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<blockquote data-quote="KezyGLA" data-source="post: 125753" data-attributes="member: 14343"><p>Very interesting for sure. I haven't seen this colouring on any species endemic to SA.</p><p></p><p>Can't be Encyocratella olivacea as they are endemic to Tanzania. This will be a species from Harpactirinae subfamily.</p><p></p><p>My guesses would be that it belongs to Harpactirella or Brachionopus.</p><p></p><p>It sure is interesting. If you contact the team at <a href="http://www.baboonspideratlas.co.za" target="_blank">www.baboonspideratlas.co.za</a> and send photos with info on locality etc, they will be happy to help. It will also be valuable to their study.</p><p></p><p>Would you mind if I used tour picture to send to a few friends that may be able to help?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="KezyGLA, post: 125753, member: 14343"] Very interesting for sure. I haven't seen this colouring on any species endemic to SA. Can't be Encyocratella olivacea as they are endemic to Tanzania. This will be a species from Harpactirinae subfamily. My guesses would be that it belongs to Harpactirella or Brachionopus. It sure is interesting. If you contact the team at [URL='http://www.baboonspideratlas.co.za']www.baboonspideratlas.co.za[/URL] and send photos with info on locality etc, they will be happy to help. It will also be valuable to their study. Would you mind if I used tour picture to send to a few friends that may be able to help? [/QUOTE]
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