| JNCCMNCR10792392 |
JNCCMNCR10000044 |
1985-87 Green north Skye sublittoral survey |
JNCCMNCR10001195 |
1987-06-02 |
1987-06-02 |
D |
Outer loch (Loch Greshornish, Skye) |
Point |
57.5145930878931 |
-6.42523402219761 |
WGS84 |
55 |
Polyplacophora |
FALSE |
|
|
FALSE |
Steep underwater cliff to 11 m BSL. Kelp on cliff, Laminaria digitata. Cliff undercut at base, overhang present, where rock scoured. Short boulder area abutting coarse sand slope. Filamentous brown algae at boulder/sand interface. Sand slope levels out at 13 m BSL, to form a plain with ridge of boulders/blocks with kelp and Antedon thereon. |
| JNCCMNCR10792379 |
JNCCMNCR10000044 |
1985-87 Green north Skye sublittoral survey |
JNCCMNCR10001194 |
1986-10-03 |
1986-10-03 |
D |
S of pier, Husabost (Loch Dunvegan, Skye) |
Point |
57.4672018627634 |
-6.66654519437444 |
WGS84 |
107387 |
Liocarcinus depurator |
FALSE |
|
|
FALSE |
Large lumps of bedrock extending from the sublittoral fringe into the infralittoral. Actina, barnacles, Laminaria digitata, Echinus present here. Slope becomes one of sand, 7 m BSL, much worked over, with Liocarcinus depurator and Ophiura albida present. At 12 m BSL, this gives way to a stepped bedrock slope to 17 m BSL, with Laminaria present. |
| JNCCMNCR10792360 |
JNCCMNCR10000044 |
1985-87 Green north Skye sublittoral survey |
JNCCMNCR10001193 |
1985-10-15 |
1985-10-15 |
D |
Halistra (Loch Dunvegan, Skye) |
Point |
57.5375129700004 |
-6.61366083153782 |
WGS84 |
144018 |
Lithothamnion |
FALSE |
|
|
FALSE |
Boulder and bedrock slope leading down from the sublittoral fringe to a hummocky sand (coarse/shelly) plain at 13 m BSL. Dense kelp forest and Antedon on slope. Crabs noticable on sand plain where a Laminaria saccharina park was found. |
| JNCCMNCR10792455 |
JNCCMNCR10000044 |
1985-87 Green north Skye sublittoral survey |
JNCCMNCR10001197 |
1987-05-31 |
1987-05-31 |
D |
Near Meanish Pier (Loch Pooltiel, Skye) |
Point |
57.4552667229315 |
-6.74512837481408 |
WGS84 |
144018 |
Lithothamnion |
FALSE |
|
|
FALSE |
Cliff: underwater cliff and boulders; then coarse sand into bay at approximately 10 - 14 m BSL. |