Ecology Journal

Ecology Journal

Ecology Journal

Ecology Journal

Taxonomic account of a new genus of jumping spider from Jhenaidah, Bangladesh



Abstract: 2019 Taxonomic account of a new genus of jumping spider Harmochiroides n. gen. is proposed with its newly identified type-species H. shikerpurensis n. sp. from Jhenaidah, Bangladesh. Generic diagnosis and distribution together with illustrated description of the species is provided herewith. 

 

Keywords: Araneae, Harmochirinae, Harmochiroides, Taxonomy, Genus, Species, Salticidae

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