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Table 38 Passerine species with 30 or fewer site records in the ANHAT database. Species No. Records % in NRS Location Veg type Area (km 2 ) EPBC status Anthus cervinus 1 0.0 UR 100 NL Pitta moluccensis 1 0.0 UR 400 NL Zosterops natalis 2 0.0 Is RF 300 NL Aplonis cantoroides 3 0.0 UnV 100 NL Falcunculus leucogaster 3 0.0 W WL, Mal 100 NL Gerygone igata 5 0.0 NZ 200 NL Arses lorealis 12 75.0 NE RF 700 NL Amytornis ballarae 20 0.0 I Sp, RH 1200 NL Acrocephalus orientalis 24 16.7 UR WL 1200 NL Cecropis daurica 28 3.6 UnV 1700 NL Removal of poorly recorded species leaves 4970597 records in ANHAT for 311 species (and subspecies). The mean number of records per species for species with greater than 30 records was 15983, with the mean of 28.9 for the percent of records in PAs. Forty-seven species of passerines had 45% or greater of their individual record sites located within PAs. Five of these species are classified as threatened, including three species classified as endangered. Rainforest-dwelling species are well represented in group in line with the high reservation rates of this vegetation type. The species in this table generally come from eastern Australia and southern Australia. Very few species come from the western half of Australia. Table 39 Passerine species with 45% or more of their record sites in PAs. Species No. Records No. Records in PAs % in PAs Location Veg type Area (km 2 ) EPBC status Sand, LS, RG 30800 NL Origma solitaria 2058 928 45.1 SE Lichenostomus cratitius 2248 1015 45.1 S Mal, WL 76100 NL Pycnoptilus floccosus 2810 1274 45.3 SE WF 57100 NL Sericornis citreogularis 4845 2290 47.3 E WF 70800 NL Arses telescophthalmus 304 144 47.4 NE RF 5600 NL Lichenostomus ornatus 11325 5396 47.6 S Mal, WL 241600 NL Arses kaupi 663 317 47.8 NE RF 14700 NL Pitta erythrogaster 89 43 48.3 NE For 2700 NL Pachycephala inornata 3050 1477 48.4 S WL, Mal 92400 NL Drymodes brunneopygia 2979 1465 49.2 S Mal 102400 NL Dasyornis longirostris 81 40 49.4 SW He, CSw 3500 VU Ptiloris victoriae 1287 655 50.9 NE RF 15200 NL Machaerirhynchus flaviventer 1110 570 51.3 NE RF 20500 NL Amytornis housei 83 43 51.8 NW SP 3700 NL Monarcha frater 107 56 52.3 NE RF 3800 NL Pitta iris 783 412 52.6 N For 22500 NL Stipiturus malachurus 6268 3300 52.6 SE, SW, TAS He, Wet 104500 NL 54
Zosterops citrinellus 66 35 53.0 NE WL, For 5700 NL Amytornis purnelli 853 458 53.7 I GrL 23900 NL Colluricincla woodwardi 808 439 54.3 N Sand, Cl 29500 NL Lichenostomus frenatus 1032 567 54.9 NE RF 12500 NL Dasyornis brachypterus 1389 774 55.7 SE He, CSw 9500 EN Calamanthus cautus 2321 1298 55.9 S Mal 82300 NL Poecilodryas albispecularis 1362 770 56.5 NE RF 11900 NL Scenopoeetes dentirostris 627 356 56.8 NE HRF 10100 NL Acanthiza katherina 567 325 57.3 NE RF 9000 NL Ptiloris paradiseus 1797 1036 57.6 E RF 31100 NL Colluricincla boweri 744 430 57.8 NE RF 10800 NL Cinclosoma castanotus 2339 1373 58.7 S Mal, Mu 92300 NL Amytornis striatus 1121 666 59.4 NC GrL, Mal 41700 NL Tregellasia leucops 255 153 60.0 NE RF 3500 NL Psophodes nigrogularis 418 252 60.3 SW, SC Mal, He, Th 16700 VU/EN Menura alberti 1751 1064 60.8 E RF 10300 NL Drymodes superciliaris 176 107 60.8 NE For 4000 NL Atrichornis clamosus 126 77 61.1 SW CV 3300 VU Orthonyx spaldingii 807 498 61.7 NE RF 14100 NL Microeca griseoceps 125 78 62.4 NE RF 3200 NL Sericornis keri 344 216 62.8 NE HRF 5900 NL Prionodura newtoniana 338 219 64.8 NE HRF 7200 NL Meliphaga albilineata 491 340 69.2 NW Gor 13200 NL Erythrura trichroa 140 99 70.7 NE RF 2600 NL Pachycephala rufogularis 422 300 71.1 SE Mal 17700 NL Oreoscopus gutturalis 524 374 71.4 NE RF 8500 NL Timeliopsis fallax 103 79 76.7 NE RF 2400 NL Stipiturus mallee 142 111 78.2 SE Mal 4900 EN Amytornis woodwardi 101 82 81.2 N Sp 3400 NL Atrichornis rufescens 756 640 84.7 SE For 9700 NL Thirteen species had less than 10% of ANHAT records located within the NRS. One of the 13 species is classified as endangered. The species in this table are scattered across Australia. There is also no obvious habitat type that dominates the preference of this group. Table 40 Passerine species with
