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Preferred label
aphotic muddy sediment characterized by sparse epibenthic macrocommunity
Baltic
Baltic aphotic benthos
Baltic aphotic coarse sediment
Baltic aphotic coarse sediment characterized by epibenthic bivalves
Baltic aphotic coarse sediment characterized by infaunal bivalves
Baltic aphotic coarse sediment characterized by infaunal crustaceans
Baltic aphotic coarse sediment characterized by infaunal polychaetes
Baltic aphotic coarse sediment characterized by macroscopic epibenthic biotic structures
Baltic aphotic coarse sediment characterized by macroscopic infaunal biotic structures
Baltic aphotic coarse sediment characterized by mixed epibenthic macrocommunity
Baltic aphotic coarse sediment characterized by no macrocommunity
Baltic aphotic coarse sediment characterized by no macroscopic biotic structures
Baltic aphotic coarse sediment dominated by meiofauna
Baltic aphotic coarse sediment dominated by multiple infaunal bivalve species: Macoma calcarea, Mya truncata, Astarte spp., Spisula spp.
Baltic aphotic coarse sediment dominated by multiple infaunal polychaete species including Ophelia spp.
Baltic aphotic coarse sediment dominated by Mytilidae
Baltic aphotic coarse sediment dominated by sand digger shrimp (Bathyporeia pilosa)
Baltic aphotic ferromanganese concretion bottoms
Baltic aphotic hard anthropogenically created substrates
Baltic aphotic hard clay
Baltic aphotic hard clay characterized by epibenthic bivalves
Baltic aphotic hard clay characterized by macroscopic epibenthic biotic structures
Baltic aphotic hard clay characterized by mixed epibenthic macrocommunity
Baltic aphotic hard clay characterized by no macrocommunity
Baltic aphotic hard clay characterized by no macroscopic biotic structures
Baltic aphotic hard clay characterized by sparse epibenthic macrocommunity
Baltic aphotic hard clay characterized by sparse macroscopic epibenthic biotic structures
Baltic aphotic hard clay dominated by Astarte spp.
Baltic aphotic hard clay dominated by Mytilidae
Baltic aphotic maerl beds
Baltic aphotic marl (marlstone rock)
Baltic aphotic mixed substrate
Baltic aphotic mixed substrate characterized by epibenthic bivalves
Baltic aphotic mixed substrate characterized by epibenthic chordates
Baltic aphotic mixed substrate characterized by epibenthic cnidarians
Baltic aphotic mixed substrate characterized by epibenthic crustacea
Baltic aphotic mixed substrate characterized by epibenthic moss animals (Bryozoa)
Baltic aphotic mixed substrate characterized by epibenthic sponges (Porifera)
Baltic aphotic mixed substrate characterized by macroscopic epibenthic biotic structures
Baltic aphotic mixed substrate characterized by mixed epibenthic macrocommunity
Baltic aphotic mixed substrate characterized by no macrocommunity
Baltic aphotic mixed substrate characterized by no macroscopic biotic structures
Baltic aphotic mixed substrate characterized by sparse epibenthic macrocommunity
Baltic aphotic mixed substrate characterized by sparse macroscopic epibenthic biotic structures
Baltic aphotic mixed substrate dominated by barnacles (Balanidae)
Baltic aphotic mixed substrate dominated by corticated moss animals (Electra crustulenta)
Baltic aphotic mixed substrate dominated by erect moss animals (Flustra foliacea)
Baltic aphotic mixed substrate dominated by hydroids (Hydrozoa)
Baltic aphotic mixed substrate dominated by Mytilidae
Baltic aphotic mixed substrate dominated by sea anemones (Actiniaria)
Baltic aphotic mixed substrate dominated by sea squirts (Ascidiacea)
Baltic aphotic mixed substrate dominated by soft corals (Alcyonacea)
Baltic aphotic mixed substrate dominated by stone corals (Scleractinida)
Baltic aphotic muddy sediment
Baltic aphotic muddy sediment characterized by epibenthic bivalves
Baltic aphotic muddy sediment characterized by epibenthic cnidarians
Baltic aphotic muddy sediment characterized by epibenthic crustacea
Baltic aphotic muddy sediment characterized by epibenthic polychaetes
Baltic aphotic muddy sediment characterized by infaunal bivalves
Baltic aphotic muddy sediment characterized by infaunal crustaceans
Baltic aphotic muddy sediment characterized by infaunal echinoderms
Baltic aphotic muddy sediment characterized by infaunal insect larvae
Baltic aphotic muddy sediment characterized by infaunal polychaetes
Baltic aphotic muddy sediment characterized by macroscopic epibenthic biotic structures
Baltic aphotic muddy sediment characterized by macroscopic infaunal biotic structures
Baltic aphotic muddy sediment characterized by mixed epibenthic macrocommunity
Baltic aphotic muddy sediment characterized by no macrocommunity
Baltic aphotic muddy sediment characterized by no macroscopic biotic structures
Baltic aphotic muddy sediment characterized by sparse macroscopic epibenthic biotic structures
Baltic aphotic muddy sediment dominated by Amphiura filiformis
Baltic aphotic muddy sediment dominated by anaerobic organisms
Baltic aphotic muddy sediment dominated by Astarte spp.
