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Huntsman spiders (Sparassidae)
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Wolf spiders (Lycosidae)
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Arkys sp. (genus) (An Ambush, Bird-dropping or Triangular Spider)

Arkys sp. (genus)
Arkys sp. (genus)
Arkys sp. (genus)
Arkys sp. (genus)
Arkys sp. (genus)
Arkys sp. (genus)

Cheiracanthium sp. (genus) (Unidentified Slender Sac Spider)

Cheiracanthium sp. (genus)
Cheiracanthium sp. (genus)
Cheiracanthium sp. (genus)
Cheiracanthium sp. (genus)
Cheiracanthium sp. (genus)
Cheiracanthium sp. (genus)

Dolophones turrigera (Turret spider)

Dolophones turrigera
Dolophones turrigera
Dolophones turrigera
Dolophones turrigera
Dolophones turrigera
Dolophones turrigera

Euophryinae sp.(Undescribed) (subfamily) (A jumping spider)

Euophryinae sp.(Undescribed) (subfamily)
Euophryinae sp.(Undescribed) (subfamily)
Euophryinae sp.(Undescribed) (subfamily)
Euophryinae sp.(Undescribed) (subfamily)
Euophryinae sp.(Undescribed) (subfamily)
Euophryinae sp.(Undescribed) (subfamily)

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)

Maratus griseus (Jumping spider)

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

Maratus plumosus (Plumed Peacock Spider)

Maratus plumosus
Maratus plumosus
Maratus plumosus
Maratus plumosus
Maratus plumosus
Maratus plumosus

Maratus purcellae (Purcell's peacock spider)

Maratus purcellae
Maratus purcellae
Maratus purcellae
Maratus purcellae
Maratus purcellae
Maratus purcellae

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)

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

Opisthoncus sp. (genus)
Opisthoncus sp. (genus)
Opisthoncus sp. (genus)
Opisthoncus sp. (genus)
Opisthoncus sp. (genus)
Opisthoncus sp. (genus)

Paraphilaeus daemeli (Daemel's Jumper)

Paraphilaeus daemeli
Paraphilaeus daemeli
Paraphilaeus daemeli
Paraphilaeus daemeli
Paraphilaeus daemeli
Paraphilaeus daemeli

Runcinia acuminata (Pointy Crab Spider)

Runcinia acuminata
Runcinia acuminata
Runcinia acuminata
Runcinia acuminata
Runcinia acuminata
Runcinia acuminata

Sandalodes superbus (Ludicra Jumping Spider)

Sandalodes superbus
Sandalodes superbus
Sandalodes superbus
Sandalodes superbus
Sandalodes superbus
Sandalodes superbus

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

Servaea sp. (genus)
Servaea sp. (genus)
Servaea sp. (genus)
Servaea sp. (genus)
Servaea sp. (genus)
Servaea sp. (genus)

Servaea villosa (Shaggy-velvet Servaea)

Servaea villosa
Servaea villosa
Servaea villosa
Servaea villosa
Servaea villosa
Servaea villosa

Sidymella sp. (genus) (A crab spider)

Sidymella sp. (genus)
Sidymella sp. (genus)
Sidymella sp. (genus)
Sidymella sp. (genus)
Sidymella sp. (genus)
Sidymella sp. (genus)
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