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Jewel beetles (Buprestidae)

Dryandra St Woodland species

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7 species

Castiarina crenata (Jewel beetle)

Castiarina crenata
Castiarina crenata
Castiarina crenata
Castiarina crenata
Castiarina crenata
Castiarina crenata

Castiarina scalaris (Scalaris jewel beetle)

Castiarina scalaris
Castiarina scalaris
Castiarina scalaris
Castiarina scalaris
Castiarina scalaris
Castiarina scalaris

Castiarina sexplagiata (Jewel beetle)

Castiarina sexplagiata
Castiarina sexplagiata
Castiarina sexplagiata
Castiarina sexplagiata
Castiarina sexplagiata
Castiarina sexplagiata

Diphucrania acuducta (Acuducta jewel beetle)

Diphucrania acuducta
Diphucrania acuducta
Diphucrania acuducta
Diphucrania acuducta
Diphucrania acuducta
Diphucrania acuducta

Diphucrania marmorata (Jewel beetle)

Diphucrania marmorata
Diphucrania marmorata
Diphucrania marmorata
Diphucrania marmorata
Diphucrania marmorata
Diphucrania marmorata

Melobasis sordida (A Melobasis jewel beetle)

Melobasis sordida
Melobasis sordida
Melobasis sordida
Melobasis sordida
Melobasis sordida
Melobasis sordida

Melobasis sp. (genus) (Unidentified Melobasis jewel Beetle)

Melobasis sp. (genus)
Melobasis sp. (genus)
Melobasis sp. (genus)
Melobasis sp. (genus)
Melobasis sp. (genus)
Melobasis sp. (genus)
Dryandra St Woodland

Species Richness Score (SRS)

2,885
  • Area (hectares) 14.59 ha
  • Survey Effort Score (SES) 187.09 sightings per ha

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