Baltic aphotic muddy sediment dominated by Baltic tellin (Macoma balthica)
Baltic aphotic muddy sediment dominated by Brissopsis lyrifera and Amphiura chiajei
Baltic aphotic muddy sediment dominated by Haploops spp.
Baltic aphotic muddy sediment dominated by Marenzelleria spp.
Baltic aphotic muddy sediment dominated by meiofauna
Baltic aphotic muddy sediment dominated by midge larvae (Chironomidae)
Baltic aphotic muddy sediment dominated by Monoporeia affinis and/or Pontoporeia femorata
Baltic aphotic muddy sediment dominated by Mytilidae
Baltic aphotic muddy sediment dominated by ocean quahog (Arctica islandica)
Baltic aphotic muddy sediment dominated by Scoloplos (Scoloplos) armige
Baltic aphotic muddy sediment dominated by seapens
Baltic aphotic muddy sediment dominated by tube-building polychaetes
Baltic aphotic muddy sediment dominated by various opportunistic polychaetes
Baltic aphotic peat bottoms
Baltic aphotic rock and boulders
Baltic aphotic rock and boulders characterized by epebenthic bivalves
Baltic aphotic rock and boulders characterized by epibenthic chordates
Baltic aphotic rock and boulders characterized by epibenthic cnidarians
Baltic aphotic rock and boulders characterized by epibenthic crustacea
Baltic aphotic rock and boulders characterized by epibenthic moss animals (Bryozoa)
Baltic aphotic rock and boulders characterized by epibenthic sponges (Porifera)
Baltic aphotic rock and boulders characterized by macroscopic epibenthic biotic structures
Baltic aphotic rock and boulders characterized by mixed epibenthic macrocommunity
Baltic aphotic rock and boulders characterized by no macrocommunity
Baltic aphotic rock and boulders characterized by no macroscopic biotic structures
Baltic aphotic rock and boulders characterized by sparse epibenthic macrocommunity
Baltic aphotic rock and boulders characterized by sparse macroscopic epibenthic structures
Baltic aphotic rock and boulders dominated by barnacles (Balanidae)
Baltic aphotic rock and boulders dominated by corticated moss animals (Electra crustulenta)
Baltic aphotic rock and boulders dominated by erect moss animals (Flustra foliacea)
Baltic aphotic rock and boulders dominated by hydroids (Hyrdozoa)
Baltic aphotic rock and boulders dominated by Mytilidae
Baltic aphotic rock and boulders dominated by sea anemones (Actiniaria)
Baltic aphotic rock and boulders dominated by sea squirts (Ascidiacea)
Baltic aphotic rock and boulders dominated by soft corals (Alcyonacea)
Baltic aphotic rock and boulders dominated by stone corals (Scleractinida)
Baltic aphotic sand
Baltic aphotic sand characterized by epibenthic bivalves
Baltic aphotic sand characterized by infaunal bivalves
Baltic aphotic sand characterized by infaunal crustacea
Baltic aphotic sand characterized by infaunal insect larvae
Baltic aphotic sand characterized by infaunal polychaetes
Baltic aphotic sand characterized by macroscopic epibenthic biotic structures
Baltic aphotic sand characterized by macroscopic infaunal biotic structures
Baltic aphotic sand characterized by mixed epibenthic macrocommunity
Baltic aphotic sand characterized by no macrocommunity
Baltic aphotic sand characterized by no macroscopic biotic structures
Baltic aphotic sand dominated by Baltic tellin (Macoma balthica)
Baltic aphotic sand dominated by meiofauna
Baltic aphotic sand dominated by midge larvae (Chironomidae)
Baltic aphotic sand dominated by Monoporeia affinis and Saduria entomon
Baltic aphotic sand dominated by multiple infaunal bivalve species: Cerastoderma spp., Mya arenaria, Astarte borealis, Arctica islandica, Macoma balthica
Baltic aphotic sand dominated by multiple infaunal bivalve species: Macoma calcarea, Mya truncata, Astarte spp., Spisula spp.
