Thor, Studi sui Ragni Malesi e Papuani HI., Ragni
dell’ Austro-Malesi, etc., p. 653.
Description of Plate 12 ¢ .—a, figure of spider magnified ; 6, natural size; c, spider
in profile ; @, eyes and falces ; ¢, maxillae and labium ; f, left palpus from outside ; g,
do. in front.
8 Total length, 112; cephalothorax, 6}, breadth almost 54, in front 35; abdomen,
6, breadth 4 millim. Legs, i—16, ii—12, iii—15, iv.—12}; patella + tibia, ili.— 43 ;
patella + tibia, iv.—34 ; metatarsus + tarsus, iv.—4} millim. (Thorell.)
@ Total length 104; cephalothorax, 54, breadth almost 4, in front 34; abdomen,
54, breadth 4 millim. Legs, i—103, ii—9, iii—12}, iv.—114; patella + tibia, i1.—44,
patella + tibia, iv.—3}; metatarsus + tarsus, iv—3} millim. (Thorell).
Coloured scales on cephalothorax and abdomen of 2.
Found in New Guinea, Arau Islands, and Northern Australia.
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MEGATIMUS SEVERUS. Thor.
Syn.: 1891. Megatimus severus, Thor., Spindlar fran Nikobarerna och andra delar af
Sédra Asien. (K. Svenska Vatenskaps—Akademiens
Handlingar, XXIV., No. 2), p. 129.
Description of Plate 13 9 —a, figure of spider magnified ; 4, natural size; c¢, spider
in profile ; d, eyes and falces ; e, maxillae and labium ; f, epigyne.
Total length, 114 ; cephalothorax, almost 6, breadth 44, in front 3; abdomen, 64,
breadth, 44 millim. Legs, i—r14, ii—g94, iii—o9}, iv—12$ millim. ; patella + tibia,
i.—a little more than 5, patella + tibia, iii—3}, patella + tibia, iv—a little more than
4, metatarsus + tarsus, iv.—34 millim. (Thorell).
Coloured metallic scales on front of falces. One specimen ¢ found by me in
Penang. ¢ unknown. Type of the Genus megatimus, Thor.
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CARRHOTUS VIDUUS. C. L. Koch.
Syn.: 1846. FPlexippus viduus, C. L. Koch, Die Arachn. xili., p. 104, tab.
CCCCXLIX., fig. 1166.
? 1846. + a:bo-lineatus, id., ibid., p. 105, tab. CCCCXLIX., fig. 1167.
1891. Carrhotus viduus, Thor., Spindlar fran Nikobarerna och andra delar af
Sédra Asien. (K. Svenska Vatenskaps—Akademiens
Handlingar, XXIV., No. 2), p. 142.
Description of Plate 14 ¢.—a, figure of spider magnified ; 4, natural size; c, spider
in profile ; ¢, eyes and falces ; ¢, maxillae and labium ; 7, left palpus in front.
Total length, $4 ; cephalothorax, 24, breadth 2, about 1} in front ; abdomen, 3,
breadth 1# millim. ; legs, i—s, ii—44, iii—s, iv—4$ millim.
A band of white hairs down each side of abdomen, White hairs on sides of
cephalothorax.
Koch’s ¢ found in Bintang, and P. alhbolineatus, C. L. Koch, which Professor
Thorell believes to be the 2 of Carrhotus viduus, was found in Java. ¢g found by me
in Penang.
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HASARIUS SANNIO. Thor.
Syn. : 1877. Plexippus (?) sannto, Thor., Studi sui Ragni Malesi e Papuani 1., Ragni
di Selebes, p. 617 (277).
7891-92. Hasarius sannio, id., ibid. IV., Ragni dell’ Indo-Malesia, Vol. 2, p. 429.
Description of Plate 15 ¢—a, figure of spider magnified ; 6, natural size; c, spider
‘n profile ; ¢, eyes and falces ; e, maxillae and labium ; /, right palpus from inside ; g,
do. in front.
Total length, 5; cephalothorax, 23, breadth 1}, in front 13 millim.; abdomen, 23,
breadth 14 millim. Legs, i—s4, ii—44, iii—(s), iv—4}; patella + tibia, iv.—
almost 14, metatarsus + tarsus, iv.—14 millim. (Thorell).
Cephalothorax and abdomen densly covered with long hairs, also the legs, on
which are also spines. g found in Celebes and Kandari, and by me in Penang. ¢
unknown.
Van Hasselt describes (Midden Sumatra, cet., Aran., p. 48, Pl. V., fig. 15) a spider
which he calls Plexifpus sannto Q jun., but which E. Simon (Arach. recueillis par M.
Weyers & Sumatra, cet., p. 4) considers to be a different species, and calls it Ergane
coronata.
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HASARIUS VIRENS. Thor.
Syn.: 1890. Hasartus virens, Thor., Arachnidi di Nias e di Sumatra, p. 89.
1891. a » id., Spindlar fr. Nikobarerna ach andra delar af Sédra
Asien. (K. Svenska Vatenskaps—Akademiens Hand
lingar, XXIV., No. 2), p. 147.
Description of Plate 16 9 .—a, figure of spider magnified; 4, natural size; c, spider
in profile ; ¢, eyes and falces ; ¢, maxillae and labium ; /, epigyne.
Total length, 5 ; cephalothorax, almost 24, breadth about 1?,in front a little more
than 14; abdomen, 2}, breadth almost 2 millim. Legs, i— 44, ii—4, iii—44, iv—s5
millim. ; patella + tibia, i—14, patella + tibia, iii—almost 14, patella + tibia, iv.—14;
metatarsus + tarsus, iv—almost 14 millim. (Thorell.)
¢ found in Sumatra, and by me in Penang. ¢ unknown.
Has considerable resemblance to .Mantius russatus, Thor., but differs from it by
the front middle eyes being larger and projecting more ; also by the lighter coloured
abdomen, which has a band of dark hair around the front. Similar dark hairs on the
femoral joints of legs.
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ARGYRODES SUMATRANUS. Thor.
Syn. : 1889-90. Argyrodes sumatranus, Thor. Studi sui Ragni Malesi, etc., Part IV.,
Vol. 1., p. 247.
Description of Plate 17 9 .—a, figure of spider magnified; 4, natural size; ¢, spider
in profile ; ¢d, epigyne ; e, eyes and falces ; f, cephalothorax in profile and palpus of ¢ ;
&, left palpus in front.
é Total length, 34; cephalothorax, about 12, breadth, about 1; breadth of
clypeus, about 4; abdomen, 2}, breadth, a little more than 1, height, 12 millim. Legs,
i.—(13$), .—74, iii.—44, iv.—74 ; patella+tibia, iv.—z millim. (Thorell.)
g Total length, 42; cephalothorax, about 14, breadth, about 1; breadth of
clypeus, almost 4; abdomen, 24, breadth, 24, height, almost 34 millim. Legs, i—12,
il.—7, il.— 49, iv.—64 ; patella+-tibia, iv.—z2 millim. (Thorell.)
This spider has a very close resemblance to Zheridion mintaceum, Dol., and
Theridion sundtacum, Dol. Found in Sumatra and Singapore.
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ARGYRODES SUMATRANUS. Thor.
Syn. : 1889-90. Argyrodes sumatranus, Thor. Studi sui Ragni Malesi, etc., Part IV.,
Vol. I., p. 247.
Description of Plate 17 ¢.—a, figure of spider magnified; 4, natural size; c, spider
in profile ; @, epigyne ; ¢, eyes and falces ; f, cephalothorax in profile and palpus of &;
g, left palpus in front.
g¢ Total length, 34; cephalothorax, about 13, breadth, about 1; breadth of
clypeus, about 4; abdomen, 2}, breadth, a little more than 1, height, 13 millim. Legs,
i.—(134), ii.—74, iii.—44, iv.—7$ ; patella+-tibia, iv.—z2 millim. (Thorell.)
¢ Total length, 4%; cephalothorax, about 14%, breadth, about 1; breadth of
clypeus, almost 4; abdomen, 2}, breadth, 24, height, almost 34 millim. Legs, i.—12,
iil.—7, ilii— 43, iv.—64 ; patella+-tibia, iv—z2 millim. (Thorell.)
This spider has a very close resemblance to Zhertdion mintaceum, Dol., and
Theridion sundiacum, Dol. Found in Sumatra and Singapore.
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ULOBORUS QUADRI-TUBERCULATUS. Thor.
Syn. : 1892. U/oborus quadri-tuberculatus, Thor. In MSS.
Description of Plate 18 9 .—a, figure of spider magnified; 4, natural size; c, spider
in profile ; @, maxillae and labium; e, epigyne; 7, do. in profile; 4, cocoon magnified ;
7, do. natural size. 18@. Web of spider in Pine Apple plant reduced.
This spider is not uncommon in Singapore. It makes a curious snare in the
centre of the Pine Apple plant (Brome/ia ananas), which it forms peculiarly to suit
the shape of the plant, and I have not found its snare elsewhere. The Pine Apple is
a South American plant, and has only of late years been introduced into this part of
the world. Was the spider introduced with it, or is it a native which has adapted its
snare to the introduced plant? The snare is horizontal, loosely made of rays on the
top, in the centre of which on the lower side the spider sits. 24 top rays not adhesive.
About 24 lower or side rays on which there is a 14 thread spiral. The snare is held
open at the bottom so that the spider may drop through. When disturbed the sp*‘der
hangs on by a } inch thread from centre of web and swings itself violently to and fro.
The little spiked cocoon is attached to the top rays, close to where the spider sits in
the centre.
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ARGYROEPEIRA STRIATA. Thor.
Syn. : 1877. Aleta striata, Thor. Studi sui Ragni Malesi, etc., Vol. 1., p. 427 (87).
rays: -, ‘: id., ibid., Vol. 2, pp. 97 and 297.
TERT. -y; ms id., ibid., Vol. 3, p. 130.
1882. ,, mi Van Hass., Midden Sumatra, etc., Araneae, p. 25.
sot. -,, r Thor. Spindlar fran Nikobarerna, etc., p. 47.
Description of Plate 19 ¢.—a, figure of spider magnified ; 6, spider in profile ; ¢,
natural size; @, epigyne ; ¢, maxillae and labium ; /, eyes and falces ; g, right palpus
of g from outside; 4, do. from inside. Plate 19¢.—a, snare with trap line ; 4, snare
without trap line.
Total length, 54; cephalothorax, 24, breadth nearly 1}, in front nearly 1 ;
abdomen, 34, breadth, 2}, height, 3 millim, Legs, i.—zo, ii.—12, lii.—3%, iv.—to
millim, ; patella + tibia, iv.—3 millim. ; Falce nearly 13 millim. long (Thorell).
The following are my notes on the snares of this species :—
No Inches diameter. Angle. Rays, Inner spiral, cae aitee gee, outer spi:
I 9 45° 18 6 2 20
2 10 45° 24 6 i¢ 20
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In Nos. 1, 2, and 8, Spider was sitting in centre of web, head downwards ; in
No. 6 on the under side; and in Nos. 4, 5, and 7 it had a nest under a leaf; and in
5 and 7 there was an open segment in the snare and a trap line tothe nest. However,
in No. 7, I believe the open segment must have been caused by an accident, as there
were 28 rays on the upper side and only 26 on the lower, and some of the spiral threads
were carried partially across open segment up to a leaf ; also, Spider was in centre of
web when I first saw it.
The rays mostly meet in a central ring, }—} inch in diameter, but in two snares,
Nos. s and 8, they met in a reticulation. The snares were made near the ground in low
bushes. The Spider in No. 8 snare when disturbed stretched out its legs after the manner
of T¢tragnatha extensa Linn. I also noticed that this species of Spider has the power
of darkening down its brilliant colouring when frightened. The colour returning
when it is dead.
When living it is of a brilliant golden-green colour, and is found in all parts of the
Malaysian Archipelago.
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Syn. ; 1857. Aperra unicolor, Dol., Bijdrage tot de Kennis der Arachniden, etc., p. 419.
1859. yy ‘5 id., Tweede Bijdrage, etc., tab. XI., fig. 1.
1678. =, # Thor., Studi sui Ragni Malesi, etc., Part II., pp. 53 and
296.
1881. —,, ‘ id., ibid., Studi, etc., Part III., p. 96.
Description of Plate 20 9 .—a, figure of spider magnified; 4, natural size; ¢, spider
in profile ; d, eyes. Plate 20a.—Snare.
Total length, 234; cephalothorax, 103, breadth 84, in front 3} ; abdomen, 154,
breadth 144 millim. Legs, i—314, ii—294, iii—19, iv.—28 ; patella + tibia, iv—8j
millim. Falce, 3? millim long. (Thorell.)
This spider makes a large horizontal circular snare on low shrubs, over which
it suspends leaves, under one of which it conceals itself. Doleschall also describes how
at Amboina he found it between rolled up leaves. Found by me in Singapore.
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EPEIRA CALYPTRATA. Thor.
Syn.: 1892. Epetra calyptrata, Thor. in MSS.
Description of Plate 21 ¢ .—a, figure of spider magnified; 4, natural size; c, spider
in profile ; @, maxillae and labium ; ¢, eyes and falces ; f, epigyne. 21@¢.—Snare.
Of this species I captured in Singapore three in their snares. No. 1 snare was cir-
cular, 4 inches in diameter, with ray line to nest under twisted bamboo leaf. No free
segment. 18 rays meeting in irregular ring. Inner spiral 3. Free zone inner to
outer spiral # inch." Outer spiral io at trap ray, 18 opposite. Trap ray, one of the
ordinary rays, was in the upper part, and to one side. No. 2—Perpendicular snare 8
inches across, consisting of 4c rays meeting in } inch ring. Inner spiral 4. Free
zone 1 inch. Outer spiral 16 at trap ray, 30 opposite. Trap ray attached to
nest in upper quarter, and to one side. No. 3—Perpendicular snare 4 x 8 inches with
trap ray to nest under twisted bamboo leaf Rays 30 meeting in } inchring. Inner
spiral 4. Free zone 1} inch. Outer spiral at top 16, at bottom, 37 rays. In the nest
of No. 3 there were two cocoons made of loosely-twisted brownish silk, and each
containing about 20 newly hatched spiders.
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CALLINETHIS ELEGANS. Thor.
Syn.: 1877. Meta elegans, Thor., Studi sui Ragni Malesi, etc., Part L, p. 416 (76).
1889-co. Callinethis elegans, id., ibid., Studi, etc., Part IV., Vol. L., p. 193.
Description of Plate 22 9 .—a, figure of spider magnified; 4, natural size; c, eyes;
d, spider in profile ; ¢,epigyne. 22@—Snare.
Total length, 9 ; cephalothorax 34, breadth 24, in front 14 ; abdomen 64, breadth
34 millim. Legs, ii—174, ii—t1s, iii—8}, iv.—134; patella + tibia, iv— 4 millim ;
falce, 2 millim. long (Thorell.)
I only obtained one snare of this species in Singapore, about 5 feet from the
ground. It was a beautiful, almost perfect, perpendicular circle 16 inches in diameter,
and the spider was sitting in the centre head downwards. Rays 30 (not adhesive)
meeting in } inch ring. Inner spiral 4. Free zone 14inch. Outer spiral 45, adhesive.
This species has also been found in the Celebes. ¢ unknown.
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Syn. : 1889-90. Gea decorata, Thor., Studi sui Ragni Malesi, etc., Part IV., Vol. 1, p. 104.
Description of Plate 23 9 .—a, figure of spider magnified; 4, natural size; c¢, spider
in profile ; @, maxillae and labium ; ¢, eyes and falces ; 4, epigyne ; g, epigyne greatly
magnified. 23¢.—snare.
Plate 24 ¢ .—a, figure of spider magnified ; 4, natural size; c, spider in profile ;
d, eyes and falces ; ¢, maxillae and labium ; f, left palpus from inside ; g, right palpus
and eyes from above.
