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Spiders (Araneae)
Jumping or peacock spiders (Salticidae)

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34 species

Apricia jovialis (Jovial jumping spider)

Apricia jovialis
Apricia jovialis
Apricia jovialis
Apricia jovialis
Apricia jovialis
Apricia jovialis

Clynotis severus (Stern Jumping Spider)

Clynotis severus
Clynotis severus
Clynotis severus
Clynotis severus
Clynotis severus
Clynotis severus

Cytaea severa (Severe Cytaea)

Cytaea severa
Cytaea severa
Cytaea severa
Cytaea severa
Cytaea severa
Cytaea severa

Euophryinae sp. (Mr Stripey) undescribed (Mr Stripey)

Euophryinae sp. (Mr Stripey) undescribed
Euophryinae sp. (Mr Stripey) undescribed
Euophryinae sp. (Mr Stripey) undescribed
Euophryinae sp. (Mr Stripey) undescribed
Euophryinae sp. (Mr Stripey) undescribed
Euophryinae sp. (Mr Stripey) undescribed

Hasarius adansonii (Adanson's house jumper)

Hasarius adansonii
Hasarius adansonii
Hasarius adansonii
Hasarius adansonii
Hasarius adansonii
Hasarius adansonii

Helpis minitabunda (Threatening jumping spider)

Helpis minitabunda
Helpis minitabunda
Helpis minitabunda
Helpis minitabunda
Helpis minitabunda
Helpis minitabunda

Holoplatys sp. (genus) (Unidentified Holoplatys jumping spider)

Holoplatys sp. (genus)
Holoplatys sp. (genus)
Holoplatys sp. (genus)
Holoplatys sp. (genus)
Holoplatys sp. (genus)
Holoplatys sp. (genus)

Hypoblemum sp. (genus) (Unidentified Hypoblemum jumping spider)

Hypoblemum sp. (genus)
Hypoblemum sp. (genus)
Hypoblemum sp. (genus)
Hypoblemum sp. (genus)
Hypoblemum sp. (genus)
Hypoblemum sp. (genus)

Jotus sp. (genus) (Unidentified Jotus Jumping Spider)

Jotus sp. (genus)
Jotus sp. (genus)
Jotus sp. (genus)
Jotus sp. (genus)
Jotus sp. (genus)
Jotus sp. (genus)

Maratus chrysomelas (Variable Peacock Spider)

Maratus chrysomelas
Maratus chrysomelas
Maratus chrysomelas
Maratus chrysomelas
Maratus chrysomelas
Maratus chrysomelas

Maratus griseus (Jumping spider)

Maratus griseus
Maratus griseus
Maratus griseus
Maratus griseus
Maratus griseus
Maratus griseus

Maratus hesperus ("Venus" Peacock Spider)

Maratus hesperus
Maratus hesperus
Maratus hesperus
Maratus hesperus
Maratus hesperus
Maratus hesperus

Maratus pavonis (Dunn's peacock spider)

Maratus pavonis
Maratus pavonis
Maratus pavonis
Maratus pavonis
Maratus pavonis
Maratus pavonis

Maratus scutulatus (A jumping spider)

Maratus scutulatus
Maratus scutulatus
Maratus scutulatus
Maratus scutulatus
Maratus scutulatus
Maratus scutulatus

Maratus vespertilio (Bat-like peacock spider)

Maratus vespertilio
Maratus vespertilio
Maratus vespertilio
Maratus vespertilio
Maratus vespertilio
Maratus vespertilio

Myrmarachne luctuosa (Polyrachis Ant Mimic Spider)

Myrmarachne luctuosa
Myrmarachne luctuosa
Myrmarachne luctuosa
Myrmarachne luctuosa
Myrmarachne luctuosa
Myrmarachne luctuosa

Myrmarachne sp. (genus) (Unidentified Ant-mimic jumping spider)

Myrmarachne sp. (genus)
Myrmarachne sp. (genus)
Myrmarachne sp. (genus)
Myrmarachne sp. (genus)
Myrmarachne sp. (genus)
Myrmarachne sp. (genus)

Ocrisiona leucocomis (White-flecked Crevice-dweller)

Ocrisiona leucocomis
Ocrisiona leucocomis
Ocrisiona leucocomis
Ocrisiona leucocomis
Ocrisiona leucocomis
Ocrisiona leucocomis

Opisthoncus abnormis (Long-legged Jumper)

Opisthoncus abnormis
Opisthoncus abnormis
Opisthoncus abnormis
Opisthoncus abnormis
Opisthoncus abnormis
Opisthoncus abnormis

Opisthoncus grassator (Jumping spider)

Opisthoncus grassator
Opisthoncus grassator
Opisthoncus grassator
Opisthoncus grassator
Opisthoncus grassator
Opisthoncus grassator

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