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Excerpt from Acari, Miriapodi e Scorpioni Italiani: Opera Sussidiata dal R. Ministero della Pubblica Istruzione Dietro IL Parere del Consiglio Superiore e Distinta con Medaglia Do Bronzo all'Esposizione Italiana di Torino 1884; Fascicolo LXVII Oniscus, (ex p.) Panzer, Poda, Rossius, Scopoli, Villers aliique veteres auct. Armadillo, (ex p.) Cuvier, aliique auct. Iulus, (ex p.) Olivier. Encycl. Method. [ns. VII. Glomerz's (ex p.) Latreille, Hist. Nat. D. Crust. III. P. 44; VII, p. 63; idem, Genera Crust. Etc. I. P. 73. Leach, Edinb. Encycl. VII. I, Ed. (articul. Crustaceology). Idem, Zool. Miscell. III, p. 32. Brandt, Bull. D. 800. D. Natur. De'moscou, VI, p. 195. Et Lami, sca Gray et Iones, Cy010p. Of Anat. And Phys. III, p. 546. C. Koch, Syst. D. Myr. P. 35, idem, C. M. A. Deutsch]. Gervais, Hist. Nat. Apt. VI, p. 67. Meinert, Naturh. Tidsskr. 3, R. V. P 29. Rosichy, Fanzago, Fedrizzi, Cantoni loc. Cit. Etc. Latzel, Myr. Osterr. Mon. II, p. 90, tab. VI, fig. 43 - 49, et Tab. V, fig. 50. Corpus supra perconvexum, subtus excavatum, to tum supra glabrurn, nitidissimum, laeve. Caput (i) la tum, foveis lateralibus (b) hippocrepeis, magnis. Oculi(c') utrinque ocellis uniseriatis constituti. Antennae (a) breves, angulatim plicaim, articulo paenultimo magno, compresso. Labrum sinuatum et unidentatum. Mandi bulae pectinibus (a) novem armatae. Hypostoma (o) galeis (a') cum intergaleari concretis, frustulum unicum triangulare sistentibus, maxillas (o) omnino seiungenti bus. Infrabasilaria (e) inter sese coniuncta, frustulum tri gonum sistentia. Basilare (a) valde arcuatim, In cornu bus productum. Galm dentibus destitutae, maxillae bi dentes. Segmenta corporis et scutula dorsuelia duo decim. Scutum primum dorsuale (i a', 2 ci) minimum, subsemicirculare, transverse secundum (i. 2, e) magnum, lateribus profunde incisis', plerumque anterius striatum. Scuta pleuralia (7, d) ovalia, subcon cava. In maribus pedes 17, 18. Praecedentibus multo mi nores; pedes postremi paris, sive 19i magni, incrassati (9) et forcipati in organum dopulativum' commutati, in omnibus speciebus, eadem fere fabrica.
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