Total length, 6; cephalothorax, almost 3, breadth, 2}, in front a little more
than 1 ; abdomen, 33, breadth, 23 millim. Legs, i—1o0#, ii.—t1od, tii.—6}, iv.—almost
104 millim. ; patella+tibia, iv—almost 3} millim. (Thorell.)
T obtained three snares of this species in Singapore; two of them among grass and
ferns, and all perpendicular. Spider sitting in centre, head downwards.
No. 1, 8 inches in diameter ; rays, 48, meeting in a reticulation ; inner spiral, 1s,
not adhesive, and getting wider as it goes outward until it joins the outer spiral, so
there is no free zone ; outer spiral, adhesive, 28 at top and 40 at bottom ; small pro-
tecting reticulation behind the web at the Spider's back.
No. 2, § inches in diameter ; 56 rays meeting in a ring; inner spiral running
through free zone in a gradually enlarging spiral ; outer spiral, top 24, bottom 50.
In this web there was a g Spider, but no @ ; and it is from this Spider that the ¢
drawing is made. Though the Spider was not in the web but on one of the rays I do
not think I am wrong in describing it as the g of this species, both from the style of
the web and the position in which I found it.
No. 3, 7 inches in diameter; rays, 56; inner spiral, 16, spreading as it goes
outward ; free zone, 1 inch diameter ; across free zone, 34 inches ; outer spiral, 39.
This species is also found in Sumatra.
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CAEROSTRIS PARADOXA. Dol.
1859. L£feira paradoxa, Dol., Tweede Bijdr., etc., p. 37, pl. IX., fig. t11—11¢; pl. X.,
figs, 8—Sc.
? 1880. Caerastris mitralis, Thor., Freg. Eugenies resa., Arachn., 1, 1, 4.
1880, 5 paradoxa, Butl., Proceed. of the Zool. Soc. of London, 1879, p. 732,
Pl. LVIILI., figs. 5—5sb.
1890. gs Thor., Studi. ete., IV., Vol. 1, p. 77.
1895. is Hf id. The Spiders of Burma, p. 207.
Description of Plate 25 9 .—a, spider, natural size ; 4, profile of spider; ¢, cephalo
thorax, underside ; d, eyes and falces ;_/, epigyne (probably immature).
This curious spider is said by Vinson to live in vertical webs, and he also gives
drawings of how it sits on branches which, by its appearance to a growth on the branch,
probably serves as a protection. @ unknown.
Mr. R. J. Pocock, of the British Museum (at my request) kindly examined the speci-
men of Caerosfris, allied to Paradoxa, in that collection, and he writes of them as follows :—
"C. paradoxa (Dol.), judging from adult 2 examples from Java and Ceylon in the
Museum is perfectly distinct from all the Madagascar species we possess.
“(1) The pale band on the tibz covers half the lower surface of the segment, and is
yellow. In the others this band covers only one third of the tibia and is quite white.
“*(2) The protarsi (metatarsi) are much wider, and the one on the 4th leg is deeply
excavated above. In the Madagascar forms the 4th protarsae has no dorsal excavation, and
those on the anterior two pairs of legs are slender and have a different curvature.
““(3) The tibia and tarsus of the palp are less expanded, the length of the tibia being
nearly twice its width ; whereas in the Madagascar species the width is about four-fifths of
the length.
““(4) The epigyne is quite different—apart from minor but sufficiently obvious
distinctions connected with the shape of the impressions, it may be recognized by the
absence of two basally contiguous, apically diverging teeth which project backwards over
the impressions in all the Madagascar species known to me.
“In speaking of the Madagascar species I do not include C. ¢udercudosa, (Vins.)”
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CAEROSTRIS CUSPIDATA. sp n.
Description of Plate 26 ? .—a, figure of spider magnified ; 4, natural size ; ¢, profile
of spider ; d@, cephalothorax, underside ; ¢, eyes ; 4, epigyne [hardly mature].
Total length, 4 ; cephalothorax, 134 ; breadth, 114; do, in front about 1; abdomen,
244; breadth, 3% millim. Leg, iis, ii.—434, iii— 3%, iv.—about 4 millim. Patella+
tibia iv.—1 millim.
This little spider, of which I have only one specimen, found by me at Buitenzorg.
Java, in 1884, can easily be distinguished by the three curious spines on the top of the
cephalothorax. The middle spine is the longest, and the hindmost is double pointed.
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ARGIOPE AEMULA WALCK.
1841. L petra aemula, Walck., H. N.d. Ins. apt., 11, p. 118.
1857. “ (argyopes) striata, Dol., Bijdr., cet, loc. cit., p. 415.
1859. ; 4 » id, Tweede Bijdr., cet., loc. sit., p. 30, tab. IX., figs.
2, 2a.
1871. <Argiope magnifica, 1.. Koch, Die Arachn. Austral., p. 27, plate 11, figs. 6—6b.
1877. » aemula, ‘Thor. Studi, cet., I, Ragni di Selebes, loc. cit., p. 364 (24).
1878. rf a4 id. ibid., II, pages 29 and 295.
1881. = " id. ibid., III, page 63.
1890. “ 5 id. ibid, IV., vol. 1, p. 94.
Description of Plate 27 9.—a, spider (mag) ; 4, natural size; ¢, profile of spider ;
@, cephalothorax, underside ; ¢, eyes, 4, epigyne ; g, profile of epigyne ; 4, snare (reduced).
Total length of body, 16 ; cephalothorax, 6'/, ; breadth, 514 ; breadth in front, 32/, ;
abdomen, 1034; breadth, 6% millim. Legs, i—3014, ii.— 30, itii—19, iv.—3o millim.
Patella+ tibia, iv.—8%%4 millim, (Thorell).
A. aemu/a, makes a snare of from 1s to 7 inches indiameter, suspended perpendicularly
or at an angle of 45°.
Rays vs. a nee 25—48
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Spider sits in centre, head downwards, with its legs stretched out like the letter X.
Under the legs white flocculated silk was spun on the web, probably for concealment.
When living this is a very beautiful spider, the colours being most brilliant. It has
certainly the power (possessed by several other tropical spiders) of turning quite dark when
disturbed. I imagine it is able to do so by raising and depressing the hairy covering of
the body.
In many of the species of Argiofe the white cephalothorax and bands on the abdomen
do not show white as long as the specimen is kept in spirits, but appear yellow.
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1859. feira versicolor, Dol., Tweede Bijdr., cet., loc. sit., p. 31, tab. IX, fig. ro (—= 9 )
1871. Aregtope succincta, L. Koch., Die Arachn. Austral., I. p. 35 (= 9).
1881. rs i? Thor., Studi., cet., III., p. 74, note (= @ ).
1890. ; id., ibid., IV., Vol. 1., p. 96.
Description of Plate 28 9 .—a, spider magnified ; 4, natural size ; ¢, profile ; d, cepha-
lothorax underside ; ¢, eyes; 4, epigyne; g, do. from behind; 4, profile.
Total length, 10% ; cephalothorax, 4; breadth, 4; do. in front, 2; abdomen, 7 ;
breadth, 6 millim. Legs, ii—21, iii—934, iii—13, iv. ? millim.
I have not observed this spider living, but Doleschall says “ It is elegantly coloured
and spotted.” ‘A series of bands across the abdomen of different colours—first carmine,
then silver, then lemon, then black.” ‘When the 9 is distended with eggs, these bands
are not so evident.” “ Legs reddish brown colour, but young specimens have dark rings.”
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ARGIOPE REINWARDTII. Dol.
? 1857. L£peira (Argvopes) trifasicata, Dol., Bidjr., etc. p. 416.
1859. » reinwardtit, id., Tweede Bijdr., etc., p. 31, Pl. XV. fig. 5.
1873. Argiope doleschallit, Thor. Rem. on Syn., p. 520.
1878. x ‘s id, Studi etc. II. pp. 38, 295.
1881. 3 a id. ibid. IIT. p. 67.
1890. i, reinwaratit id. ibid. 1V., vol. 1, p. 33.
Description of Plate 29 ? .—a, spider, mag. ; 4, natural size ; ¢, profile ; ¢, cephalo-
thorax underside ; ¢, eyes; 4, epigyne ; g, do. profile.
Total length of body, 21; cephalothorax, 8; breadth, 7; breadth in front, 3;
abdomen, 13; breadth, 1034 millim. Legs, i.i—46%4, 11.—46%, ill.—284, iv., 45%,
millim. long. Metatarsus of 1st pair of legs almost 15, patella+-tibia do. 14, patella+
tibia IV. pair 12% millim. long. (Thorell).
A. retnwardtit, Dol. makes a perpendicular snare 8 inches in diameter, with a free
segment on the upper side. From the centre of the web a line covered with fragments of
food projects upwards and backwards like the trap line of other spiders.
Rays Ks 1s (30
Outer spiral .«» 30 turns on upper side.
Do. ..» 40 turns on lower side.
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GEA FESTIVA. Thor.
1895. Gea festiva, Thor. The Spiders of Burma, p. 166.
Description of Plate 3092.—a, spider magnified; 4, natural size; ¢, profile ; d,
cephalothorax underside ; ¢, eyes ;_/, epigyne ; g, do. profile ; 4, snare reduced.
Total length of body, 6 ; cephalothorax, 244: breadth, 24 ; in front, 1 ; abdomen,
4; breadth almost 34 millim, Legs, i—g'4, ii—g¥ ; iiii—5% ; iv.—g millim. long.
Patella+tibia, iv.—3 millim. long. (Thorell).
The snare made by G. /estiva, Thor. is perpendicular, and from 5 to 6 inches in
diameter.
Rays ine w+ 48—56
Inner spiral «+ 7—I1 turns.
Free zone De 1 inch,
Outer spiral --. 32—38 inches.
In one web the inner spiral spread over the free zone. Another had an orbicular
web guarding side of the web on which the spider sat. Spider sits in centre, head
downwards, and is easily alarmed, dropping at once to the ground. Spider when living
has a bright red ephalothorax. Three specimens found by me at Singapore.
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1878. L£peira salebrosa, Thor., Studi, etc., II pp. 48 and 296.
1881. e rs id., ibid., III. p. 84.
1890. Luefria ,, id., ibid., 1V., vol. L, p. 115.
1895. ss i id. The Spiders of Burma, p. 170.
Description of Plate 31 9? —a, spider magnified; 4, natural size ; ¢, profile ; 4, cepha-
lothorax underside ; ¢, eyes ; 7, epigyne ; g, snare reduced ; 4, coroon.
Total length, 6%4 ; cephalothorax, a little more than 2% ; breadth, a little more than
2; In front less than 1; abdomen more than 4; breadth a little more than 2% millim.
Legs, ii—12, i.—1o%, iiii—6%, iv.—r11 millim. long. Patella+tibia, iv.—3%4 millim.
long. (Thorell).
The exceedingly beautiful bell-shaped nest of Z. sa/eérosa, Thor. is usually made in
grass, and about 3 inches in diameter, with a small round hole at the top. Below the
nest there is a protecting screen and above it the cocoons are suspended. Silk of nest is not
adhesive. Spider sits underneath at the top, back downwards. When disturbed the white
markings on the back of this spider turn quite dark. It is rather a common spider about
Singapore.
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EPEIRA CITRICOLA. Forsk.
Aranea citricola, Forsk., Descript. Animalium—quae in itinere orient. observ.,
cet., p. 86.
7 » id. Icones rer—natural, pl. XXIV. fig. D.
Epetra opuntiae, Duf. Ann. gén. sci. phsy. V. p. 355, pl. LXIX., fig. 3.
‘ » Walck. Inst. II. p. rg0 Atl. pl. XVIII. fig 2, D et. 2d.
» ¢ttricola, 1d. Ins. Apt. II. p. 143.
cacti-opuntiae, Lucas, in Webb and Berthelot. Hist. Nat. des iles Canaries
Anim. Art, Arach., ete., p. 40, pl. VI., fig. 7—7a.
emarginata, id. in Thomson, Arach. Ent. IL., p. 42, pl. 12; fig. 5.
flava, Vinson, Aran. des fsles Réun. Maurice et Madag., pp. 222 and
313, pl. VIII, fig. 3.
Cyrtophora sculptilis, . Koch, Die Arachn., Austral, p. 128, pl. TX., fig. g— 9a
|
_ Cyclosa citricola, Gerst. Von der Decken’s Reisen in Ost-Afrika, III. 2, p. 494.
Cyrtophora opuntie, Sim. Les Arachn. de France, I., p. 34, pl. L., fig. 3.
Epetra citricola, Thor., The Spiders of Burma, p. 172.
Description of Plate 32 9 .—a, spider magnified; 4, natural size ; ¢, profile; @, cepha-
lothorax ;
é, eyes ; f, eight palpus, or eyes ; g, epigyne ; 4, snare reduced.
This spider varies much in size, according to Thorell, from 534 to 12 millim.
The snare, 5 inches in diameter, woven by £. ¢#frico/a, has a considerable resemblance
to that of Z. deccartt (Thor.), except that centre of webis but slightly raised, and has much
the appearance of a reticulated snare, having innumerable rays spreading out most irregu-
larly. Spiral also irregular. Above the snare is a reticulation, and a flat one below to
protect it from beneath.
Snare made horizontally in long grass. Spider sits in centre on lower side, back
downwards.
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EPEIRA BIFIDA. Dol.
1859. petra bifida, Dol., Tweede Bijdr. etc., p. 38, PI.IL., figs. 8—8c (= forma princip.)
1877. » wmacrura, Thor. Studi, etc., I, p. 64.
1878. » ida, id,, ibid., L, pp. 73 and 297.
1881. a Pr id., ibid., III, p. 124.
1890. . Pe id., ibid., IV. vol. L., p. 176.
1895. . ‘ id. Spiders of Burma, p. 193.
Description of Plate 33 9 .—a, spider magnified ; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; a, cepha-
lothorax underside; e¢, eyes; f, epigyne; g, do. profile; 4, left palpus ¢ from below ;
i, do. & from abeve.
?. Total length, 11; cephalothorax, 2,/,; breadth nearly 1,/,; breadth in front
about 5/,; abdomen, 8%; greatest breadth, 3; least breadth, 144 millim.; spinnerett,
234 from petiolum and from posterior end 5% millim. Legs, i—7 1, ii.—61%, iii— 4%,
iv.—7 millim. long; patella+tibia, iv.—22/, millim.
é. Body, 334 ; cephalothorax about 134 ; breadth more than 1; breadth in front
nearly 4; abdomen less than 2; breadth, 1*/, millim. Spinnerets, 114 from petiolum,
and from posterior end about 1 millim. Legs, ii—s5, ii—44, iiii22/,, iv.—42/, millim,
long ; patella+tibia less than 14 millim (Thorell).
Doleschall says that “‘ This spider is common in Amboina, constructing a large regular
snare in dark places in the vicinity of buildings, in the middle of which it holds itself, and
to which it firmly fastens its flat angular cocoon.”
The snares that I have found in Singapore are perpendicular, and from 5 to 7 inches in
diameter.
Rays ~~ ... 40—6o,
Inner spiral + J—T1 turns.
Free zone ar Y inch
Outer spiral +» 4g0—50 turns,
Spider seems never to place itself perpendicularly in the centre of snare, but always
more or less sideways, and sometimes has a leaf in the web to which it attaches itself,
appearing like a bit of debris. As the webs I found were very small and contained no
cocoons, though most of the spiders were mature, I am inclined to think there mnst be
two species.
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EPEIRA CONFRAGA. Thor.
1892. Letra confraga, Thor., Novae Species Aranearum, p. 31.
Description of Plate 34 9? —a, spider, mag. ; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; @, cephalo-
thorax underside ; ¢, eyes ; 4, epigyne; g, do. profile ; 2/,4, snare reduced.
