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Photo by Jacob Gorneau
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Field Notes

Description:

Unknown jumping spider, perhaps Phidippus sp. It looks superficially like Phidippus princeps, but upon a closer look, it doesn't look too much like that from the photos I've observed. It looks even more like Phanias albeolus, but that is way out of range.

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (2)
Jacob Gorneau
Thank you, Tamar! I did not happen to see any jumping spiders near this one.
ForestDragon
I agree that the markings are similar to Phanias. You didn't happen to find any male jumpers around this one did you?

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International Spider Survey
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nature of new york
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Wildlife of Northeastern USA
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New England Arthropods
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PublishedMay 8, 2013

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