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7 species

Arkys lancearius (Triangular Spider)

Arkys lancearius
Arkys lancearius
Arkys lancearius
Arkys lancearius
Arkys lancearius
Arkys lancearius

Arkys walckenaeri (Triangle spider)

Arkys walckenaeri
Arkys walckenaeri
Arkys walckenaeri
Arkys walckenaeri
Arkys walckenaeri
Arkys walckenaeri

Asianopis subrufa (Rufous net-casting spider)

Asianopis subrufa
Asianopis subrufa
Asianopis subrufa
Asianopis subrufa
Asianopis subrufa
Asianopis subrufa

Lehtinelagia prasina (Leek-green flower spider)

Lehtinelagia prasina
Lehtinelagia prasina
Lehtinelagia prasina
Lehtinelagia prasina
Lehtinelagia prasina
Lehtinelagia prasina

Oxyopes elegans (Elegant Lynx Spider)

Oxyopes elegans
Oxyopes elegans
Oxyopes elegans
Oxyopes elegans
Oxyopes elegans
Oxyopes elegans

Sidymella rubrosignata (Crab spider)

Sidymella rubrosignata
Sidymella rubrosignata
Sidymella rubrosignata
Sidymella rubrosignata
Sidymella rubrosignata
Sidymella rubrosignata

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

Tamopsis sp. (genus)
Tamopsis sp. (genus)
Tamopsis sp. (genus)
Tamopsis sp. (genus)
Tamopsis sp. (genus)
Tamopsis sp. (genus)
Wingecarribee Local Government Area

Species Richness Score (SRS)

4,034
  • Area (hectares) 269K ha
  • Survey Effort Score (SES) 0.02 sightings per ha

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