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7 species

Atrapsalta furcilla (Southern Mountain Squeaker)

Atrapsalta furcilla
Atrapsalta furcilla
Atrapsalta furcilla
Atrapsalta furcilla
Atrapsalta furcilla
Atrapsalta furcilla

Galanga labeculata (Double-spotted cicada)

Galanga labeculata
Galanga labeculata
Galanga labeculata
Galanga labeculata
Galanga labeculata
Galanga labeculata

Myopsalta bassiana (Bassian Buzzer)

Myopsalta bassiana
Myopsalta bassiana
Myopsalta bassiana
Myopsalta bassiana
Myopsalta bassiana
Myopsalta bassiana

Myopsalta parvula (Black Mountain Tinkler)

Myopsalta parvula
Myopsalta parvula
Myopsalta parvula
Myopsalta parvula
Myopsalta parvula
Myopsalta parvula

Pauropsalta mneme (Alarm Clock Squawker)

Pauropsalta mneme
Pauropsalta mneme
Pauropsalta mneme
Pauropsalta mneme
Pauropsalta mneme
Pauropsalta mneme

Yoyetta denisoni (Black Firetail Cicada)

Yoyetta denisoni
Yoyetta denisoni
Yoyetta denisoni
Yoyetta denisoni
Yoyetta denisoni
Yoyetta denisoni

Yoyetta timothyi (Brown Firetail Cicada)

Yoyetta timothyi
Yoyetta timothyi
Yoyetta timothyi
Yoyetta timothyi
Yoyetta timothyi
Yoyetta timothyi
Black Mountain

Species Richness Score (SRS)

4,239
  • Area (hectares) 443.04 ha
  • Survey Effort Score (SES) 23.57 sightings per ha

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