Total length, 334; cephalothorax about 1% ; breadth, 1 ; in front at least 4%, abdomen,
2% ; breadth almost 134 millim. Legs, i.—3, iii—2¥, iii—about 2, iv.—almost 3 millim.
(Thorell).
This spider’s snare is 3 inches in diameter, and perpendicular. Across the web,
perpendicularly, is a band of matted grey silk, which is divided at the centre of the web. In
this open part the spider sits, head downwards. When at rest it is impossible to distinguish
the spider from the silk band, which is constructed, no doubt, for the purpose of
concealment.
Rays about... i. 60.
No inner spiral a o?
Free zone Sins oe 1% inch.
Quter spiral about... 18 turns.
Type specimen in my collection, only one found.
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EPEIRA CENTRODES. Thor.
? 1882. petra porcula, var, Van Hass. Midden Sumatra, etc., p. 22, pl. 1V., fig. 6.
1887, », ¢enfrodes, Thor. Ragni Birmani, p. 209.
1890. ‘3 . id. Studi. ete., IV., vol. L, p. 160.
1595. % - id. The Spiders of Burma, p. 186.
Description of Plate 35 9 —a, spider mag. ; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; @, cephalo-
thorax, underside ; ¢, eyes ; f, epigyne profile ; g, do. in front.
Total length, 7; cephalothorax, 15/;; breadth, less than 134; breadth in front,
almost 1 ; abdomen, 6; breadth, 3% millim. Leg—i. almost 534, ii,—5 1%, iii. less than
24; iv.—5 millim, Patella+tibia iv134 millim. (‘Thorell).
The snare made by this spider, of which I only obtained one specimen, was perpen-
dicular, 12 inches in diameter.
Rays nee ee 28
Outer spiral 7F 57 turns.
Rays do not meet in centre, but have a little open work on which the spider sits head
downwards.
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EPEIRA INSULANA. Costa.
1834. peira insu/ana, Costa. Cenni. Zool, etc., p. 65.
1841. » ansertpes, Walck. H.N. d. Ins. Apt. ii. p. 146.
1842. » trituberculata, Luc. Explor. de Algérie, Arachn., p. 248, pl. xv., fig. 4.
1877. Cvrtophera melanura,Sim. Etudes Arachn. [X., p. 72, pl. ii, fig. 9.
187g. petra anseripes, Thor., Studi., etc., I., p. 65.
1878. m +s Thor., Studi., etc., I1., p. 405.
1881. 5 : id., Studi., III., p. 124.
1889-90. _,, » id., Studi., IV., p. 175.
1892. » tasudana. id. Ann. and Mag. Nat. Hist., p. 232.
1895. ’ ” id. The Spiders of Burma, p. 192.
1895. = S Pavesi. Annali del Museo, Civico, etc., vol. XXXV., p. 499-
Genova.
Description of Plate 36 9 —a, spider mag.; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; @, cephalo,
thorax underside ; e, eyes; f, epigyne; g, do. profile; 4, ¢ left palpus from above ; z, do.
from below.
? Total length, 834 ; cephalothorax, 3; breadth, 2'/;; do. in front, 1 ; abdomen,
61/.; breadth, 334 millim. Leg, i.—9 ™, ii.—9, iii.—6, iv.—9 millim. Patella+tibia iv.—
3 millim.
& Total length, 5%; cephalothorax, 214; breadth, 15/5; do. in front about 34 ;
abdomen; 3; breadth, 2 millim. Leg, ii—7%4, ii.—7, til.—5, 1v.—almost 7 millim.
Patella + tibia, iv.—z21¢ millim. (Thorell.)
The snare made by this spider is very variable. In many instances it is a simple
circular perpendicular snare of from 5—10 inches in diameter.
Rays ome as 40—60
Inner spiral a. 7—12 turns.
Free zone eke 1%4—1% inch,
Outer spiral ‘ee 40—6o turns.
The spider sits in the centre on a mass of debris head downwards, though some-
times it places itself horizontally. However, it often makes the snare with a free arc,
through which there is a band of grey silk with debris, or with a line of debris across
perpendicularly or horizontally, in other cases with a leaf on which it sits.
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EPEIRA MULMEINENSIS. Thor.
1887. LZ peira mulmeinensts, Thor., Ragni Birmani, p. 221.
1895. 9 9 id. The Spiders of Burma, p. 192.
Description of Plate 37 9 —a, spider, mag. ; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; ¢, cephalo-
thorax underside ; ¢, eyes ; f, epigyne ; g, do. profile; 4, ¢ left palpus, outside ; 4, snare
(not enough turns on lower side) reduced ; 4, do, do.
? Total length, 414 ; cephalothorax, 2; breadth, almost 1 24; front, almost s/¢ ;
abdomen, 3 ; breadth, 2%: height, 234 millim. Leg, ii—almost 6, ii.—s, iii—3 4, iv.—
almost 5% millim, Patella+tibia, iv.—1% millim. (Thorell).
d Total length, 3 ; cephalothorax, 134 ; breadth, 114 ; abdomen, 1%; breadth, 1
millim, Leg, i.—34 ; iii—3; iiii—2; iv.—2%millim. Patella+tibia, iv.—3{ millim.
This spider, which is very common in Singapore, makes a small perpendicular snare
of from 4 to 7 inches in diameter, in which it has a free segment. In this space is a line of
grey silk with debris or sometimes cocoons fastened at regular intervals. This line is not
of the nature of a trap line as it is fastened to the top suspension line, and the spider lives
in centre of web and appears like one of the pieces of debris. In some instances there is
debris at lower side of centre. One spider when disturbed shook its web violently.
Rays ane nas 40—50
Inner spira aid 5—7 turns at top.
Free zone ms 34 inch.
Outer spiral “4% 20—30 turns at top.
Do. re 50—6o do. at bottom.
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EPEIRA POSTILENA. Thor.
1878. L£peira postilena, Thor., Studi, etc. II., pp. 70, 273, 279.
1881, ra . id. ibid. III., p. 119.
1895. is - id. The Spiders of Burma, p. 178.
Description of Plate 38 9 —a, spider, mag. ; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; d, eyes; e,
maxillae and labium ; 7, epigyne ; g, do. profile ; 4, snare reduced ; 4, nest.
2 Total length, 814 ; cephalothorax, 3% ; breadth, 21% ; do. in front, 1%4 ; abdomen,
534 ; breadth, 514 millim, Leg, i.—1314 ; iii—114 ; iii. —7 ; iv.—rot/, millim. Patella
+tibia, iv.— 324 millim. (Thorell).
& Total length, 5 ; cephalothorax, a little more than 2%; do. in front, almost 1 ;
abdomen, 2% ; breadth, a little more than 2 millim. Leg, i—1034; ii.—almost 9 ; ill.--
5; iv.—74 millim. Fatella + tibia, iv—24 millim. (Thorell).
This spider, which I have not found in Singapore, and only one specimen in Java,
makes a perpendicular snare 3 inches in diameter, with a free segment, with a trap line to
nest in a twisted leaf, about 14 inches long and bound together with silk. Spider seems
to sit in nest with its back downwards, holding on by the threads of the roof.
Rays as abs 15
Inner spiral es 4 turns.
Free zone aes \ inch.
Spider when living is a bright green colour, with black and white markings on the
back,
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EPEIRA MITIFICA. Thor.
1886. Letra mitifica, Sim. Arachn. de Siam, etc., p. 16.
1887. i " Thor. Ragni Birmani, p. 187.
1895. is s id. The Spiders of Burma, p. 178.
Description of Plate 39 9 —a, spider, mag. ; 4, natural size ; ¢, profile; ¢, maxillae
and falces ; ¢, eyes ; /, epigyne, dried ; g, do., wet ; 4, do., side view, wet ; #4, snare reduced ;
#, nest in leaf,
Total length, 7 ; cephalothorax, 3 ; breadth, about 214 ; do. in front, 1144 ; abdomen,
5; breadth, 4; height, 314 millim. Leg, ii—g; ii—8; iiii—6; iv.—8 millim. Patella
+-tibia, 2% millim.
This spider when living is of a beautiful green colour. Snare like Zi//a africa, C. 1.
Koch, but in some snares there are more spirals on lower side than on the upper. Snare,
4 to 5 inches in diameter, and generally extended at an angle of 45°.
Rays aes sae 30—35
Inner spiral + 6—7 turns,
Free zone ue \ inch,
Outer spiral «1» 20—30 turns upper side.
Do. +» 23-—4g0 do. lower side.
& Much smaller than 2 but colouring is the same.
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EPEIRA MICULA. Thor.
1892. petra micula, Thor. Novae Species, Aranearum, etc., p. 37.
Description of Plate 40 9 —a, spider, mag.; 4, natural size ; ¢, profile ; ¢, cephalo-
thorax, underside ; ¢, eyes ;_ 4, epigyne ; g, do. profile ; 4, snare reduced.
Total length, 234 ; cephalothorax, less than 1; breadth, almost 1 ; in front, about % ;
abdomen, 14 ; breadth, about 14 millim. Leg, i.—3¥4 ; ii.—almost 3; iiii—15/g; iv.—
a little less than 234. Patella+ tibia, iv.—almost1 millim. (Thorell).
This spider has great resemblance to Z. mu/meinensis Thor., but can easily be
distinguished from it by its much smaller size, and by its want of abdominal tubercles or
black annulations on the legs. Its snare is made on the same plan, perpendicular, from
5 to 8 inches in diameter. There is a free segment, in the centre of which is placed a line
of grey silk in which masses of debris or prey is enswathed at regular distances. The
spider sits in centre, having the appearance of another mass ; in some cases there are other
masses at the lower side of centre as in Z. mu/meinensis ‘Thor.
Rays about as 60
Inner spiral ea 7 turns.
Free zone oat 1% inch.
Outer spiral... 12 to 30 turns at top.
Do. oa 30 to 50 do. at bottom.
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EPEIRA LAGLAIZEI. Sim.
? 1857. LZ petra thomisoides, Dol. Bijdr., etc, p. 422.
? 1859. re > id, Tweede Bijdr, etc., p. Tab. 2, fig. 2.
1877. os laglaiset (/aglatset), Sim. Etudes Arachn. [X., p. 65.
1878. _ thelura, Thor, Studi., etc., pp. 84, 273, 293-
188. "4 faglaizet, id, ibid., IIL., p. 119.
1890. is A id. ibid., IV., vol. I., p. 167.
1895. a - id. Spiders of Burma, p. 188.
Description of Plate 41 9 —a, spider, mag. ; 4, natural size; G profile ; a, cephalc-
thorax, underside ; ¢, eyes ; f, epigyne ; g, do. profile.
Total length, 1034 ; cephalothorax, 3% ; breadth, more than 3; do. in. front, 14 ;
abdomen, with tail, 734; breadth, 6 millim. Leg, i—14% ; ii—12; ill.—7 5 iv.—11
millim. Patella+-tibia, iv.—3%% millim. (Thorell.)
E. /agiaiset. Sim. makes a perpendicular snare 20 inches in diameter, and sits in
centre, head downwards, drawing the rays tightly together with its legs. It is not easily
frightened.
Rays... ae 25
Inner spiral -.. 3 ~«sturrns.
Free zone bis 2%4 inches.
Outer spiral .. 31 turns at top.
Do, en 45 do. at bottom.
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EPEIRA PORCULA. Sim.
1876. LZpeira porcula, Sim. Etudes Arachn. IX., p. 78, pl. 3, fig. 7-7a.
1890. - = Thor. Studi, etc., IV., vol. I., p. 172.
Description of Plate 42 9—a, spider, mag.; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; ¢, cephalo-
thorax, underside ; ¢, eyes ; 4, epigyne ; g, do. profile. ,
Total length, 7; cephalothorax, 3%; breadth, 3; do. in front, 134; abdomen, 5 ;
breadth, 4% ; height, 3 millim. Leg, ii—14; il.—12% ; ili.—5; iv.—11 millim. Patella
+tibia, iv.—4 millim.
This spider makes a perpendicular web from 18 to 20 inches in diameter.
Rays... mae 17—20
Innner spiral... 3—4 turns.
Free zone er 1—2 inches.
Outer spiral nae 37—42 turns.
Spider sits in centre, head downwards ; in one case was sitting under a leaf out of
snare.
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EPEIRA NOEGEATA. Thor.
1895. petra noegeata, Thor. The Spiders of Burma, p, 178.
Description of Plate 43 9—a, spider, mag.; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; @, cephalo-
thorax, underside ; ¢, eyes ; 4, epigyne in front; g, do. from behind; 4, do., side view.
Total length, almost 514 ; cephalothorax, almost 234 ; breadth, 2; breadth in front,
1; abdomen, almost 32/;; breadth, almost 4 millim. Leg, i—about 734; ii—7%;
iiii—334 ; iv.—about 534 millim. Patella+tibia, iv.—z millim. (Thorell.)
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EPEIRA ECZEMATICA. Thor.
1892. L£ petra eczematica, Thor. Novae Species Aranearum, etc., p. 23.
Description of Plate 45 2 —a. spider, mag.; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; d, cephalo
thorax, underside ; ¢, eyes; f, epigyne; g, do., profile; 4, cocoon, mag.
Total length, 9% ; cephalothorax, 414 ; breadth, 314 ; breadth in front, 2 ; abdomen,
7; breadth, 4 millim. Leg, i—1i1l; ii—10%; iii.—7; iv—g'% millim. Patella
+tibia, iv.—3% millim. (Thorell.)
This spider, with its cocoon, was found in a huge mass of leaves, 12 inches by 6 inches,
which it had drawn and matted together with silk. There was no snare.
Cocoon yellow,
¥% inch in diameter. Type in my collection.
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46
EPEIRA PERPOLITA. Thor.
1892. petra perpolita, Thor. Novae Species Aranearum, etc., p. 29,
Description of Plate 46 9 —a, spider, mag. ; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; @, cephalo-
thorax, underside ; ¢, eyes ; 4, epigyne.
Total length, 5 ; cephalothorax, 2; breadth, about 134; breadth in front, about 34 ;
abdomen, less than 4; breadth, 31% millim. Leg, i—634 ; ii— 534 ; ili-—334; iv.—5
millim. Patella+tibia, ivmalmost 2 millim. (Thorell.)
Type in my collection,
46
ASting afore.
47
EPEIRA HISPIDA. Dol.
1859. L£peira hispida, Dol. Tweede Bijdr., p. 33, pl. 2, fig 5 (= 2).
1877. , a@ecens, Thor. Studi. I., etc., p. 379 (39) (= d).
1878. » vrumpfii, id. ibid. IL., p.296 (= ¢).
1884. » vufofemorata, Sim. Arachn. rec. in Birmanie par Comotto, p. 348
(24). (= ¢).
1887. » Atspida, Thor. Ragni Birmani, p. 179.
1895. i Fs id. The Spiders of Burma, p. 177.
Description of Plate 46 9 —a, spider, mag. ; 4, natural size ; ¢, profile ; ¢, cephalo-
thorax, underside; e, eyes; /, epigyne; g, do., profile.
9 LEpeira hispida, varies greatly in size, but in most specimens the total length is 13 ;
cephalothorax,.almost 6 ; breadth, 5; abdomen, 9; breadth, 734 millim. Leg, i.—a21 ;
ii.—20 ; iiii—13; iv.—1rg millim. Patella+tibia, iv.—almost 7 millim. (Thorell).
¢d Total length, 9; cephalothorax, 5 ; breadth, 4; breadth in front, 134 ; abdomen,
534; breadth, scarcely 4 millim. Leg, i—i7¥¢3 ii—15; ili—10; iv.—r4 millim.
Patella+tibia, iv.— 5 millim. (Thorell).
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48
EPEIRA PUNCTIGERA. Dol.
1857. petra punctigera, Dol., Bijdr., p. 420.
1857. » manipa, id. ibid., p. 419.
1863. » értangula, Keyser. Sitzungsber. d. Isis zu Dresden, p. 98, pl. V, figg. 12-14.
