Summary

Arthur M. Chickering The Salticidae (Spiders) of Panama…

At distal end of femur is a dorsal snow white cap of scales which may extend over a much longer part of the segment in life.
Abdomen. Ovoid, longer than wide in ratio of 13 : 8; widest near middle; all spinnerets short, first pair most robust, third pair somewhat slender and plainly two-jointed, middle pair shortest and closely surrounded by others; tracheal spiracle near base of spinnerets; apparently colulus indicated by a very small tuft of black bristles.
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Arthur M. Chickering The Salticidae (Spiders) of Panama…

Color in alcohol. Legs: first and second pairs of coxae dull brownish, others lighter; all femora dark brown with scattered white scales, first pair with a rather conspicuous prolateral white patch of scales; all patellae yellowish tipped with reddish brown; all tibiae reddish brown; first metatarsi yellowish in proximal third, elsewhere reddish brown, second and third metatarsi yellowish except reddish brown distal ends, fourth metatarsi entirely reddish brown; first three pairs of tarsi yellowish, fourth pair reddish brown with yellowish tips.
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