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15 Apr 2025

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New priority species lists in the ACT

NatureMapr now receives more records in NSW than ACT

NatureMapr Data Collector 6.2.1 update

Critical nature positive infrastructure update

Discussion

PJH123 wrote:

19 min ago

Don, they are close, all of the Phytometra laevis (65) fit into the one BIN ID: BOLD:AAB1918. A group of 25 range in difference from 0.08% to 0.36%. meanwhile Phytometra formosalis (17) fits into 2 bins BIN ID: BOLD:ACF4053 and BIN ID: BOLD:AAB1918 indicating that some of the formosalis (BOLD:AAB1918) are in fact laevis. Of the ones I tested, 2 sets, one from each bin the difference is 1.37% -1.82% very close, but what makes a species? (we are 2% different to a Chimpanzee). My knowledge of DNA is next to nil and I can only compare the available figures.
Of the formosalis, ANICI254-10 and ANICI255-10 belong to laevis BIN ID: BOLD:AAB1918, while the rest are in BIN ID: BOLD:ACF4053

Phytometra laevis

Frecko wrote:

20 min ago

Thanks, should now correctly show Crowther

Eucalyptus blakelyi

Frecko wrote:

21 min ago

Thanks, should now correctly show Crowther

Eucalyptus bridgesiana

Frecko wrote:

21 min ago

Thanks, should now correctly show Crowther

Casuarina/Allocasuarina sp.

Frecko wrote:

22 min ago

Thanks, should be correct at Crowther now. [Please note that with my old iPhone, more often than not, the GPS defaults to Ghan. And the site where I upload is separate from where I can access and edit the GPS correctly online, with usually a couple of hours between.]

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