| JNCCMNCR10138066 |
JNCCMNCR10000032 |
1990 UMBSM Loch Etive survey |
JNCCMNCR10005751 |
1990-09-20 |
1990-09-20 |
D |
Rocks off Ardnellan Point (Loch Etive) |
Point |
56.4806818935675 |
-5.14539617895837 |
WGS84 |
999000887 |
Grey lichens |
FALSE |
C |
|
FALSE |
Small island consisting of smooth bedrock outcrops a few 10's of metres across. Notably abundant : Ascophyllum (for this area - not particularly abundant in relation to other areas), Pelvetia canaliculata and Verrucaria maura and yellow and grey lichens. (Quick survey). |
| JNCCMNCR10139629 |
JNCCMNCR10000032 |
1990 UMBSM Loch Etive survey |
JNCCMNCR10005852 |
1990-09-19 |
1990-09-19 |
D |
W of Eilean Duirinnis, Bonawe. (Loch Etive) |
Point |
56.4465123535956 |
-5.24693404512834 |
WGS84 |
999000887 |
Grey lichens |
FALSE |
F |
|
FALSE |
Whole shore surveyed as one habitat as most of the lower shore was covered by water (tide kept high by weather conditions). Typical sheltered sealoch - fucoid dominated boulder and bedrock shore with almost normal zonation pattern seen. However, only one Littorina littorea (no other littorinids), no Patella, very few barnacles, except for a few Balanus crenatus above the Fucus spiralis. Salinity low. Mytilus edulis under boulders and in crevices. Intertidal range foreshortened to approx. 1.5m. |
| JNCCMNCR10138575 |
JNCCMNCR10000032 |
1990 UMBSM Loch Etive survey |
JNCCMNCR10005782 |
1990-09-20 |
1990-09-20 |
D |
Inverliver Bay (Loch Etive) |
Point |
56.4934456436388 |
-5.13832843105235 |
WGS84 |
999000887 |
Grey lichens |
FALSE |
F |
|
FALSE |
Whole shore surveyed as one habitat - all areas influenced by freshwater and consequently Fucus ceranoides dominated. Tide not out sufficiently (even though at predicted LWS). No barnacles, littorinids, limpets or echinoderms. |
| JNCCMNCR10138711 |
JNCCMNCR10000032 |
1990 UMBSM Loch Etive survey |
JNCCMNCR10005792 |
1990-09-19 |
1990-09-19 |
D |
Dunfuinary (Loch Etive) |
Point |
56.4559305920762 |
-5.36901706290969 |
WGS84 |
999000887 |
Grey lichens |
FALSE |
A |
|
FALSE |
Grey lichens in upper habitat and Verrucaria below, with tufts of grass and small patches of Xanthoria. |