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…d tunnels are completely dominated by bryozoans such as Anguinella palmata, and Electra pilosa and Cryptosula pallasiana are common. Away from the caves and tunnels further up the shore, a band of mussels Mytilus edulis occurs below a barnacle and limpet Patella sp. zone, with ba…

Samuel's Port

…ssima, common starfish Asterias rubens, a hydroid Dynamena pumila and a sea mat Electra pilosa are frequent. Carrageen Chondrus crispus, coral weed Corallina officinalis, Laminaria hyperborean cuvie or tangle, dulse Palmaria palmata, two red seaweeds Rhodothamniella floridula and…

Mynydd Tir y Cwmwd a'r Glannau at Garreg yr Imbill

…meniacidon perleve, Ophlitaspongia seriata and Clathrina coriacea and bryozoans Electra pilosa, Flustrellida hispida, Oshurkovia littoralis and bryozoan crusts. There are a number of other animal species found in this habitat including the marine snail Lamellaria latens, plumose …

Killard

…verse and include many bryozoan species. Among the species found, hairy sea mat Electra pilosa and Flustrellida hispida, along with breadcrumb sponge Halichondria panicea are typical. The rocks at Killard Point and Craiglewey have an extensive splash zone with a well-developed zo…

Arfordir Penrhyn Angle / Angle Peninsula Coast

…ea, star sea squirt Botryllus schlosseri, piddock Hiatella arctica, the sea mat Electra pilosa, the mollusc European cowrie Trivia monacha, and red seaweeds including Plumaria plumosa, Lomentaria articulata and Membranoptera alata. Some of the most biologically rich rockpool comm…

Glanllynnau a Glannau Pen-ychain i Gricieth

…e, Halichondria panicea, Ophlitaspongia seriata and Leuconia nivea, the bryozoa Electra pilosa, and Bugula sp. and the worm Sabellaria alveolata. The lower shore is invariably dominated by serrated wrack with the red algae Irish mosses Mastocarpus stellatus and Chondrus crispus. …

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