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Opening Hours. Closed to the public. until Spring 2020. Address. 1 William Street. Sydney NSW 2010. Australia. Phone. +61 2 9320 6000. CHRISTMAS BEETLE PROJECT Christmas Beetle Competition: Now Closed. These beautiful bugs are Aussie icons, heralding the coming of summer and Christmas. You might know the three kinds of Christmas Beetle in New South Wales that have common names: the King Beetle, Queen Beetle and the Washerwoman! But the other nine of the 12 species are known only by their Latin SPECIES: TESSERODON SP IN TAXONOMY (LIZARD ISLAND FIELD GUIDE) McCormack, J.J. and D.D. Cotoras (2021). Beetle diversity across micro-habitats on Lizard Island Group (Great Barrier Reef, Australia). Zoological Studies, 60: 12.LIRS catalog number LIRS 2474. SPECIES: ANNEISSIA BENNETTI IN TAXONOMY (LIZARD ISLAND Anneissia bennetti is a large crinoid that is always fully exposed, clinging to hard corals with its large, strong cirri. The arms are held upwards and outwards in contrast to other exposed comasterids (such as Clarkcomanthus alternans and species of Comaster) in which the arms appear tangled. Colour varies widely and is of no use in RUGOSE GIANT CLAM (SPECIES: TRIDACNA MAXIMA) IN TAXONOMY Tridacnid clams spawn in the warm summer months between October and February, usually during neap tides when water movement is minimal. This allows enough time for adequate mixing of the gametes. Spermatozoa are usually released first, with eggs only released if the animal detects the presence of sperm from a conspecific clam in thewater column.
PHOTO OF ANIMALIA: SAILFIN TANG (SPECIES: ZEBRASOMA Photo of Animalia: Sailfin Tang (species: Zebrasoma velifer) CROWN-OF-THORNS STARFISH (SPECIES: ACANTHASTER SOLARIS CF Lyle and Anne went back to South/Palfrey for two dives on 19 Dec 2009. No spawning observed on either dive. Killed about 12 COTS on morning dive (about 1045 to 1200, South Island end) and another 12 in the late afternoon (about 1645 to 1745, more towards Palfrey). 1983: Bill Gladstone saw 20 to 30 COTS - all male - spawning on a summer morning. LIZARD ISLAND FIELD GUIDE SITE POLICIES (LIZARD ISLAND Lizard Island Field Guide is an online field guide that supports the creation of new field guide information by its users. This information can be used online. It is also available for export and through web services to users who wish to make use of that content in other contexts, so long as those contexts are permitted by the licensing DAMSELFISHES (FAMILY: POMACENTRIDAE) IN LIZARD ISLAND Size data has not been obtained. Depth range Depth range data is notyet available.
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Opening Hours. Closed to the public. until Spring 2020. Address. 1 William Street. Sydney NSW 2010. Australia. Phone. +61 2 9320 6000. CHRISTMAS BEETLE PROJECT Christmas Beetle Competition: Now Closed. These beautiful bugs are Aussie icons, heralding the coming of summer and Christmas. You might know the three kinds of Christmas Beetle in New South Wales that have common names: the King Beetle, Queen Beetle and the Washerwoman! But the other nine of the 12 species are known only by their Latin SPECIES: TESSERODON SP IN TAXONOMY (LIZARD ISLAND FIELD GUIDE) McCormack, J.J. and D.D. Cotoras (2021). Beetle diversity across micro-habitats on Lizard Island Group (Great Barrier Reef, Australia). Zoological Studies, 60: 12.LIRS catalog number LIRS 2474. SPECIES: ANNEISSIA BENNETTI IN TAXONOMY (LIZARD ISLAND Anneissia bennetti is a large crinoid that is always fully exposed, clinging to hard corals with its large, strong cirri. The arms are held upwards and outwards in contrast to other exposed comasterids (such as Clarkcomanthus alternans and species of Comaster) in which the arms appear tangled. Colour varies widely and is of no use in RUGOSE GIANT CLAM (SPECIES: TRIDACNA MAXIMA) IN TAXONOMY Tridacnid clams spawn in the warm summer months between October and February, usually during neap tides when water movement is minimal. This allows enough time for adequate mixing of the gametes. Spermatozoa are usually released first, with eggs only released if the animal detects the presence of sperm from a conspecific clam in thewater column.
