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2001 Ben Totterdell, Dorset, Intertidal shore surveys of Sabellaria alveolata

Publisher
Marine Environmental Data & Information Network
Updated
10 September 2024
Topic
Not set

Summary

These records all relate to "Totterdell (2001) The intertidal distribution of Sabellaria alveolata in Dorset and potential threats to colonies from beach use." A copy of the report is held at English Nature (Dorset Team) and Dorset Environmental Records Centre. This project aims to provide an up to date baseline on the distribution of S. alveolata in Dorset. The project combines on-site surveys, literature searches and personal enquiries. Survey work was undertaken during autumn 2000 and spring 2001, during the 2 hours either side of low water. Shore surveys were made for the entire coastline from the Devon/Dorset border to Seatown, as well as likely sites further east where there were reports of the species being present. Positive records were plotted using GPS and an assessment of their abundance and colony type was made using the SACFORN scale. Photographs are included in the report.

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Additional information

Source Metadata
XML, HTML
Date added
15 November 2016
Harvest GUID
d8540e5f25dafa1d952645fa8b636409
Extent (Latitude)
50.7334° to 50.7165°
Extent (Longitude)
-2.9477° to -2.8426°
Spatial reference system
urn:ogc:def:crs:EPSG::27700
Dataset reference date (publication)
2013-02-12
Frequency of update
notPlanned
Access constraints
No restrictions to public access
Responsible party
No organisation (originator); Natural England (custodian); Dorset Environmental Record Centre (custodian)
ISO 19139 resource type
dataset
Metadata language
eng

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Licence information

Data is freely available for research or commercial use providing that the originators are acknowledged in any publications produced.