A re-assessment of rocky sublittoral biota at Hilsea Point Rock after fifty years

Keith Hiscock

doi:10.1017/S0025315405012038

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A re-assessment of the rocky sublittoral biota at Hilsea Point Rock in south Devon, UK was undertaken 50 years after the first descriptive surveys. The overall appearance of the fauna and flora in 2003 was much as described in the 1950s but with some species not re-found in 2003 and some species added to the lists from the 1950s.

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A re-assessment of rocky sublittoral biota at Hilsea Point Rock after fifty years

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