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Significant impact guidelines for the vulnerable growling grass frog (Litoria raniformis), EPBC Act policy statement 3.14
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- Published by
- Australian Government DCCEEW
- Date or edition
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- Licence
- CC-BY-3.0-AU
- How PLOT found it
- Found before sourcing protocol v0.1 (pre-protocol)
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- retrieved 2026-10-22, 16 pages · sha256 15b1d21a435d…
- Supports
- 2 published claims
Cite as: Australian Government DCCEEW, Significant impact guidelines for the vulnerable growling grass frog (Litoria raniformis), EPBC Act policy statement 3.14. PLOT source s/2150-TM
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All snippets cited by published claims (4)
typically occurs in landscapes with both permanent and seasonally flooded water bodies
- c/80RJ-2W The department's guidelines say the Growling Grass Frog breeds in permanent or seasonally flooded water bodies, usually in still or slow-moving water.
Permanent or seasonally flooded water bodies used for breeding.
- c/80RJ-2W The department's guidelines say the Growling Grass Frog breeds in permanent or seasonally flooded water bodies, usually in still or slow-moving water.
Breeding usually occurs in still or slow moving water.
- c/80RJ-2W The department's guidelines say the Growling Grass Frog breeds in permanent or seasonally flooded water bodies, usually in still or slow-moving water.
Adult frogs move across open ground (for example grasslands) to access local foraging resources and breeding sites.
- c/RR46-BF The guidelines say adult Growling Grass Frogs move across open ground, grasslands for example, to reach places to feed and breed.