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Species point records from 1984 NCC/OPRU Loch Sween sublittoral survey1984-NCC-OPRU-Loch-Sween-sublittoral-survey.csv

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RecordKey SurveyKey SurveyName SampleKey StartDate EndDate DateType LocationName DataType Latitude Longitude Projection AphiaId Species Uncertain Abundance_SACFORN Abundance_Count IsDead SampleComment
JNCCMNCR10835417 JNCCMNCR10000046 1984 NCC/OPRU Loch Sween sublittoral survey JNCCMNCR10003054 1984-08-28 1984-08-28 D Linne Mhurich Rapids (Loch Sween) Point 55.982934913274 -5.65648729887573 WGS84 145322 Dictyosiphon foeniculaceus FALSE Not set Not set FALSE Substrate of bedrock/stable boulders in the sublittoral fringe, exposed to tidal streams.
JNCCMNCR10835391 JNCCMNCR10000046 1984 NCC/OPRU Loch Sween sublittoral survey JNCCMNCR10003054 1984-08-28 1984-08-28 D Linne Mhurich Rapids (Loch Sween) Point 55.982934913274 -5.65648729887573 WGS84 144422 Ahnfeltia plicata FALSE Not set Not set FALSE Substrate of bedrock/stable boulders in the sublittoral fringe, exposed to tidal streams.
JNCCMNCR10834972 JNCCMNCR10000046 1984 NCC/OPRU Loch Sween sublittoral survey JNCCMNCR10003032 1984-09-08 1984-09-08 D S of Sr•n Bheith (Loch Sween) Point 56.0166319824461 -5.6115197337271 WGS84 135144 Caryophyllia (Caryophyllia) smithii FALSE R Not set FALSE Substrate of bedrock in circalittoral below 14 m, very sheltered from tidal streams and wave action. Characterised by abundant 'Lithothamnia' with Balanus balanus and Pomatoceros triqueter common. Other animals present included Obelia plicata, Escharoides coccinea, Dendrodoa grossularia, Nemertesia ramosa, Crisidia cornuta and Suberites carnosus. One specimen of Caryophyllia smithi was recorded at this site.
JNCCMNCR10792900 JNCCMNCR10000046 1984 NCC/OPRU Loch Sween sublittoral survey JNCCMNCR10001224 1984-09-02 1984-09-02 D Third wall, Linne Mhuirich Rapids (Loch Sween) Point 55.9836290702965 -5.65430752106587 WGS84 738997 Cradoscrupocellaria reptans FALSE O Not set FALSE Substrate of bedrock/stable boulders in the sublittoral fringe, exposed/very exposed to tidal streams. Large growths of Laminaria saccharina were present on the boulders together with a high cover of 'Lithothamnia' and encrusting sponges.