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Concealer moths (Oecophoridae)

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9 species

Anomozancla scopariella (A Concealer moth)

Anomozancla scopariella
Anomozancla scopariella
Anomozancla scopariella
Anomozancla scopariella
Anomozancla scopariella
Anomozancla scopariella

Artiastis (genus) (Chezala Group)

Artiastis (genus)
Artiastis (genus)
Artiastis (genus)
Artiastis (genus)
Artiastis (genus)
Artiastis (genus)

Crepidosceles glycydora (Crepidosceles glycydora)

Crepidosceles glycydora
Crepidosceles glycydora
Crepidosceles glycydora
Crepidosceles glycydora

Guestia sp. (Guestia sp.)

Hoplostega ochroma (a Eulechria Group moth)

Hoplostega ochroma
Hoplostega ochroma
Hoplostega ochroma
Hoplostega ochroma
Hoplostega ochroma
Hoplostega ochroma

Oecophoridae provisional species 2

Oecophoridae provisional species 2
Oecophoridae provisional species 2
Oecophoridae provisional species 2
Oecophoridae provisional species 2
Oecophoridae provisional species 2
Oecophoridae provisional species 2

Philobota grammatica (Philobota grammatica)

Phryganeutis cinerea (Chezala Group moth)

Phryganeutis cinerea
Phryganeutis cinerea
Phryganeutis cinerea
Phryganeutis cinerea
Phryganeutis cinerea
Phryganeutis cinerea

Tachystola hemisema (A Concealer moth)

Tachystola hemisema
Tachystola hemisema
Tachystola hemisema
Tachystola hemisema
Tachystola hemisema
Tachystola hemisema
Ben Boyd National Park

Species Richness Score (SRS)

3,343

Land area

10.8K ha

Survey Effort Score (SES)

1

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