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Family Oxyopidae
Spotted at Campinhos State Park, Tunas do Paraná, Pr.
Thank you Cindy, Lars and Juan for the ID, tx Carol for liking it.
Agree with Lars I think is a lynx spider, it still has some different dimensions
This one is a female and could be gravid.
The abdomen looks a bit too heavy for what I know of lynx spiders - but I may be totally wrong
Type of Lynx spider? I'm out of town & on my phone so I can't look it up now but it's a start.
Yes, 3rd photo although the 2nd photo is the best macro. ALL GOOD! This is a cool spider! Very unusual head.
Done, Lars.
Yep, that's what i would suggest, Sergio (but they're all great)
Thank you Lars. Do you mean I should put the third photo as first one?
3rd shot in front, asergio - great series.
Spotted on Mar 6, 2012 Submitted on Mar 6, 2012
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Thank you Cindy, Lars and Juan for the ID, tx Carol for liking it.
Agree with Lars I think is a lynx spider, it still has some different dimensions
This one is a female and could be gravid.
The abdomen looks a bit too heavy for what I know of lynx spiders - but I may be totally wrong
Type of Lynx spider? I'm out of town & on my phone so I can't look it up now but it's a start.
Yes, 3rd photo although the 2nd photo is the best macro. ALL GOOD! This is a cool spider! Very unusual head.
Done, Lars.
Yep, that's what i would suggest, Sergio (but they're all great)
Thank you Lars. Do you mean I should put the third photo as first one?
3rd shot in front, asergio - great series.