endemic to a very small part of Australia, originally decorating the boulder-strewn, exposed gravel hills of the Cape Melville range, wholly within the Cape Melville National Park. The area has been recognised for its rich biocultural diversity, having long and intense Aboriginal associations and a rich biodiversity. See also Queensland's 1993 Cape Melville affair involved the alleged theft of foxtail palms from a national park References External links Palm and Cycad Societies of Australia webpage on Wodyetia bifurcataAccessed 3 May 2008 Palmguide.org picture of Wodyetia bifurcata Ptychospermatinae Palms of Australia Conservation dependent flora of Australia Conservation dependent biota of Queensland Nature Conservation Act vulnerable biota Vulnerable flora of Australia Flora of Queensland Monotypic Arecaceae genera Taxonomy articles created by Polbot