PHOTO OF ANIMALIA: SAILFIN TANG (SPECIES: ZEBRASOMA Photo of Animalia: Sailfin Tang (species: Zebrasoma velifer) CROWN-OF-THORNS STARFISH (SPECIES: ACANTHASTER SOLARIS CF Lyle and Anne went back to South/Palfrey for two dives on 19 Dec 2009. No spawning observed on either dive. Killed about 12 COTS on morning dive (about 1045 to 1200, South Island end) and another 12 in the late afternoon (about 1645 to 1745, more towards Palfrey). 1983: Bill Gladstone saw 20 to 30 COTS - all male - spawning on a summer morning. LIZARD ISLAND FIELD GUIDE SITE POLICIES (LIZARD ISLAND Lizard Island Field Guide is an online field guide that supports the creation of new field guide information by its users. This information can be used online. It is also available for export and through web services to users who wish to make use of that content in other contexts, so long as those contexts are permitted by the licensing DAMSELFISHES (FAMILY: POMACENTRIDAE) IN LIZARD ISLAND Size data has not been obtained. Depth range Depth range data is notyet available.
NUDIBRANCHS IN LIZARD ISLAND FIELD GUIDE (LIZARD ISLAND Lizard Island Field Guide description details. Size data has not beenobtained.
AUSTRALIANMUSEUM.NET.AU australianmuseum.net.au ONESPINE UNICORNFISH (SPECIES: NASO THYNNOIDES) IN Clements, K.D. and J.E. Randall (1996). Four new records of surgeonfishes (Perciformes: Acanthuridae) from the Great Barrier Reef, Memoirs of the Queensland OPAC - FULL RECORD - AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM How to Search: To begin a search, type your search into the search box, eg : John Gould birds Australia. Search for a phrase by putting your query in double quotes, eg : "museum studies".Use * at the end of a word to find variant word endings, eg : Ecolog* finds ecology, ecologies, ecological. Use * in place of a character to find alternative spellings, e.g : speciali*e finds specialise and BROWN TANG (SPECIES: ZEBRASOMA SCOPAS) IN TAXONOMY (LIZARD Other references Bellwood, D.R. (1988). Ontogenetic changes in the diet of early post-settlement Scarus species (Pisces: Scaridae), Journal of Fish Biology, 33: 213-219.LIRS catalog number 396. SPECIES: TESSERODON SP IN TAXONOMY (LIZARD ISLAND FIELD GUIDE) McCormack, J.J. and D.D. Cotoras (2021). Beetle diversity across micro-habitats on Lizard Island Group (Great Barrier Reef, Australia). Zoological Studies, 60: 12.LIRS catalog number LIRS 2474. PHOTO OF ANIMALIA: SAILFIN TANG (SPECIES: ZEBRASOMA Photo of Animalia: Sailfin Tang (species: Zebrasoma velifer) AMBON DAMSEL (SPECIES: POMACENTRUS AMBOINENSIS) IN The Ambon Damsel is common at Lizard Island, and is often the dominant small damselfish in the lagoonal areas where reef and sand habitat adjoin. Once onto the reef proper, the Ambon Damsel is replaced by the Lemon Damsel. This species is an omnivore, taking both plankton and algae. It has been widely used as a study animal in reef fish ecology SPECIES: HELIOFUNGIA ACTINIFORMIS IN TAXONOMY (LIZARD Distribution and habitat preferences Sheltered back reef areas and lagoons. Can be found in most habitats around Lizard Island. Behaviour H. actiniformis is a broadcast spawning hermaphrodite, however it canalso brood larvae.
EASTERN CLOWN ANEMONEFISH (SPECIES: AMPHIPRION PERCULA) IN Other references Fautin, D.G. (1984). Competition by anemonefishes for a preferred host actinian, American Zoologist, 24(3): 543.LIRS catalog number 193. Fautin, D.G. (1985). Why do anemonefishes inhabit only some host actinians? PHYLUM: MOLLUSCA IN LIZARD ISLAND AREA: ALL KNOWN TAXA Lizard Island area: all known taxa description details. AUSTRALIANMUSEUM.NET.AU australianmuseum.net.auOPAC - HOME
How to Search: To begin a search, type your search into the search box, eg : John Gould birds Australia. Search for a phrase by putting your query in double quotes, eg : "museum studies".Use * at the end of a word to find variant word endings, eg : Ecolog* finds ecology, ecologies, ecological. Use * in place of a character to find alternative spellings, e.g : speciali*e finds specialise and CHRISTMAS BEETLE PROJECT Christmas Beetle Competition: Now Closed. These beautiful bugs are Aussie icons, heralding the coming of summer and Christmas. You might know the three kinds of Christmas Beetle in New South Wales that have common names: the King Beetle, Queen Beetle and the Washerwoman! SPECIES: TESSERODON SP IN TAXONOMY (LIZARD ISLAND FIELD GUIDE) McCormack, J.J. and D.D. Cotoras (2021). Beetle diversity across micro-habitats on Lizard Island Group (Great Barrier Reef, Australia). Zoological Studies, 60: 12.LIRS catalog number LIRS 2474. RUGOSE GIANT CLAM (SPECIES: TRIDACNA MAXIMA) IN TAXONOMY Distinguishing features The second smallest and second most abundant of the Giant Clams after Tridacna crocea.This species has shell valves that are elongate on the byssal side, giving an asymmetrical profile when viewed from the side. COMMON CLEANERFISH (SPECIES: LABROIDES DIMIDIATUS) IN Abreu, M.S., J.P.M. Messias, A.C.V.V. Giacominic and M.C. Soares (2018). Estradiol shapes mutualistic behaviour of female cleaner fish (Labroides dimidiatus CROWN-OF-THORNS STARFISH (SPECIES: ACANTHASTER SOLARIS CF Animalia: species: Acanthaster planci was considered to be a single, widely-distributed species until Vogler et al (2008) discovered that there are at least four species in the Indo-Pacific. The name proposed for the species present on the Great Barrier Reef (Haszprunar et al, 2017) is Acanthaster solaris but additional taxonomic work is needed before that name can be applied unequivocally. LIZARD ISLAND FIELD GUIDE SITE POLICIES (LIZARD ISLAND The policies of Lizard Island Field Guide are intended to maximise the extent to which the data collated by and developed on Lizard Island Field Guide are available for use, in SPECIES: ANNEISSIA BENNETTI IN TAXONOMY (LIZARD ISLAND ©Anne Hoggett: Anneissia bennetti at the base of the reef slope between Bird and South Islands, Lizard Island Group. GENUS: ACROPORA IN LIZARD ISLAND FIELD GUIDE (LIZARD Lizard Island Field Guide description details. Barnes D.J., J. Caperon, T.J. Cox, C.J. Crossland, P.J. Davies, M. Devereaux, W.M. Hamner, H.R. Jitts, B.E. Kinsey, D.W AUSTRALIANMUSEUM.NET.AU australianmuseum.net.auOPAC - HOME
How to Search: To begin a search, type your search into the search box, eg : John Gould birds Australia. Search for a phrase by putting your query in double quotes, eg : "museum studies".Use * at the end of a word to find variant word endings, eg : Ecolog* finds ecology, ecologies, ecological. Use * in place of a character to find alternative spellings, e.g : speciali*e finds specialise and CHRISTMAS BEETLE PROJECT Christmas Beetle Competition: Now Closed. These beautiful bugs are Aussie icons, heralding the coming of summer and Christmas. You might know the three kinds of Christmas Beetle in New South Wales that have common names: the King Beetle, Queen Beetle and the Washerwoman! SPECIES: TESSERODON SP IN TAXONOMY (LIZARD ISLAND FIELD GUIDE) McCormack, J.J. and D.D. Cotoras (2021). Beetle diversity across micro-habitats on Lizard Island Group (Great Barrier Reef, Australia). Zoological Studies, 60: 12.LIRS catalog number LIRS 2474. RUGOSE GIANT CLAM (SPECIES: TRIDACNA MAXIMA) IN TAXONOMY Distinguishing features The second smallest and second most abundant of the Giant Clams after Tridacna crocea.This species has shell valves that are elongate on the byssal side, giving an asymmetrical profile when viewed from the side. COMMON CLEANERFISH (SPECIES: LABROIDES DIMIDIATUS) IN Abreu, M.S., J.P.M. Messias, A.C.V.V. Giacominic and M.C. Soares (2018). Estradiol shapes mutualistic behaviour of female cleaner fish (Labroides dimidiatus CROWN-OF-THORNS STARFISH (SPECIES: ACANTHASTER SOLARIS CF Animalia: species: Acanthaster planci was considered to be a single, widely-distributed species until Vogler et al (2008) discovered that there are at least four species in the Indo-Pacific. The name proposed for the species present on the Great Barrier Reef (Haszprunar et al, 2017) is Acanthaster solaris but additional taxonomic work is needed before that name can be applied unequivocally. LIZARD ISLAND FIELD GUIDE SITE POLICIES (LIZARD ISLAND The policies of Lizard Island Field Guide are intended to maximise the extent to which the data collated by and developed on Lizard Island Field Guide are available for use, in SPECIES: ANNEISSIA BENNETTI IN TAXONOMY (LIZARD ISLAND ©Anne Hoggett: Anneissia bennetti at the base of the reef slope between Bird and South Islands, Lizard Island Group. GENUS: ACROPORA IN LIZARD ISLAND FIELD GUIDE (LIZARD Lizard Island Field Guide description details. Barnes D.J., J. Caperon, T.J. Cox, C.J. Crossland, P.J. Davies, M. Devereaux, W.M. Hamner, H.R. Jitts, B.E. Kinsey, D.W SPECIES: ACROPORA DIGITIFERA IN TAXONOMY (LIZARD ISLAND Zoe Richards (Jan 2020) advised that this species was once quite rare at Lizard Island but is now found in a few places.OPAC - FULL RECORD
How to Search: To begin a search, type your search into the search box, eg : John Gould birds Australia. Search for a phrase by putting your query in double quotes, eg : "museum studies".Use * at the end of a word to find variant word endings, eg : Ecolog* finds ecology, ecologies, ecological. Use * in place of a character to find alternative spellings, e.g : speciali*e finds specialise and AUSTRALIANMUSEUM.NET.AU australianmuseum.net.au SPECIES: GONOCEPHALUM SP IN TAXONOMY (LIZARD ISLAND FIELD McCormack, J.J. and D.D. Cotoras (2021). Beetle diversity across micro-habitats on Lizard Island Group (Great Barrier Reef, Australia). Zoological Studies, 60: 12.LIRS catalog number LIRS 2474. HELP: GETTING STARTED (LIZARD ISLAND FIELD GUIDE) Help: getting started help If you are new Lizard Island Field Guide, then you may benefit from some guidance on how best to find the information you are seeking. SPECIES: CAPILLASTER MULTIRADIATUS IN TAXONOMY (LIZARD Animalia: species: Capillaster sp. nov. These purple/mauve/white crinoids are completely concealed even at night and withdraw rapidly from light. They appear to represent an undescribed species ofCapillaster.
AMBON DAMSEL (SPECIES: POMACENTRUS AMBOINENSIS) IN Distinguishing features A small yellow-beige damselfish with a distinct ocellus on the rear of the dorsal fin, except in the largest sizes. Similar to Pomacentrus moluccensis, but the latter lacks an ocellus and the body colour is a deeper yellow.Distinguish also based on preferred habitat type. CHARCOAL DAMSEL (SPECIES: POMACENTRUS BRACHIALIS) IN Binning, S.A. (2014). The effects of biotic and abiotic factors on fish swimming performance. PhD thesis, Australian National University.LIRS catalog number 1769. Binning, S.A. and C.J. Fulton (2011). Non-lethal measurement of pectoral fin aspect ratio incoral-reef fishes.
DAMSELFISHES (FAMILY: POMACENTRIDAE) IN LIZARD ISLAND Size data has not been obtained. Depth range Depth range data is notyet available.
NUDIBRANCHS IN LIZARD ISLAND FIELD GUIDE (LIZARD ISLAND Lizard Island Field Guide description details. Size data has not beenobtained.
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Opening Hours. Closed to the public. until Spring 2020. Address. 1 William Street. Sydney NSW 2010. Australia. Phone. +61 2 9320 6000. CHRISTMAS BEETLE PROJECT Christmas Beetle Competition: Now Closed. These beautiful bugs are Aussie icons, heralding the coming of summer and Christmas. You might know the three kinds of Christmas Beetle in New South Wales that have common names: the King Beetle, Queen Beetle and the Washerwoman! But the other nine of the 12 species are known only by their Latin RUGOSE GIANT CLAM (SPECIES: TRIDACNA MAXIMA) IN TAXONOMY Tridacnid clams spawn in the warm summer months between October and February, usually during neap tides when water movement is minimal. This allows enough time for adequate mixing of the gametes. Spermatozoa are usually released first, with eggs only released if the animal detects the presence of sperm from a conspecific clam in thewater column.
SPECIES: TESSERODON SP IN TAXONOMY (LIZARD ISLAND FIELD GUIDE) McCormack, J.J. and D.D. Cotoras (2021). Beetle diversity across micro-habitats on Lizard Island Group (Great Barrier Reef, Australia). Zoological Studies, 60: 12.LIRS catalog number LIRS 2474. COMMON CLEANERFISH (SPECIES: LABROIDES DIMIDIATUS) IN The Common Cleanerfish has a specialised diet consisting of the crustacean ectoparasites of other reef fishes, and fish skin mucous. They swim close to the surface of the host fish and pick the parasites off with their specially developed mouthparts. The cleaner wrasse have a distinct display dance to entice other fish to "pose" for cleaning SPECIES: ANNEISSIA BENNETTI IN TAXONOMY (LIZARD ISLAND Anneissia bennetti is a large crinoid that is always fully exposed, clinging to hard corals with its large, strong cirri. The arms are held upwards and outwards in contrast to other exposed comasterids (such as Clarkcomanthus alternans and species of Comaster) in which the arms appear tangled. Colour varies widely and is of no use in GENUS: ACROPORA IN LIZARD ISLAND FIELD GUIDE (LIZARD Kingdom Animalia. Phylum Cnidaria. Class Anthozoa. Order Scleractinia. Family Acroporidae. Genus Acropora. Show in taxonomy. Lizard Island Field Guide. Lizard Island area: all known taxa. AUSTRALIANMUSEUM.NET.AU australianmuseum.net.auOPAC - HOME
Opening Hours. Closed to the public. until Spring 2020. Address. 1 William Street. Sydney NSW 2010. Australia. Phone. +61 2 9320 6000. CHRISTMAS BEETLE PROJECT Christmas Beetle Competition: Now Closed. These beautiful bugs are Aussie icons, heralding the coming of summer and Christmas. You might know the three kinds of Christmas Beetle in New South Wales that have common names: the King Beetle, Queen Beetle and the Washerwoman! But the other nine of the 12 species are known only by their Latin RUGOSE GIANT CLAM (SPECIES: TRIDACNA MAXIMA) IN TAXONOMY Tridacnid clams spawn in the warm summer months between October and February, usually during neap tides when water movement is minimal. This allows enough time for adequate mixing of the gametes. Spermatozoa are usually released first, with eggs only released if the animal detects the presence of sperm from a conspecific clam in thewater column.
SPECIES: TESSERODON SP IN TAXONOMY (LIZARD ISLAND FIELD GUIDE) McCormack, J.J. and D.D. Cotoras (2021). Beetle diversity across micro-habitats on Lizard Island Group (Great Barrier Reef, Australia). Zoological Studies, 60: 12.LIRS catalog number LIRS 2474. COMMON CLEANERFISH (SPECIES: LABROIDES DIMIDIATUS) IN The Common Cleanerfish has a specialised diet consisting of the crustacean ectoparasites of other reef fishes, and fish skin mucous. They swim close to the surface of the host fish and pick the parasites off with their specially developed mouthparts. The cleaner wrasse have a distinct display dance to entice other fish to "pose" for cleaning SPECIES: ANNEISSIA BENNETTI IN TAXONOMY (LIZARD ISLAND Anneissia bennetti is a large crinoid that is always fully exposed, clinging to hard corals with its large, strong cirri. The arms are held upwards and outwards in contrast to other exposed comasterids (such as Clarkcomanthus alternans and species of Comaster) in which the arms appear tangled. Colour varies widely and is of no use in GENUS: ACROPORA IN LIZARD ISLAND FIELD GUIDE (LIZARD Kingdom Animalia. Phylum Cnidaria. Class Anthozoa. Order Scleractinia. Family Acroporidae. Genus Acropora. Show in taxonomy. Lizard Island Field Guide. Lizard Island area: all known taxa. OPAC - FULL RECORD - AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM How to Search: To begin a search, type your search into the search box, eg : John Gould birds Australia. Search for a phrase by putting your query in double quotes, eg : "museum studies".Use * at the end of a word to find variant word endings, eg : Ecolog* finds ecology, ecologies, ecological. Use * in place of a character to find alternative spellings, e.g : speciali*e finds specialise and SPECIES: ACROPORA DIGITIFERA IN TAXONOMY (LIZARD ISLAND Zoe Richards (Jan 2020) advised that this species was once quite rare at Lizard Island but is now found in a few places. SPECIES: GONOCEPHALUM SP IN TAXONOMY (LIZARD ISLAND FIELD McCormack, J.J. and D.D. Cotoras (2021). Beetle diversity across micro-habitats on Lizard Island Group (Great Barrier Reef, Australia). Zoological Studies, 60: 12.LIRS catalog number LIRS 2474. SPECIES: LACCOPTERA IMPRESSA IN TAXONOMY (LIZARD ISLAND McCormack, J.J. and D.D. Cotoras (2021). Beetle diversity across micro-habitats on Lizard Island Group (Great Barrier Reef, Australia). Zoological Studies, 60: 12.LIRS catalog number LIRS 2474. SPECIES: CAPILLASTER MULTIRADIATUS IN TAXONOMY (LIZARD Capillaster multiradiatus has about 20 robust, flexible arms and a good ring of cirri. Usually dark brown or khaki on the underside. A common colour form has brown pinnules speckled with white on the upper surface, but pinnules may be all brown or nearly all white, or have blocks of brown and white. AUSTRALIANMUSEUM.NET.AU australianmuseum.net.au HELP: GETTING STARTED (LIZARD ISLAND FIELD GUIDE) Help: getting started help. If you are new Lizard Island Field Guide, then you may benefit from some guidance on how best to find the information you are seeking. This page provides that guidance. Within any field guide in Lizard Island Field Guide, groups of similar specimens are organised into a hierarchical structure where a childgroup
CHARCOAL DAMSEL (SPECIES: POMACENTRUS BRACHIALIS) IN Binning, S.A. (2014). The effects of biotic and abiotic factors on fish swimming performance. PhD thesis, Australian National University.LIRS catalog number 1769. Binning, S.A. and C.J. Fulton (2011). Non-lethal measurement of pectoral fin aspect ratio incoral-reef fishes.
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------------------------- FREE WEEKEND 17 & 18 AUGUST Come along to the Australian Museum one last time before we close our doors for renovation. Ticket registration exhausted Find out more ------------------------- 200 TREASURES OF THE AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM The Westpac Long Gallery showcases 100 treasures from our collections alongside the stories of 100 of Australia’s most-influential people. Permanent exhibitionOpen daily
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Welcome to life on Earth. Every one of Earth’s millions of species is unique, but they are all connected through evolution. Come and see life in all its glorious diversity – over 400 animals under oneroof!
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