Harriman Alaska series . he extremity ofthe second peduncular joint of the secondpair of antennae. The second pair of an-tennae are equal to half the length of thebody; the last two joints of the peduncleare subequal; in the smaller specimensthe flagellum is composed of ten joints;in the larger ones there are eighteen joints. The first thoracic segment is short inthe middle but is produced antero-later-ally on either side; it is not wider thanthe head. The second, third, and fourthsegments are subequal in length and are FlG-97- Uotca graciUim* (Dm*) (x s)-longer than the first segment. The fif
Harriman Alaska series . he extremity ofthe second peduncular joint of the secondpair of antennae. The second pair of an-tennae are equal to half the length of thebody; the last two joints of the peduncleare subequal; in the smaller specimensthe flagellum is composed of ten joints;in the larger ones there are eighteen joints. The first thoracic segment is short inthe middle but is produced antero-later-ally on either side; it is not wider thanthe head. The second, third, and fourthsegments are subequal in length and are FlG-97- Uotca graciUim* (Dm*) (x s)-longer than the first segment. The fifth, sixth, and seventh segmentsgradually decrease in length. The epimera of all the segments are ex-tremely narrow; those of the second and third segments extend but halfthe length of the segment; those of the fourth and fifth segments extendthree fourths the length of the segment; those of the last two segmentsextend the entire length of the segment. *The female is figured. The body is somewhat broader than in the 2l8 RICHARDSON The abdomen consists of three distinct segments, with suture lines oneither side of another partly coalesced segment. The third or terminal
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