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Jumping or peacock spiders (Salticidae)

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

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

Maratus plumosus (Plumed Peacock Spider)

Maratus plumosus
Maratus plumosus
Female

Female
Maratus plumosus
Female

Myrmarachne luctuosa (Polyrachis Ant Mimic Spider)

Myrmarachne luctuosa
Myrmarachne luctuosa
Myrmarachne luctuosa

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

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

Opisthoncus abnormis (Long-legged Jumper)

Opisthoncus abnormis
Opisthoncus abnormis
Opisthoncus abnormis

Opisthoncus grassator (Jumping spider)

Female

Female

Male

Male
Male

Male
Female
Male
Male

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

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

Salpesia sp. (genus) (Salpesia Jumping Spider)

Salpesia sp. (genus)
Salpesia sp. (genus)
Salpesia sp. (genus)

Salticidae sp. 'Golden palps' (Unidentified jumping spider)

Salticidae sp. 'Golden palps'
Salticidae sp. 'Golden palps'
Salticidae sp. 'Golden palps'

Sandalodes scopifer (White-spotted Sandalodes)

Sandalodes scopifer
Sandalodes scopifer
Sandalodes scopifer

Servaea narraweena (A jumping spider)

Servaea narraweena
Servaea narraweena
Servaea narraweena

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

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