- Male, facing
- Male, from above
- Male from above on leaf
- Male, from above in alcohol
- Male, underneath
- Male palp, underneath
- Male palp, underneath
- Male palp, from side
- Male palp front showing apophysis
- Male jaws closeup
- Male underneath
- Male underneath closeup
- Male facing
- Male from above
- Male from above, side view
- Male 24610 from above
- Male 24610 underneath
- Male 24610 from side
- Male 24610 facing
- Male 24610 palp side
- Male 24610 palp front
- Male 24610 from side
A dramatic looking Jumping Spider with big jaws and fangs, similar to Opisthoncus mordax. Body length 9mm. This undescribed species is very likely to be the male of the Two-spotted Jumping Spider.
Male, facing
Photo: Robert Whyte
Male, from above
Photo: Robert Whyte
Male from above on leaf
Photo: Robert Whyte
Male, from above in alcohol
Photo: Robert Whyte
Male, underneath
Photo: Robert Whyte
Male palp, underneath
Photo: Robert Whyte
Male palp, underneath
Photo: Robert Whyte
Male palp, from side
Photo: Robert Whyte
Male palp front showing apophysis
Photo: Robert Whyte
Male jaws closeup
Photo: Robert Whyte
Male underneath
Photo: Robert Whyte
Male underneath closeup
Photo: Robert Whyte
Male facing
Photo: Robert Whyte
Male from above
Photo: Robert Whyte
Male from above, side view
Photo: Robert Whyte
Male 24610 from above
Photo: Robert Whyte
Male 24610 underneath
Photo: Robert Whyte
Male 24610 from side
Photo: Robert Whyte
Male 24610 facing
Photo: Robert Whyte
Male 24610 palp side
Photo: Robert Whyte
Male 24610 palp front
Photo: Robert Whyte
Male 24610 from side
Photo: Robert Whyte