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…urrowing polychaete worms, such as the lug-worm Arenicola marina, the tube-worm Scolelepis squamata, Spirorbis tridentatus and the sand mason worm Lanice conchilega. There are also amphipods including Haustorius arenarius. Where the reefs are interspersed with boulders, these are…

Morfa Dyffryn

…rydice pulchra and the amphipod Haustorius arenarius along with the marine worm Scolelepis squamata are found in the exposed sand of the mid shore in a wide band along the length of the site south of the Afon Artro. A band of finer sand with razor shell Ensis siliqua and heart ur…

Glanllynnau a Glannau Pen-ychain i Gricieth

… occasionally replaced by reduced amphipod communities with the polychaete worm Scolelepis squamata. Additionally, narrow low shore bands of razor shell Ensis siliqua and sea potato occur towards the western fringe of the Afon Dwyfor. Of special interest are the well formed reefs…

Tiroedd a Glannau Rhwng Cricieth ac Afon Glaslyn

…nuis, as well as striped venus Chamelea gallina, necklace shell Euspira catena, Scolelepis squamata, species of catworm Nephtys, other polychaetes and amphipods. Clearly defined sand community zonation patterns are found on the wider intertidal area between Graig Ddu and the Afon…

Aber Afon Conwy

… is occupied by amphipods and polychaete worms, with large areas of lugworm and Scolelepis squamata occurring from the high shore to seaward. Dense bands of the sand mason worm Lanice conchilega complete the zonation at lowest water mark. In raised sandy areas the isopod Eurydice…

Porth Towyn i Borth Wen

…ommunity of crustaceans and marine worms such as the blow lug Arenicola marina, Scolelepis squamata and species of the catworm Nephtys. Remarks: The site lies within the Lleyn Peninsula Heritage Coast and Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Areas of the site below mean low water…

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