This dataset holds the observations recorded during the GEO Biodiversity Day "Wattuntersuchung (Cuxhaven)" in Cuxhaven

RMNH_INVERTEBRATE_MARINE_EXPEDITIONS_SPECIMENS is an extract of several databases which were the result of NWO Groot "Building de database of Life" in 2005 and 2006 in which the handwritten registers were digitised.

Phytoplankton data collected in the Black Sea between 1956 and 1960 and processed by Hilarius Skolka and Nicolae Bodeanu. This dataset contains abundance data (cells per liter) and biomass (mg/m3) for individual phytoplankton taxa. Samples were taken by 1L Nansen bottle at standard depths. The standard sedimentation technique for samples preparation (Morozova-Vodianitkaia, 1954) was used.

Mesozooplankton data collected in the framework of INTERREG II and III Italy-Slovenia project, implemented on behalf of the Friuli-Venezia Giulia Regional Environment Office by the Marine Biology Laboratory in Trieste, with the contribution of the newly-founded Regional Agency for the Conservation of the Environment (ARPA - Agenzia regionale per la protezione dell'ambiente).

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Phytoplankton data collected in the Southern Adriatic during Italian PRISMA programme, Phase 1 (1995-1996).

Mesozooplankton data collected in the Southern Adriatic during Italian PRISMA programme, Phase 1 (1995-1996).

The mollusc fauna of the Southern Black Sea coast (Sinop, Turkey) was semi-quantitatively investigated during 2001-2002 at 12 stations.

This dataset is comprised of marine benthic surveys created by Natural Resources Wales' (and previously the Countryside Council for Wales') technical support (research and monitoring) contracts since 1993. The surveys focus on benthic habitats (often referred to as 'biotopes') in intertidal, inshore (typically within 3nm) and subtidal areas. These surveys include the capture of many species records. Only the species records are available on the NBN Gateway. Some of the surveys were originally stored in the MNCR (Marine Nature Conservation Review) database created by JNCC but then transfered to CCW. (However, none were carried out as part of JNCC's MNCR officical survey programme). Original copies of all the surveys are now held in NRW's Marine Recorder database.

This dataset contains counts of Mysidacea (determined at genus level) from two samples from Gazi Bay (October 1994), 1 at Uroa Beach (July 1996) and two at Ambon (April 1996) using a hyperbenthic sledge (0.5m high, mesh width 0.5mm) or hand net. The data were digitized by VLIZ from the original report: Poppe, B. (1997). Taxonomische studie van enkele tropische Mysidacea = Taxonomic study of some tropical Mysidacea. Thesis. Universiteit Gent: Ghent. 19 pp.