Badja (Session 2)
Basic information
Sample name: Badja (Session 2)

Reference: D. J. Mills, T. W. Norton, H. E. Parnaby, R. B. Cunningham, and H. A. Nix. 1996. Designing surveys for microchiropteran bats in complex forest landscapes-a pilot study from south-east Australia. Forest Ecology and Management 85(1-3):149-161 [ER 2842]
Geography
Country: Australia

State: New South Wales


Coordinate: 36° 4' S, 149° 35' E
Coordinate basis: estimated from map

Geography comments: within Badja State Forest

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Environment
Habitat: temperate broadleaf/mixed forest

Protection: national/state forest

Substrate: ground surface

Habitat comments: "unlogged portions" of "Dry forest"

Methods
Life forms: bats

Sites: 8

Sampling methods: no design,harp nets

Sample size: 74 individuals

Years: 1994

Days: 5

Net or trap nights: 16

Sampling comments: "Two field trips, each lasting 5 consecutive days, were undertaken during February and March 1994" an this sample represents one of them
"Four harp-trapping sites were employed within each forest area, and each trapping site had two sub-sites" with a "minimum distance of 1 km between sites"

Metadata
Sample number: 3066

Contributor: John Alroy

Enterer: John Alroy

Created: 2018-08-11 17:38:23

Modified: 2018-08-11 07:38:23

Abundance distribution
8 species
3 singletons
total count 74
extrapolated richness: 14.0
Fisher's α: 2.279
geometric series k: 0.6390
Hurlbert's PIE: 0.7816
Shannon's H: 1.6741
Good's u: 0.9595
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Register
Vespadelus vulturnus234.1 g
Vespadelus darlingtoni16
Vespadelus regulus104.6 g insectivore
Chalinolobus morio168.9 g insectivore
Falsistrellus tasmaniensis1 insectivore
Nyctophilus geoffroyi18.3 g insectivore
Nyctophilus gouldi69.5 g insectivore
Kerivoula papuensis16.7 g