Spiders of the mungaich group from Western Australia (Araneae: Salticidae: Euophryinae: Maratus), with one new species from Cape Arid Author Jürgen C. Otto Author David E. Hill text Peckhamia 2014 2014-01-01 112 1 1 35 journal article 29863 10.5281/zenodo.1292576 7cbbb845-2aae-45f8-acda-facd9e929699 1292576 urn:lsid:zoobank.org:pub:B53D2909-07C3-4E9E-B8F2-C358650E78AF

Table 2. Comparison of the dorsal opisthosoma of male Maratus sarahae with that of male M. mungaich, based on features identified and enumerated in Figures 17 and 25.

feature	description	♂ M. sarahae	♂ M. mungaich
1	anterior marginal band	lateral orange to red tracts separated medially by white or black scales
2	transverse band	two broad orange to red tracts extending more than	narrower orange to red tracts extending about 1/2 of
		3/4 of distance from median to lateral margin on	distance from median to lateral margin on each side,
		each side, separated medially by a large chevron-	either joined or separated at median by the background
		shaped black area pointed forward	field of iridescent scales
3	transverse band	orange to red tracts extending laterally on each side	shorter diagonal orange to red tracts each attached to
		from anterior part of central dark figure (9), broken	ipsilateral tract of transverse band 2 antero-medially,
		up into smaller patches laterally	and separated from the central dark figure (9) by
			iridescent background scales
4	transverse band	orange to red tracts extending laterally on each side	orange to red tracts extending laterally on each side
		from posterior part of central dark figure (9), more	from central part of central dark figure (9) toward the
		solid than band (3), may be interrupted	lateral dark spot, may be interrupted
5	transverse band	uniform narrow band with red to orange scales	broken into variable series of small tracts curving to the
		laterally, joined across median by tract of black	rear on either side, or indistinct
		scales with width equal to that of the central dark
		figure (9)
6	transverse band	uniform narrow band (wider than 5) with red to	absent or indistinct, may be represented by a line of
		orange scales laterally, joined across the median by a	small red to orange spots
		wider group of black scales
7	lateral red tract	with (8) in a posterior position, comprise a larger,	with (8) in a posterior position, comprise a smaller band
		oval patch or red to orange scales on each side,	or red to orange scales on either side, appearing as an
		appearing as an extension of both bands (3) and (4)	extension of band (4) only
8	lateral dark spot	relatively large, bounded by tract (7) anteriorly for a	relatively small, bounded by only a narrow span of tract
		distance equal to its diameter	(7) scales anteriorly
9	cental dark figure	wide field of dark scales separated into anterior and	much narrower, shield-shaped area of black scales with
		posterior areas by a thin medial, transverse tract of	one or two small, ovoid blue spots aligned on the
		blue scales, the anterior area joining the lateral	midline, joining the lateral tracts of band (4) only, at the
		tracts of band (3), and the posterior area joining the	center
		lateral tracts of band (4)
10	antero-lateral iridescent tract	behind anterior margin (1), anterior band of	distinctive wide area (patch) of background iridescent
	(10)	iridescent (background) scales fairly uniform with	scales at antero-lateral margin of fan, usually appears
		no wide antero-lateral area	green to drab or olive-green from the front, extending
			from anterior margin (1) to the curved anterior limit of
			tract (7), approaching close to the lateral dark spot (8)
11	setation of spinnerets	grey to black setae
12	setation of anal tubercle	group or patch of uniform bright white setae, converging distally