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Aarey study uncovers two new jumping spider species

A study published in Zootaxa by researchers from Thackeray Wildlife Foundation has identified two new jumping spider species in India and documented female forms of species first found in Aarey Milk Colony. The findings highlight the rich but underexplored biodiversity of the region

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Langelurillus lacteus female. PICS/BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT

Langelurillus lacteus female. PICS/BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT

The city’s green lung — Aarey Milk Colony — has once again proven its ecological significance, this time by helping scientists unlock new details about a little-known group of jumping spiders. A recent study published in ‘Zootaxa’ described two new species of ground-dwelling jumping spiders from India, while also documenting, for the first time, the female forms of two species earlier discovered in Aarey.

Langelurillus onyx female
Langelurillus onyx female

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