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7 species

Bandidus canifrons (An Antlion Lacewing)

Bandidus canifrons
Bandidus canifrons
Bandidus canifrons
Bandidus canifrons
Bandidus canifrons
Bandidus canifrons

Glenoleon meteoricus (Patch-wing Glenoleon)

Glenoleon meteoricus
Glenoleon meteoricus
Glenoleon meteoricus
Glenoleon meteoricus
Glenoleon meteoricus
Glenoleon meteoricus

Glenoleon pulchellus (Antlion lacewing)

Glenoleon pulchellus
Glenoleon pulchellus
Glenoleon pulchellus
Glenoleon pulchellus
Glenoleon pulchellus
Glenoleon pulchellus

Glenoleon sp. (genus) (Antlion lacewing)

Glenoleon sp. (genus)
Glenoleon sp. (genus)
Glenoleon sp. (genus)
Glenoleon sp. (genus)
Glenoleon sp. (genus)
Glenoleon sp. (genus)

Heoclisis fundata (Antlion lacewing)

Heoclisis fundata
Heoclisis fundata
Heoclisis fundata
Heoclisis fundata
Heoclisis fundata
Heoclisis fundata

Myrmeleon acer (Myrmeleon Antlion Lacewing)

Myrmeleon acer
Myrmeleon acer
Myrmeleon acer
Myrmeleon acer
Myrmeleon acer
Myrmeleon acer

Myrmeleontidae (family) (Unidentified Antlion Lacewing)

Myrmeleontidae (family)
Myrmeleontidae (family)
Myrmeleontidae (family)
Myrmeleontidae (family)
Myrmeleontidae (family)
Myrmeleontidae (family)
Mount Ainslie

Species Richness Score (SRS)

4,257
  • Area (hectares) 743.82 ha
  • Survey Effort Score (SES) 30.3 sightings per ha

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