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Subfamily Euophryinae

 
 
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Anasaitis · Chalcoscirtus · Mexigonus · Naphrys · Neon

Genus Anasaitis
Jumping Spider - Anasaitis canosa Anasaitis canosa - male - female Salticidae - Anasaitis canosa Salticidae - Anasaitis canosa Anasaitis canosa Jumping spider-Anasaitis canosa? - Anasaitis canosa Spider - Twinflagged Jumping - Left Dorsal - Anasaitis canosa Twinflagged Jumping Spider - Dorsal - Anasaitis canosa

Genus Chalcoscirtus
OC Spider - Chalcoscirtus diminutus - female OC Spider - Chalcoscirtus diminutus - female

Genus Mexigonus
Euophryine? - Mexigonus morosus - male Euophryine? - Mexigonus morosus - male Euophryine? - Mexigonus morosus - male Euophryine? - Mexigonus morosus - male

Genus Naphrys
Salticidae / Sitticus / Palustris - Naphrys pulex Jumping spider wins - Naphrys pulex Jumping spider wins - Naphrys pulex Jumping Spider - Naphrys pulex - male Naphrys pulex (Habrocestum pulex) - Naphrys pulex - female Small Jumper ID? - Naphrys Jumping Spider - Naphrys - female Rotting tree dweller 31 (jumping spider) - Naphrys - male

Genus Neon
Neon nelli - female Neon nelli - female Neon nelli - female Ventral epigynum - Neon nelli - female

 
 
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