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Griffith Woodland species

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8 species

Amorbus sp. (genus) (Eucalyptus Tip bug)

Amorbus sp. (genus)
Amorbus sp. (genus)
Amorbus sp. (genus)
Amorbus sp. (genus)
Amorbus sp. (genus)
Amorbus sp. (genus)

Gminatus australis (Orange assassin bug)

Gminatus australis
Gminatus australis
Gminatus australis
Gminatus australis
Gminatus australis
Gminatus australis

Miridae (family) (Unidentified plant bug)

Miridae (family)
Miridae (family)
Miridae (family)
Miridae (family)
Miridae (family)
Miridae (family)

Mutusca brevicornis (A broad-headed bug)

Mutusca brevicornis
Mutusca brevicornis
Mutusca brevicornis
Mutusca brevicornis
Mutusca brevicornis
Mutusca brevicornis

Nysius vinitor (Rutherglen bug)

Nysius vinitor
Nysius vinitor
Nysius vinitor
Nysius vinitor
Nysius vinitor
Nysius vinitor

Oncocoris geniculatus (A shield bug)

Oncocoris geniculatus
Oncocoris geniculatus
Oncocoris geniculatus
Oncocoris geniculatus
Oncocoris geniculatus
Oncocoris geniculatus

Oncocoris sp. (genus) (A stink bug)

Oncocoris sp. (genus)
Oncocoris sp. (genus)
Oncocoris sp. (genus)
Oncocoris sp. (genus)
Oncocoris sp. (genus)
Oncocoris sp. (genus)

Scutiphora pedicellata (Metallic Jewel Bug)

Scutiphora pedicellata
Scutiphora pedicellata
Scutiphora pedicellata
Scutiphora pedicellata
Scutiphora pedicellata
Scutiphora pedicellata
Griffith Woodland

Species Richness Score (SRS)

714
  • Area (hectares) 2.29 ha
  • Survey Effort Score (SES) 216.11 sightings per ha

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True bugs (Hemiptera, Heteroptera)

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