Clynotis severus

Stern Jumping Spider

The name (meaning severe) refers to the scowling appearence caused by the lines on the head section that make the spider look like it is frowning.

"A noteworthy feature... is the presence of a patterned stripe of whitish hairs running the length of the body and the fluffy white brushes on its palps, which are often waved about when the spider is active." (Atkinson, 2017)

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Species information

• Clynotis severus Scientific name
• Stern Jumping Spider Common name
• Not Sensitive
• Local Native
• Non-Invasive
• 0m to 810.1m Recorded at altitude
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Location information

• Maps

  ANBG Aranda Bushland Black Mountain Bruce Ridge Callum Brae Dryandra St Woodland Flea Bog Flat, Bruce Goorooyarroo Gungaderra Grasslands Mount Ainslie Mount Mugga Mugga Mount Painter Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional Council Umbagong District Park

• Places

  Acton, ACT Aranda, ACT Bruce, ACT Carwoola, NSW Cook, ACT Crace, ACT Downer, ACT Dunlop, ACT Forde, ACT Gundaroo, NSW Higgins, ACT Holt, ACT Jerrabomberra, NSW Kambah, ACT Latham, ACT Lyneham, ACT Macgregor, ACT Majura, ACT Melba, ACT O'Connor, ACT O'Malley, ACT Spence, ACT Stirling, ACT Symonston, ACT Throsby, ACT Wanniassa, ACT Yass River, NSW

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