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Corymbia polycarpa Mid Woodl<strong>and</strong> (Vegetation type 21) associated with a seepage in the south-eastern<br />

ridges flowing towards the Magaranyi Creek. This seepage may be prone to flowing all year round in good<br />

Wet seasons. The seepage was initially thought to be a potential spring (as the water was still flowing in<br />

October 2011, a particularly wet year) but water quality <strong>and</strong> ground water depths suggest a shallower more<br />

ephemeral source. The vegetation associated with the seepage has been mapped as an individual<br />

vegetation type for the area but the floristics are not considerably different from Vegetation type 6 Corymbia<br />

polycarpa <strong>and</strong> Erythrophleum chlorostachys occurring at the base of the rocky ridges. Mining will alter the<br />

hydrology <strong>and</strong> most certainly eliminate this vegetation type (type 21).<br />

Client: Western Desert Resources Ltd Page 79 of 150<br />

Doc No. DW120004-C0302-EIA-R-0036<br />

Doc Title: <strong>Appendix</strong> D – <strong>Terrestrial</strong> <strong>Biodiversity</strong> Technical Report

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