Bruce Ridge species

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16 species

Argoctenus vittatus (Wandering Ghost Spider)

Argoctenus vittatus
Argoctenus vittatus
Argoctenus vittatus

Australomisidia pilula (Lozenge-shaped Flower Spider)

Australomisidia pilula
Australomisidia pilula
Australomisidia pilula

Australomisidia rosea (Rosy Flower Spider)

Australomisidia rosea
Australomisidia rosea
Australomisidia rosea

Cheiracanthium gracile (Slender sac spider)

Cheiracanthium gracile
Cheiracanthium gracile
Cheiracanthium gracile

Cheiracanthium sp. (genus) (Unidentified Slender Sac Spider)

Cheiracanthium sp. (genus)
Cheiracanthium sp. (genus)
Cheiracanthium sp. (genus)

Habronestes sp. (genus) (An ant-eating spider)

Habronestes sp. (genus)
Habronestes sp. (genus)
Habronestes sp. (genus)

Nyssus albopunctatus (White-spotted swift spider)

Nyssus albopunctatus
Nyssus albopunctatus
Nyssus albopunctatus

Storosa obscura (Dark Storosa)

Storosa obscura
Storosa obscura
Storosa obscura

Tamopsis fickerti (Two-tailed spider)

Tamopsis fickerti
Tamopsis fickerti
Tamopsis fickerti

Tamopsis sp. (genus) (Two-tailed spider)

Tamopsis sp. (genus)
Tamopsis sp. (genus)
Tamopsis sp. (genus)

Thomisidae (family) (Unidentified Crab spider or Flower spider)

Thomisidae (family)
Thomisidae (family)
Thomisidae (family)

Zodariidae (family) (Unidentified Ant spider or Spotted ground spider)

Zodariidae (family)
Zodariidae (family)
Zodariidae (family)
Bruce Ridge

Land area

194.15 ha

Survey Effort Score (SES)

23

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