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The butterfly fauna of the Griffith district, a fragmented semi-arid landscape in inland southern New South Wales

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2006

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Braby, Michael
Edwards, Ted D

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Surrey Beatty & Sons

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Thirty-three species of butterflies are recorded from the Griffith district in the semi-arid zone of inland southern New South Wales. The butterfly community comprises the following structure: 19 species (58%) are resident 7 (21%) are regular immigrants;

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Keywords: butterfly; conservation; landscape; migratory species; semiarid region; species richness; Australasia; Australia; New South Wales; Candalides; Lycaenidae; Papilionoidea Butterfly fauna; Conservation; Fragmented landscapes; Lepidoptera; Semi-arid ecosystems

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/85075

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ANU Research Publications

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Pacific Conservation Biology

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