Figs. 1–6 in Intraspecific Interactions Asemonea Tenuipes, A Lyssomanine Jumping Spider (Araneae: Salticidae) From Singapore

Figs. 1–6. Adult Asemonea tenuipes male and female as well as scales from adult male. Male A. tenuipes (1) (dorsal view) possess a bluish-purple iridescence and orange colour on the dorsal abdomen with the former hue also on the lateral carapace (2) (lateral view) with distinctive reddish-brown enlarged palps. Female A. tenuipes (3) (dorsal view) are generally paler in colouration (whitish-green) and (4) possess a short and plump abdomen in contrast to the slim and elongated abdomen of males. (5) Scales were gently removed from the spider with a sticky tape and placed on a glass slide for viewing under light microscope: 40× magnification scales on the bluish-purple region of the male anterior dorsal abdomen. The scales are translucent. (6) Light microscope: 40× magnification scales on the orange region of the male posterior dorsal abdomen.