1871. » indagatrix, L. Koch. Die Arachan. Austral. (1) p. 66, pl. V., figg. 8-ga.
1877. » wvatia, Thor. Studi. etc., 1, pp. 382 & 384.
1878. » punetigera, id. ibid., IL, p. 59 & 256.
1881. a s id. ibid., III. p. 104.
1881, » ephippiata, id. ibid., p. rot.
? 1886. » pavicct, Sim. Actes Soc. Linn. Bordeaux, XL., p. 150.
1887. » punctigera, Thor. Ragni. Birmani., p. 181.
1890. = = id. ibid. Studi., IV., vol. L, p. 147.
1895. a +s id. The Spiders of Burma, p. 177.
Description of Plate 48 9 —a, spider, mag. ; 4, natural size ; ¢, profile; @, cephalo-
thorax, underside; e, eyes ; f, epigyne ; g, do., profile; 4, ¢ right palpus, side view ; #, do,
from below.
9 Length of body, 1034 ; cephalothorax, 434 ; breadth, 334 ; breadth in front, 2"/, ;
abdomen, 77/,; breadth, 7 millim. Leg, i—174%; ii—14%}3 ili—o9%; iv.—14%4
millim. Patella+-tibia, iv.—almost 5 millim. Falces, 2 millim, long. (Thorell).
do Length of body,9; cephalothorax, 5; breadth, 4; breadth in front, 134;
abdomen, 5 ; breadth, 3¢/s millim. Leg, i—194 ; ii—17% ; iii—1o; iv.—16 millim
Patella+-tibia, iv.—5 34 millim. (Thorell).
Found in dauber wasp’s nest.
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EPEIRA ANASPASTA. Thor.
1892. L£peira anaspasta, Thor. Novae Species Aranearum, etc., p. 26.
Description of Plate 49 2? —a. spider, mag.; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; d, cephalo-
thorax, underside ; ¢, eyes; f, epigyne; g, do., profile.
Total length, 1144 ; cephalothorax, 5 ; breadth, hardly 4; breadth in front, hardly 2 ;
abdomen, 6%; breadth, about 534 millim. Leg, i—19¥%; ii—17%4; ili—10% ;
iv.—15% millim. Patella+tibia, iv.—5% millim. (Thorell.)
Found in a dauber wasp’s nest.
Type in my collection.
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EPEIRA DE HAANII. Dol.
1859. LZ peira de haantt, Dol, Tweede Bijdr., etc., p. 33, pl. II., fig. 7.
P 18509. » ogoriensts, id. ibid., p. 35, pl. XL., fig. 7.
1859. » Sspectabilis, id. ibid., p. 34, pl. IL, figg. 9-gb.
1887. » submucronata, Sim. Journ. Asiatic Soc. Bengal, LVI., p. 106.
1887. » a haanit, Thor. Ragni Birmani., p. 178.
1877. » andarensis, Thor. Studi., 1, p. 372 (32).
1878. » de haanit, id. ibid., II., pp. 25 & 296.
1881. 3 is id, ibid., III., p. 88.
1890. rr * id. ibid., IV., vol. 1, p. 125.
1895. > aes id. The Spiders of Burma, p. 170.
Description of Plate 509 —a, spider, mag.; 4, natural size; ¢ profile; @, cephalo-
thorax, underside ; e¢, eyes; f, epigyne; g, do., profile; 4, do., from behind.
Total length, 2534 : cephalothorax, 914 ; breadth, 734 ; do. in front, 44 ; abdomen,
1634; breadth, 11 millim. Leg, i—31; ii—30; iii—19%; iv.—32) millim.
Patella+tibia, iv.—114 millim Falce, 4 millim. long. (Thorell.)
Doleschall says this spider is found in great numbers in the clove gardens at Amboina
during the rainy season, but I did not find it common at Singapore.
It makes a large perpendicular snare, from 18-24 inches in diameter, and has one of
the rays carried out to its nest under a leaf.
In the centre of the web is a large hole, round which the inner spiral irregularly winds
two or three times. Free zone about 1 inch. Outer spiral from 25 to 3o turns. Free
zone about 114 inches. Rays about 20 in number, and very irregularly spaced.
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MILONIA OBTUSA. Thor.
1892. Mi/onta obtusa, Thor. Novae Species Aranearum, p. 40.
Description of Plate 51 9—a, spider, mag ; 4, natural size ; ¢, profile; @, cephalo
thorax, underside; ¢, eyes ; 7, epigyne ; g, snare, reduced.
Total length, 5 ; cephalothorax, 244 ; breadth, 124; breadth in front, 1; abdomen,
3; breadth, 2 millim. Leg, ii—not quite 5; ii—about 4%; iiii—a little less than 3 ;
iv.—4?/, millim. Patella+tibia, iv.—a little less than 14% millim. (Thorell).
This spider, of which I only found one specimen, constructs a perpendicular snare of
about 12 rays, with a trap line to its nest under a leaf. Central spiral, incomplete, starts
from an interlaced part, from which trap line leads to nest.
Outer spiral, consisting of 36 threads, is incomplete, and is on the opposite side of
the snare from the trap line. Outer spiral adhesive.
Type in my collection.
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ARGYROEPEIRA CELEBESIANA WALCK.
Tetragnatha celebesiana, Walck. H.N. d. Ins. Apt. ii. p. 222.
of decorala, Blackw. Ann. and Mag. of Nat. Hist., 3 Ser., XIV.,
Pp. 44.
‘3 5 Cambr. The Linn. Soc. Journ., Zool. X., p. 389, pl.
XIIL., figg. 61-68.
Meta = L. Koch. Die Arachn. Austral. p. 141, pl. XL, fig. 5.
-" celebestana, Thor. Studi I., p. 422 (82).
- si id. ibid. II., pp. 91 & 297.
x 3 id. ibid. IIL., p. 126.
Argyroepeira ey id. Ragni Birmani, p. 138.
a ws id. Studi., IV., vol. I., p. 198.
id. The Spiders of Burma, p. 155.
Lh P|
Description of Plate 52 9 —a, figure, mag.; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; d, eyes;
é, maxillae and falces ; f, epigyne.
Total length, 9%; cephalothorax, 234; breadth, 214; breadth in front, 134 ;
abdomen, 7; breadth, 3%; height, 4 millim. Leg, i—about 18; iii—14; iii—
about 7; iv.— 11 millim. Patella+tibia, iv—3z%4 millim.
This spider makes, in low shrub, a rather irregular oval-shaped snare, 9 inches in
diameter, and suspended at an angle of 45° to the plane of the earth.
Rays, oe S re 18.
Inner spiral, ee ee 6 turns.
Free zone, “ Te 2 inches,
Outer spiral, oF BY: 20 turns.
Spider sits in the centre.- At one side near the centre is a large hole, seemingly made
after the snare was completed, and may have been for the spider to get from side to side
of the web.
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ARGYROEPEIRA FIBULATA. Thor.
1892. Argyroepeira fibulata, Thor. Nova Species Aranearum, p. 16.
Description of Plate 53 9—a, spider, mag.; 4, natural size ; ¢, profile ; a2, cephalo-
thorax, underside ; e, eyes ; 7, epigyne.
Total length, 234 ; cephalothorax, nearly 1; breadth, about 34; breadth in front,
almost % ; abdomen, 2% ; breadth, almost 2 millim. Leg, i.—6 ; ii.—less than 5 ; iii,
about 2% ; iv.—almost 4 millim. Patella+tibia, iv—about 1 millim. (Thorell.)
This handsome spider, of which I found two specimens, constructs a circular horizon-
tal snare about 4 inches in diameter, and sits in centre on lower side,
Rays abs = ose 40.
Inner spiral, ae es 7 turns.
Free zone, _ ie ¥% inch.
Outer spiral, sae oP 25 in No. 1 web.
do. ius 36 in No. 2 do.
Spider can easily be known by the fibula-like white marking on the lower side of the
abdomen in front of the spinnarets.
Type in my collection.
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ARGYROEPEIRA ARGENTINA. Van Hass.
1871. Argyroepeira argentina, Van Hass, Araneae exoticae, etc., p. 218 (2).
1890. ‘3 ie Thor. Studi., etc., [V., vol. I, p. 199.
1895. - fe id. The Spiders of Burma, p. 152.
Description of Plate 54 9 —a, spider, mag. ; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; d, cephalo-
thorax, underside ; ¢, eyes ; /, epigyne.
Total length, 4% ; cephalothorax, almost 15/6; breadth, almost 134; breadth in
front 34 ; abdomen, 314 ; breadth, a little more than 2 millim. Leg, i-—8'/, ; ii.—scarcely
7; ii—3%; iv.—6 millim. Patella+-tibia, iv.—almost 15/5 millim. (Thorell).
Argentina Van Hass always suspends its snare, which is 9-12 inches in diameter, at
an angle of 45°, and sits in centre on the lower side.
Rays meeting in 34 inch circle, 35-40.
Inner spiral, ite sen 2-4 turns,
Free zone, ve ‘es 1-1 4 inches.
Outer spiral, Se ee 55-60 turns.
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ARGYROEPEIRA VENTRALIS. Thor.
1877. Meta ventralis, Thor. Studi, etc., i., p. 423 (83).
1887. <Argyroepetra ,, id. Ragni Birmani. etc., p. 138.
1895. s » id. The Spiders of Burma, p. 155.
Description of Plate 55 9—a, spider, mag.; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; a, eyes;
e, cephalothorax, underside ; /, epigyne.
Total length, 7'/, ; cephalothorax, 3; breadth, 2 ; do. in front, 1/5; abdomen, 5 ;
breadth, 27/,; height, more than 3 millim. Leg, i.—22%% ; ii.—18"/;; iii—7: iv.—12
millim. Patella+tibia, ivi—31/,; millim. Falce, 17/, millim. long. (Thorell.)
This spider, which is very common at Singapore, makes an extremely variable snare,
The snares are suspended at any angle from horizontal to perpendicular, and in some
cases have a free segment, and in others the circle is complete.
Where the spider makes a free segment it has generally a trap line, leading to its nest
close to the snare, which it holds firmly, the legs being stretched out in a line ; sometimes
the head being towards the snare, but often not.
When the spider constructs a complete orbicular snare horizontally it often remains on
the under side in the centre, and in one case when it ran out to capture a fly it dropped
down and then climbed up the line, which it spun as it went out, to the centre again.
Snare from 5—15 inches in diameter.
Rays ... 20—30, meeting in 4% inch circle.
Inner spiral, 2—4__ turns.
Free zone, 1—1¥ inch.
Outer spiral, 20 —33 turns, adhesive.
Usually the free segment is in the upper quarter, but in one case it was in the lower
quarter. The outer spiral has more threads on the side opposite the free segment than at
the free segment.
55
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ARGYROEPEIRA GEMMEA. Van Hass.
1882. Afeta gemmea, Nan Hass, Midden-Sumatra, etc. Araneae, p. 26, pl. il.,
fig. 4.
1890. Argyroepeira ,, Thor., Studi., etc., IV., vol. I., p. 206.
1895. ‘s Pr id. The Spiders of Burma, p. 152.
Description of Plate 56 9 —a, spider, mag. ; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; @, cephalo-
thorax, underside ; ¢, eyes ; f, epigyne.
Total length, 534; cephalothorax, 2; breadth, 134; breadth in front, almost 1 ;
abdomen, 4; breadth, 2!/, millim. Leg, ima1r ; li.—g9 ; iii.—4?/, ; iv—a little more than
7 millim. Patella+tibia, iv.i—2 millim. (Thorell).
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THERIDIOSOMA FASCIATUM. sp n.
Description of Plate 57 9 —a, spider, mag.; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; d, cephalo-
thorax, underside ; ¢, eyes; f, epigyne; g, do., profile; 4, ¢ left palpus from below;
#., do. side view ; 4, snare.
? Total length, 2; cephalothorax, 1; breadth, 1; do. in front, 4% ; abdomen, 1% ;
breadth, 1%; height, 1% millim, Leg, i.—2; ii—1%4; iii—1; iv.—14 millim.
Patella+tibia, iv.— 14 millim. As the spider is so small, measurements are only approxi-
mate. @ Though much resembling @, is considerably smaller than it. 7: /fasctatum
is closely allied to 7: argenfeo/um Cambr., the type of the genus, and 7. radiosa,
M‘Cook, which Prof. Thorell considers to be quite identical with Z: gemmosum L. Koch.
This spider constructs an orb web, though rather an imperfect one, and then draws
out the centre of the web and holds it out taut witha trap line until an insect becomes
entangled, when it suddenly lets go, thereby more securely holding its prey, as described
by Dr. M‘Cook in his exceedingly interesting work on “ American Spiders and their
Spinning Work, vol. 1, page 195.”
It is not uncommon in the Botanic Gardens, Singapore.
Type in my collection,
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PHORONCIDIA LYGEANA. Walck.
1841. flectana — lvgeana, Walck. H.N.d. Ins. Apt. IT., p. 197.
1882. Phoroncidia acrosomoides, Van. Hass., Midden Sumatra, etc., Araneae, p. 30, pl. 1,
fig. 7, pl. 4, figg. 2 and 3.
1890, “3 /ygeana, Thor. Studi, etc., IV., vol. I, p. 243.
Description of Plate 58 9—a, spider, mag. ; 4, natural size ; ¢, profile; @, cephalo-
thorax, underside; ¢, eyes ; 4, epigyne.
Total length, 5: cephalothorax, almost 2; breadth, almost 134 ; breadth of clypeus,
about ?/,;; abdomen, 334; breadth, slightly more than 2% millim. Leg, i—634 ;
ii—almost 4; iii—334 ; iv.—about 614 millim. Patella+tibia, iv.—21{ millim. (Thorell.)
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MOLIONE TRIACANTHA. Thor.
1892. <AMoltone triacantha, Thor., Novae Species, Aranearum, p. 8.
Description of Plate 59 ? —a. spider, mag. ; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; @, cephalo-
thorax, underside ; ¢, eyes; f, epigyne; g, spine.
Total length, a little more than 2; length and breadth, about 34 ; abdomen, almost
11%; breadth, 11{ millim. Leg, i—4 (tibia almost 1); ii —3; iii—about 214 ; iv.—
almost 334 millim. Patella+tibia, iv.—almost 1 millim. (Thorell.)
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COLEOSOMA BLANDUM. Camb.
1882. Coleosoma blandum, Cambr., Proc. Zool. Soc., London, p. 428, pl. xxix., figg.
3a— 3h.
1895. F = Thor., The Spiders of Burma, p. 115.
Description of Plate 60 ¢—a, spider, mag. ; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; ¢, cephalo-
thorax, underside; ¢, right palpus; f, do, from outside; g, pitcher plant, /Vefen/shes
ampullacea.
Total length, almost 2% ; cephalothorax, about 5/5; breadth, almost 34 ; abdomen,
14; breadth, almost 34 millim. Leg, ii—4?/, ; ii—a little more than 3 ; ili.—2 ; iv.—
4 millim. Patella+tibia, iv.—nearly 14 millim, (Thorell.)
The snare of this little spider was found spun across the mouth of one of the small
pitcher plants locally called ‘ Monkey Cups,” which are to be seen growing wild in
considerable numbers in the Botanic Gardens, Singapore. Though I found several webs
I was only able tu obtain one specimen of the spider.
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ARIAMNES FLAGELLUM. Dol.
1857. Ariadne flagellum, Dol. Bijdr, etc., p. 411, fig 1.
1895. <Ariamnes ,, Thor. The Spiders of Burma, p. 74.
Description of Plate 61 9 —a, spider, mag. ; 4, natural size ; ¢, cephalothorax under-
side ; d, eyes.
Total length, 24; cephalothorax, 2; breadth, 1; abdomen, 22; breadth, 1 millim.
Leg, i.—?; ii.—8 ; iii—s ; iv.—18 millim. Patella+tibia, iv—4™% millim.
Doleschall says that “4. flagellum Dol. when alive has the cephalothorax and
abdomen grass green, slightly yellow in the middle, and upon both sides are numerous small
gold sparkling speckles.” I have not seen this species living, but an allied species,
probably 4. attenuata Camb. found by me in Brazil is also when alive of a bright grass
green, and when it is seen suspended by a thread from its spinnerets is remarkably like a
fragment of grass.
ARGYRODES XIPHIAS. Thor.
1887. Argyrodes xiphias, Thor. Ragni Birmani, p. 95.
1895. is om Thor. The Spiders of Burma, p. 118.
Description of Plate 62 9 —a, spider, mag; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; e, cephalo-
thorax, underside; 4, eyes and falces; g, do. profile; 4, epigyne; 7, do. profile; a,
& profile; 4, ¢ right palpus, from outside; / do. in front.
? Total length, scarcely 3; cephalothorax, 1; breadth, about 2/,;; abdomen from
base to posterior apex, 2; height, almost 2; breadth, 144 millim. (Thorell). Leg, i—
about 4 ; ii.—about 2; iiii—about 14 ; iv.—about 1% millim.
3 Total length without horn, 234 ; cephalothorax, less than 1 ; breadth, about 34 ;
abdomen, 134 ; breadth and height about 2/, millim. Leg, ii—(about 6); ii.—34 ; iii—
about 144; iv.—about 3 millim. Patella+tibia, iv.about s/, millim. (Thorell).
A, xiphias Thor. lives in the webs of VepAtla maculata, Fabr.
A, nasuta Camb. closely resembles this spider, but has the projection in front of the
clypeus somewhat spoonshaped at its extremity, while in this species there is no dilation.
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ARGYRODES FASCIATUS. Thor.
1892. <Argyrodes fasciatus, Thor. Novae Species Aranearum, etc., p. 4.
Description of Plate 63 9—a, spider, mag; 64, natural size; ¢ profile; ¢, cepha-
lothorax, underside ; ¢, eyes; 4, epigyne ; g, ¢ right palpus, from outside.
? Total length, 4; cephalothorax, about 1'/s; breadth, about ?/,; breadth in front,
about '/;; abdomen, almost 3; breadth, 144 millim. Leg, 1.—11; ti.—74 3 iu1—4f ;
iv.—7 millim. Patella+tibia, iv.—2 millim, (Thorell.)
do Total length, 4; cephalothorax, 2; breadth, 34; abdomen, 2; breadth, 1
millim. Leg, i—11%; ii—8; iii—q; iv.—6% millim. Patella+tibia iv.—1%
millim.
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LINYPHIA JAVANA. sp. n.
Description of Plate 64 ¢—a. spider, mag.; 4, natural size; «¢, profile ; d, cephalo-
thorax, underside ; e¢, eyes ; /, right palpus, from outside ; g, do. in front.
Total length, 3; breadth, about 34; abdomen, 144; breadth, about 1% millim.
Leg, 1.—6 ; 11.—6 ; iii—4; iv.—? millim.
Type in my collection.
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65
THERIDIUM T-NOTATUM. Thor.
1895. Zheridtum T-notatum, Thor. The Spiders of Burma, p. 97.
Description of Plate 65 9 —a, spider, mag. ; 4, natural size ; ¢, profile ; ¢, cephalo-
thorax ; ¢, eyes ; 4, epigyne.
Total length, 3'/;; cephalothorax, less than 14 ; breadth, nearly 1; breadth in
front, scarcely */, ; abdomen, 214; breadth, 2 millim. Leg, i—scarcely 6 ; ii—¥4 ; iii.—
about 3; iv.—44 millim. Patella+tibia, iv.—less than 134 millim. (Thorell.)
T. T-notatum Thor. makes a small reticulated snare, and sits with its cocoon under a
twisted leaf in centre.
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66
THERIDIUM TUBICOLUM. Dol.
1859. Zheridium tubicolum. Dol. Tweede Bijdr., etc., p. 49, pl. VIL, figg. 7 and 7b.
1878. ” = Thor. Studi., etc., i., pp. 158 and 300.
1881. os = id. ibid. iii., p. 172.
1890. 5 - id. ibid. iv., vol. I., p. 273.
Description of Plate 66 9 —a, spider, mag.; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; @, cephalo-
thorax, underside ; ¢, eyes; f, epigyne; g, cocoon, mag.
Total length, 814% ; cephalothorax, 3'/s; breadth, scarcely 234 ; breadth in front
scarcely 1; abdomen,6; breadth, 5*/, millim. Leg, i—17 (tibia, 334); ii—12}4 ;
ili,— 8 34 ; iv.—13% millim. Patella+tibia, iv.—44 millim (Thorell).
Doleschall says :—‘ This spider is common in Amboina in sunny places throughout
the year on hedges and low wild bushes, and that it spins a large irregular net fastened all
round. In the middle the spider makes a long perpendicular pipe-shaped sack, which is
closed above and funnel-shaped at the lower edge. The spider inhabits the lower end of
this sack, however, drawing nimbly into it from any danger from above.”
The only specimen which I found was inhabiting a large reticulated net 12 inches
high, with a twisted leaf in centre, under which the spider was sitting with its cocoon.
Cocoon, 4 inch in diameter ; colour, brown.
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THERIDIUM INQUINATUM. Thor.
1878. Zheridium inguinatnm, Thor. Studi., ete., ii., p. 155.
1881. “ id. ibid. iii., p. 170.
1895. e ‘i id. The Spiders of Burma, p. 93.
Description of Plate 67 9—a, spider, mag; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; @, cepha-
lothorax, underside ; e, eyes; /, epigyne ; g, snare, reduced.
Total length, 31% ; cephalothorax, 114; breadth, scarcely 1 ; abdomen, 2; breadth,
2 millim. Leg, ii—7 ; iii—534 ; iii—_4 4 5 iv— 4% millim. Patella+-tibia, iv.—scarcely
1% millim. (Thorell.)
The snare, 3 inches in diameter, made by this spider is flat, like the groundwork of
an orbicular web. Spider sits underneath a leaf suspended in the centre. No change
made in snare during 24 hours. Found also in Amboina and Burma.
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68
THERIDIUM MUNDULUM, L. Koch.
1872. Theridium mundulum, L. Koch, Die Arachn. Austral. p. 263, pl. xxii., fig. 3.
1877. Po amenum, ‘Thor. Studi., etc., 1, p. 463 (123).
1878. " id. ibid. ii., pp. 157 and 300,
1881. 4s ‘4 id. ibid. iii., p. 172.
1890. t= - id. ibid. iv., vol. I., p. 271.
1895. . - id. The Spiders of Burma, p. 99.
Description of Plate 68 9 —a, spider, mag; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; d, cephalo-
thorax, underside; e, eyes; f, epigyne; g, cocoon, mag.
Total length, 4% ; cephalothorax, 144; breadth, almost 14 ; abdomen, almost
3% ; breadth, 22/;; height, almost 3 millim. Leg, ii—7!/, (tibia 134) ; ii.—s5 ; iii.—3?/, ;
iv.—534 millim. Patella+-tibia iv.—z millim. (Thorell.)
This spider, which is common around Singapore, makes a reticulated snare, in the
centre of which it lives under a twisted leaf. Its cocoon, which is yellow, is also placed
under the leaf. Found also in Amboina, Celebes, and Burma.
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THERIDIUM WEBERI. Thor.
1892. Theridium webert, Thor., Novae Species Aranearum, etc., p. 11.
Description of Plate 69 ¢ —a. spider, mag. ; 4, natural size; <¢, profile ; d, cephalo-
thorax, underside ; e, eyes; f, epigyne ; g, do. profile.
Total length, 4 ; cephalothorax, not quite 2 ; breadth, about 12/,; ; abdomen, scarcely
3; breadth, 24% millim. Leg,i—g9%; ii—7; iii—scarcely 544 ; iv.im7%4 millim.
Patella+-tibia iv.—2%%4 millim. (Thorell.)
Was found under a rotten piece of bark on a branch, at the one side of which it had
its small reticulated web.
Type in my collection.
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70
THERIDIUM HELOPHORUM. Thor.
1895. Zheridium helophorum, Thor. The Spiders of Burma, p. 98 (note).
Description of Plate 70 9 —a, spider, mag. ; 4, natural size; «¢, profile; @, cephalo-
thorax underside ; ¢, eyes ; | epigyne ; g, do. profile ; 4, snare, reduced ; 7, cocoon, mag.
Total length, 214 ; cephalothorax, about 1'/s ; breadth, almost 1; abdomen, about
134 ; breadth, 134 millim. Leg, ii—almost 42/;; ii—scarcely 3 ; iiii—about 2"/s ; iv.—
about 4 millim. Patella+tibia, scarcely 1 millim. (Thorcll.)
This spider makes an irregularly dome-shaped shelter, from 4 to 34-inch in diameter,
suspended among reticulated lines, beneath the summit of which it sits back downwards.
I found two specimens in Java, the snare about 2 inches across, being constructed between
rails. Cocoon, 5 x 234 millim. more than twice the size of the spider.
Type in my collection.
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PHOLCUS GRACILLIMUS. Thor.
1890. Pholcus gracillimus, Thor. Studi., etc., iv., vol. I., p. 298.
Description of Plate 61 9? —a, spider, mag. ; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; ¢, cephalo-
thorax, underside ; ¢, eyes ; /, epigyne; g, ¢ right palpus from outside.
2 Total length, 434 ; cephalothorax, about 1; breadth, about 1; abdomen, 334 ;
breadth, scarcely 34 millim. Leg, i—(35); ii —23%; iii —16; iv.—22 millim
Patella+tibia, iv.—s5%4 millim. (Thorell.)
6 Total length, 544; cephalothorax, 144; breadth, 1; abdomen, 4; breadth, 1
millim. Leg, i.—?; ii.—24; iii—16; iv.— 24 millim. Patella+tibia, iv.—6 millim.
Makes a large reticulated snare under shrubs, somewhat tubular. Spider lives in the
hollow centre back downwards, and carries its cocoon in its jaws. Cocoon contains 12
eggs.
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PHYSOCYCLUS GLOBOSUS. Tacz.
1873. LPholcus globosus, ‘Taczanowski. Les Aran. de la Gyane Francaise Horce
Societatis Ento Rossicce, T.X. n, 1 and 2, p. 50 (Warsaw).
Description of Plate 72 9 —a, spider, mag.; 4, natural size; ¢ profile; @, cephalo-
thorax, underside; ¢, epigyne and spinnerets; 4 eyes from above; g, do. in front; 4,
epigyne and spinnerets in profile.
Total length, 334; cephalothorax, 134; breadth, 134 ; abdomen, 2; breadth, 2 ;
height, 2 millim. The legs were broken off before I had opportunity of making
measurements,
When a box of household effects, that I had brought home from Singapore, was
opened, 21st May, 1893, at Craigdarragh, County Down, Ireland, a specimen of this
spider was found living in it.
Only one specimen found by me.
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SCYTODES MARMORATA. L. Koch.
1872. Scytodes marmorata, L. Koch, Die Arachn. Austral. p. 292, pl. xxiv., figg. 4-4c.
1877. i ~ Thor. Studi., ete., 1, p. 471 (131).
1878. <5 ss id. ibid. ii., pp. 165, 301.
1881. = + id. ibid. iii., p. 180.
1890 3 - id. ibid. iv., vol. I., p. 300.
1895. a re id. The Spiders of Burma, p. 66.
Description of Plate 73 9—a, spider, mag; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; @, cephalo-
thorax, underside; e, eyes; 4, epigyne.
Total length, 814; cephalothorax, 4; breadth, 3; abdomen, 4% millim. Leg,
i.—33% ; ii.—26 ; iii.—18 ; iv.—243{ millim. Length of falces, 5/s millim. (Thorell.)
Prof. Thorell believes that S. ¢horacica Var. indica Van Hass. Aran. exot., 1871, p. 5;
is to be referred to this species.
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DESIS MARTENSII. L. Koch.
1872. Desis martensti, L. Koch, Die Arachn. Austral., L., p. 347, pl. xxix., figg. 2-29.
1894. - °F Thor. Arachnider fran Java, etc,, p. 5.
Description of Plate 74 ? —a, spider, mag. ; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; ¢@, cephalo-
thorax underside; e, eyes; f, epigyne; g, @ right palpus; 4, nest in coral in disused
lithodomus burrow.
? Total length, 12; cephalothorax, 6; breadth, 4; do. in front, 2; abdomen, 6;
breadth, 334 millim. Leg, i—18; ii—15% ; iiii—13% ; iv.—18 millim. Patella+tibia,
iv.—6 millim.
d& Total length, 8 ; cephalothorax, 5; breadth, 2; do. in front, 4%; abdomen, 444 ;
breadth, 2% millim. Leg, i—r15; ii—10; iii—g%; iv.—13 millim. Patella+tibia,
iv.—4 millim.
This spider was found by me on the Blacka Mati coral reef off the New Harbour,
Singapore, the place where it was first discovered by Dr. Martens in 1861. Dr. L, Koch
points out in his Arachniden Australiens, in a very interesting way, page 350, that this
spider, though living on a coral reef, is not by any means a water spider, and accurately
surmises the way in which it lives. I found that it was perfectly helpless when placed in a
bottle of water, showing in every way that it was not in its natural element. It lives in
holes made by a species of lithodomus, and spins a matted web across the hole, and so
keeping an air chamber for itself during flood tide. It is found in considerable numbers,
but as it runs with great rapidity, is very hard to catch.
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STORENA JUVENCA. sp. n.
Description of Plate 75 9?—a, spider, mag; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; 2, cepha-
lothorax, underside ; e, eyes; 4 epigyne; g, ¢ left palpus from outside ; 4, do. in front.
2 Total length, 5%4; cephalothorax, 2%; breadth, 2; abdomen, 3% ; breadth,
2% millim. Leg, i.—8 ; ii.—6 ; iii —6 ; iv.—g millim. Patella+tibia, iv.--2 14 millim.
&d Total length, 5 ; cephalothorax, 234; breadth, 134 ; abdomen, 214 ; breadth, 2
millim. Leg, ig ; ii.—6% ; iiii—6 ; iv—8 millim. Patella+tibia, iv.—24 millim.
This spider was found under leaves.
Type specimens 2 and 1 2 in my collection.
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STORENA ANNULIPES. Thor.
1892. Storena annulipes, Thor., Novae Species Aranearum, etc., p. I.
Description of Plate 76 9—a, spider, mag. ; 4, natural size ; ¢, profile ; ¢, cephalo-
thorax, underside ; ¢, eyes; /, epigyne.
Total length, 8; cephalothorax, 4; breadth, 3% ; abdomen, 5; breadth, 3 millim.
Leg, i—10% ; ii.—11% ; iii —11 ; iv.—13 millim. Patella+tibia, iv.—3 millim.
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CRYPTOTHELE SUNDAICA. Thor.
1890. Cryptothele sundaica, Thor., Arach. di Pinang, etc., p. 305 (41).
1894. ‘ re id., Arachnider fran Java, etc., p. 9.
Description of Plate 77 ? —a, spider, mag.; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; @, cephalo-
thorax, underside ; e, eyes ;_f, epigyne.
Total length, 6% ; cephalothorax, 314; breadth, 244; abdomen, 3%; breadth,
334 millim. Leg, i—7%; ii—7; iiii—6%4; iv—z7 millim. Patella+tibia, iv.—2
millim.
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PSECHRUS SINGAPORENSIS. Thor.
1894. Psechrus singaporensis, Thor., Decas, Aranearum, etc., p. 4.
Description of Plate 78 9 —a. spider, mag.; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; ¢, cephalo- ©
thorax, underside ; ¢, eyes; 7, epigyne; g, snare, reduced.
