Habitat point records from 1985 BMNH Kent & Sussex littoral chalk-cliff algal survey
Algal habitats and communities on the chalk cliff coastline of Kent and Sussex were assessed by direct observation. Summarised accounts of the main observations are presented. Due to the geological characteristics of upper chalk, habitat and algal communities are best developed on the Isle of Thanet. Communities are relatively rarely present elsewhere in Kent and Sussex. However, only 8% (less than 2 km) of the Thanet coastline remain as natural chalk cliff. Because of the unique algal vegetation, it is strongly recommended that the remaining lengths of natural chalk cliff habitat be assigned conservation status and further coastal development be strongly opposed.
dataset
name: 1985-BMNH-Kent-Sussex-littoral-chalk-cliff-algal-survey.csv
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eng
Tittley (1985) Chalk cliff algal communities of Kent and Sussex, southeast England
oceans
Marine
Marine Recorder
JNCCMNCR10000217
Habitat
MNCR
0.152622025
1.463093844
51.39581887
50.73472653
1985-10-21
1985-10-24
publication
2001-08-21
This survey was extracted from a Marine Recorder snapshot.
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