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Main Creek at Baldry's Rd crossing

Melbourne

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ME_EMI200 Bunyip River Catchment

Monday 18th April 2016 11:00am Approved
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Water Bugs Agreed Level Taxonomy Method

Image Species Score Quantity
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a. Family Megapodagrionidae (Damselfly nymph) 5 5
b. Family Ecnomidae, Genus Ecnomus (bandit caddis) b. Family Ecnomidae, Genus Ecnomus (bandit caddis) 4 5
b. Family Synlestidae (Damselfly nymph) b. Family Synlestidae (Damselfly nymph) 3 2
c. Family Atyidae (glass shrimp) c. Family Atyidae (glass shrimp) 4 1
c. Family Veliidae/ Family Mesoveliidae/ Family Hebridae (water treaders) c. Family Veliidae/ Family Mesoveliidae/ Family Hebridae (water treaders) 3 2
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f. Order Amphipoda (scuds, sideswimmers) 3 4
g. Family Chironomidae (chironomids - True Fly larvae) g. Family Chironomidae (chironomids - True Fly larvae) 3 9
g. Family Leptophlebiidae, Genus Atalophlebia (leptophleb - Mayfly nymph) g. Family Leptophlebiidae, Genus Atalophlebia (leptophleb - Mayfly nymph) 5 10
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g. Order Acarina, (water mites) 5 10
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i. Family Leptophlebiidae (leptophlebs - Mayfly nymphs) various genera 8 10
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l. Family Calamoceratidae, Anisocentropus (sleeping bag caddis) 7 30
m. Family Corixidae , Genus Micronecta (little brindle boatman) m. Family Corixidae , Genus Micronecta (little brindle boatman) 2 90
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p. Family Leptoceridae Unidentified, various genera (Caddis fly larvae) 6 30
q. Family Leptoceridae, Genus Triplectides (stick caddis) q. Family Leptoceridae, Genus Triplectides (stick caddis) 4 40
ALT Signal Score 5.07
Weighted ALT Signal Score 5.24

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