Total length, 11; cephalothorax, 4?/;; breadth, 31%; breadth of clypeus, 1% ;
abdomen, 7; breadth, 2 millim. Leg, ii—38"/,; ii—2734; iil—19%4; iv.—307/;
millim. Patella+tibia iv.—g millim. (Thorell.)
This spider make a large reticulated snare, about two feet long, in banks or among
stones, and generally takes advantage of some hole or crevice, to which one end of the
net is fastened, to form a retreat in time of danger. It remains generally in the middle of
the snare, but is easily frightened, and runs with great rapidity into its den. Sparsely
found in Singapore.
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CORINNOMMA HARMANDII. Sim.
1886. Corinnomma harmandii, Sim. Arachn. recueillis, etc., p. 24 (= ).
1887. 5 8 Thor. Ragni Birmani, etc., p. 45 (==).
1895. = is id. The Spiders of Burma, p. 40.
Description of Plate 79 2—a, spider, mag; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; ¢, cephalo-
thorax, underside; e, eyes; 4, epigyne; ¢ do., profile.
Total length, 9; cephalothorax, 5; breadth, 234 ; abdomen, 4% ; breadth, 3%
millim, Leg, i. and iii—about 10%; iii—?; iv.—14 millim. Patella+tibia, iv.i—4
millim.
My note in regard to the only specimen found by me is—“ Found in a twisted up
leaf in a reticulated snare, but I think it is not the fabricator of the snare.”
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CHIRACANTHIUM MANGIFERZ. sp. n.
Description of Plate 80 9 —a, spider, mag. ; 4, natural size ; ¢, profile ; @, cephalo-
thorax, underside; ¢, eyes; f, epigyne; g, ¢ right palpus, from outside; 4, do. from
below.
? Total length, 814 ; cephalothorax, 4 ; breadth, 214 ; do. in front, 134 ; abdomen,
534; breadth, 2 millim. Leg, i—g; iii—10; iii—6%4 ; iv.—12 millim. Patella+tibia,
iv.—4 millim.
d Total length, 7 ; cephalothorax, 3 ; breadth, 234 ; abdomen, 4; breadth, 2 millim.
Leg, i.—22; iii—15 ; ili—10; iv.—16 millim. Patella+tibia, iv.—s5 millim.
C. mangifere constructs on the face of a mango leaf a closely woven curtain of white
silk, about 1 inch long by % an inch wide, behind which it lives.
Its cocoon, made of eggs slightly matted together, was also fastened under this
covering.
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DAMARCHUS WORKMANII. Thor.
1891. Damarchus workmanii, Thor. Spindlar fran Nikobarerna, etc., p. 15.
1895. = fe id. The Spiders of Burma, p. 4.
Description of Plate 81 9 —a, spider, mag. ; 4, profile; ¢ eyes; @, cephalothorax,
underside ; e¢, natural size of spider; 4, nest, reduced ; 1, 2, 3, 4 terminal claws on 1, 2,
3, and 4 pair of legs.
Total length, 19% ; cephalothorax, 814 ; breadth, almost 6; breadth of clypeus,
about 4; abdomen, 11*/,; breadth, almost 7 millim. Palpi, 13%. Leg, i—23™% ; il.—
2034 ; iii —17%4 ; iv.—25 millim. Patella+tibia, i.—8; do. iv.—8 millim. Length of
falces, 5 ; mamillae sup. 4 millim. (Thorell.)
D. workmaniit, Thor. makes a simple tube in the ground about 3 inches deep,
without any trap door, and without raising the tube above the ground or in any way
protecting it. In one case I found a lateral chamber, opening slightly larger than the
tube, also without a door. 3d unknown.
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SAROTES CURSOR. Thor.
1894. Sarotes cursor, Thor. Decas Aranearum, etc., p. 19.
Description of Plate 82 9 —a, spider, mag.; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; d@, cephalo-
thorax, underside ; e, eyes ; 4, epigyne (wet).
Total length, 12; cephalothorax, almost 544; breadth, 514; breadth of clypeus,
344; abdomen, 7%; breadth, almost 4 millim. Leg, i.—28; ii.—28; iii—?; ivi—
23% millim. Patella+tibia, iv.—about 7'/¢ millim. (Thorell).
This spider was living with its young ones (about 50 in number) in a twisted leaf.
The leaf was so twisted up and fastened that one could not see either spider or cocoon.
Cocoon of white silk, 2 inches by % inch broad, and attached to the leaf.
Type in my collection.
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LOXOBATES ORNATUS. Thor.
Loxobates ornatus, Thor. Spindlar fran Nikobarerna, etc., p. 89.
Description of Plate 83 9—a, spider, mag; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; @, maxillae
and labium ; e, eyes; 7, epigyne.
Total length, 6; cephalothorax, 214 ; breadth, 2; breadth of clypeus, a little more
than 14% ; abdomen, 4; breadth, 14/,; height (in front), a littke more than 2 millim.
Leg, i.—7 ; ii.—634 ; iii —about 334 ; iv.—a little more than 4 millim. Patella + tibia, iv.
--14 millim. (Thorell).
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LYCOPUS RUBRO-PICTUS. sp. n.
1895. Lycopus rubro-pictus, Thor. The Spiders of Burma, p. 286.
Description of Plate 84 9 —a. spider, mag. ; 4, natural size ; ¢, profile ; ¢, cephalo-
thorax, underside ; e, eyes ; 4, epigyne (hardly mature).
Total length, 6; cephalothorax, 3%; breadth, 3; abdomen, 434; breadth, 2
millim.
Unfortunately this spider after it was drawn became denuded of all its legs, so I
cannot give the measurements, but the drawing of them may be taken as fairly correct.
Cephalothorax orange coloured, slightly tinged with green, clypeus edged with red,
lateral eyes placed on greyish blue tubercles, eye area large ; falces yellowish green, legs
greenish yellow speckled with red ; abdomen more than double as long as broad, with the
posterior half gradually tapering into a kind of tail, yellowish with the upper part densely
speckled with red, and moreover marked with two small red spots somewhat before the
middle, and with five or six transverse slightly undulated red lines on the posterior tail-like
portion. .
When living this spider was of a bright grass green, and had made its nest by twisting
up the end of a croton leaf; in the nest was also its cocoon, out of which the young had
just been hatched.
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TMARUS PULCHRIPES. Thor.
1894. Zmarus pulchripes, Thor. Decas Aranearum, etc., p. 22.
Description of Plate 85 ¢—a, spider, mag; 4, natural size; ¢, profile, d, cephalo-
thorax, underside; e, eyes; /, right palpus, from below ; g, do., from outside.
Total length, 344 ; cephalothorax, 14/,; breadth, a littke more than 1% ; breadth of
clypeus, about 1 ; breadth in front, a little more than 1 ; abdomen, a little more than 2;
breadth, about 1 millim. Leg, ii—almost 8; ii.—8; iiii—4; iv.—g?/, millim.
Patella+tibia, iv.—1%4 millim. (Thorell.)
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DARADIUS CALLIDUS. Thor.
1890. Daradius callidus, Thor. Arachnidi di Nias, ete., p. 61.
Description of Plate 86 9 —a, spider, mag.; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; @, cephalo-
thorax, underside ; ¢, eyes ; f, epigyne ; g, 1st leg showing spines.
Total length, 8% ; cephalothorax, 4; breadth, slightly more than 3% ; breadth in
front (round bend), at least 214 ; abdomen, 5/6; breadth, a little more than 6 millim.
Leg, i.—11 4 ; ii.—almost 114 ; iii—6%4 ; iv.—634 millim, Patella+tibia, iv—about
24/, millim. (Thorell).
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SYNEMA LINEATUM. Thor.
1894. Synema dineatum, Thor. Decas Aranearum, etc., p. 33.
Description of Plate 87 2 —a. spider, mag. ; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; d@, cephalo-
thorax, underside; ¢, eyes; /, epigyne.
Total length, 534 ; cephalothorax, 24% ; breadth, almost 2% ; breadth of clypeus,
about 144; abdomen, 3:/,;; breadth, 3 millim. Leg, i—7 ; ii—7¥ ; iii—q?/,; iv.—
almost 5 millim. Patella+tibia, iv—about 134 millim. (Thorell.)
I have noted of this spider—“ Perpendicular snare 4 inches diameter ; spider sits in
a little den, but cannot say if it had a trap line.” Probably it was an intruder in an
eperid snare.
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ANGUS RHOMBIFER. Thor.
1890. Anzeus rhombifer, Thor. Diagnoses Aran., etc., p. 19.
1892. mA a id. Studi, etc., IV., vol. 2, p. 67.
1895. re 3 var /eucomenus, id. The Spiders of Burma, p. 278.
Description of Plate 88 9 —a, spider, mag; 4, natural size; ¢, profile ; @, cephalo-
thorax, underside ; e, eyes; f, epigyne (hardly mature).
Total length, 6; cephalothorax, 3; breadth, 234 ; breadth in front, 134 ; abdomen,
3; breadth, 314 millim. Leg, i—o9%; iii—11¥4 ; iii—s; ivim54 millim. Patella+
tibia, iv.—z2 millim.
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PHILODAMIA HILARIS. Thor.
1894. Lhilodamia hilaris, Thor. Decas, Aranearum, etc., p. 27.
Description of Plate 89 2 —a, spider, mag. ; 4, natural size ; ¢, profile; ¢, cephalo-
thorax, underside; ¢, eyes ; /, epigyne.
Total length, 344; cephalothorax, about 1°/;; breadth, a littke more than 1%;
breadth of clypeus, almost 1; abdomen, 244 ; breadth, almost 2 millim. Leg, i—4% ;
ii.—almost 5; iiii—nearly 314 ; iv.—3% millim. Patella+tibia, iv.—almost 1% millim.
(Thorell. )
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PHILODAMIA VARIATA. Thor.
1894. Shilodamia variata, Thor. Decas, Aranearum, etc., p. 29.
Description of Plate go ? —a, spider, mag.; é, natural size; ¢, profile; @, cephalo-
thorax, underside ; ¢, eyes; f, epigyne.
Total length, a little more than 34; length and breadth of cephalothorax, about
14/; ; breadth of clypeus, about 1 ; abdomen, 214 ; breadth, nearly 2'/, millim. Leg, i.—
about 5% ; ii—5?/;; ilii—(about 5); iv.—about 434 millim. Patella+tibia, iv.—14
millim, (Thorell.)
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DIETA VIRENS. Thor.
1891. Orus virens, Thor. Spindlar fran Nikobarerna etc., p. 91.
Description of Plate 91 2?—a, spider, mag; 4, natural size; ¢, profile, d@, cephalo-
thorax, underside; ¢, eyes; /, epigyne.
Total length, 10 ; cephalothorax, 3 14; breadth, 34; breadth in front, 1/6; abdomen,
6% ; breadth, 3 millim. Leg, i.—13 ; ii.—12%4 ; iii—almost 7 ; iv.—7 millim. Patella
+tibia, ivi—2% millim. (Thorell.)
Type in my collection.
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1883. Zhomtsus decipiens, Forbes. On habits of Zhomisus decipiens, p. 586, pl. 51.
1884. Orntthoscatoides ,, Camb, On two new genera of spiders, p. 199, pl. xv., fig. 1.
1855. “ », id. in Forbes A Naturalist’s Wanderings, etc., p. 120.
1890. Phrynarachne ,, Thor. Studi, etc., IV., vol. I, p. 35.
1890. A‘ » 1d. Arachn. di Nias, etc., p. 94.
Description of Plate 92 2? —a, spider, mag; 4, natural size; ¢, profile ; 2, cephalo-
thorax, underside ; ¢, eyes; 4, epigyne ; g, spider fastened to leaf.
Total length, 14; cephalothorax, 5; breadth, 5; do. in front, 2%; abdomen, 9;
breadth, 9 millim. Leg, ii—2o ; ii.—2o; iii—11; iv.—12 millim. Patella+tibia, iv.—
4 millim.
According to Forbes, this spider is of a pure chalk white when alive, and imitates the
excreta of a bird for the purpose of catching its prey.
This specimen is in my collection, and is in all probability the original type specimen
described by Forbes from West Java, as this was part of his collection (noted from Java
but without a number) purchased from Janion, of London.
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BOLISCUS SEGNIS. Thor.
1891. Soliseus segnis, Thor. Spindlar fran Nikobarerna, etc., p. 98
1895. ‘ » id. The Spiders of Burma, p. 283.
Description of Plate 93 § —a, spider, mag.; 4, natural size; ¢, profile, d@, cephalo-
thorax, underside ; ¢, eyes ; 7, epigyne.
Total length, 314 ; length and breadth of cephalothorax, a little more than 1% ;
height, almost 114 ; breadth of clypeus, 1 ; abdomen, 2%; breadth, 234 ; height, about
2% millim. Legs, i. and ii.—about 234 ; iiii—about 2; iv.—about 2'/¢ millim. Patella
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Description of Plate 94 ¢—a, spider, mag. ; 4, natural size ; ¢, profile ; ¢, cephalo-
thorax, underside; ¢, eyes; /, left palpus, from outside.
Total length, 2; cephalothorax, 1; breadth, 1; abdomen, 1; breadth, 1 millim.
Leg, i.—5; iii—?; iiii—1?/, ; iv.—12/, millim. Measurements only approximate.
Cephalothorax orange coloured, paler in the middle, with two longitudinal parallel
narrow pale ferruginous bands proceeding from the lateral eyes backward, and armed with
several small black spines arranged on either side of the cephalothorax (at least behind) in a
few radiating rows ; falces palpi and posterior legs yellowish, anterior legs darker yellowish
with the patellz, tibia, metatarsi, and tarsi reddish brown, abdomen yellow marked on the
posterior part, with a very broad transversal black band slightly notched in the anterior
margin,
Type specimen in my collection.
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HYGROPODA PROGNATHA. Thor.
1894. Hygrepoda prognatha, Thor. Decas Aranearum, etc., p. 4.
1895. és 44 id. The Spiders of Burma, p. 221.
Description of Plate 95 9? —a. spider, mag. ; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; d@, cephalo-
thorax, underside; ¢, eyes; jf, do., somewhat above; g, epigyne; 4, ¢ left palpus, in
front ; z, do., from outside.
? Total length, 1034 ; cephalothorax, 4; breadth, about 3; breadth of clypeus,
134 ; abdomen, 634 ; breadth, 31/; millim. Leg, i—29%% ; ii.—23% ; ill.— 1044; iv.—
23 millim. Metatarsus, i—714; tarsus, i—6%%. Patella+tibia, iv.—6?/; millim.
(Thorell.)
d Total length, 9; cephalothorax, scarcely 4; breadth, scarcely 3; breadth of
clypeus, about 134 ; abdomen, 5% ; breadth, 244 millim. Palpus, 1014 ; leg, i.—33 ;
ii.—25%4 ; iiii— 1214 ; iv.—24% millim. Tibia, i—7'4 ; metatarsus, i.—8 ; tarsus, 1.—
74%. Patella+tibia, iv—7'/, millim. (Thorell.)
This spider was found in considerable numbers on the banks of the pond in the
Botanic Gardens, Singapore, where it lived under leaves, and when disturbed ran out on
the surface of the water.
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VENONIA CORUSCANS. Thor.
1894. Venonia coruscans, Thor. Decas Aranearum, etc., p. 13.
Description of Plate 96¢—a, spider, mag. ; 4%, natural size ; ¢, profile; d@, cephalo-
thorax, underside; e¢, eyes; /, palpus, from below; g, do, from outside; 4, do., from
inside.
Total length, 334; cephalothorax, almost 2 ; breadth, a little less than 1 ; breadth
of clypeus, nearly % ; abdomen, 2; breadth, almost 1 millim. Leg, i—6 ; ii.—534 ;
iii.—at least 534; iv.—7%4 millim. Patella+tibia, iv.—about 2*/s. Metatarsus, iv.—
about 2 millim. (Thorell.)
