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Table 4-1: Reptiles found from Port field survey Note: Only prescence / absence data recorded in these tables. Full trap data are available. Table Key a = active search c = cage e = Elliot trap f = funnel trap Client: Western Desert Resources Ltd Doc No. DW120004-C0302-EIA-R-0036 Doc Title: Appendix D – Terrestrial Biodiversity Report i = incidental p = pit fall trap s = signs (eg. scats, scratchings) SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME AGAMIDAE CR = Critically Endangered EN = Endangered VU = Vulnerable NT = Near Threatened Diporiphora bilineata Two-Lined Dragon - LC i Lophognathus gilberti Gilbert's Dragon - LC Dendrelaphis punctulata Green Tree Snake - DD i ELAPIDAE Demansia vestigiata Black Whip Snake - DD Brachyurophis roperi Northern Shovel-nosed Snake - NL Demansia papuensis Papaun Whip Snake - DD i PYGOPODIDAE Delma borea Rusty-topped Delma - LC PYTHONIDAE Antaresia childreni Children's Python - DD Liasis fuscus Water Python - LC i SCINCIDAE Carlia amax Two-Spined Rainbow Skink - LC Carlia munda Striped Rainbow Skink - LC Ctenotus inornatus Plain Ctenotus - LC Ctenotus spaldingi Spalding's Ctenotus - LC Cryptoblepharus ruber Tawny Snake-eyed Skink - NE VARANIDAE Varanus mertensi Mertens' Water Monitor - VU i CHELUIDAE Chelodina canni Cann's Long-necked Turtle - LC i STATUS SITE DD = Data Deficient LC = Least Concern (Int) = Introduced NE = Not Evaluated Aus NT In 1 2 3 4 5 6 a f,p a,p p p f f a,f p a a f a,p a,p f p a,p a a p
Table 4-2: Amphibians found from Port field survey Note: Only prescence / absence data recorded in these tables. Full trap data are available. Table Key a = active search c = cage e = Elliot trap f = funnel trap Client: Western Desert Resources Ltd Doc No. DW120004-C0302-EIA-R-0036 Doc Title: Appendix D – Terrestrial Biodiversity Report i = incidental p = pit fall trap s = signs (eg. scats, scratchings) SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME BUFONIDAE Chaunus marinus Cane Toad - (Int) HYLIDAE Litoria australis Giant Frog - DD Litoria bicolor Northern Dwarf Tree-frog - DD Litoria caerulea Green Tree-frog - LC Litoria tornieri Tornier's Frog - LC Litoria longipes Long-footed Frog - LC LIMNODYNASTIDAE Notaden melanoscaphus Northern Spadefoot Toad - LC Opisthodon ornatus Ornate Burrowing Frog - DD Table 4-3: Mammals found from Port field survey CR = Critically Endangered EN = Endangered VU = Vulnerable NT = Near Threatened STATUS SITE DD = Data Deficient LC = Least Concern (Int) = Introduced NE = Not Evaluated Aus NT In 1 2 3 4 5 6 p e a p e e p p Note: Only prescence / absence data recorded in these tables. Full trap data are available. Table Key a = active search c = cage e = Elliot trap f = funnel trap i = incidental p = pit fall trap s = signs (eg. scats, scratchings) SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME BOVIDAE CR = Critically Endangered EN = Endangered VU = Vulnerable NT = Near Threatened Bos taurus Cattle - (Int) i MACROPODIDAE Macropus agilis Agile Wallaby - LC i MURIDAE Pseudomys nanus Western Chestnut Mouse - NT Rattus colletti Dusky Rat - LC SUIDAE Sus scrofa Pig - (Int) s PERAMELIDAE Isoodon macrourus Northern Brown Bandicoot - LC STATUS SITE a a a a,p a a p p Aus NT In 1 2 3 4 5 6 e a a a,p DD = Data Deficient LC = Least Concern (Int) = Introduced NE = Not Evaluated e e
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EcOz Environmental Services Draft E
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Document Control Record Prepared by
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5.5 Sensitive Habitats ............
