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Jumping or peacock spiders (Salticidae)

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Arasia mollicoma (Flat-white Jumping Spider)

Arasia mollicoma
Arasia mollicoma
Arasia mollicoma
Arasia mollicoma
Arasia mollicoma
Arasia mollicoma

Clynotis severus (Stern Jumping Spider)

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

Helpis minitabunda (Threatening jumping spider)

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

Helpis sp. (genus) (Unidentified Bronze Jumping Spider)

Helpis sp. (genus)
Helpis sp. (genus)
Helpis sp. (genus)
Helpis sp. (genus)
Helpis sp. (genus)
Helpis sp. (genus)

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)

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 griseus (Jumping spider)

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

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

Opisthoncus nigrofemoratus (Black-thighed jumper)

Opisthoncus nigrofemoratus
Opisthoncus nigrofemoratus
Opisthoncus nigrofemoratus
Opisthoncus nigrofemoratus
Opisthoncus nigrofemoratus
Opisthoncus nigrofemoratus

Opisthoncus serratofasciatus (Chevronned jumper)

Opisthoncus serratofasciatus
Opisthoncus serratofasciatus
Opisthoncus serratofasciatus
Opisthoncus serratofasciatus
Opisthoncus serratofasciatus
Opisthoncus serratofasciatus

Opisthoncus sexmaculatus (Six-marked jumping spider)

Opisthoncus sexmaculatus
Opisthoncus sexmaculatus
Opisthoncus sexmaculatus
Opisthoncus sexmaculatus
Opisthoncus sexmaculatus
Opisthoncus sexmaculatus

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)

Salticidae (family) (Unidentified Jumping spider)

Salticidae (family)
Salticidae (family)
Salticidae (family)
Salticidae (family)
Salticidae (family)
Salticidae (family)

Sandalodes scopifer (White-spotted Sandalodes)

Sandalodes scopifer
Sandalodes scopifer
Sandalodes scopifer
Sandalodes scopifer
Sandalodes scopifer
Sandalodes scopifer

Sandalodes superbus (Ludicra Jumping Spider)

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

Servaea incana (Hoary Servaea)

Servaea incana
Servaea incana
Servaea incana
Servaea incana
Servaea incana
Servaea incana

Servaea narraweena (A jumping spider)

Servaea narraweena
Servaea narraweena
Servaea narraweena
Servaea narraweena
Servaea narraweena
Servaea narraweena

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

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