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Family Salticidae - Jumping Spiders

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Platycryptus · Sitticus · Myrmarachne · Paramarpissa

Genus Platycryptus
BG 556 - Platycryptus undatus - male Jumping Spider? - Platycryptus undatus Spider - Platycryptus undatus Platycryptus - Platycryptus undatus Platycryptus - Platycryptus californicus Type of jumping spider - Platycryptus undatus unk spider - Platycryptus californicus gray jumping spider - Platycryptus californicus

Genus Sitticus
Sitticus sp. - Sitticus - female Sitticus sp. - Sitticus - female Jumping Spider - Genus species? - Sitticus pubescens Jumping Spider - Sitticus Jumping Spider - Sitticus Sitticus fasciger or pubescens - Sitticus Jumping spider for ID - Sitticus Unknown Jumping Spider - Sitticus

Genus Myrmarachne
Ant Mimic Jumping Spider - Myrmarachne formicaria - male Ant Mimic Jumping Spider - Myrmarachne formicaria - male

Genus Paramarpissa
Striped Jumper - Paramarpissa - male Striped Jumper - Paramarpissa - male Striped Jumper - Paramarpissa - male Striped Jumper - Paramarpissa - male

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