A jumping spider with green anterior median eyes, whose male has large, prominently fringed legs 1 and 2 and banded hairy pedipalps, found on low vegetation in semi-arid lands around Morgan, SA 5320, extending at least to littoral habitats at Thompson Beach SA 5501 and possibly widespread throughout inland Australia. Notionally Jotus, likely an undescribed species (nicknamed "Tony"), and possibly even a new genus, considering the male's unusual palp morphology. Similar genera may include 'Maratus' (ex Lycidas vittatus). The female lacks the enlarged, fringed legs 1 and 2 of the male, is more robust in the body and slightly larger. The female does not have the large prominent lengthways stripe along the abdomen's upper surface seen on the male. Both sexes display a contrasting, light-coloured garland border along the flanks of the head. They are agile climbers, active during the day, and appear to be most abundant and active in Autumn. ♀ 6mm ♂ 5mm
- Adult male, facing
- Adult male, from above
- Adult male, from above and side
- Adult male, side on
- Adult female, facing, side on
- Adult female, facing, side on
- Adult female, from above
- Palp and epigyne
- Male palp, showing unusual central sclerite
- Cheliceral teeth
Adult male, facing
Adult male, from above
Adult male, from above and side
Adult male, side on
Adult female, facing, side on
Adult female, facing, side on
Adult female, from above
Palp and epigyne
Male palp, showing unusual central sclerite
Cheliceral teeth