Baltic aphotic sand dominated by multiple infaunal polychaete species including Ophelia spp. and Travisia forbesii
Baltic aphotic sand dominated by multiple infaunal polychaete species: Pygospio elegans, Marenzelleria spp., Hediste diversicolor
Baltic aphotic sand dominated by Mytilidae
Baltic aphotic sand dominated by ocean quahog (Arctica islandica)
Baltic aphotic sand dominated by sand gaper (Mya arenaria)
Baltic aphotic sand dominated by striped venus (Chamelea gallina)
Baltic aphotic shell gravel
Baltic aphotic shell gravel characterized by epibenthic bivalves
Baltic aphotic shell gravel characterized by epibenthic chordates
Baltic aphotic shell gravel characterized by macroscopic epibenthic biotic structures
Baltic aphotic shell gravel characterized by macroscopic infaunal biotic structures
Baltic aphotic shell gravel characterized by mixed epibenthic macrocommunity
Baltic aphotic shell gravel characterized by mixed infaunal macrocommunity in coarse and well-sorted shells and shell fragments
Baltic aphotic shell gravel characterized by mixed infaunal macrocommunity in fine sand-like shell fragments
Baltic aphotic shell gravel characterized by no macrocommunity
Baltic aphotic shell gravel characterized by no macroscopic biotic structures
Baltic aphotic shell gravel characterized by sparse epibenthic macrocommunity
Baltic aphotic shell gravel characterized by sparse macroscopic epibenthic biotic structures
Baltic aphotic shell gravel dominated by Mytilidae
Baltic aphotic shell gravel dominated by vase tunicate (Ciona intestinalis)
Baltic aphotic soft anthropogenically created substrates
Baltic photic benthos
Baltic photic coarse sediment
Baltic photic coarse sediment characterized by annual algae
Baltic photic coarse sediment characterized by aquatic moss
Baltic photic coarse sediment characterized by emergent vegetation
Baltic photic coarse sediment characterized by epibenthic bivalves
Baltic photic coarse sediment characterized by infaunal bivalves
Baltic photic coarse sediment characterized by infaunal crustaceans
Baltic photic coarse sediment characterized by infaunal echinoderms
Baltic photic coarse sediment characterized by infaunal insect larvae
Baltic photic coarse sediment characterized by infaunal polychaetes
Baltic photic coarse sediment characterized by macroscopic epibenthic biotic structures
Baltic photic coarse sediment characterized by macroscopic infaunal biotic structures
Baltic photic coarse sediment characterized by microphytobenthic organisms and grazing snails
Baltic photic coarse sediment characterized by mixed epibenthic macrocommunity
Baltic photic coarse sediment characterized by no macrocommunity
Baltic photic coarse sediment characterized by no macroscopic biotic structures
Baltic photic coarse sediment characterized by perennial algae
Baltic photic coarse sediment characterized by sparse epibenthic macrocommunity
Baltic photic coarse sediment characterized by sparse macroscopic epibenthic biotic structures
Baltic photic coarse sediment characterized by stable aggregations of unattached perennial vegetation
Baltic photic coarse sediment characterized by submerged rooted plants
Baltic photic coarse sediment dominated by Charales
Baltic photic coarse sediment dominated by Chorda filum and/or Halosiphon tomentosus
Baltic photic coarse sediment dominated by common eelgrass (Zostera marina)
Baltic photic coarse sediment dominated by common reed (Phragmites australis)
Baltic photic coarse sediment dominated by Fucus spp.