Type in my collection.
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POLYBGA VULPINA. Thor.
1895. olybwa vulpina, Thor. The Spiders of Burma, p. 228.
Description of Plate 97 9 —a, spider, mag. ; 4, natural size; c, profile; d, cephalo-
thorax, underside ; e, eyes, from above ; f, do., in front ; g, epigyne ; 4, ¢ right palpus,
in front ; #7, do., from outside.
6d Total length, 74 ; cephalothorax, 4 ; breadth, 21% ; do in front, 144 ; abdomen,
434 ; breadth, 2 millim. Leg, ii—19 ; ii—2o0; iii—17; iv.—18 millim. Patella+tibia,
iv.—5 % millim.
? Total length, 9; cephalothorax, 4; greatest breadth, 234 ; breadth in front, 1 3
abdomen, 5; breadth, 21 millim. Legs, i., ii, iv.—about 17 (ii. pair perhaps 17%) ;
iii—r14 millim. Patella+tibia, iv—gs millim. Metatarsus, iv.—s5 millim. (Thorell M.S.)
The g and 2 of P. vulpina, Thor., seem to join in constructing a large reticulated
web in low shrubs, in which each sex has its own chamber about 4 inches apart.
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1894. Zapponia austera, Thor. Decas Aranearum, etc., p. 16.
Description of Plate 98 é—a, spider, mag.; 4, natural size; ¢, profile, @, cephalo-
thorax, underside ; ¢, eyes ; /, left palpus, from below (wet) ; g, do., from outside.
Total length, 7 ; cephalothorax, 31% ; breadth, a little more than 24 ; breadth of
clypeus, about 15/5 ; abdomen, a little more than 4; breadth, almost 2 millim. Leg, i.—
12%; ii—114%; iii—g%3 iv.—about 9% millim. Patella+tibia, iv—less than 3
millim. (Thorell).
This spider was found, along with many others, in the clay nest of a dauber wasp.
Type in my collection.
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99
OXYOPES JAVANUS. Thor.
? 1886. Oxyopes dineatipes, Sim. Arachn. Malacca, etc., p. 16.
jJavanus, Thor. Ragni Birman, p. 329.
1887.
1890.
1892.
1894.
1895.
id. Arachn. di Nias, etc., p. 39.
id. Studi, cet., IV., 11, loc., cit., p. 195.
id. Arachnider fran Java, etc., p. 11.
id. The Spiders of Burma, p. 247.
Description of Plate 99 ¢—a. spider, mag. ; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; ¢, cephalo-
thorax, underside; ¢, eyes; f right palpus, from below; g, do., from outside.
Total length, 7 ; cephalothorax, almost 3 ; breadth, a little more than 2; breadth in
front, about 1*/s ; abdomen, 4; breadth, 12/, millim. Leg, i—12% ; ii.—11; ili—9% ;
Patella+-tibia, iv.—31 millim. (Thorell.)
iv.—1114 millim.
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OXYOPES BIRMANICUS. Thor.
1887. Oxyopes btrmanicus, Thor. Ragni Birman, etc., p. 325.
1890. is " id. Arachn. di Nias, etc., p. 38.
1895. . "9 id. The Spiders of Burma, p. 248.
Description of Plate 100 9 —a, spider, mag; 4, natural size; ¢, profile ; d, cephalo-
thorax, underside ; e, eyes; /, epigyne ; g, do. profile.
Total length, 14%; cephalothorax, almost 5 ; breadth, 314; do. in front, a little
more than 144; abdomen, 934; breadth, 4 millim. Leg, iim22l4 ; ii.—2034; ii.—
1634 ; ivi—2o millim. Patella+tibia, iv—61!{ millim. (Thorell.)
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101
OXYOPES AURATUS. Thor.
1890. Oxyofes auratus, Thor. Arachnidi di Nias, etc., p. 39.
Description of Plate 101 ¢ —a, spider, mag. ; 4, natural size ; ¢, profile ; ¢, cephalo-
thorax, underside; ¢, eyes; /, right palpus, from below ; g, do. from outside.
Total length, 5 ; cephalothorax, almost 2% ; breadth, about 14/, ; breadth in front,
almost 1; abdomen, 2%; breadth, a little more than 1 millim. Leg, i—1034 ; 1.—
934; iiii—8; iv.—93{ millim. Patella-+-tibia, iv.—234 millim. (Thorell.)
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102
HYLLUS GIGANTEUS. C. L. Koch.
1846. Hyllus giganteus, C. L. Koch, Die Arachn., xiii., p. 161, pl. ccclix., fig. 1216
(% forme princip.)
1857. <Attus alfurus, Dol. Bijdr., etc., p. 431 (=<).
1857. » cornutus, id. ibid. p. 432
1859. oy a id. Tweedi Bijdr., etc., pl. iv., fig. 5 —— pe
1859. ‘ - id. ibid. p. 13, pl. xi, fig. 10 (?)
1859. » alfurus, id. ibid. pl. iv., fig. 3 (==).
1877. fyllus giganteus, Thor. Studi, etc., 1, p. 598 (258) (Var. wifet, Thor. 2).
1878. ss, » Thor. Studi, etc., ii, p. 265.
1892. ” o id. ibid. iv., vol. IL., p. 379.
Description of Plate 102 9 —a, spider, mag; 4, natural size; ¢, profile, @, cephalo-
thorax, underside; ¢, eyes; f, epigyne.
Total length, 1534 ; cephalothorax, 7; breadth, 6; do. in front, about 3?/; ; abdomen,
834; breadth, 5*/, millim. Leg, i.—162/, ; ii—15*/3 ; iti—154/; ; iv.—17 millim. Patella
+tibia, iii—s5%4; Patella+tibia, iv.—at least 514; Metatarsis+-tarsus, iv.—434 millim.
(Thorell.)
Doleschall says—“ This is the largest and commonest species of this genus found in
Amboina, and that their bite is very painful. He was bitten in the finger by one, and
endured great pain from it, which did not seem always in the one place, for nearly seven
minutes. One of his collectors, an old man, was bitten by one of them in the hand,
which became immediately greatly swollen.”
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VICIRIA HASSELTII. Thor.
1878. Sinis (?) Aasse/tit, Thor., Studi, etc., ii., pp. 6 and 274.
1879. Viciria nm Van Hass., Tijdschr. v. Entomol. xxii., p. 220.
1886, Rf scoparia, Sim. Art. Soc. Linn. Bordeaux xl., p. 138.
1892. i, hasseltit, Thor. Studi, etc., [V., vol. 2, p. 389.
1895. = id. The Spiders of Burma, p. 371.
Description of Plate 103 ¢ —a, spider, mag.; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; 2, cephalo-
thorax, underside ; ¢, eyes; /, left palpus, from below.
Total length, 1144; cephalothorax, 5; breadth, 3+/,; do. in front, 2; abdomen,
6'/6; breadth, a little more than 2 millim. Leg, ii—15?/;; ii—r4%; iii—1434 ;
iv.—13% millim. Patella + tibia, i.—6 ; patella + tibia, iiii—4 ; patella + tibia, iv.
—44 ; metatarsus + tarsus, iv.—4 millim. Falce, 214 millim. long. (Thorell.)
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LAGNUS RUBER. sp. n.
Description of Plate 104 ¢ —a, spider, mag.; 4, natural size; ¢, profile, @, cephalo-
thorax, underside ; ¢, eyes ; f, left palpus, from below (wet); g, do., from outside (wet).
Total length, 9 ; cephalothorax, 4; breadth, 2% ; do. across anterior pair of eyes,
1%; abdomen, 5; breadth, 1 millim. Leg, i—13%; iii—12; iii—12; iv.—10%
millim. Patella+tibia, iv.—3% millim, Palpus, 5 millim,
This spider has considerable resemblance to Z. /ongimanus, L. Koch, but differs in
the shape of the falces when looked at from in front, which, in the latter species, are
rounded, and in having the large front eyes close to the margin of the clypeus, but more
especially in the length of the palpi. In Z. /ongimanus the palpi are as long as the
anterior legs.
L. ruber has a much narrower abdomen, but I think it is contracted owing to the
strength of the spirit in which it is preserved.
One specimen only has been found by me. It was sitting on the lower side of a leaf
with its long anterior legs stretched out in front, resembling a prawn or lobster.
Type in my collection.
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BY
THOMAS WORKIMAR,
PRESIDENT BeLFast Naturat. HistoRY AND PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.
VOL. IL.
MALAYSIAN SPIDERS.
PULBISHED BY THE AUTHOR,
BELFAST.
1900.
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CALOMATA SUNDAICA DOI.
1859. elecodon sundatcus, Dol. ‘Tweede Bijdr, etc., p. 6, tab, XIII,
figg. 2 2c.
?1871. Calomata sumatrana, <Auss. Beitr. Z Kenntn. d. arachn. fam. d.
Territelariae, etc. 12,130. Taf. figg. 1 and 2.
1889-go. do. sundaica, Thor. Studi, etc. Part 4, Vol 1, p. 416.
Description of Plate 105 9 .—a, spider magnified ; 4, natural size ; ¢, cephalothorax ;
d, profile ; ¢, eyes.
@ Total length (without falces or spinnerets), 24}; cephalothorax, 9}; breadth
almost 7, breadth of clypeus 6 ; abdomen 14, breadth almost ro} millim.
Leg, i—124, I.—13}, IL—13}, 1V.—14} millim. Patella + tibia, IV.—5#
milim. Falce 6, falce claw 7 millim. Palpi ro} millim. Upper spinnerets 4 millim.
(Thorell).
Caphalothorax and legs of a light brown colour, abdomen dark brown.
This specimen was kindly given to me by the Curator of the Government Museum
at Batavia, but nothing is known of the habits of this interesting spider.
@ Unknown.
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106
CHIRACANTHIUM SUAVE N.§.
Description of Plate 106 9 .—a, spider magnified ; 4, natural size; ¢ profile; 4,
cephalothorax underside ; ¢, eyes ;_/, epigyne.
¢ Total length, 54; cephalothorax, 24 ; breadth, a4 ; do. in front, 1 ; abdomen, 3 ;
breadth, 2; height, 2 millim. Leg, 1—10; ii—8; iii—5 ; iv.—64 millim. Patella +
tibia, iv.—2 millim.
Cephalothorax and legs of a fawn colour, abdomen dark brown.
‘Two Specimens found at Singapore. Habits unknown.
107
CHIRACANTHIUM CROCEUM N.S.
Description of Plate 107 9.—a, spider magnified; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; d,
cephalothorax underside ; e, eyes; f, epigyne.
? Total length, 74; cephalothorax, 34 ; breadth, 2}; do. in front, 14; abdomen,
4; breadth, 2; height, 14 millim. Leg, i—7; ii.—6; 1li.—s5 ; iv.—-8 millim. Patella
+ tibia, iv.—3 millim.
Cephalothorax and legs of a yellow colour, abdomen of a light shade.
Two specimens found at Singapore. Habits unknown.
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CHIRACANTHIUM THORELLI N.S.
Description of Plate 108 ¢.—a, spider magnified; 4, natural size; «¢, profile; d,
cephalothorax underside ; ¢, eyes ; /, left palpus from outside (wet); g, right palpus from
below (wet).
é Total length, 6; cephalothorax, 3; breadth, 17; do. in front, 1; abdomen, 3 ;
breadth, 1}; height, 1? millim. Leg, i—11; ii—8; iii—6;iv—g millim. Patella +
tibia, iv.—3 millim. Length of falce, 1} millim.
Similar in colour to C. croceum Work.
One specimen found at Singapore. Habits unknown.
109
OEDIGNATHA SCROBICULATA, THOR.
1881. Ocdignatha scrobiculath, Thor., Studi., etc., iii., p. 209.
1889-go. do, do. do. Studi, etc., iv., vol. i., p. 345.
Description of Plate 109 g.—a, spider magnified; 4, natural size; <¢ profile; d,
cephalothorax underside ; ¢, eyes; f, left palpus from below (wet); g, left palpus from
outside (wet); 4, epigyne.
¢ Total length (without falces), 43 i cephalothorax, 2; breadth, 14; do. in front
about 1; abdomen, 2; breadth, 14 millim. Leg, ii—64, ii—43, iii.—3, iv—54 millim.
Patella + tibia, iv.—2 millim.
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EURYCHOERA QUDRI-MACULATA THOR.
1897. Lurychoera quadri-maculata Thor. Araneae paucae Asiae Australis
Bihang T. K. Svenska Vet-Akad Hand-
lingar Band 22. Afd. IV No. 6 Stockholm.
Description of Plate 110 9.—a, spider magnified; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; d,
cephalothorax underside ; ¢, eyes ; f, epigyne.
g@ Total length, 8, cephalothorax, 4, breadth, 23, in front, 14, abdomen, 5, breadth, 3
millim., Leg, i.—15, ii.—r44, il.—134, iv.—12 millim. Patella + tibia, iv.—4 millim.
This spider is of a rich yellow colour with reddish and brown markings on back of
abdomen.
Several specimens found at Singapore. g Unknown.
Description of Plate 110.—Snares of Eurychoera quadri-maculata Thor.
No.1. A. Reticulated snare below which was a platform of web seven inches long
from E to F, B, mass of debris suspended by silken cords from A to B length of
cords four inches. C, twisted leaf suspended in snare in which the spider was seated.
When disturbed it retreated to D, leaf above the snare. G, loose leaf suspended from
snare,
No. 2. Reticulated snare about twenty-four inches high in which was suspended a
twisted leaf four inches long forming a nest for the spider. A platform of web below the
snare twelve inches long. ’
No. 3. Reticulated snare about six inches high made among the leaves of a
convelvulous plant. Spider was living on the lower leaf.
No. 4. Nest in the fork of two leaves, no reticulated snare. Spider carrying its
cocoon between the falces and the fore legs.
The nest in twisted leaf in which the spider lives seems from my notes to be mostly
tubular.
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MATIDIA TRI-NOTATA THOR
1890. Matidta? tri-notata Thor. Aracnidi di Pinang, p. 24.
Description of Plate 112 2 .—a, and aa, spider magnified ; 4, natural size; ¢, profile ;
d, maxillae and labium ; ¢, eyes; f, epigyne ; g, abdomen underside.
@ Total length, 4; cephalothorax, 2, length about 1}; abdomen rather more than
2; breadth about 1 millim. Legi ? (about 4 ?), ii.—about 5, iii.—34, iv.—nearly 54 millim.
Patella + tibia, iv.—almost 2 millim. (Thorell),
Cephalothorax of a brown colour, abdomen and legs yellow.
One specimen found in Singapore. Habits unknown.
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FECENIA PROTENSA ? THOR.
1891. Jfecenia protensa, Thor. Spindlar Nikobarerna, etc., p. 31.
Description of Plate 113 9.——a, spider magnified; 4, natural size; ¢ profile; d,
cephalothorax underside ; e¢, eyes ; f, epigyne ; g, snare.
Total length, 9} ; cephalothorax, 3}; breadth, 24 ; breadth in front, 2; abdomen, 6;
breadth, 2$ millim. Leg, i—22; iii—13; ti—8; iv.—12 millim. Patella + tibia,
iv.— 4 millim. (Thorell.)
This species makes a circular snare, three inches in diameter, in the centre of which
it lives in a nest made of debris or a twisted leaf. The gis about as large as the 9 and is
similarly coloured ; unfortunately I did not obtain mature specimens.
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DICTIS DOMESTICA DOL.
1859. Scytodes domestica, Dol., Tweede Bijdr., ete., p. 48. Tab. 6. Fig. 1.
1891. Dictis fumidia, Thor., Spindlar fr. Nikobarerna, etc., p. 33,
1894. » domestica, ibid., Arachnider fran Java, etc., p. 6.
Description of Plate 114 ¢.—a, spider magnified; 4, natural size; ¢ profile; 4,
cephalothorax underside ; ¢, eyes.
