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Hump-backed Bee Fly Geron sp. Bombyliidae On Crotalaria goreensis Fabaceae Shoal Bay 01
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Huntsman Spider Possibly Neosparassus diana Has Bifurcated Hairy Pads Like Suction Cups On Its Tarsus And Metatarsus That Allow It To Move On Any Surface Or Orientation Shoal Bay
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Huntsman Spider SPARASSIDAE sp. Possibly Neosparassus diana Has Eight Eyes In Two Rows With Relatively Good Eyesight Shoal Bay
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Huntsman Spider SPARASSIDAE sp. Possibly Neosparassus diana Have Legs With Bifurcated Hairy Pads That Like Suction Cups Allow The Huntsman To Move On Any Surface In Any Orientation Shoal Bay
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Huntsman Spider SPARASSIDAE sp. Possibly Neosparassus diana Long Powerful Laterigrade Legs Move Like Crab Legs & Allow It To Run Sideways As Efficiently As Forwards Or Backwards Shoal Bay
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Huntsman Spider SPARASSIDAE sp. Possibly Neosparassus diana Seemed Relaxed Or Tired After Night Of Hunting Shoal Bay
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Huntsman Spider SPARASSIDAE sp. Possibly Neosparassus diana Seemed Relaxed Or Tired After A Night Of Hunting Shoal Bay
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Huntsman Spider SPARASSIDAE sp. Possibly Neosparassus diana Two Rows Of Eyes, Pedipalp & Chelicera Shoal Bay
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Itchgrass Rottboellia cochinchinensis Poaceae Lower Paired Fertile Sessile Spikelet With Protruding Stigmas & Single Anther On Spike Segment Shoal Bay
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Itchgrass Rottboellia cochinchinensis Poaceae Main Stem With Siliceous Needle Like Hairs That Can Penetrate And Irritate The Skin Shoal Bay 01
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Itchgrass Rottboellia cochinchinensis Poaceae Main Stem With Siliceous Needle Like Hairs That Can Penetrate And Irritate The Skin Shoal Bay
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Itchgrass Rottboellia cochinchinensis Poaceae With A Branched, Feathery & Moist Stigma Shoal Bay
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Itchgrass Rottboellia cochinchinensis Tubular Shaped Pendulous Anthers With Elastic Filaments Just Long Enough To Keep Them Oscillating & Colliding With The Stigma Shoal Bay
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Itchgrass Rottboellia cochinchinensis With Endothecium Tissue Tension Causing The Splitting Of Anthers & Release Of Pollen The Feathery Stigma Becomes Pollinated With Pollen Grains Shoal Bay 01
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Itchgrass Rottboellia cochinchinensis With Endothecium Tissue Tension Causing The Splitting Of Anthers & Release Of Pollen The Feathery Stigma Becomes Pollinated With Pollen Grains Shoal Bay
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Jumping Plant Lice Possibly Acizzia sp. Adult The Number Of Australian Acizzia Spp. Associated With Acacia May Range Between 58 And 77 While This One On Acacia dimidiata Shoal Bay
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Jumping Plant Lice PSYLLIDAE sp. Possibly Acizzia sp. Adult & Egg On Acacia holosericea FABACEAE Shoal Bay
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Jumping Plant Lice PSYLLIDAE sp. Possibly Acizzia sp. Adult & Egg Tended By Green Tree Ant Oecophylla smaragdina On Acacia holosericea FABACEAE Shoal Bay
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Jumping Plant Lice PSYLLIDAE sp. Possibly Acizzia sp. Adults & Nymphs Tended By Green Tree Ant On Acacia holosericea Shoal Bay
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Jumping Plant Lice PSYLLIDAE sp. Possibly Acizzia sp. Adults Laying Eggs On Acacia holosericea Shoal Bay
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Jumping Plant Lice PSYLLIDAE sp. Possibly Acizzia sp. Adults, Eggs & Nymphs Tended By Green Tree Ant On Acacia holosericea Shoal Bay
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Jumping Plant Lice PSYLLIDAE sp. Possibly Acizzia sp. Adults,Nymphs & Eggs Tended By Green Tree Ant On Acacia holosericea Shoal Bay
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Jumping Plant Lice PSYLLIDAE sp. Possibly Acizzia sp. Feeding Adult On Acacia dimidiata Shoal Bay
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Jumping Plant Lice PSYLLIDAE sp. Possibly Acizzia sp. Instars Tended By Green Tree Ant Oecophylla smaragdina For Honeydew Rewards On Acacia dimidiata Pulvinus Shoal Bay
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Jumping Plant Lice PSYLLIDAE sp. Possibly Acizzia sp. Newly Laid Eggs Being Guarded By Green Tree Ant On An Acacia dimidiata Branch Covered In Densely Matted Woolly Hairs Shoal Bay
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Jumping Plant Lice PSYLLIDAE sp. Possibly Acizzia sp. Nymphs 3rd & 4th Stage Instars On Acacia difficilis Fabaceae Shoal Bay
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Jumping Plant Lice PSYLLIDAE sp. Possibly Acizzia sp. Nymphs Coaxed By Green Tree Ant Antennae To Excrete Honeydew From Sucking On Acacia difficilis Stems Shoal Bay 01