Bugs (Cryptozoa) of the Springhurst Byawatha Hills

Revegetated agricultural ecosystems at different ages were studied in Byawatha, Victoria to determine how abundance, diversity and community structure of cryptozoa (soil and litter invertebrates) varied in relation to restoration age. Three locations were chosen that contained vegetation in each of four alternate age groups: remnant vegetation, and vegetation aged 20-30, 10-11 and 2-3 years of age.

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