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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Catenella caespitosa""

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Yealm Estuary

…ding on the degree of shade), a turf of the seaweeds Bostrychia scorpioides and Catenella caespitosa. This zone grades into a patchy zone of the flat wrack which in turn grades into egg or knotted wrack. The egg wrack zone is replaced by, or forms a mosaic with, a barnacle (inclu…

Arfordir Niwgwl - Aber Bach / Newgale - Little Haven Coast

…ong the bottom of the cliffs that are also of interest, support species such as Catenella caespitosa, encrusting red algae Hildenbrandia rubra, lichens Verrucaria mucosa and pygmy lichen, barnacles and small periwinkle Melarhaphe neritoides. The upper sand shore in these bays sup…

Waterwynch Bay to Saundersfoot Harbour

…. and channel wrack Pelvetia canaliculata, along with red algal species such as Catenella caespitosa and pepper dulse. The lichen zone at the top of the cliff consists of black tar lichen Verrucaria maura with bands of yellow and grey lichens, including Ramalina sp. in the splash…

Tiroedd a Glannau Rhwng Cricieth ac Afon Glaslyn

…raig Ddu, where overhanging or shaded rocks can be overgrown by the red seaweed Catenella caespitosa. Between Criccieth and Graig Ddu a barren shingle ridge backs the shore. Below this ridge the shore is composed of fine sand supporting high numbers of banded wedge shell Donax vi…

Pwll-du Head and Bishopston Valley

…ms, pinnacles of rugged bedrock and steep cliffs. In shaded areas, the red alga Catenella caespitosa occurs and, in more exposed areas, the pygmy lichen Lichina pygmaea. Within Deep Slade, extensive low-lying bedrock platforms occur, which are dominated by serrated wrack and a re…

Lower Fal & Helford Intertidal

… On the upper shore the seaweeds Bostrychia scorpioides and creeping chain weed Catenella caespitosa are unusually abundant. The fauna on such shores is often limited with only the shore crab Carcinus maenas, mussels Mytilus edulis and the barnacle Austrominius modestus being wid…

De Porth Sain Ffraid / St Bride's Bay South

…s at Falling Cliff and Musselwick contain the red algae Rhodothamniella sp. and Catenella caespitosa. Boulder and shingle beaches tend to show the same zonation as the cliffs, but with wider bands of barnacles, fucoids and thong weed. Coarse, mobile sand at Musselwick Sands suppo…

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