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Sea Shells, Sea Slugs, Octopuses & allies (Mollusca)

Lake Curalo species

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This area was home to the Wings of Spring event on 10 Nov, 2019

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12 species

Austroginella muscaria (Fly-like Margin Shell)

Austroginella muscaria
Austroginella muscaria
Austroginella muscaria
Austroginella muscaria
Austroginella muscaria
Austroginella muscaria

Barbatia (Barbatia) pistachia (Banded Ark)

Barbatia (Barbatia) pistachia
Barbatia (Barbatia) pistachia

Barnea (Anchomasa) obturamentum (Tongue-shaped Angel's Wing)

Barnea (Anchomasa) obturamentum
Barnea (Anchomasa) obturamentum

Eatoniella (Eatoniella) melanochroma (Eatoniella (Eatoniella) melanochroma)

Eumarcia fumigata (Smoked Venerid)

Eumarcia fumigata
Eumarcia fumigata

Laternula (Laternula) gracilis (Laternula (Laternula) gracilis)

Macomona deltoidalis (Triangular Tellin)

Macomona deltoidalis
Macomona deltoidalis

Mesoginella turbinata (Turbinate Margin Shell)

Mesoginella turbinata
Mesoginella turbinata

Nassarius (Plicarcularia) jonasii (Jonas's Dog Whelk)

Nassarius (Plicarcularia) jonasii
Nassarius (Plicarcularia) jonasii

Salinator fragilis (A sea snail)

Soletellina (Soletellina) alba (Soletellina (Soletellina) alba)

Velacumantus australis (Southern Mud Creeper)

Velacumantus australis
Velacumantus australis
Lake Curalo

Species Richness Score (SRS)

551
  • Area (hectares) 123.44 ha
  • Survey Effort Score (SES) 16.26 sightings per ha

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