Maratus griseus

Jumping spider at Fadden, ACT

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Maratus griseus YumiCallaway 29 Jan 2020
Maratus scutulatus MichaelMulvaney 10 May 2019
Maratus scutulatus YumiCallaway 16 Jun 2018
Unverified YumiCallaway 25 Jan 2018

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   16 Jun 2018
Pattern and shading placements, especially on head resemble the spider in the following sighting: Jumping & peacock spider (Salticidae) Salticidae (family) (Unidentified Jumping spider) on 12 Nov 2017
This sighting was suggested to possibly be a female Hypoblemum sp. (genus).
   17 Jun 2018
I think this one fits in with the bottom right image on p251 of Robert Whyte and Greg Anderson's 'A field guide to spiders of Australia' in which it states the spider in that image, after being referred to incorrectly in earlier years, will officially remain Hypoblemum albovittatum until a revision is written.
   19 Sep 2019
https://peckhamia.com/peckhamia/PECKHAMIA_180.1.pdf
The link above provides a highly in-depth report with plenty of images of individuals which are now their own distinct species (previously just bunched in to Hypoblemum albovittatum or H. villosum). Now it's a distinct species! This individual is a female Hypoblemum griseum (the ID will need to be updated): there are lots of images and descriptions for comparison against from page 26 of the PDF link at the top of this comment.

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  • 1 Abundance
  • 1 Jan 2018 04:51 PM Recorded on
  • YumiCallaway Recorded by
  • 5mm to 12mm Animal size

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Species information

  • Maratus griseus Scientific name
  • Jumping spider Common name
  • Not Sensitive
  • Local native
  • Non-invasive or negligible
  • Up to 1488.7m Recorded at altitude
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  • Synonyms

    Hypoblemum villosum Maratus griseus Hypoblemum griseum

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