On the Phalangeæ of the United States of America
On the Phalangeæ of the United States of America
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VITTATUM Say, Joum. Phila. Acad. Nat. Sci. 1st se. Vol. 2, p. 66.
Male. — Dorsum varying from a rich yellowish brown to a strongly reddish brown, with a central dark vase-shaped marking, commencing at the eye eminence, as in the preceding species, but without any well pronounced black marginal markings ; very hard, covered with closely placed, numerous, moderately small granules. Cephalothorax marked with dark brown. Eye eminence pronounced, brownish with a central dark band, furnished with a r...ow of rather distant, but pretty well pronounced spinous tubercles over each eye. Palpi very long, light brown, with numerous spinous tubercles, similar to, but rather (20) Google 12 WOOD, more pronounced than in P. dorsatuniy distally pubescent. Segmenta- tion of the abdominal scutum pretty well marked, especially poste- riorly. Ventral surface light brown, with the abdominal segments very distinct, without tubercles, save a few anteriorly. Coxoi of the same color as the belly, but covered with numerous close tuber- cles, tipped with white.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VITTATUM Say, Joum. Phila. Acad. Nat. Sci. 1st se. Vol. 2, p. 66.
Male. — Dorsum varying from a rich yellowish brown to a strongly reddish brown, with a central dark vase-shaped marking, commencing at the eye eminence, as in the preceding species, but without any well pronounced black marginal markings ; very hard, covered with closely placed, numerous, moderately small granules. Cephalothorax marked with dark brown. Eye eminence pronounced, brownish with a central dark band, furnished with a r...ow of rather distant, but pretty well pronounced spinous tubercles over each eye. Palpi very long, light brown, with numerous spinous tubercles, similar to, but rather (20) Google 12 WOOD, more pronounced than in P. dorsatuniy distally pubescent. Segmenta- tion of the abdominal scutum pretty well marked, especially poste- riorly. Ventral surface light brown, with the abdominal segments very distinct, without tubercles, save a few anteriorly. Coxoi of the same color as the belly, but covered with numerous close tuber- cles, tipped with white.
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