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Norway Digital Natur Kyst og fiskeri Norske havområder nord for 62 grader bunndyr observasjonsdata videostasjon observasjoner Mareano Svampskog Sjøfjærbunn FellesEgenskaperSårbareBunndyr Glassvampsamfunn Svampspikelbunn GenerelleEgenskaperSårbareBunndyr Blomkålkorallskog Bløtbunnskorallskog Umbellulabestander Hardbunnskorallskog indikatorVME indicatorVME referanseStasjon toktNummer prøveNummer antall dato lengdegrad breddegrad National biota
Hard-bottom coral gardens. Where currents are strong and the sea bottom is hard, we often find sea fan populations that provide habitat for fish, brittle stars and small crustaceans. The most common species of sea fans that make up these hard-bottom coral gardens are Paragorgia arborea, Primnoa resedaeformis, Paramuricea placomus and Swiftia spp. Within the area mapped by MAREANO to date the presence of Swiftia has not been confirmed, and it is more common in relatively shallow waters off Rogaland. Although there is less biodiversity associated with the various sea fans that make up this biotope than with coral reefs, they nevertheless are home to many host-specific species that are not found in other biotopes and generally, contain a remarkable volume of biomass.
Sårbare marine bunndyr - observasjonsdata Hardbunnskorallskog