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Species point records from 1992 AES NE England sublittoral survey
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Download this fileRecordKey | SurveyKey | SurveyName | SampleKey | StartDate | EndDate | DateType | LocationName | DataType | Latitude | Longitude | Projection | AphiaId | Species | Uncertain | Abundance_SACFORN | Abundance_Count | IsDead | SampleComment |
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JNCCMNCR10259737 | JNCCMNCR10000356 | 1992 AES NE England sublittoral survey | JNCCMNCR10012472 | 1992-07-29 | 1992-07-29 | D | Newbiggin Outfall Transect 3 (Northern) (Newbiggin) | Point | 55.1784704732193 | -1.48668456837508 | WGS84 | 126792 | Callionymus lyra | FALSE | R | Not set | FALSE | In some places there were many sand mason tubes and richer life than transect 1. There were three adult Pleuronectes platessa seen all very close to the transect line. Two Callionymus lyra were seen. One Echiichthyes vipera was observed. There were many Lanice conchilega but these became fewer as the dive continued. Asterias rubens was clumped. |
JNCCMNCR10259611 | JNCCMNCR10000356 | 1992 AES NE England sublittoral survey | JNCCMNCR10012461 | 1992-07-29 | 1992-07-29 | D | Newbiggin Foul Outfall, Transect 4 (southern). (Newbiggin) | Point | 55.1634291606457 | -1.49990534995286 | WGS84 | 107333 | Inachus phalangium | FALSE | Not set | Not set | FALSE | Opisthobranchia has been given a nominal abundance value of Present for this record as in Arev it had no abundance value. A bedrock platform with a few boulders, in the midst of a sandy plain. The habitat was very heavily silted. There were a few Alcyonium digitatum and Metridium senile, with several Urticina eques and Urticina felina. The hydroid and bryozoan turf was very silted and tatty, with four species of nudibranch found. Several spider crabs were also observed. There was a lone boulder in the sandy plain nearby, with a large lobster beneath it. |
JNCCMNCR10259590 | JNCCMNCR10000356 | 1992 AES NE England sublittoral survey | JNCCMNCR10012460 | 1992-08-20 | 1992-08-20 | D | Langbaurgh Outfall Survey, Transect C-B (Teesside) | Point | 54.6098415874779 | -1.01219298585925 | WGS84 | 107398 | Necora puber | FALSE | O | Not set | FALSE | The bedrock and boulders were colonised by Pomatoceros triqueter, which was generally common but abundant/superabundant locally. Flustra foliacea was common. Henricia sp. was also common and Alcyonium digitatum was occasional overall (common locally). Various hydroids, nudibranchs and ascidians were sparsely distributed, though were not surveyed accurately due to lack of time. One octopus was seen on ascending. |
JNCCMNCR10262661 | JNCCMNCR10000356 | 1992 AES NE England sublittoral survey | JNCCMNCR10012664 | 1992-05-21 | 1992-05-21 | D | Brierdene, Transect 1. (Whitley Bay) | Point | 55.0597486121147 | -1.44186243663053 | WGS84 | 144296 | Ulva | FALSE | O | Not set | FALSE | Foliose red algae has been given a nominal abundance value of Present for this record as in Arev it had no abundance value. Substratum was mainly irregular bedrock (hard sandstone) with patches of coarse sand (mobile) and a few boulders. The rock was densely colonised but was patchy. There was Laminaria hyperborea, which had very long stipes but almost nothing growing on them. The rock had patches of very dense Laminaria sp. sporelings (20-30 cm long) and a sparse covering of foliose reds (mostly Plocamium cartilagineum and Phycodrys rubens). There was very fine silt on rock surfaces. There were piddocks in some small boulders. There was also Calliostoma zizyphinum, Echinus esculentus and pink crusts. Fauna was generally quite sparse. |