File:Saitis mutans male Brush legged jumping spider.jpg
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Afrikaans: Saitis mutans, 'n springspinnekop van Breera, Wes-Australië. Mannetjies van die klein 3 mm lange spinnekop het borsels aan hul derde paar pote, wat in pronkgedrag vertoon word.
English: Saitis mutans from Breera, Western Australia. A tiny 3 mm male jumping spider who waves his third legs in the air for the female spiders. ID from Joseph Schubert, Research Assistant (RA) at Monash University |
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| Author | Jean and Fred |
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