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Scallop dredging has profound, long-term impacts on maerl habitats

J. Hall‐Spencer, P. Moore
Environmental Science
1 October 2000

The effects of Newhaven scallop dredges on a previously unfished maerl bed compared with the effects on similar grounds that have been fished commercially in the Clyde Sea area, Scotland are reported.

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Coralline algae are global palaeothermometers with bi-weekly resolution

N. Kamenos, M. Cusack, P. Moore
Environmental Science, Geography
1 February 2008

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Baffin Island Fjord Macrobenthos: Bottom Communities and Environmental Significance

J. Syvitski, G. Farrow, R. Atkinson, P. Moore, J. Andrews
Environmental Science
1989

Cluster analysis of the benthos from ten Baffin Island fjords defines six faunal associations. The macrotidal Sunneshine Fiord has a shallow kelp-related Isopod Association. Cambridge Fiord supports…

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The life histories of the amphipods Lembos websteri Bate and Corophium bonnellii Milne Edwards in kelp holdfasts

P. Moore
Environmental Science, Biology
8 January 1981

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Consumption of fisheries discards by benthic scavengers : utilization of energy subsidies in different marine habitats

K. Ramsay, M. Kaiser, P. Moore, R. Hughes
Environmental Science
1 November 1997

The results demonstrated that the responses of scavengers to fisheries discards varied between different habitats, with large aggregations of individuals occurring at one site but not at others, despite similar background population densities.

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Discard composition of the Nephrops fishery in the Clyde Sea area, Scotland

M. Bergmann, S. K. Wieczorek, P. Moore, R. Atkinson
Environmental Science
1 August 2002

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Seals and fisheries in the Clyde Sea area (Scotland): traditional knowledge informs science

P. Moore
Environmental Science
1 July 2003

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Particulate matter in the sublittoral zone of an exposed coast and its ecological significance with special reference to the fauna inhabiting kelp holdfasts

P. Moore
Environmental Science
1 October 1972

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Conservation and management of northeast Atlantic and Mediterranean maerl beds

C. Barberá, C. Bordehore, C. Valle
Environmental Science
2003

1. Maerl beds occur worldwide and are formed by an accumulation of unattached calcareous red algae (Rhodophyta). 2. Maerl-forming algae grow in a superficial living layer on sediments within the…

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Nursery-area function of maerl grounds for juvenile queen scallops Aequipecten opercularis and other invertebrates

N. Kamenos, P. Moore, J. Hall‐Spencer
Environmental Science
2004

Diving research in Scotland has shown that pristine live maerl (PLM) grounds fulfil nursery area prerequisites for commercial populations of queen scallops Aequipecten opercularis and other inver- tebrates, such as the soft clam Mya arenaria, the sea urchins Psammechinus miliaris and Echinus escu- lentus, and the starfish Asterias rubens.

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