Phausina
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Phausina is a genus of Asian jumping spiders that was first described by Eugène Louis Simon in 1902. Male P. leucopogon have a black carapace, red hairs surrounding a broad band of yellow hairs on the head, and reddish hairs surrounding a narrow median stripe of whitish hairs on the thorax with a wavy whitish stripe on the side. The abdomen is black-ish with red pubescence and a median white and yellow band. The first two pairs of legs are dark, the others yellowish with rings. They are long
Phausina is a genus of Asian jumping spiders that was first described by Eugène Louis Simon in 1902. Male P. leucopogon have a black carapace, red hairs surrounding a broad band of yellow hairs on the head, and reddish hairs surrounding a narrow median stripe of whitish hairs on the thorax with a wavy whitish stripe on the side. The abdomen is black-ish with red pubescence and a median white and yellow band. The first two pairs of legs are dark, the others yellowish with rings. They are long
Species
it contains four species, found only in Asia: Phausina bivittata Simon, 1902 – Sri Lanka Phausina flavofrenata Simon, 1902 (type) – Sri Lanka Phausina guttipes Simon, 1902 – Sri Lanka Phausina leucopogon Simon, 1905 – Indonesia (Java)
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Drawings of the palp of P. flavofrenata
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