A green crab spider with orange to red spots found Australia wide in moist habitats. The spots cluster at the rear of the cigar shaped, wrinkled abdomen. The whole spider can be plain green or even brownish. The first two pairs of legs are much more robust and longer than the others. The cephalothorax is relatively wide and slighly domed with orange on the eye region. The eyes are circled with white. Well camouflaged on green leaves where it seeks prey by ambush. ♀ 7mm ♂ 5mm
- Female, from above
- Female facing
- Female, from above, full length
- Male adult 7710 facing
- Male adult 7710 from side
- Male adult 7710 from above
- Male adult 7710 palp
- Male subadult 7710 facing
- Male subadult 7710 from side
Female, from above
Photo: Dr Greg Anderson
Female facing
Photo: Dr Greg Anderson
Female, from above, full length
Photo: Dr Greg Anderson
Male adult 7710 facing
Male adult 7710 from side
Photo: Robert Whyte
Male adult 7710 from above
Photo: Robert Whyte
Male adult 7710 palp
Photo: Robert Whyte
Male subadult 7710 facing
Photo: Robert Whyte
Male subadult 7710 from side
Photo: Robert Whyte
