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Orange Ringlet Hypocysta adiante NYMPHALIDAE Sipping On Pandanus spiralis Polydrupe Possibly Utilizing A Plant-Acquired Pyrrolizidine Alkaloid Shoal Bay
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Orb-weaving Spider Possibly Eustala sp. Araneidae On Acacia latescens FABACEAE Shoal Bay
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Palemouth Brachydiplax denticauda Exhibit Non-Contact Guarding Behaviour During Oviposition With The Male Only Accompanying The Ovipositing Female Shoal Bay
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Palemouth Brachydiplax denticauda Female Eggs Must Be Washed Off Into Water During Flight As She Dips The Tip Of Her Abdomen Into The Water Shoal Bay 01
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Palemouth Brachydiplax denticauda Female Eggs Must Be Washed Off Into Water During Flight As She Dips The Tip Of Her Abdomen Into The Water Shoal Bay
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Palemouth Brachydiplax denticauda Female Free From Reliance On Plant Material, Exophytically Ovipositing Libelluloid Dragonflies Are Able To Exploit Smaller Or Temporary Bodies Of Water Shoal Bay
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Palemouth Brachydiplax denticauda Female With Special Flanges Flankng The Genital Opening, When Extended Allow Her To Strike The Surface Of The Water, Splashing Eggs Into The Water Shoal Bay
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Palemouth Brachydiplax denticauda Females Actively Seek Out A Favoured Location In The Water Body Before Depositing Their Egg Clutches Shoal Bay
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Palemouth Brachydiplax denticauda Free From Reliance On Plant Material, Exophytically Ovipositing Libelluloid Dragonflies Are Able To Exploit Smaller Or Temporary Bodies Of Water Shoal Bay
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Palemouth Brachydiplax denticauda Libellulidae Female Lays Its Eggs By Hovering And Stabbing Its Abdomen Into The Water Shoal Bay
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Palemouth Brachydiplax denticauda Male Exhibist Non-Contact Guarding Behaviour During Oviposition With The Male Only Accompanying The Ovipositing Female Shoal Bay
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Palemouth Brachydiplax denticauda Males Guide Females To Several Locations At The Water, Resulting In Numerous Short And Continuous Egg-Laying Burst Shoal Bay
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Pandanus spiralis Pandanaceae Fallen Polydrupe Strong-Smelling, Woody, Sides Irregularly Angled & Base Slightly Fleshy And Fibrous Shoal Bay
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Peaceful Dove Geopelia striata Columbidae Sunbathing On The Shoreline Resting In The Eriocaulon cinereum Eriocaulaceae Shoal Bay
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Pterocaulon serrulatum var. velutinum A Dry Single-Seeded Fruit, Beaked Cypsela, Is Wind Borne Utilizing Pappus With Minutely Scabrous, Barbellate Bristles Shoal Bay
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Pterocaulon serrulatum var. velutinum Asteracea Mysterious Fluid Bubbles Possibly Spider Inspired Shoal Bay
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Pterocaulon serrulatum var. velutinum Asteracea Naked Tube Associated With Free Pappus Possibly The Style Of The Plant’s Gynoecium Shoal Bay
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Pterocaulon serrulatum var. velutinum Asteracea Naked Tube Associated With Free Pappus Possibly The Style Of The Plants Gynoecium Shoal Bay
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Pterocaulon serrulatum var. velutinum Floating Dried & Dehisced Floret Surrounded By Terete Achenes With Minutely Barbellate Bristles On The Pappus Shoal Bay
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Pterocaulon serrulatum var. velutinum Hermaphrodite Floret Corolla Tube Opening With Protruding Branched Stigma At Apex & Inner Involucral Bracts Becoming Perpendicular To The Tube Shoal Bay
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Pterocaulon serrulatum var. velutinum Involucrate Head Consisting Of Clusters Of Florets & Individual Bracts Of The Involucre Called Phyllaries They Are Similar To The Calyx On A Single Flower Shoal Bay
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Pterocaulon serrulatum var. velutinum Involucres With Outer Bracts Uniseriate & Inner Bracts Torn-Ciliate, Glabrous, & Whitish Shoal Bay
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Pterocaulon serrulatum var. velutinum Leaves Lanceolate. Prominently Veined, Rugose, Green & Hairy On Both Surfaces, Serrulate Shoal Bay
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Pterocaulon serrulatum var. velutinum Many Cilia Visible On Protruding Part Of Inner Involucral White Bracts Surrounding Tubular Floret With Dehisced Tailed Anthers Shoal Bay
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Pterocaulon serrulatum var. velutinum Many Cilia Visible On Protruding Part Of Inner Involucral White Bracts Surrounding Tubular Floret With Tailed Anthers & Branched Style Shoal Bay
