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Stripy Jumper Euophryini genus 3262 FP-296
Discoverer: V.W. Framenau (2021)

Fauna Portal species: 296
Family: Salticidae



Diagnosis

Males of this species are easily recognised by the dark posterior band or spot on the venter of the abdomen, that is covered in thick black setae. There seem to be some genitalic variation in the thickness of the embolus and it needs further study to evaluate if these represent different species.

Fauna Portal Reference

2 ♂
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Western Australian Museum
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T89215
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01 May 2007
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Australia
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Western Australia
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Barrow Island, Curtin N23 (2007)
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Winkler sack

Australia

  • Western Australia

Fauna Portal Records

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Volker Framenau, 30 December 2023