Habitat point records from 1974 University of Dundee Loch Inchard littoral survey

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Joint Nature Conservation Committee
Last updated:
17 May 2018
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Environment
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Summary

9 sites in Loch Inchard form the basis of brief descriptions of the littoral fauna and flora. Littoral substrata and communities are described, and species lists appended. It is a narrow, sheltered sealoch with bedrock and/or boulder shores as its predominant substrate types. Ascophyllum nodosum var. mackaii beds were present in the inner parts. There are a number of important freshwater inlets to this inner region and two important salmon rivers (Rhiconich River and Achriesgill Water). Flushing of the loch is poor. General notes on north-western shore floras and faunas are given.

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2018-05-17
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Harvest GUID
78bda7d8-4fc7-4053-a31b-9fcf09ed579a
Extent
Latitude: 58.46399904° to °
Longitude: -5.087525574° to -4.981035161°
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2001-11-16 (publication)
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