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7 species

Chauliognathus lugubris (Plague Soldier Beetle)

Chauliognathus lugubris
Chauliognathus lugubris
Chauliognathus lugubris
Chauliognathus lugubris
Chauliognathus lugubris
Chauliognathus lugubris

Episcaphula australis (Fungus beetle)

Episcaphula australis
Episcaphula australis
Episcaphula australis
Episcaphula australis
Episcaphula australis
Episcaphula australis

Hoshihananomia leucosticta (Pintail or Tumbling flower beetle)

Hoshihananomia leucosticta
Hoshihananomia leucosticta
Hoshihananomia leucosticta
Hoshihananomia leucosticta
Hoshihananomia leucosticta
Hoshihananomia leucosticta

Mordella limbata (A pintail beetle)

Mordella limbata
Mordella limbata
Mordella limbata
Mordella limbata
Mordella limbata
Mordella limbata

Mordella sp. (genus) (Pintail or tumbling flower beetle)

Mordella sp. (genus)
Mordella sp. (genus)
Mordella sp. (genus)
Mordella sp. (genus)
Mordella sp. (genus)
Mordella sp. (genus)

Mordella sydneyana (Pintail Beetle)

Mordella sydneyana
Mordella sydneyana
Mordella sydneyana
Mordella sydneyana
Mordella sydneyana
Mordella sydneyana

Porrostoma rhipidium (Long-nosed Lycid (Net-winged) beetle)

Porrostoma rhipidium
Porrostoma rhipidium
Porrostoma rhipidium
Porrostoma rhipidium
Porrostoma rhipidium
Porrostoma rhipidium
Mount Mugga Mugga

Species Richness Score (SRS)

1,849
  • Area (hectares) 169.37 ha
  • Survey Effort Score (SES) 15.52 sightings per ha

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