The Cambridge natural history, Vol. 05 (of 10)

by Adam Sedgwick; David Sharp; F. G. Sinclair

Peripatus from Cuba.—No details.

Peripatus from Hoorubea Creek, Demerara (Quelch).—With thirty pairs of legs.

Peripatus from Marajo (Branner).—No details.

Peripatus from Utuado, Porto Rico (Peters).—With twenty-seven, thirty, thirty-one, and thirty-two pairs of legs.

Peripatus from Surinam (Peters).—No details.

Peripatus from Puerto Cabello, Venezuela (Peters).—With thirty and thirty-two pairs of legs.

Peripatus from Laguayra, Venezuela (Peters).—No details.

Peripatus Quitensis (Schmarda).—From Quito, with thirty-six pairs of legs.

Peripatus from Sumatra (?).

P. Sumatranus (Horst).—Peripatus from Sumatra, with twenty-four pairs of ambulatory legs, and four spinous pads on the legs. The primary papillae of the neotropical character with conical bases. Generative opening between the legs of the penultimate pair. Feet with only two papillae.[^[9]]