Figure 4 in Taxonomic survey of the genera Euophrys, Pseudeuophrys and Talavera, with description of Euochin gen. n. (Araneae: Salticidae) and with proposals of a new research protocol*
Figure 4. Color pattern diversity in Euophrys and some other European genera. A - Euophrys frontalis male and female in nuptial dance, B - E. frontalis, male frontal and dorsal view (compare with - D - presence of white palpal mane may be misleading), C - E. gambosa, male frontal and dorsal view, D - white palpal mane in Hasarius adansoni is comparable with Euophrys frontalis (see Fig. 4B) [correction of misinformation in Prószyński. (2018a: 17)., E - E. pseudogambosa, F -Pseudeuophrys erratica, male, F1 -Pseudeuophrys vafra, female, G - E. sulfurea, male and female, frontal and dorsal views, H - E. petrensis, I - E. terrestris, J - E. rufibarbis, K - Talavera aequipes, L - Saitis barbipes - (note differences with Euophrys spp.: legs I & II thin, legs III thickened, with strikingly black "bottle-brush" of longer setae, tarsus III white), M - Chalcoscirtus infimus.
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