Figure 16 in Two new peacock spiders from Western Australia (Araneae: Salticidae: Euophryini: Maratus Karsch 1878)

Figure 16. Eight video sequences (1-8, 25fps) showing movement of legs III by a courting male Maratus boranup. Arrows indicate movement relative to the previous frame in each sequence. 1-3, Three sequences showing sudden rotation of both extended legs III toward the left of the spider. 4, Rotation of both legs toward the left of the spider with slight movement of the body in the same direction. 5-6, Two sequences showing sudden rotation to the right of the spider of both legs III (5.2, 6.2), followed by very slight adjustments of the leg III position (5.3, 6.3). 7, Sequence showing slight adjustments of relative leg III position (7.2, 7.5) as both legs III were rotated to the right (7.3, 7.4), with slight movement of the body in the same direction (cyan arrows). 8, In this sequence the spider moved both legs III slightly to the left while bobbing the opisthosoma up and down at a rate of ~10 cycles/s. The right legs I and II also slid slowly over the surface during this movement (blue arrows).