| Status Codes from the Murray Mallee Survey, plus our colour coding to highlight them:
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| RE |
Regionally Extinct |
| CR |
Critically Endangered |
| EN |
Endangered |
| VU | Vulnerable |
| RA | Rare |
| NT | Near Threatened |
| LC | Least Concern |
| DD | Data Deficient |
| NL | Not listed (insects, spiders, mosses & lichens, introduced & those species in the Adelaide Hills; not in the Murraylands) |
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| We've created some status codes to highlight non-native species:
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| H | Hybrid | Can push closely related plants out, or hybridise with them in the wild and dilute the gene pool |
| If | Introduced Foriegn | Originally from another country; uses resources needed by native species; stressing them, possibly killing them |
| Ir | Introduced Regional | Originally from another region in Australia; uses resources needed by locally native species; as bad as Foriegn introductions |
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This website shows species in family sequence, using text colour & codes to indicate location:
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| e |
The species has been seen on Ellura (hence also in the Murray Mallee); written in blue |
| m |
The species has been seen in the Murray Mallee Region, but not Ellura; written in brown |
| r |
The species has been seen in the Riverland, but not in the Murray Mallee; written in brown |
| a |
The species has been seen in the Adelaide Hills, but not in the Murray Mallee; written in light green |
| c |
The species has been seen in Coastal Regions, but not in the Murray Mallee; written in dark green |
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| Status Codes from the
SA Butterflies Checklist, plus our colour coding to highlight them:
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| E |
Endangered |
| V | Vulnerable |
| R | Rare |
| L | Local (Uncommon) |
| C | Common |
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