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[20.1]  Elegant Jumping Spider Chrysilla lauta male Lor. Halus, Singapore.

[20.2]  Elegant Jumping Spider Chrysilla lauta male Lor. Halus, Singapore.

[20.3]  Elegant Jumping Spider Chrysilla lauta male Lor. Halus, Singapore.

[20.4]  Chrysilla versicolor female Fbrgdn, Singapore.

[20.5]  Cosmophasis sp. female 6 mm white NTU, Singapore.

[20.6]  Cosmophasis sp, male golden 5mm NTUs2, Singapore.

[20.7]  Cosmophasis sp, male golden 5mm NTUs2, Singapore.

[20.8]  Cosmophasis umbratica female, Singapore.

[20.9]  Cosmophasis umbratica male, Singapore.

[20.10]  Cosmophasis sp. female, Singapore.

[20.11]  Epeus flavobilineatus female 6 mm Jurong Lake, Singapore.

[20.12]  Epeus flavobilineatus male 8 mm NTUsafti, Singapore.

[20.13]  Epeus flavobilineatus male Chestnut Avenue, Singapore.

[20.14]  Phintella bifurcilinea male 3 mm NIE forest fringe, Singapore.

[20.15]  Phintella sp. Singapore Zoo.

[20.16]  Phintella sp. male 6 mm NTUsafti, Singapore.

[20.17]  Phintella sp. male 6 mm NTUsafti, Singapore.

[20.18]  Ptocacius sp. Up. Seletar, Singapore.

[20.19]  Siler semiglaucus female 5 mm, Singapore.  Males are similar in ornamentation, but have a prominent bottlebrush of dark setae on legs I, and are darker on the posterior opisthosoma.  These spiders are known to prey on ants.

[20.20]   Siler semiglaucus female 5 mm, Singapore.

[20.21]  Telamonia dimidiata male 8mm, Singapore.

[20.22]  Viciria praemandibularis female 9 mm and spiderlings, NTUsafti, Singapore.

[20.23]  Viciria praemandibularis spiderlings, NTUsafti, Singapore.

[20.24]  Viciria praemandibularis male 10 mm SBG, Singapore.