Habronattus fallax

(G.W. Peckham & E.G. Peckham, 1909)

Habronattus fallax is a small jumping spider in the Salticidae. Males and females exhibit distinct abdominal markings: females possess a stripe on the lower , while males display two spots. The has been documented in the United States and Mexico.

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Pronunciation

How to pronounce Habronattus fallax: //həˈbrɒnətəs ˈfælæks//

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Identification

Females have a stripe on the lower ; males have two spots on the lower abdomen and white stripes on the front of the .

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Distribution

United States and Mexico.

Diet

Leaf beetles and other insects.

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