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M.AtUA.Co Atlantic upper abyssal coarse sediment

Published date 2015-03

Epifauna tend to be sparse mobile species or burrowing fauna such as anemones visible at the surface.


LR.FLR.Eph Ephemeral green or red seaweed communities (freshwater or sand-influenced)

Published date 2015-03

characterised by dense blankets of ephemeral green and red seaweeds (EphX), or if the substratum is too mobile


LR.FLR.Rkp.Cor.Bif Bifurcaria bifurcata in shallow eulittoral rockpools

Published date 2015-03

Coarse gravel, cobbles and mobile boulders often cover the bottom of these rockpools, where Steromphala


IR.LIR.K.Slat.Ldig Saccharina latissima and Laminaria digitata on sheltered sublittoral fringe rock

Published date 2015-03

Beneath and between boulders a variety of mobile crustaceans such as Carcinus maenas, the gastropod Steromphala


SS.SMu.SMuVS.OlVS Oligochaetes in variable or reduced salinity infralittoral muddy sediment

Published date 2015-03

SS.SMu.SMuVS.LhofTtub, differentiated by the absence of the freshwater species, and adjacent to more mobile


Dolphin Head HPMA

Published date 2024-04-19

The wide-ranging habitat types in the area more broadly support a range of benthic, demersal and mobile ... The wide-ranging habitat types in the area more broadly support a range of benthic, demersal and mobile


M.AtUB.Mx Atlantic upper bathyal mixed sediment

Published date 2015-03

Epifauna tend to be sparse mobile species.


CR.MCR.SfR.Pid Piddocks with a sparse associated fauna in sublittoral very soft chalk or clay

Published date 2015-03

Mobile fauna often include the crabs Necora puber and Cancer pagurus.


M.AAUB.Mx Atlanto-Arctic upper bathyal mixed sediment

Published date 2015-03

Epifauna tend to be sparse mobile species.


LR.FLR.Rkp.FK Fucoids and kelp in deep eulittoral rockpools

Published date 2015-03

Mobile crustaceans including the crabs Pagurus bernhardus and Carcinus maenas, brittlestars such as Ophiothrix



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