. The Danish Ingolf-Expedition. Scientific expeditions; Arctic Ocean. PYCNOGONIDA. onal legs to the pairs of limbs found in the imago. In the genus Pycnogonum the first pair of ambu- latory legs, according to this, would be called Extrem. VI, the first five pairs of limbs having to be subtracted. The foregoing list and figure apply to the grown larva, the young, and the imago; with regard to the young larva the following short list together with the figure of this larva, seen from the under side, must a. Cheliforus. b. First pair of embryonal legs. c. Second pair of embryonal legs. d
. The Danish Ingolf-Expedition. Scientific expeditions; Arctic Ocean. PYCNOGONIDA. onal legs to the pairs of limbs found in the imago. In the genus Pycnogonum the first pair of ambu- latory legs, according to this, would be called Extrem. VI, the first five pairs of limbs having to be subtracted. The foregoing list and figure apply to the grown larva, the young, and the imago; with regard to the young larva the following short list together with the figure of this larva, seen from the under side, must a. Cheliforus. b. First pair of embryonal legs. c. Second pair of embryonal legs. d. Proboscis. e. First pair of ambulator)' legs. f. Second pair of ambulatory legs. Fig. 2. Nymphon robustum. Larva. I shall now proceed to notice the outer organs, giving a short description of each as well as the reason of the terms I have chosen, and at the same time I shall quote as synonyms the corre- sponding appellations by the chief earlier authors. Proboscis (rosfritw), fig. i r, and 2 d. O. Fabricius: tubulus v. rostrum; Latreille: tuyau ou siphon d'une seule piece; later (Regn. anim. ed. II): bouche; Leach: os tubulosum, or rostrum; Savigny: premier anneau du corps allonge et remplacant la tete (vestiges de machoires); Johnston: rostrum; Milne-Edwards: tete; Erich- son: Zunge; Kroyer: Nseb (in the larva), later: Snabel (rostrum); Wilson: proboscis, or rostrum; Dohrn: Schnabel; Bohm: Rostrum; Hoek: trompe (proboscis); Adlerz: snabel; Hansen: Snabel, or Proboscis (proboscis); Sars: Snabel (proboscis), or Mundsegment. The proboscis is the conical or almost cylindrical organ protruding from the anterior margin of the body, or from the lower side of it; it is always large or especially so in proportion to the body, and has at the point a trilobate mouth, leading to the trilateral pipe, which is closed behind by a kind of plait, protruding to a rather sharp angle and working as a filtering apparatus. The pro- boscis is commenced at a very earlv stage of the embryonal life (
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