Baltic photic coarse sediment dominated by kelp
Baltic photic coarse sediment dominated by multiple infaunal bivalve species: Macoma calcarea, Mya truncata, Astarte spp. Spisula spp.
Baltic photic coarse sediment dominated by multiple infaunal polychaete species including Ophelia spp.
Baltic photic coarse sediment dominated by Mytilidae
Baltic photic coarse sediment dominated by perennial filamentous algae
Baltic photic coarse sediment dominated by perennial foliose red algae
Baltic photic coarse sediment dominated by perennial non-filamentous corticated red algae
Baltic photic coarse sediment dominated by pondweed (Potamogeton perfoliatus and/or Stuckenia pectinata)
Baltic photic coarse sediment dominated by Ranunculus spp.
Baltic photic coarse sediment dominated by sand digger shrimp (Bathyporeia pilosa)
Baltic photic coarse sediment dominated by sedges (Cyperaceae)
Baltic photic coarse sediment dominated by stable aggregations of unattached Fucus spp. (dwarf form)
Baltic photic coarse sediment dominated by stable aggregations of unattached Fucus spp. (typical form)
Baltic photic coarse sediment dominated by stable aggregations of unattached Furcellaria lumbricalis
Baltic photic coarse sediment dominated by Zannichellia spp. and/or Ruppia spp. and/or Zostera noltii
Baltic photic ferromanganese concretion bottoms
Baltic photic hard anthropogenically created substrates
Baltic photic hard clay
Baltic photic hard clay characterized by epibenthic bivalves
Baltic photic hard clay characterized by macroscopic epibenthic biotic structures
Baltic photic hard clay characterized by mixed epibenthic macrocommunity
Baltic photic hard clay characterized by no macrocommunity
Baltic photic hard clay characterized by no macroscopic biotic structures
Baltic photic hard clay characterized by sparse epibenthic macrocommunity
Baltic photic hard clay characterized by sparse macroscopic epibenthic biotic structures
Baltic photic hard clay dominated by Mytilidae
Baltic photic maerl beds
Baltic photic marl (marlstone rock)
Baltic photic mixed substrate
Baltic photic mixed substrate characterized by annual algae
Baltic photic mixed substrate characterized by aquatic moss
Baltic photic mixed substrate characterized by emergent vegetation
Baltic photic mixed substrate characterized by epibenthic bivalves
Baltic photic mixed substrate characterized by epibenthic chordates
Baltic photic mixed substrate characterized by epibenthic cnidarians
Baltic photic mixed substrate characterized by epibenthic crustaceans
Baltic photic mixed substrate characterized by epibenthic moss animals (Bryozoa)
Baltic photic mixed substrate characterized by epibenthic sponges (Porifera)
Baltic photic mixed substrate characterized by macroscopic epibenthic biotic structures
Baltic photic mixed substrate characterized by microphytobenthic organisms and grazing snails
Baltic photic mixed substrate characterized by mixed epibenthic macrocommunity
Baltic photic mixed substrate characterized by no macrocommunity
Baltic photic mixed substrate characterized by no macroscopic biotic structures
Baltic photic mixed substrate characterized by perennial algae
Baltic photic mixed substrate characterized by soft crustose algae
Baltic photic mixed substrate characterized by sparse epibenthic macrocommunity
Baltic photic mixed substrate characterized by sparse macroscopic epibenthic biotic structures
Baltic photic mixed substrate characterized by stable aggregations of unattached perennial vegetation
Baltic photic mixed substrate characterized by submerged rooted plants
Baltic photic mixed substrate dominated by barnacles (Balanidae)
Baltic photic mixed substrate dominated by Charales
Baltic photic mixed substrate dominated by Chorda filum and/or Halosiphon tomentosus
Baltic photic mixed substrate dominated by common eelgrass (Zostera marina)
Baltic photic mixed substrate dominated by common reed (Phragmites australis)
Baltic photic mixed substrate dominated by crustose moss animals (Electra crustulenta)
Baltic photic mixed substrate dominated by erect moss animals (Flustra foliacea)
Baltic photic mixed substrate dominated by filamnetous annual algae
Baltic photic mixed substrate dominated by foliose red algae
Baltic photic mixed substrate dominated by Fucus spp.
