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Jewel beetles (Buprestidae)

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7 species

Astraeus (Astraeus) pygmaeus (A small Casuarina jewel beetle.)

Astraeus (Astraeus) pygmaeus
Astraeus (Astraeus) pygmaeus
Astraeus (Astraeus) pygmaeus
Astraeus (Astraeus) pygmaeus
Astraeus (Astraeus) pygmaeus
Astraeus (Astraeus) pygmaeus

Astraeus crassus (Crassus jewel beetle)

Astraeus crassus
Astraeus crassus
Astraeus crassus
Astraeus crassus
Astraeus crassus
Astraeus crassus

Castiarina crenata (Jewel beetle)

Castiarina crenata
Castiarina crenata
Castiarina crenata
Castiarina crenata
Castiarina crenata
Castiarina crenata

Castiarina erythroptera (Lycid Mimic Jewel Beetle)

Castiarina erythroptera
Castiarina erythroptera
Castiarina erythroptera
Castiarina erythroptera
Castiarina erythroptera
Castiarina erythroptera

Castiarina parallela (A Jewel Beetle)

Castiarina parallela
Castiarina parallela
Castiarina parallela
Castiarina parallela
Castiarina parallela
Castiarina parallela

Castiarina sexplagiata (Jewel beetle)

Castiarina sexplagiata
Castiarina sexplagiata
Castiarina sexplagiata
Castiarina sexplagiata
Castiarina sexplagiata
Castiarina sexplagiata

Stigmodera macularia (Macularia jewel beetle)

Stigmodera macularia
Stigmodera macularia
Stigmodera macularia
Stigmodera macularia
Stigmodera macularia
Stigmodera macularia
Morton National Park

Species Richness Score (SRS)

5,205
  • Area (hectares) 207.6K ha
  • Survey Effort Score (SES) 0.1 sightings per ha

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