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Family Salticidae - Jumping Spiders

Ballinae · Dendryphantinae · Euophryinae · Lyssomaninae · Pelleninae

Subfamily Ballinae
Attidops - Attidops youngi - female Attidops - Attidops youngi - female Attidops - Attidops youngi - female Attidops - Attidops youngi - female Attidops - Attidops youngi - female Jumping spider, ID - Admestina - female Jumping spider, ID - Admestina - female Admestina Jumper

Subfamily Dendryphantinae
Jumping Spider - Phidippus audax Phidippus - female Jumping spider -III - Hentzia Bronze Lake Jumper - Eris militaris - male Phidippus mystaceus? - Phidippus mystaceus Jumping Spider - Phidippus apacheanus Jumping spider - Eris Tiny jumping spider

Subfamily Euophryinae
Small spider - Naphrys Spider - Anasaitis canosa Neon nelli - female Small hairy hopper - Naphrys Naphrys ? - Naphrys Jumping Spider - Naphrys pulex Jumping Spider - Naphrys - male 98 Leafhoppers on the Wall, 98 Leafhoppers to go .... - Anasaitis canosa

Subfamily Lyssomaninae
Some kind of lynx? - Lyssomanes viridis - male In search of a mate? - Lyssomanes viridis - male Lyssomanes viridis Salticidae - Lyssomanes viridis Immature jumping spider, Lyssomanes viridis??? - Lyssomanes viridis Salticidae - Lyssomanes viridis Magnolia Green Jumper - Anterior Dorsal Side - Lyssomanes viridis Who turns their kids out at a time like this - Spiderling #4 - Lyssomanes viridis

Subfamily Pelleninae
Habronattus calcaratus - female Red faced jumping spider - Habronattus coecatus young jumper - Habronattus Spider BG498 - Habronattus Jumping spider - Habronattus tarsalis Jumping Spider brown female - Habronattus - female Habronattus americanus? - Habronattus americanus - female Small jumping spider - Habronattus pyrrithrix


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