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2006-2007, Marine Ecological Surveys, Marine Aggregates Levy Sustainability Fund (MALSF), Recoverability of Sabellaria Spinulosa Following Aggregate Extraction
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2006-2007, Marine Ecological Surveys, Marine Aggregates Levy Sustainability Fund (MALSF), Recoverability of Sabellaria Spinulosa Following Aggregate Extraction

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September 2006 - April 2007

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Summary

Sabellaria spinulosa aggregations have long been a subject of discussion between regulators and marine developers in the UK. The habitat created by these sand grain structures have been widely reported as supporting a unique and diverse fauna that would not otherwise be found on the seabed (UKBAP, 2007). Aggregate dredging and trawling are known to...

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MAL0027 Report

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MAL0027 Report

Author: Marine Ecological Surveys Limited
Report number: mal0027
Sabellaria spinulosa aggregations have long been a subject of discussion between
regulators and marine developers in the UK. The habitat created by these sand grain
structures have been widely reported as supporting a unique and diverse fauna that
would not otherwise be found on the seabed (UKBAP, 2007). Aggr...
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