![A jumping spider species new to science, Tabuina varirata, and from a genus new to science, found on a conifer tree in a rainforest clearing during a Conservation International (CI) led Rapid Assessment Program (RAP) expedition of Papua New Guinea's highlands wilderness in 2008 is pictured in this undated handout photo. Jumping spiders, a striped gecko and a chirping frog are among more than 50 new species discovered in Papua-New Guinea, the environmental group Conservation International reported on March 24, 2009.[Agencies]](http://www.cctv.com/english/special/techmax/20090326/images/1238052388028_1238052388028_r.jpg)
A jumping spider species new to science, Tabuina varirata, and from
a genus new to science, found on a conifer tree in a rainforest
clearing during a Conservation International (CI) led Rapid Assessment
Program (RAP) expedition of Papua New Guinea's highlands wilderness
in 2008 is pictured in this undated handout photo. Jumping spiders,
a striped gecko and a chirping frog are among more than 50 new species
discovered in Papua-New Guinea, the environmental group Conservation
International reported on March 24, 2009.[Agencies]
50 new species discovered in Papua-New Guinea
Related stories:
