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Darcy Mccrohan- Zooligist. Below are the items found and collected. 1 2345
 * Animal / description
 * 1) Bull ant
 * 2) Water boat man
 * 3) Water strider
 * 4) Millipede
 * 5) Yabby (baby)

1.Myrmecia 2.Corixidae 3.Gerridae 4.Diplopoda 5.Cherax destructor ||  ||
 * 1) The bull ant was found in a nest as I was to scared to get near them the boys captured one in a container for me. It was quite aggressive but had obviously been in a fight as legs were missing aswell as pincers.
 * 2) The water boatmen was only a baby of its kind as it was not fully matured. Found in water and will live in water for the rest of its life.
 * 3) Water striders live on top of the water and are very quick.
 * 4) The millipede was found underneath some moss, We caught a few millipedes as there was a lot under the one moss.
 * 5) A baby yabby, I had to us a strainer to find it as it was so tiny and was hidden in reeds. || Scientific name
 * William Thomas - geologist**
 * **Acidity Test** || Results ||
 * Rock 1 || No Limestone ||
 * Rock 2 || No Limestone ||
 * Rock 3 || No Limestone ||
 * All three small rocks had no reaction to the acid. ||


 * **Soil Structure Test** || Examination ||
 * Soil Sample || Medium amount humus floated to top. Few solids dissolved

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 * **pH Test** || Results ||
 * Water Sample || pH 7.5, fairly neutral water ||


 * **Nitrates Test** || Top Results After 1 Min || Bottom Results After 1 Min ||
 * Water Sample || 1 || 1.5 ||

This is a table that shows some of the different species of plants that we found around our area.
The bark can easily be pulled apart to become like string. Light brown colour. || Around 5-10 meters away from our site. || 1 || Eucalyptus macrorhyncha || (a lot) || Trifolium ||
 * Organism common name || Description || Where || Number || Scientific name ||
 * Stringy bark tree || Fairly tall.
 * Clover weeds || They were quite a deep green colour. Grows in patches. || All over the ground of the site that we chose near the tree. || Unknown
 * Native grasses || Very short green grass. || Around our site. || About 4 patches || Unknown ||
 * Fern tree || A short tree with wide spread branches covered in yellow fern leaves. || Inside our site. || 1 || Unknown ||
 * Moss || Damp, soft little green grass. Had a lot of dirt underneath. || In and around our site. || Small and large patches were located in many places. || bryophyta ||
 * Unkown || Quite a small tree, probably fairly young. Flat circular dull green leaves. || Right beside our site near the fern tree || There was only 1 that was close to our site but many around || Unkown ||
 * mushroom || It was shot and sort of wet. It was white on top and black on the bottom. || At the base of a tree about 15-20 meters from our site. || 2 || Bisporus brunnescens ||
 * Eucalyptus tree || Tall with thin green leaves. || There was a lot all around us. || Unknown

(a lot) || Eucalyptus globus ||
 * Native grass || Was sitting on a hard stump that came out of the ground. Was a dull green colour with thin straight leaves like needles. || On the ground in spots around our site. || In a few different places. || Unkown ||
 * Sour grass || Bright green with a yellow flower. Tasted really sour || It was growing in wetter and muddier parts || There was a few little bits growing all over. Maybe 3 or more. || Oxalis stricta ||