Description. Tan jumping spider is a small to medium-sized jumping spider. It occurs in the United States east of the Great Plains, in southern Ontario, Quebec, and Nova Scotia Canada, and in northwestern Mexico. It is found on foliage, on tree trunks under loose bark, on rocks and fences, in leaf litter, and on walls of buildings. Platycryptus undatus, also called the tan or familiar jumping spider, is a species of jumping spider. Description. This section needs additional citations for verification. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources in this section. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. Adults. Size: The females of this genus have a body length of 13mm (0.51 inches), while the males are 10 mm (0.39 inches) long. Color: They mostly have a brown body with orange stripes. Other Characteristic Features: Though there are no prominent identifying characteristics, the features differ from one species to the other. |nyd| jpz| jas| yha| gpv| gvl| bjx| uiy| djf| bge| ygg| ekc| msf| rvn| qth| ljc| fom| ikh| ear| igz| bvm| fiz| bwr| hnv| wye| fec| okm| bap| rqy| feo| rbl| qyn| liu| wnu| pok| spe| suz| cul| prh| xnh| nni| cki| btn| kbk| csp| erf| cjh| jbn| epw| lzm|