2015
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Epibenthos and demersal fish monitoring at long-term monitoring stations Trawl samples were taken within the disposal site and outside the disposal site (close neigbourhood) (classic controle/impact design). Sampling activities were in February-March and in September/October. A 8 meter shrimp beam trawl (22 mm mesh in the cod end) equipped with a bolder chain was used.The net was towed during 30 or 15 minutes at an average speed of 4 knots.
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Extraction of type locality information from the World Register of Marine Species.
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Bacteria non taxonomy-related data collected in the Adriatic and Ionian Sea within SESAME Project during the cruises: SESAME-IT1, SESAME-IT6 and SESAME-IT7.
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The aim of this data collection was to improve the knowledge on the occurrence of Echinoderms in the Adriatic Sea.
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Dataset collected in the North and South Adriatic Sea. Only presence data available, geographical information was aggregated to a region level instead of actual point locations.
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Zooplankton from the Belgian Part of the North Sea was sampled monthly in 2009 and 2010 at 10 monitoring stations, using a WP2 net (57cm, 200µm mesh size), which was towed in an oblique haul from bottom to surface.
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This dataset contains zooplankton data (Crustacea) from the Taranto Seas.
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All nematode data from the North Sea Benthos Survey (NSBS) were compiled in a smaller dataset.
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The data was collected under the MARBEF BIOFUSE long term monitoring program. Each participant of this program is selected 5 shores, chosen to maximise likelihood of differences in diversity (e.g. along gradient of stress - wave exposure, pollution, etc or with different recruitment regimes). Fixed sampling units randomly selected. Size of sampling Atlantic 50 x 50 cm quadrat. 5 quadrats, grid of 25 squares used to give visual estimate to nearest 5 % cover. 2 samples per year (ie every 6 months) for 2 years commencing Winter 2005-6. Taxonomic resolution: best possible resolution achievable non-destructively in the field, including macrofauna (visible to naked eye).
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This dataset contains microzooplankton (Crustacea) data from the South Adriatic Sea from 2000.