Baltic photic mixed substrate dominated by hydroids (Hydrozoa)
Baltic photic mixed substrate dominated by kelp
Baltic photic mixed substrate dominated by Mytilidae
Baltic photic mixed substrate dominated by perennial filamentous algae
Baltic photic mixed substrate dominated by perennial non-filamentous corticated red algae
Baltic photic mixed substrate dominated by pondweed (Potamogeton perfoliatus and/or Stuckenia pactinata)
Baltic photic mixed substrate dominated by sea squirts (Ascidiacea)
Baltic photic mixed substrate dominated by sedges(Cyperaceae)
Baltic photic mixed substrate dominated by stable aggregations of unattached Fucus spp. (dwarf form)
Baltic photic mixed substrate dominated by stable aggregations of unattached Fucus spp. (typical form)
Baltic photic mixed substrate dominated by stable aggregations of unattached Furcellaria lumbricalis
Baltic photic mixed substrate dominated by stable aggregations of unattached rigid hornwort (Ceratophyllum demersun)
Baltic photic mixed substrate dominated by watermillfoil (Myriophyllum spicatum and/or Myriophyllum sibiricum)
Baltic photic mixed substrate dominated by Zannichellia spp. and/or Ruppia spp. and/or Zostera noltii
Baltic photic mixed substrate dominated by zebra mussel (Dreissena polymorpha)
Baltic photic muddy sediment
Baltic photic muddy sediment characterized by annual algae
Baltic photic muddy sediment characterized by emergent vegetation
Baltic photic muddy sediment characterized by epibenthic bivalves
Baltic photic muddy sediment characterized by epibenthic polychaetes
Baltic photic muddy sediment characterized by infaunal bivalves
Baltic photic muddy sediment characterized by infaunal crustaceans
Baltic photic muddy sediment characterized by infaunal echinoderms
Baltic photic muddy sediment characterized by infaunal insect larvae
Baltic photic muddy sediment characterized by infaunal polychaetes
Baltic photic muddy sediment characterized by macroscopic epibenthic biotic structures
Baltic photic muddy sediment characterized by macroscopic infaunal biotic structures
Baltic photic muddy sediment characterized by no macrocommunity
Baltic photic muddy sediment characterized by no macroscopic biotic structures
Baltic photic muddy sediment characterized by stable aggregations of unattached perennial vegetation
Baltic photic muddy sediment characterized by submerged rooted plants
Baltic photic muddy sediment dominated by Abra spp.
Baltic photic muddy sediment dominated by Baltic tellin (Macoma balthica)
Baltic photic muddy sediment dominated by Charales
Baltic photic muddy sediment dominated by common eelgrass (Zostera marina)
Baltic photic muddy sediment dominated by common reed (Phragmites australis)
Baltic photic muddy sediment dominated by Marenzelleria spp.
Baltic photic muddy sediment dominated by meiofauna (Oligochaeta, Ostracoda, Nematoda)
Baltic photic muddy sediment dominated by midge larvae (Chironomidae)
Baltic photic muddy sediment dominated by Monoporeia afiinis
Baltic photic muddy sediment dominated by mud shrimps (Corophiidae)
Baltic photic muddy sediment dominated by Mytilidae
Baltic photic muddy sediment dominated by ocean quahog (Arctica islandica)
Baltic photic muddy sediment dominated by pondweed (Potamogeton perfoliatus and/or Stuckenia pactinata)
Baltic photic muddy sediment dominated by Ranunculus spp.
Baltic photic muddy sediment dominated by sedges (Cyperaceae)
Baltic photic muddy sediment dominated by spikerush (Eleocharis spp.)
