Species Guide — Superorder

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Asteranae

Every species recorded at or below this superorder.
Plantae › Charophyta › Equisetopsida › Magnoliidae

16 species documented

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Green Australian Map shape with the word Native over it

Australian Bluebell

Wahlenbergia stricta

Green Australian Map shape with the word Native over it

Bluebell Creeper

Billardiera heterophylla

Red Australian Map shape with the word introduced over it

Osteospermum moniliferum moniliferum

Green Australian Map shape with the word Native over it

Coastal Daisy-Bush

Olearia axillaris

Red Australian Map shape with the word introduced over it

Coastal Gazania

Gazania rigens

Green Australian Map shape with the word Endemic over it

Common Billy Buttons

Craspedia glauca

Green Australian Map shape with the word Endemic over it

Common Boobialla

Myoporum insulare

Red Australian Map shape with the word introduced over it

Common Centaury

Centaurium erythraea

Green Australian Map shape with the word Endemic over it

Solanum laciniatum

Green Australian Map shape with the word Native over it

Dichondra repens

Green Australian Map shape with the word Native over it

New Zealand Celery

Apium prostratum var. filiforme

Green Australian Map shape with the word Native over it

Alyxia buxifolia

Red Australian Map shape with the word introduced over it

Shrubby Daisybush

Dimorphotheca fruticosa

Green Australian Map shape with the word Native over it

Slender Speedwell

Veronica gracilis

Green Australian Map shape with the word Native over it

Selliera radicans

Green Australian Map shape with the word Native over it

Bursaria spinosa spinosa

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A sea-slug on a rock underwater

Macleay’s sea-slug (Baeolidia macleayi)

Macleay’s sea-slug (Baeolidia macleayi)<br><br> https://tomahawk.org.au/flora-fauna/view-species/baeolidia-macleayi

Hermit crab in a shell underwater

A small hermit crab species this guy is under 10mm in size

Thin white bivalve shells laying on sand

Limaria imitans

Limaria imitans a marine bivalve species washed up along Tomahawk Beach

A small brown and white crab underwater

Three-Pronged Spider Crab Halicarcinus ovatus

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