A HISTORY OF SUFFOLK LYCOSIDAE {continud) Trochosa, C. L. Koch. Trochosa ruricola, De Geer. — terricola, Thorell. — picUi, Hahu. Local. Southwold. Tarentula, Sundevall. Tarentula andren'wora, Walckenaer. Lycosa, Latreille. Lycosa amentaUi, Clerck. — n'tgriceps, Thorell. — pullata, Clerck. — lugubris, Walckenaer. — monticola, C. L. Kock. SALTICIDAE Epiblemum, Hentz. Epibkmum scenkum, Clerck. Heliophanus, C. L. Koch. HeRophanus cupreus, Walckenaer. Ballus, C. L. Koch. Ballus Jepresius, Blackwall. Not common. Bent- ley Woods. Attus, Walckenaer. Attui saltator, Simon. Tuddenham. Rare. Hasarius, Simon. Hasaiius falcatus, Clerck. PHALANGIDEA {Harvestmen) PHALANGIIDAE LlOBUNUM, C. L. Koch. Lioiunum B/aciu-a/fii, Meade. Phalangium, Linnaeus. Phakngium op'ilio, Linnaeus. Flats-bunus, C. L. Koch. Platybunus corniger, Hermann. — triangularis, Herbst. PHALANGIIDAE {continued) Olicolophi's, C. L. Koch. Oligolophus agrestis, Meade. — tridens, C. L. Koch. NEMASTOMATIDAE Nemastoma, C. L. Koch. Nemastoma lugubre, O. F. MuUer. Chthonius, C. L. Koch. Chtkonius Ra-ji, L. Koch. Obisium, Leach. Obiiium muscorum. Leach. CHERNETIDAEA {False Scorpions) Chernes, Menge. Chernes dubiui, Cambridge. ACARIDEA {Mites) GAMASIDAE Sub-fam. Urofodinab Glyphopsis. Glyphopsis coccinea, Michael. — Bostockii, Michael. (In nest of an ant, Lasius fiavus ; Monk Soham.) 152