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Focusing on the Landscape Biodivers
Page 3 and 4: Table 20 Mammal species recorded in
Page 5 and 6: Executive Summary We compared the l
Page 7 and 8: Table 1 Summary of vertebrate taxa
Page 9 and 10: afforded to species for which we ha
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Page 13 and 14: Table 7 Codes for more detailed loc
Page 15 and 16: Uperoleia arenicola 12 CN, WL NL Li
Page 17 and 18: species is 32.0%. The mean number o
Page 19 and 20: Mammals The ANHAT database has 4138
Page 21 and 22: Cercartetus caudatus 13 61.5 NE RF
Page 23 and 24: Phascogale tapoatafa pirata 35 25 (
Page 25 and 26: Trichosurus vulpecula 18899 830 538
Page 27 and 28: Reptiles The ANHAT database has 328
Page 29 and 30: Cryptophis incredibilis 2 0.0 Princ
Page 31 and 32: Egernia obiri 12 66.7 NC RH 900 NL
Page 33 and 34: Ramphotyphlops silvia 29 79.3 EC RF
Page 35 and 36: Cryptoblepharus litoralis 127 71 55
Page 37 and 38: Table 25 Reptile species with
Page 39 and 40: Acritoscincus duperreyi 1327 138 75
Page 41 and 42: Christinus alexanderi 39 3 NL Leris
Page 43 and 44: Varanus semiremex 36 2 NL Gehyra mi
Page 45 and 46: Non-passerine (marine birds removed
Page 47 and 48: Podargus ocellatus 696 456 (65.5%)
Page 49 and 50: Lathamus discolour 5187 195 125 EN
Page 51 and 52: Phalacrocorax sulcirostris 37557 70
Page 53: Passerines Passerines, or the song
Page 57 and 58: Mirafra javanica 7123 174 139 NL Dr
Page 59 and 60: Strepera versicolor 26003 791 472 N
Page 61 and 62: Dragonflies and Damselflies (Odonat
Page 63 and 64: Telephlebia undia 2 100.0 IE Wet 20
Page 65 and 66: these, 38 species had 45% or greate
Page 67 and 68: The dragonfly or damselfly group is
Page 69 and 70: Hemigomphus comitatus 20 4 4 NL Epi
Page 71 and 72: Hesperilla donnysa 621 1.17 Eurema
Page 73 and 74: Acrodipsas hirtipes 9 0.0 NE WL 400
Page 75 and 76: Nesoxenica leprea 159 Oreixenica or
Page 77 and 78: Three butterfly species had records
Page 79 and 80: Arhopala madytus 43 3 3 NL Phalanta
Page 81 and 82: Land snails (Pulmonata) The ANHAT d
Page 83 and 84: Pupisoma orcula 145 0.34 Pupoides a
Page 85 and 86: *Bothriembryon location 6b 1 0.0 SW
Page 87 and 88: Charopidae nn 20 1 0.0 CEI 200 NL C
Page 89 and 90: Luinodiscus sublesta 1 0.0 SE WL 20
Page 91 and 92: *Bothriembryon location 19 2 50.0 S
Page 93 and 94: Charopidae wt 53 2 100.0 NE 200 NL
Page 95 and 96: Sinumelon hullanum 2 0.0 NCI RH 200
Page 97 and 98: umbillicata Gyrocochlea convoluta 3
Page 99 and 100: Charopidae cy 4 4 0.0 NE 300 NL Cha
Page 101 and 102: Westraltrachia ascita 4 0.0 NW RH 2
Page 103 and 104: Semotrachia runutjirbana 5 100.0 CI
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Camaenidae st 3 7 85.7 SE 200 NL Ch
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Rotacharopa annabelli 8 25.0 NE For
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Succinea sq 1 10 0.0 EC? 1000 NL To
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Malandena suturalis 63 34 53.97 NE
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Westraltrachia froggatti froggatti
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Camaenidae eu 2 12 0 0.00 NE 500 NL