Baltic photic muddy sediment dominated by spiny naiad (Najas marina)
Baltic photic muddy sediment dominated by stable aggregations of unattached Fucus spp. (dwarf form)
Baltic photic muddy sediment dominated by stable aggregations of unattached Fucus spp. (typical form)
Baltic photic muddy sediment dominated by stable aggregations of unattached Furcellaria lumbricalis
Baltic photic muddy sediment dominated by stable aggregations of unattached lake ball (Aegagropila linnaei)
Baltic photic muddy sediment dominated by stable aggregations of unattached rigid hornwort (Ceratuphyllum demersum)
Baltic photic muddy sediment dominated by tube building polychaetes
Baltic photic muddy sediment dominated by Unionidae
Baltic photic muddy sediment dominated by valve snails (Valvata spp.)
Baltic photic muddy sediment dominated by various opportunistic polychaetes
Baltic photic muddy sediment dominated by Vaucheria spp.
Baltic photic muddy sediment dominated by watermillfoil (Myriophyllum spicatum and/or Myriophyllum sibiricum)
Baltic photic muddy sediment dominated by Zannichellia spp. and/or Ruppia spp. and/or Zostera noltii
Baltic photic muddy sediment dominated by zebra mussel (Dreissena polymorpha)
Baltic photic peat bottoms
Baltic photic rock and boulders
Baltic photic rock and boulders characterized by annual algae
Baltic photic rock and boulders characterized by aquatic moss
Baltic photic rock and boulders characterized by epibenthic bivalves
Baltic photic rock and boulders characterized by epibenthic chordates
Baltic photic rock and boulders characterized by epibenthic cnidarians
Baltic photic rock and boulders characterized by epibenthic crustaceans
Baltic photic rock and boulders characterized by epibenthic moss animals (Bryozoa)
Baltic photic rock and boulders characterized by epibenthic sponges (Porifera)
Baltic photic rock and boulders characterized by macroscopic epibenthic biotic structures
Baltic photic rock and boulders characterized by microphytobenthic organisms and grazing snails
Baltic photic rock and boulders characterized by mixed epibenthic macrocommunity
Baltic photic rock and boulders characterized by no macrocommunity
Baltic photic rock and boulders characterized by no macroscopic biotic structures
Baltic photic rock and boulders characterized by perennial algae
Baltic photic rock and boulders characterized by soft crustose algae
Baltic photic rock and boulders characterized by sparse epibenthic macrocommunity
Baltic photic rock and boulders characterized by sparse macroscopic epibenthic structures
Baltic photic rock and boulders dominated by barnacles (Balanidae)
Baltic photic rock and boulders dominated by crustose moss animals (Electra crustulenta)
Baltic photic rock and boulders dominated by erect moss animals (Flustra foliacea)
Baltic photic rock and boulders dominated by Fucus spp.
Baltic photic rock and boulders dominated by hydroids (Hydrozoa)
Baltic photic rock and boulders dominated by kelp
Baltic photic rock and boulders dominated by Mytilidae
Baltic photic rock and boulders dominated by perennial filamentous algae
Baltic photic rock and boulders dominated by perennial foliose red algae
Baltic photic rock and boulders dominated by perennial non-filamentous corticated red algae
Baltic photic rock and boulders dominated by sea squirts (Ascidiacea)
Baltic photic rock and boulders dominated by zebra mussel (Dreissena polymorpha)
Baltic photic sand
Baltic photic sand characterized by annual algae
Baltic photic sand characterized by emergent vegetation
Baltic photic sand characterized by epibenthic bivalves
Baltic photic sand characterized by infaunal bivalves
Baltic photic sand characterized by infaunal crustaceans
Baltic photic sand characterized by infaunal polychaetes
Baltic photic sand characterized by macroscopic epibenthic biotic structures
Baltic photic sand characterized by macroscopic infaunal biotic structures
Baltic photic sand characterized by mixed epibenthic macrocommunity
Baltic photic sand characterized by no macrocommunity
Baltic photic sand characterized by no macroscopic biotic structures
Baltic photic sand characterized by stable aggregations of unattached perennial vegetation
Baltic photic sand characterized by submerged rooted plants
Baltic photic sand dominated by Baltic tellin (Macoma balthica)
Baltic photic sand dominated by Charales
Baltic photic sand dominated by Chorda filum and/or Halosiphon tomentosus
Baltic photic sand dominated by cockles (Cerastoderma spp.)
