Present
Marine Recorder Snapshot extract of surveys entered by Kent Wildlife Trust
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?cf Cradoscrupocellaria ellisi But Scrupocellaria indet sensu Hayward and Ryland 1998.
From photos, Bernard Picton suggested this was probably Facelina auriculata, but could possibly be Facelina bostoniensis (less likely)
Numerous bryozoa, all "crunchy". Most abundant was an orange foliose one, also a shrubby white one
Solitary ascidian of Ascidiella type covered with bryozoans
<http://www.opengis.net/def/crs/EPSG/0/4326> POINT (51.3736 1.0986)
Identified post-survey, from sample collected in field on survey date
Confirmed post-survey by Chris Spurrier, from sample collected in field on survey date
Live shipworm in a log, identified post-survey from a sample taken in the field on survey date. Verified by Jan Light and Tom Clifton
Originally recorded as possible Amphiporus lactiforeus
Record from red seaweed sample taken in field, identified post-survey
Myosotella myosotis confirmed by Jan Light and Roy Anderson (not denticulata).
Identified from dead shells, but their frequency indicates that live animals are very likely to be present.
Noted as Porphyrostromium ciliare/boryanum
Originally thought to be Ascidiella but as this has not been recorded from the area, and Corella has been found recently in the vicinity, the original i/d was probably incorrect - no specimen retained
Record from small red seaweeds sample taken in field, identified post-survey