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Phyllospora comosa at Murramarang National Park - 21 Oct 2019 by MatthewFrawley

Phyllospora comosa

MatthewFrawley
Hormosira banksii (Neptune's Necklace) at Murramarang National Park - 21 Oct 2019 by MatthewFrawley

Hormosira banksii

MatthewFrawley
Champia compressa at Murramarang National Park - 22 Apr 2017 by RoyandJenny

Champia compressa

RoyandJenny
Martensia sp. (genus) (A red algae) at Murramarang National Park - 21 Apr 2017 by RoyandJenny

Martensia sp. (genus)

RoyandJenny
Dictyota sp. (genus) (A brown seaweed) at Murramarang National Park - 20 Apr 2017 by RoyandJenny

Dictyota sp. (genus)

RoyandJenny
Martensia sp. (genus) (A red algae) at Murramarang National Park - 16 Apr 2015 by RoyandJenny

Martensia sp. (genus)

RoyandJenny
Phyllospora comosa at Murramarang National Park - 21 Oct 2019 by MatthewFrawley
Hormosira banksii (Neptune's Necklace) at Murramarang National Park - 21 Oct 2019 by MatthewFrawley
Champia compressa at Murramarang National Park - 22 Apr 2017 by RoyandJenny
Martensia sp. (genus) (A red algae) at Murramarang National Park - 21 Apr 2017 by RoyandJenny
Dictyota sp. (genus) (A brown seaweed) at Murramarang National Park - 20 Apr 2017 by RoyandJenny
Martensia sp. (genus) (A red algae) at Murramarang National Park - 16 Apr 2015 by RoyandJenny
Murramarang National Park

Species Richness Score (SRS)

2,916
  • Area (hectares) 12338.7 ha
  • Survey Effort Score (SES) 1.09 sightings per ha

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