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Genus Eris

Eris flava · Bronze Jumper · Eris floridana

Species Eris flava
Jumping spider - Eris flava - male jumping spider - Eris flava - female Eris militaris - Eris flava - female Eris militaris - Eris flava - female Spider BG559 - Eris flava - male Spider BG559 - Eris flava - male Spider BG559 - Eris flava - male Jumping Spider - Eris flava - male

Species Eris militaris - Bronze Jumper
Eris militaris - male Jumping Spider - Eris militaris Bronze Lake Jumper? - Eris militaris - male Bronze Lake Jumper - Eris militaris - male Bronze Lake Jumper - Eris militaris - male Large Jumping Spider, with Tachinid fly, 11:44pm - Eris militaris Jumping Spider for ID - Eris militaris Bronze Jumper - Eris militaris - female

Species Eris floridana
Jumping Spider - Eris floridana Eris floridana, ventral view - Eris floridana - female Eris floridana - female Eris floridana - male Eris floridana - left palp - Eris floridana - male Jumping Spider - Eris floridana Jumping Spider - Eris floridana - female Jumping Spider - Eris floridana - male


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