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Evarcha longula (Thorell, 1881) Brothel Creeper

Barry Richardson was asked by the referees of his paper describing this species to include it in Evarcha rather than erecting a new genus Dalbertis. The common name refers to its habit of slinking about low to the ground. Brothel Creepers are a kind of slippers suitable for shuffling secretively around brothels.

Female from above, oblique

Trite longula
Photo: Robert Whyte

Female from North Stradbroke Island 260810 oblique

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'Trite' longula not a true trite
Photo: Robert Whyte

Female from North Stradbroke Island 260810 facing from above

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Photo: Robert Whyte

Female from North Stradbroke Island 260810 from above side on

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'Trite' longula not a true trite
Photo: Robert Whyte

Female from North Stradbroke Island 260810 on a leaf edge

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'Trite' longula not a true trite
Photo: Robert Whyte

Female from North Stradbroke Island 260810 wide shot

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'Trite' longula not a true trite
Photo: Robert Whyte

Female from North Stradbroke Island 260810 in alcohol

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'Trite'
Photo: Robert Whyte

Female epigyne North Stradbroke Island 260810 in alcohol

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'Trite'
Photo: Robert Whyte

Teeth, tiny fang and tiny unident teeth North Stradbroke Island 260810 in alcohol

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Teeth 'Trite'
Photo: Robert Whyte

Female North Queensland GJA-5818-f

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'Trite' longula not a true trite
Photo: Dr Greg Anderson

 

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