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Diamonded crab spider

Tharpyna diademata

Description:

Also known as Diamonded Tharpyna. A small flat spider found under bark. This is a female, the male is smaller and less strongly patterned.

Habitat:

Under bark of a river redgum.

Notes:

There were several noticed.

1 Species ID Suggestions

Atul
Atul 9 years ago
Diamonded Tharpyna
Tharpyna cf diademata Tharpyna diademata L. Koch, 1874 (diamonded Tharpyna)


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4 Comments

Atul
Atul 9 years ago

Yes ...indeed Martin :-)

MartinL
MartinL 9 years ago

Thanks Atul.
That looks correct.
That would indicate a strong healthy female since it seems more boldly patterned than the reference specimen.

MartinL
MartinL 9 years ago

Yes, the abdomen is flat and it has retrograde legs like amblypygi but this is a spider.

goku18082002
goku18082002 9 years ago

No parece una araña. Creo que se acercaría más a los amblipigios.

MartinL
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MartinL

Victoria, Australia

Spotted on May 18, 2014
Submitted on May 18, 2014

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