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Turgenitubulus christenseni 30 0 0.
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Westraltrachia tropida 13 1 7.69 NW
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Mussonena campbelli 17 1 1 NL Rhyti
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Austrochloritis bellengerensis 11 2
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Elasmias terrestris 14 3 3 NL Helic
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Rotacharopa kessneri 25 4 4 NL Vent
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Trap-door Spiders (Mygalomorphae) T
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lackdownensis Aname camara 1 0.00 N
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Eucyrtops torbayensis 1 0.00 SW WL
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Namirea johnlyonsi 1 100.00 For 100
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*Aname location 112 2 0.00 WC 100 N
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*Aname location 108 3 0.00 W 400 NL
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Mandjelia banksi 4 25.00 NE 400 NL
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Aganippe occidentalis 7 14.29 WC Fo
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Ixamatus barina 52 35 (67.3%) NE Fo
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Aganippe rhaphiduca sp grp 15 1 1 N
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Huntsman Spiders (Sparassidae) The
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Neosparassus n27 2 0.00 200 NL Neos
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The overall lack of records resulte
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Trigonothops flavofasciata 37 0.39
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Notonomus cbcr3 6 1 100.0 100 NL No
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Carenum lepidum 1 0.0 100 NL Carenu
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Laccopterum quadriseriatum 1 0.0 10
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Rhytisternus ambs1 1 1 0.0 100 NL R
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Parophonus opacus 2 50.0 100 NL Pau
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Moriodema mcoyei 2 0.0 200 NL Morio
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Philipis picta 3 100.0 QLD For 200
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Trechodes bipartitus 3 0.0 ACT, NSW
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Lacordairia nq1 5 100.0 500 NL Meon
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Promecoderus lucidicollis 6 0.0 600
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Dicraspeda nitida 9 66.7 QLD RF 900
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Pamborus macleayi 68 35 51.5 E For
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Cenogmus interioris 13 0 0.0 1300 N
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Catadromus australis 12 1 1 NL Phil
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Trichosternus nsw1 12 4 4 NL Promec
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SA, TAS, VIC Clypeodytes darlington
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Copelatus divisus 22 15 68.2 QLD NL
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The findings of the studies of spec
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• Queensland Herbarium (BRI) •
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Menkhorst P and Knight F (2001) A F
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Appendix 2 Invertebrate summary Tax
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