Figure 1 in Multiple broods of the jumping spider Asemonea tenuipes (Araneae: Salticidae: Asemoneinae)

Figure 1 (continued from previous page). Multiple broods of a female Asemonea tenuipes, in a single nest. 3, Same female with the 20 emergent spiderlings from her first brood, and a second brood of 19 eggs deposited in two continguous rows. 4, Nine days later, the same female was once again gravid, after the departure of the first brood. At least 14 emergent instars from the second brood are visible. 5, Three days later, the female has deposited a third brood of 17 eggs near the first one, and about 10 spiderlings from the second brood can still be seen. 6, Ten days later, and only emergent instars of the third brood can be seen. All photographs in Figures 1-3 were taken by the senior author (PJ) in his backyard next to the Sanjay Gandhi National Park in Mumbai, Maharashta, India (19°13'59.6"N 72°51'52.5"E).