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Dolophones turrigera
Under 1cm.
Among the branches of eucalypts is where I find them
This may be the only time this variation of this spider has been spotted. Ron Atkinson and I agreed to call it as that species (Turrigera) and he has it on his site as Turrigera with split turret pending other advice
Spotted on Dec 25, 2007
Submitted on Dec 2, 2012
34 Comments (1–25)
Thank you Leuba, This little spider is my all time favourite
This is one amazing spotting -what a find Stephen. Well done !!
Thank you Mark and ChunXingWong. It was a sighting made before I knew about Project Noah. This guy has never been photographed or described before so I was pretty chuffed with the shot
How come I missed this super spotting !! Very nice indeed Mr Solomons.
That is great !
Thank you ChunXingWong, Is that good is it?
Wow, this picture is one of the top images of "Dolophones"
shown on Google Image. Well Done !
Freak!
Nice one!
Thanks Juan Di Trani, I have included this spotting as you suggest
wow! cool!...:)
Please consider adding this spot to Mimetic Animals mission
Impressive!
Superb !
Excellent and apparently rare spotting! Great eye.
Awesome !
Asombroso::
Thanks, I feel very privileged to have seen this little guy
Amazing!
Great spot Stephen!
wow! cool!
What an amazing being!
Wow. What great camouflage. And yes. welcome to NOAH.
THAT is one damn cool arachnid lol good eye
That's a hard one. You have keen eyes to detect this one. Nice.