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Neomysis integer and Gammarus spp. in low salinity infralittoral mobile sand
SS.SSa.SSaVS.NintGam
SS.SSa.SSaVS.NintGam recorded (
) and expected (
) distribution in Britain and Ireland (see below)
Recorded distribution in Britain and Ireland
The upper Humber and Thames estuaries in the brackish-water, sublittoral zone.
Habitat preferences
Temperature range preferences -
Water clarity preferences - Medium clarity / Medium turbidity
Low clarity / High turbidity
Poor clarity / Extreme turbidity
Limiting Nutrients - No information found
Other preferences -
Additional information
None
This review can be cited as follows:
Budd, G.C. 2002. Neomysis integer and Gammarus spp. in low salinity infralittoral mobile sand. Marine Life Information Network: Biology and Sensitivity Key Information Sub-programme [on-line]. Plymouth: Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom. [cited 25/05/2013]. Available from: <http://www.marlin.ac.uk/habitatpreferences.php?habitatid=51&code=2004>
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