| JNCCMNCR10230588 |
JNCCMNCR10000205 |
1983 OPRU Bardsey and the Lleyn Peninsula littoral survey |
JNCCMNCR10009874 |
1983-08-10 |
1983-08-10 |
D |
St Tudwal's Island E (Bardsey / Lleyn Peninsula) |
Point |
52.8042468355307 |
-4.45954343502125 |
WGS84 |
140685 |
Patella vulgata |
FALSE |
F |
|
FALSE |
The lower shore was composed of smooth, mainly bare rock, with Laminaria digitata, Palmaria palmata, Fucus serratus and Coralline algae aggregations. There were low densities of Balanus balanoides and Patella vulgata, with some sponges and bryozoans. |
| JNCCMNCR10229876 |
JNCCMNCR10000205 |
1983 OPRU Bardsey and the Lleyn Peninsula littoral survey |
JNCCMNCR10009826 |
1983-08-10 |
1983-08-10 |
D |
St Tudwal's Island E (Bardsey / Lleyn Peninsula) |
Point |
52.8042468355307 |
-4.45954343502125 |
WGS84 |
140685 |
Patella vulgata |
FALSE |
O |
|
FALSE |
This was a vertical rock face dominated by Chthamalus montagui (including some recently settled individuals), small clumps of Pelvetia canaliculata and Verrucaria maura. |
| JNCCMNCR10229908 |
JNCCMNCR10000205 |
1983 OPRU Bardsey and the Lleyn Peninsula littoral survey |
JNCCMNCR10009828 |
1983-08-10 |
1983-08-10 |
D |
St Tudwal's Island E (Bardsey / Lleyn Peninsula) |
Point |
52.8042468355307 |
-4.45954343502125 |
WGS84 |
140685 |
Patella vulgata |
FALSE |
C |
|
FALSE |
Topography here was similar to that of the mid shore, with a level platform at the bottom of the zone. Young fucoids and red algae were predominant, with Balanus balanoides, Patella vulgata and some sponges in damper areas. Mytilus edulis were smaller here than those found higher up the shore. Rock pool species included Hyale nilssoni, Apherusa jurinei and Celleporina hassali. |
| JNCCMNCR10228823 |
JNCCMNCR10000205 |
1983 OPRU Bardsey and the Lleyn Peninsula littoral survey |
JNCCMNCR10009771 |
1983-08-11 |
1983-08-11 |
D |
Rhos y Llan N (Bardsey / Lleyn Peninsula) |
Point |
52.9167272006378 |
-4.62359808346502 |
WGS84 |
140685 |
Patella vulgata |
FALSE |
C |
|
FALSE |
The upper eulittoral zone occupied a smoother sloping area, but this was still quite steep. This area was dominated by barnacles, primarily Balanus balanoides and upper shore Patella vulgata, with a sparse covering of Fucus vesiculosus. Occasional clumps of small Mytilus edulis were present. |