Baltic photic sand dominated by common eelgrass (Zostera marina)
Baltic photic sand dominated by common reed (Phragmites australis)
Baltic photic sand dominated by lugworms (Arenicola marina)
Baltic photic sand dominated by midge larvae (Chironomidae)
Baltic photic sand dominated by multiple infaunal bivalve species: Cerastoderma spp., Mya arenaria, Astarte borealis, Arctica islandica, Macoma balthica
Baltic photic sand dominated by multiple infaunal bivalve species: Macoma calcarea, Mya truncata, Astarte spp., Spisula spp.
Baltic photic sand dominated by multiple infaunal polychaete species including Ophelia spp. and/or Travisia forbesii
Baltic photic sand dominated by multiple infaunal polychaete species: Pygospio elegans, Marenzelleria spp., Hediste diversicolor
Baltic photic sand dominated by Mytilidae
Baltic photic sand dominated by ocean quahog (Arctica islandica)
Baltic photic sand dominated by pondweed (Potamogeton perfoliatus and/or Stuckenia pactinata)
Baltic photic sand dominated by Ranunculus spp.
Baltic photic sand dominated by sand digger shrimp (Bathyporeia pilosa)
Baltic photic sand dominated by sand gaper (Mya arenaria)
Baltic photic sand dominated by sedges (Cyperaceae)
Baltic photic sand dominated by spikerush (Eleocharis spp.)
Baltic photic sand dominated by spiny naiad (Najas marina)
Baltic photic sand dominated by stable aggregations of unattached Fucus spp. (dwarf form)
Baltic photic sand dominated by stable aggregations of unattached Fucus spp. (typical form)
Baltic photic sand dominated by stable aggregations of unattached Furcellaria lumbricalis
Baltic photic sand dominated by Vaucheria spp.
Baltic photic sand dominated by watermillfoil (Myriophyllum spicatum and/or Myriophyllum sibiricum)
Baltic photic sand dominated by Zannichellia spp. and/or Ruppia spp. and/or Zostera noltii
Baltic photic shell gravel
Baltic photic shell gravel characterized by epibenthic bivalves
Baltic photic shell gravel characterized by epibenthic chordates
Baltic photic shell gravel characterized by macroscopic epibenthic biotic structures
Baltic photic shell gravel characterized by macroscopic infaunal biotic structures
Baltic photic shell gravel characterized by mixed epibenthic macrocommunity
Baltic photic shell gravel characterized by mixed infaunal macrocommunity in coarse and well-sorted shells and shell fragments
Baltic photic shell gravel characterized by mixed infaunal macrocommunity in fine sand-like shell fragments
Baltic photic shell gravel characterized by no macrocommunity
Baltic photic shell gravel characterized by no macroscopic biotic structures
Baltic photic shell gravel characterized by perennial algae
Baltic photic shell gravel characterized by sparse epibenthic macrocommunity
Baltic photic shell gravel characterized by sparse macroscopic epibenthic biotic structures
Baltic photic shell gravel dominated by kelp
Baltic photic shell gravel dominated by Mytilidae
Baltic photic shell gravel dominated by vase tunicate (Ciona intestinalis)
Baltic photic soft anthropogenically created substrates
Baltic Sea aphotic pelagic
Baltic Sea aphotic pelagic above halocline
Baltic Sea aphotic pelagic above halocline anoxic
Baltic Sea aphotic pelagic above halocline oxic
Baltic Sea aphotic pelagic below halocline
Baltic Sea aphotic pelagic below halocline anoxic
Baltic Sea aphotic pelagic below halocline oxic
Baltic Sea photic pelagic View description
Baltic Sea photic pelagic above halocline
Baltic Sea photic pelagic above halocline oxic
Baltic Sea seasonal ice
photic sand characterized by infaunal insect larvae
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