These spiders, called here 'Euryopis' sp. are a group of similar species some of which have not been described. It is difficult to tell them apart, so ID is tentative. The true Euryopis elegans has a more diffuse, blotchy leg pattern than most of these shown here. These hadrotarsines will probably be moved to Emertonella .
- Male sub adult facing, oblique
- Male sub adult from above
- Male subadult facing, oblique
- Male from side, skinny abdomen
- Male from above, oblique, skinny abdomen
- Female from above, facing
- Female 2 from above
- Female 2 facing
- Male from behind
- Female from above
- Euryopis sp. North Stradbroke Island
- Euryopis sp. North Stradbroke Island
Male sub adult facing, oblique
Photo: Robert Whyte
Male sub adult from above
One of the features of this species is the clear upper leg sections.
Photo: Robert Whyte
Male subadult facing, oblique
Photo: Robert Whyte
Male from side, skinny abdomen
Collected 6 August 2009 in a patch of good quality remant dry rainforest known as "The Island" on the northern side of the junction of Fish and Enoggera Creeks, Walton Bridge Reserve, The Gap. Body length: 2.8mm.
Photo: Robert Whyte
Male from above, oblique, skinny abdomen
Photo: Robert Whyte
Female from above, facing
Photo: Robert Whyte
Female 2 from above
Same species as above, different specimen. Probably adult.
Photo: Robert Whyte
Female 2 facing
Photo: Robert Whyte
Male from behind
Photo: Robert Whyte
Female from above
Photo: Robert Whyte
Euryopis sp. North Stradbroke Island
Photo: Robert Whyte
Euryopis sp. North Stradbroke Island
Photo: Robert Whyte
