The Peacock Spiders (Araneae: Salticidae: Maratus) of the Queensland Museum, including six new species Author Baehr, Barbara C. Author Whyte, Robert text Zootaxa 2016 4154 5 501 525 journal article 10.11646/zootaxa.4154.5.1 7d9964be-d1a1-4d0a-8017-9eedb4f3aa77 1175-5326 255783 9C689664-C36A-46F8-B106-6EF6D18B1D50 The Maratus anomalus group ( FIGURES 7 A‒I, 8A‒N, 10A‒I) This group contains species with a pair of large patches of white setae on the posterior sides of the prosoma ( Figs 8 A, E, 10B), with an embolic disc which has a smooth narrow front with a retrobasal knee-shaped structure and a long narrow embolic tip with the embolic opening at the posterior distal part ( Figs 7 A‒F) and a thin semicircular lateral process. Embolic tip with a narrow retrolateral fold ( Figs 7 G‒I). This group contains at least Maratus anomalus from NSW and Queensland plus the new species Maratus julianneae from Carnarvon Station and Maratus michaelorum from Central Queensland .