A medium-sized ant-eating jumping spider known from New Guinea, its adjacent islands, and northern Australia, in rainforest and fringes. Both males and females are black with white wavy lines across the rear of the abdomen. Prey, almostly exclusively ants, is caught by ambush, active pursuit and web gleaning. The species name is for Jules Sébastien César Dumont d'Urville (23 May 1790 - 8 May 1842). ♀ 11mm ♂ 10mm
- Female adult from above IRM 264 Barron Gorge
- Female adult from above, facing, IRM 264 Barron Gorge
- Female adult from side, near Cairns. AUS-052
- Female from rear, Barron Gorge
- Female adult from side, near Cairns. AUS-052
- Female from side AUS-094 Mossman
- Female epigyne IRM 264 Barron Gorge
- Male from behind AUS-114 Barron Gorge
- Male from behind AUS-114 Barron Gorge
- Male adult AUS-185 Barron Gorge
- Male adult AUS-263 Barron Gorge
- Illustration, Davies and Zabka 1989
Female adult from above IRM 264 Barron Gorge
Photo: Robert Whyte
Female adult from above, facing, IRM 264 Barron Gorge
Photo: Robert Whyte
Female adult from side, near Cairns. AUS-052
Photo: Iain R. Macaulay
Female from rear, Barron Gorge
Photo: Iain R. Macaulay
Female adult from side, near Cairns. AUS-052
Photo: Iain R. Macaulay
Female from side AUS-094 Mossman
Photo: Robert Whyte
Female epigyne IRM 264 Barron Gorge
Photo: Robert Whyte
Male from behind AUS-114 Barron Gorge
Photo: Robert Whyte
Male from behind AUS-114 Barron Gorge
Photo: Robert Whyte
Male adult AUS-185 Barron Gorge
Photo: Robert Whyte
Male adult AUS-263 Barron Gorge
Photo: Robert Whyte
Illustration, Davies and Zabka 1989
Illustration: Marek Zabka