Total length, 44 ; cephalothorax, 2; breadth nearly 14; breadth of clypeus about j;
abdomen, 2}, breadth about 2 millim. Leg, ii—8}; iii—7$; iii—54; iv.—7} millim.
Patella + tibia, iv.—nearly 24 millim. (Thorell.)
Dr. Chas. Aurivillius found one specimen in a termite’s nest in the island of Edam, as
noted in Thorell’s Spindlar fran Java, etc., page 6.
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THERIDIUM DELTAFORME N. Sp.
Description of Plate 115 ¢.—a, spider magnified; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; d,
cephalothorax underside ; ¢, eyes ; 4, epigyne ; g, snare (} natural size).
Total length, 2; cephalothorax, 1; breadth, ?; abdomen, 14; breadth, 2 millim.
Leg, i—34; ii—3; iii—24; iv.—3} millim. Patella + tibia, iv.—1} millim. Measure-
ments only approximate.
Two specimens found at Singapore ; one was climbing over a small web in a bush,
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Description of Plate 116 9.—a, spider magnified; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; 4,
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Total length, 44 ; cephalothorax, 1}; breadth, 1}; breadth in front, 7 ; abdomen,
34: breadth, 2} millim. Leg, i—54; iii—4}; iii—3; iv—s5 millim. Patella + tibia,
iv.—t1} millim.
One specimen found at Singapore in a reticulated snare, higher than broad, with
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Description of Plate 117. 9.—a, spider magnified; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; d,
cephalothorax underside ; ¢, eyes ; f, epigyne (wet); g, nest with cocoon.
Total length, 34 ; cephalothorax, 1}; breadth, 1}; breadth in front, 7; abdomen,
21; breadth, 1} millim. Leg, i.—4; ii.—4 ; iii—3 ; iv,—about 37 millim. Patella +
tibia, iv.—14 millim,
One specimen of this spider was found at Singapore and four specimens at Penang.
‘They make their reticulated, funnel-shaped nests on the face of a twisted leaf. The
Singapore spider hada small leaf fastened in the reticulation and under it was the spider
and its cocoon.
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THERIDIUM BLANDUM CAMBR.
1882. Coleosoma blandum Cambr. Proc. Zool. Socy., London, p. 428, pl. XXIX,
figg. 3a—af.
1896. a * Work. Spiders, vol. L., p. 60., pl. 60.
1896. Theridion blandum Sim. La Feuille d.Jeunes Naturalistes, Paris.
Description of Plate 118 ¢ .—a, spider magnified; 4, natural size: ¢ profile; 4,
cephalothorax underside ; ¢, eyes ;_/, epigyne.
Total length, 2}; cephalothorax, 1; breadth, }; do. in front, $; abdomen, 14 ;
breadth, 1 millim. Leg, i—about 2}; ii—about 2}; iii—about 1}; iv.—about 2}
millim. Patella + tibia, iv.—rather more than 1 millim,
The ¢ of this spider has already been figured in volume 1, plate 60 of this work.
This spider, which is common in the conservatories of the Jardin de Plantes, Paris,
makes a small, simple, reticulated snare. Its cocoon, which is large, whitish, and fluffy, is
carried by the ¢ suspended from her spinnerets. It has been found in Ceylon, Singapore,
the Philipines, and Florida.
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Description of Plate 119 9.—a, spider magnified; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; d,
cephalothorax underside ; e, eyes ; f, epigyne ; g, snare.
Total length, 34 ; cephalothorax, 14; breadth, 7; breadth in front, 4; abdomen, 2;
breadth, 1? millim. Leg, i—3}; ii—3}; iii—3; iv.—34 millim. Patella + tibia,
iv.—t1} millim.
A few specimens of this spider were found in the Botanic Gardens, Singapore. It
suspends by a silken thread its bell-shaped nest, composed of little bits of stone and earth,
in dark holes in walls.
The nest is about half-an-inch long and is held together by a slight web, and stayed
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LINYPHIA RUGOSA N. Sp.
Description of Plate r20 9 .—a, spider magnified; 4, natural size; ¢ profile; ¢,
cephalothorax underside ; ¢, eyes ; 4, epigyne (wet) ; g, do. profile (wet).
Total length, 44; cephalothorax, 2; breadth, } ; abdomen, 2}; breadth, 24 millim.
Leg, i.—wanting tarsus, 10}; iii—ro} ; iii 7}; iv.—o} millim. Patella + tibia, iv.—
3 millim.
Only one specimen of this spider found; it was near a reticulated snare and was
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1789.—Aranea geniculata, Oliv. Encycl. Méthod., etc., ii. p. 214.
1895.—Uloborus geniculatus, Thor. The Spiders of Burma, p. 127.
Description of Plate 121 9.—a, spider magnified; 4, natural size; ¢ profile; d,
cephalothorax underside; ¢, eyes; “4, epigyne; g, do. profile; 4, g right palpus from
below ; 7, right palpus in front; 4, left palpus from outside.
This species, which is found in all tropical countries, makes an orbicular horizontal
snare, in the centre of which it suspends itself back downwards, with the legs stretched out
in front and behind.
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1891.—Uloborus raffrayi Sim. Ann. Soc. Ent. France, p. 8, pl. iv.
Description of Plate 122 9 —a, spider magnified; 4, natural size; profile ; @,
cephalothorax underside ; ¢, eyes; f, & right palpus from outside ; g, left palpus in front ;
A, epigyne ; 4, epigyne profile.
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Description of Plate 124 9.—a, spider magnified; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; d,
cephalothorax underside ; ¢, eyes ; 4, epigyne (wet); g, do. profile (wet).
_ Total length, 5; cephalothorax, 13; breadth, about 1; abdomen, 4; breadth, 2}
millim. Leg, 1—7; 2—3; 3—3}; 4—54 millim. Patella + tibia, iv.—2} millim.
Only two specimens of this spider found at Singapore in a reticulated snare.
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Description of Plate 125 ¢.—a, spider magnified; 6, natural size; ¢, profile ; d,
cephalothorax underside ; e, eyes; _/, epigyne; g, snare.
This spider, of which I obtained three specimens, makes a horizontal snare in dark
undergrowth, seven inches in diameter.
Rays, 30.
Inner spiral, 5 turns.
Free zone, }".
Outer spiral, 70 turns.
There is a piece of debris hanging below the web, suspendcd by a line of white floss
silk, which silken line goes out to the margin of the snare. When disturbed, the spider
retreated to this piece of debris.
ARGYROEPEIRA NIGRO-TRIVITTATA, Dol.
1859.—Epeira nigro-trivittata, Dol. Tweede Bidr, etc., p. 39; tab. xi.; fig. v.
1881.—Meta nigro-trivittata, Thor. Studi, etc., iil., p, 126.
1889-g0.—Argyroepeira do. id. do. __iv., p. 196.
Description of Plate 126 9.—a, spider magnified; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; d,
cephalothorax underside ; ¢. eyes ;_/, epigyne.
Total length, 114; cephalothorax, 4; breadth, 3; do., in front a little more than 14;
abdomen, 94; breadth. 53 millim. Leg, i.—25}; ii—19}; iiii—1o0}; iv.—17 millim.
Patella + tibia, iv.—g5 millim. (Thor.). .
NEPHILENGYS MALABARENSIS, Walck.
1841.—Epeira malabarensis, Walck, H.N. d. Ins. Apt., ii., p. 1ro2.
1895.—Nephilengys do. Thor, ‘The Spiders of Burma, p. 160.
Description of Plate 127 9.—a, spider magnified; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; 4,
labium and falces ; e, eyes; f, epigyne; g, g palpus; 4, two forms of 2; ¢, size of smaller
form ; 4, snare on face of wall; 4 do. on tree (greatly reduced).
This large and handsome spider is found in all parts of the tropics. It is very variable
in colour and size. Its snare is usually only the segment of a circle, and in most cases
has a tunnel from the centre of the web into which it retreats. There are two distinct
forms of the @. The smaller and commoner form is of a dark chestnut brown colour,
while the other has markings similar to the ¢. This latter form I have only found in
Colombo.
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1857.—Epeira moluccensis, Dol. Bijdr., etc., xiii.. p. 418); tab. 2a; fig. 6; tab. 22; fig. 6.
1895.—Euctria do. Thor. The Spiders of Burma, p, 169.
Description of Plate 128 ¢@.—a, spider magnified; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; ¢,
cephalothorax underside ; e, eyes ; 7, epigyne profile ; g, do., in front.
130
HERENNIA ORNATISSIMA, Dol.
1859. Epeira ornatissima, Dol. Tweede Bidjr, etc., p. 32; tab. 1.; fig. v.
1859. do. multipunctaid., ibid., p. 32; tab. xi. ; fig. i.—ib.
1887. Herennia do. Thor. Studi., etc., p. 166.
1595. do. do. id. Spiders of Burma, p. 163.
Description of Plate 1309.—a, spider magnified; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; ¢,
cephalothorax underside; ¢, eyes; f, epigyne; (dry) g, do. (wet).
I found a few specimens of this handsome spider running on the front of the
Curator’s House at the Botanic Gardens, Singapore, but did not notice their webs. Oates
says it “ makes a web about three feet long on a smooth tree trunk. Width ™% or 14 of
girth of tree. All the lines are vertical, forming a perfect rope ladder. ‘The web follows
the convexity of the trunk, and is everywhere about ¥% inch from it. Verticals about 1
inch apart, horizontals about { inch apart” (Thorell’s Spiders of Burma page 163). Simon
says in his Histoire Naturelle des Araignées page 758 that it makes an orbicular web.
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Description of Plate 129 Q.—a, spider magnified; 4, natural size; ¢ profile; d,
cephalothorax underside ; ¢, eyes; 7, epigyne; g, do., profile.
Total length, 11; cephalothorax, 44; breadth, 34; breadth in front, 2; abdomen,
73 breadth, 4} millim. Leg, i.—234; ii.—23; ui. — 13h; iv.—214 millim, Patella + tibia,
1V.—7 millim.
Bought from Janion, and noted as collected at Port Moresby, New Guinea, by
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POLTYS ILLEPIDUS OC. L. Koch.
1843.—Poltys illepidus C. L. Koch Die Arachniden. Vol. 10, p. 97, fig 811.
Description of Plate 1319.—a, spider magnified; 4, natural size; ¢ profile; 4,
cephalothorax underside; ¢, eyes.
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1892.—Poltys apiculatus Thor. Bul. Soc. Ento. Italiana xxiv. Tri. iii., p. 20.
Description of Plate 132 9.—a, spider magnified; 4, natural size; ¢, profile ; 4,
cephalothorax underside ; ¢, eyes ; 4, epigyne profile (immature).
Total length, 11 ; cephalothorax, 5 ; breath, 344 ; abdomen, 9; breadth, 6% millim.
Leg i.—17% ; i—17; iil,—11; iv.—13 millim. Patella + tibia iv.—s5 millim.
This spider was found in a dauber wasp’s nest at Singapore.
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Description of Plate 133 Q.—a, spider magnified; 4, natural size; ¢, profile ; ¢,
cephalothorax underside ; ¢. eyes ; /, epigyne ; g, do. profile.
Total length, 44; cephalothorax, 14; breadth, 1}; do. in front, 1; abdomen, 3} ;
breadth, 4 millim. , i—44h 5 it.—4}; tii—3}; ivi—s} millim. Patella+tibia, iv.
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Description of Plate 1349.—a, spider magnified ; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; d,
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Total length, 7; cephalothorax, 24; breadth, 2}; do. in front, 1; abdomen, 5 ;
breadth, 4 millim. Leg i—8; ii.—?; iiii—5}; iv.—g millim. Patella+tibia iv.—3
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ARANEUS PALLIDUS n. sp.
Description of Plate 135 9.—a, spider magnified; #, natural size; ¢ profile; d,
cephalothorax underside ; ¢, eyes ; f, epigyne.
Total length, 44% ; cephalothorax, 2 ; breadth, 114 ; breadth in front, 34 ; abdomen,
3; breadth, 2 millim. Leg i.i—g% ; ii.—5; iii—2%; iv—4 millim. Patella +tibia
iv.—1% millim.
136
ARANEUS RUSTICUS n. sp.
Description of Plate 1369.—a, spider magnified; 4, natural size; ¢ profile; d,
cephalothorax underside ; ¢, eyes ; 4, epigyne ; g, do., profile.
Total length, 6; cephalothorax, 244 ; breadth, 2; breadth in front, 144 ; abdomen,
4; breadth, 3 millim. Leg 1—8 ; u.—74, iti—334 ; iv.—6% millim. Patella+
tibia iv—2 14 millim.
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Description of Plate 1379.—a, spider magnified ; 4, natural size; «¢ profile; 4d,
cephalothorax underside ; e, eyes ;_f, epigyne and spinnarets.
‘Total length, 3}; cephalothorax, 14; breadth about 134 ; in front, 1; abdomen, 2};
breadih, 24 millim. Leg ii—4}; ii—44; iiii—2}; iv.—3} millim. Patella+tibia iv.—-
14 millim.
Between the epigyne and the spinnarets are two large yellow spots.
Two specimens of this little spider were found by me at Singapore, one of them in an
orbicular snare g inches in diameter, consisting of about 30 rays and 30 spirals. Spider
was sitting in centre of web.
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1841.—Epcira theisit Walck H. N., d. Ins., Apt. ii, p. 53 Atlas pl. 18, fig 4.
Description of Plate 1389.—a, spider magnified: 4, natural size; ¢, profile; ¢,
cephalothorax underside ; ¢, eyes.
This spider makes an orbicular vertical snare in long grass, and sits in a nest in the
grass outside the snare, with forefeet on one of the rays (no trap line).
Snare No. 1, 10 inches in diameter.
Rays 24, meeting in }-inch circle.
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ARANEUS MELANOCRANIUS Thor.
1887.—Epeira melanocrania Thor., Ann. Mus., Geneva, xxv. p. 209.
Description of Plate 139 9.—a, spider magnified; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; @,
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ARANEUS TARDIPES Thor.
1898.-—Epeira tardipes Thor. Spiders of Burma, p. 193.
Description of Plate 1409.—a, spider magnified; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; 4d,
cephalothorax underside ; ¢, eyes ; f, epigyne ; g, snare.
This spider makes a circular vertical snare, five inches in diameter, horizontally
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Rays, 72. _
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Description of Plate 141 Q.—a, spider magnified ; 4, natural size; ¢, profile; 4,
cephalothorax underside ; ¢, eyes; _/, epigyne ; g, do. profile.
‘Total length, 53; cephalothorax, 2; breadth, 2; abdomen, 5; breadth, 3 millim.
Leg i.—? ; ii.—7 ; iit.— 5; iv.—6} millim. Patella + tibia i iv.—24 millim.
ARANEUS OPHIR n. sp.
Description of Plate 142 9.—a, spider magnified ; 4, natural size ; ¢, cephalothorax
underside ; ¢, eyes ;_f, epigyne.
‘Total length, 53 ; cephalothorax, 2}; breadth, 17; abdomen, 27; breadth, 24
millim. Leg img; ti.—7; iil.—5; iv.—6 millim. Patella + tibia iv.—z2 millim.
‘Two specimens found at Singapore, one in a vertical snare 7 inches in diameter,
Rays, 32.
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Free zone, j-inch.
Outer spiral, 37 rounds.
The other in an almost horizontal snare ro inches in diameter, in the centre of which on
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Rays, 35.
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Free zone, 1-inch,
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Description of Plate 143 ¢.—a, spider magnified; 4, natural size; ¢ profile; 4,
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Total length, 34; cephalothorax, 2; breadth, 1}; abdomen, 2; breadth, 14 millim.
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Description of Plate 144 8.—a, spider magnified; 4, natural size; ¢ profile; ¢,
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Total length, 34; cephalothorax, 2; breadth, 14 i abdomen, 2; breadth, 1} millim.
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