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Discovery of Amegilla (asaropoda) albiceps bee reinforces the Mt piper/Broadford region as a distinct invertebrate hotspot and it’s importance for conservation.
Preliminary observations on the distribution of a Coconut Ant, Papyrius nitidus species complex, and the interdependent, rare Ant-blue butterflies within the Broadford area
Re-enchanting Victorian's with Mount Piper's Butterflies - Vic Ent Vol 51.
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