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Dmitry Gavryushin
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 September 27, 2006, Side, sea shore.
Salticidae, but maybe it's still possible to name the genus?...
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 I would say Menemerus too. Salticidae spider is 100% sure. Smile
 
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 Then maybe this one is the same? September 29, 2006, sea shore.
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 yes, they seem to belongs to the same specie. Wink
 
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