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Biological Data Interpretation of the Reef East of Shetland Isles Area of Search

Report Out of Print
Series: JNCC Report Series Volume: 433
By: R Foster-Smith, A Benson and J Foster-Smith
67 pages, Figs, tabs, illus
Biological Data Interpretation of the Reef East of Shetland Isles Area of Search
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The available data provided with the contract and previously reviewed by British Geological Survey (BGS) was studied and this indicated that further analysis might refine the nature and extent of reef features. No additional data were available from other possible data providers. The video and stills were analysed and the sediment characteristics and species recorded entered into a spreadsheet. The relevant fields were then entered into Marine Recorder. Attempts were made to record as systematically as possible and a trigon was devised that was suitable for recording rocky reef substrata. The video was split into clips representing distinct habitats and the clips were the main focus for the habitat descriptions. Stills were sub-sampled where necessary and the data recorded. The data from the stills contributed to the description of the video clips. The records were analysed and matched to biotope classes.

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Report Out of Print
Series: JNCC Report Series Volume: 433
By: R Foster-Smith, A Benson and J Foster-Smith
67 pages, Figs, tabs, illus
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