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Australian Capital Territory
Bruce, ACT
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Cockroaches (Blattodea, several families)

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8 species

Calolampra sp. (genus) (Bark cockroach)

Calolampra sp. (genus)
Calolampra sp. (genus)
Calolampra sp. (genus)
Calolampra sp. (genus)
Calolampra sp. (genus)
Calolampra sp. (genus)

Ellipsidion australe (Austral Ellipsidion cockroach)

Ellipsidion australe
Ellipsidion australe
Ellipsidion australe
Ellipsidion australe
Ellipsidion australe
Ellipsidion australe

Ellipsidion humerale (Common Ellipsidion)

Ellipsidion humerale
Ellipsidion humerale
Ellipsidion humerale
Ellipsidion humerale
Ellipsidion humerale
Ellipsidion humerale

Johnrehnia concisa (A native cockroach)

Johnrehnia concisa
Johnrehnia concisa
Johnrehnia concisa
Johnrehnia concisa
Johnrehnia concisa
Johnrehnia concisa

Melanozosteria dookiensis (Dookie woodland cockroach)

Melanozosteria dookiensis
Melanozosteria dookiensis
Melanozosteria dookiensis
Melanozosteria dookiensis
Melanozosteria dookiensis
Melanozosteria dookiensis

Panesthia australis (Common wood cockroach)

Panesthia australis
Panesthia australis
Panesthia australis
Panesthia australis
Panesthia australis
Panesthia australis

Platyzosteria melanaria (Common Eastern Litter Runner)

Platyzosteria melanaria
Platyzosteria melanaria
Platyzosteria melanaria
Platyzosteria melanaria
Platyzosteria melanaria
Platyzosteria melanaria

Platyzosteria similis (Red-legged litter runner)

Platyzosteria similis
Platyzosteria similis
Platyzosteria similis
Platyzosteria similis
Platyzosteria similis
Platyzosteria similis
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