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forming three long lines on top and a pale underside; those found in South Africa have black marks make a line down the centre of the top, there are black lines towards the lighter sides and two narrow darker stripes on the yellow underside. The front portion of some examples is covered with a small orange
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Namibia have a pattern of small brown patches
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is relatively broad and rounded with a distinctive shape to the bump that is found towards the bottom. It has long tapered embolus that is bent towards, and extends almost completely over the top of, the palpal bulb. There is a long straight projection from the palpal tibia, called a tibial
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Wesołowska, Wanda; Cumming, Meg S. (2008). "Taxonomy and
Natural History of a Species Rich Assemblage of Jumping Spiders (Araneae: Salticidae); A Long-Term Study of a Suburban Site in Zimbabwe".
548:, differing in the structure of the copulatory organs. The male has a longer embolus and a wider tibial apophysis with a characteristic notch. on the palpal bulb. It differs from the related
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Maddison, Wayne P.; Bodner, Melissa R.; Needham, Karen M. (2008). "Salticid spider phylogeny revisited, with the discovery of a large
Australasian clade (Araneae: Salticidae)".
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are generally dark yellow with brown hairs and brown or yellow spines. In some examples, the legs are tinged brown at the ends. In others, sections some are brown. The
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is short and black with brown bristles around the eyes. There are tufts of white and yellow hairs towards the front of the eye field. The spider's face or
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Haddad, Charles R.; Butler, Vivian P.. (2018). "Ground-dwelling spider assemblages in contrasting habitats in the central South
African Grassland Biome".
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has a notch but it is larger in this spider. The embolus is also longer and the clypeus has a covering of white hairs that the other species lacks.
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Wesołowska, Wanda; Haddad, Charles R. (2018). "Further additions to the jumping spider fauna of South Africa (Araneae: Salticidae)".
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spiders live across the world, although those found in North
America may be accidental migrants. The genus is found across Africa.
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Saltafresia. The genus is closely related to the genera
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1074:(CL Koch, 1846) from India"
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987:10.11646/zootaxa.4545.3.10
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1121:"Review of genera
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144:Subfamily:
98:Chelicerata
94:Subphylum:
1454:Salticidae
1448:Categories
1177:: 225–256.
1131:Emertonius
967:(1): 1–12.
618:References
612:grasslands
593:Free State
517:spinnerets
493:chelicerae
387:Plexippini
279:Free State
197:Wesołowska
148:Salticinae
138:Salticidae
88:Arthropoda
1289:(1): 1–5.
1283:Peckhamia
1270:232337200
1127:Nigorella
1104:: 1–133.
1034:: 49–64.
623:Citations
610:and open
604:shrubland
589:Brandfort
537:apophysis
525:pedipalps
481:eye field
424:Nigorella
412:Telamonia
402:Plexippus
354:subfamily
348:In 1976,
314:described
287:apophysis
267:eye field
251:described
166:Species:
108:Arachnida
74:Kingdom:
68:Eukaryota
1324:Q2654536
1318:Wikidata
1262:33756825
1233:86626109
1204:83575177
1019:85680279
608:pastures
577:holotype
501:maxillae
477:carapace
380:subtribe
363:Pellenes
337:, first
297:Taxonomy
271:holotype
259:carapace
206:Synonyms
134:Family:
84:Phylum:
78:Animalia
64:Domain:
1418:3543601
1379:2172882
1366:1218810
1279:Evarcha
1242:Zootaxa
1123:Evarcha
1028:Zootaxa
975:Zootaxa
656:20 July
569:Evarcha
508:abdomen
489:sternum
485:clypeus
462:embolus
458:Evarcha
450:Evarcha
446:Evarcha
376:Evarcha
334:Evarcha
322:species
306:species
291:embolus
263:abdomen
246:Evarcha
240:in the
234:species
159:Evarcha
154:Genus:
118:Araneae
114:Order:
104:Class:
1405:879734
1392:666097
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513:scutum
497:labium
436:Evacin
396:Hyllus
358:Bianor
232:is a
199:, 2006
1353:3DGVC
1266:S2CID
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1200:S2CID
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384:tribe
366:. In
330:genus
304:is a
242:genus
1400:ITIS
1374:GBIF
1258:PMID
1246:4899
1125:and
1032:1893
979:4545
658:2017
521:legs
421:and
399:and
360:and
1426:WSC
1361:EoL
1348:CoL
1287:150
1250:doi
1221:doi
1192:doi
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