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Figure 25: Notable habitat identifi
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Appendices FAUNA APPENDICES Appendi
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Figure 1: Locations for three propo
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Table 1: A summary of key informati
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• Fine scale vegetation mapping (
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Coastal Port Facilities The coastal
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“Vegetation mapping is not an exa
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• Water bodies - The waterbodies
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2.3 Groundwater Dependant Ecosystem
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Haul Road Transport Corridor Five s
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Figure 2: Map of all fauna survey l
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Bat Survey Bat species present were
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The Freshwater fish surveys were ca
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2.6 Targeted Surveys 2.6.1 Bare-rum
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Figure 3: The IUCN Red List categor
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D-3. Desktop Review 3.1 Climate The
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3.3 Sites of Conservation Significa
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3.4 Topography and Geomorphology Th
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Figure 6: Five-year fire scar map o
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3.6 Weeds Weed data was collected f
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3.7.2 Flora Records Flora surveys w
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Figure 10: Map of existing flora re
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Figure 11: Proposed site layout pla
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Table 9: Five main vegetation and l
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Veg. Type Table 10: Vegetation Type
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Figure 13: Five main vegetation typ
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4.3.2 Vegetation Condition The fire
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(note that conceptual site layout h
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Site Photo Description F5 F6 F7 F8a
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Site Photo Description F12 F13 F14
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4.5.2 Fauna Survey Results The Wet
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Figure 24: Locations of freshwater
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4.7 Bare-rumped Sheathtail Bat Surv
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Figure 25: Notable habitat identifi
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Sections of the McArthur land syste
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Table 14: Land system and vegetatio
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Land System Landform Soils Vegetati
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5.3 Vegetation Surveys National Veg
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NVIS Level 3 Veg ID Description (ad
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Figure 27: Haul road (and surrounds
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5.3.1 Notable flora records Surveys
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Towns Survey - Lower Reaches Site 4
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Towns Survey - Upper Site 3 Site 4
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Table 18: Fauna site habitat descri
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diversity. The riparian zone and ad
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Figure 34: Map 1 of 4 - Haul road s
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Figure 36: Map 3 of 4 - Haul road s
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5.5.2 Rocky Sandstone Ridges Rocky
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feature the three species of freshw
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Figure 39: Land system map of the c
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Table 22: Vegetation type summaries
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6.3.2 Vegetation Condition The vege
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6.3.4 Introduced Plant Species Envi
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Site Photo Description Site 4 Site
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6.4.2 Fauna Survey Results The surv
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6.5 Sensitive Habitats None of the
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6.5.4 Melaleuca Swamp This is a rel
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Figure 46: Map of threatened and no
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SCIENTIFIC NAME Falcunculus frontat
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7.1.2 Migratory Shorebirds The Gulf
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Figure 48: Location of MLA and haul
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7.1.4 Proposed Status Changes In 20
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Table 29: Notable flora species wit
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Ground: Alloteropsis semialata (fq
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Ground: Portulaca bicolor (fq 75%),
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Upper: Low open woodland dominated
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mitrasacmoides (fq 50%), Panicum ef
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Ground: Murdannia graminea (fq 100%
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25%), Jacksonia odontoclada (fq 25%
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Ground: Crotalaria montana (fq 33%)
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Carissa lanceolata (fq 25%), Dolich
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33%), Dimeria ornithopoda (fq 33%),
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Landform: simple slope General Cond
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Ground: Polygala longifolia (fq 67%
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Ground: Ammannia multiflora (fq 100
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Ground: Alloteropsis semialata (fq
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cunninghamii (fq 67%), Grevillea pa
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Ground: Bulbostylis barbata (fq 67%
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Desmodium brownii (fq 20%), Desmodi
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graminea (fq 33%), Nesaea muelleri
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trifolia (fq 33%), Cyperus holoscho
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microcephala (fq 67%), Melochia cor
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General Condition: This single site
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Site ID Map Easting Northing Descri
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Table 10-5: Vegetation Assessment o
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Site ID Map Easting Northing W54 2
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Site ID Map Easting Northing Client
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Table 11-4: Port Area. Vegetation U
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