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Norman, 1908
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Species usually slender. Chelifores and palps lacking in adults; ovigers in males only, seven-segmented, with weak strigilis, without terminal claw; legs long and slender, with well-developed propodus and auxiliary claw. Cement gland openings a row of multiple dorsal pores or tiny ducts. Eight legs only. Worldwide.
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