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Definition		Classification of habitat types according to the EUNIS Biodiversity database This is the dataset referenced from INSPIRE: http://inspire.ec.europa.eu/codelist/EunisHabitatTypeCodeValue/
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skos:broader	Quantitative	Released Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 ^{30 Sep 2013}
skos:editorialNote	Quantitative	Released Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 ^{24 Sep 2013}
skos:exactMatch	Quantitative	Released Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 ^{30 Sep 2013}
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Id	Label	Status	Status Modified	Notation
A5.242	[Fabulina fabula] and [Magelona mirabilis] with venerid bivalves and amphipods in infralittoral compacted fine muddy sand	Valid	2014-01-31	A5.242
A5.243	[Arenicola marina] in infralittoral fine sand or muddy sand	Valid	2014-01-31	A5.243
A5.244	[Spisula subtruncata] and [Nephtys hombergii] in shallow muddy sand	Valid	2014-01-31	A5.244
A5.245	[Turritella] in muddy sands	Valid	2014-01-31	A5.245
A5.246	[Ervillia castanea] beds in infralittoral sand	Valid	2014-01-31	A5.246
A5.247	Pontic thalassinid-dominated muddy sands with [Upogebia pusilla]	Valid	2014-01-31	A5.247
A5.248	Pontic muddy sands with [Mya arenaria] and [Anadara inaequivalvis]	Valid	2014-01-31	A5.248
A5.25	Circalittoral fine sand	Valid	2014-01-31	A5.25
A5.251	[Echinocyamus pusillus], [Ophelia borealis] and [Abra prismatica] in circalittoral fine sand	Valid	2014-01-31	A5.251
A5.252	[Abra prismatica], [Bathyporeia elegans] and polychaetes in circalittoral fine sand	Valid	2014-01-31	A5.252
A5.253	Medium to very fine sand, 100-120 m, with polychaetes [Spiophanes kroyeri], [Amphipectene auricoma], [Myriochele] sp., [Aricidea wassi] and amphipods [Harpinia antennaria]	Valid	2014-01-31	A5.253
A5.26	Circalittoral muddy sand	Valid	2014-01-31	A5.26
A5.261	[Abra alba] and [Nucula nitidosa] in circalittoral muddy sand or slightly mixed sediment	Valid	2014-01-31	A5.261
A5.262	[Amphiura brachiata] with [Astropecten irregularis] and other echinoderms in circalittoral muddy sand	Valid	2014-01-31	A5.262
A5.263	Pontic muddy sands with [Spisula subtruncata], [Abra alba], [Parvicardium exiguum] and [Cerastoderma glaucum]	Valid	2014-01-31	A5.263
A5.264	Pontic muddy sands with [Paphia aurea] and [Spisula subtruncata]	Valid	2014-01-31	A5.264
A5.265	Pontic upper circalittoral mud with [Spisula subtruncata] and [Aricidea claudiae]	Valid	2014-01-31	A5.265
A5.27	Deep circalittoral sand	Valid	2014-01-31	A5.27
A5.271	Maldanid polychaetes and [Eudorellopsis deformis] in deep circalittoral sand or muddy sand	Valid	2014-01-31	A5.271
A5.272	[Owenia fusiformis] and [Amphiura filiformis] in deep circalittoral sand or muddy sand	Valid	2014-01-31	A5.272

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Definition		In stable, fine, compacted sands and slightly muddy sands in the infralittoral and littoral fringe, communities occur that are dominated by venerid bivalves such as [Chamelea gallina]. This biotope may be characterised by a prevalence of [Fabulina fabula] and [Magelona mirabilis] or other species of [Magelona (e.g. [M. filiformis)]. Other taxa, including the amphipod [Bathyporeia] spp. and polychaetes such as [Chaetozone setosa], [Spiophanes bombyx] and [Nephtys] spp. are also commonly recorded. In some areas the bivalve [Spisula elliptica] may also occur in this biotope in low numbers. The community is relatively stable in its species composition, however, numbers of [Magelona] and [F. Fabulina] tend to fluctuate. Around the Scilly Isles numbers of [F. fabulina] in this biotope are uncommonly low whilst these taxa are often found in higher abundances in muddier communities (presumably due to the higher organic content). Consequently it may be better to revise this biotope on the basis of less ubiquitous taxa such as key amphipod species (E.I.S. Rees pers. comm. 2002) although more data is required to test this. FfabMag and MoeVen are collectively considered to be the 'shallow [Venus] community' or 'boreal off-shore sand association' of previous workers (see Petersen 1918; Jones 1950; Thorson 1957). These communities have been shown to correlate well with particular levels of current induced 'bed-stress' (Warwick & Uncles 1980). The 'Arctic [Venus] Community' and 'Mediterranean [Venus] Community' described to the north and south of the UK (Thorson 1957) probably occur in the same habitat and appears to be the same biotope described as the [Ophelia borealis] community in northern France and the central North Sea (Künitzer [et al]. 1992). Sites with this biotope may undergo transitions in community composition. The epibiotic biotopes EcorEns and AreISa may also overlay this biotope in some areas.
Notation		A5.242

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Definition		In shallow fine sand or non-cohesive muddy sand in fully marine conditions (or occasionally in variable salinity) a community characterised by the polychaete [Arenicola marina] may occur. This biotope appears quite faunally sparse. Those other taxa present however, include scavenging crustacea such as [Pagurus bernhardus] and [Liocarcinus depurator], terebellid polychaetes such as [Lanice conchilega] and the burrowing anemone [Cerianthus lloydii]. Occasional [Sabella pavonina] and frequent [Ensis] spp. may also be observed in some areas. The majority of records for this biotope are derived from epifaunal surveys and consequently there is little information available for the associated infaunal species. It is possible that this biotope, like EcorEns (to which it is broadly similar) is an epibiotic overlay on other biotopes from the SSA complex. Temporal variation: At certain times of the year a diatom film may be present on the sediment surface.
Notation		A5.243

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Definition		In shallow non-cohesive muddy sands, in fully marine conditions, a community characterised by the bivalve [Spisula subtruncata] and the polychaete [Nephtys hombergii] may occur. The sediments in which this community is found may vary with regard silt content but they generally have less than 20% silt/clay and in some areas may contain a degree of shell debris. This biotope falls somewhere between SSA.FfabMag and SSA.AalbNuc with regard sediment type (i.e. somewhat muddier than SSA.FfabMag and less muddy than SSA.AalbNuc) and may have species in common with both. As a result, other important species in this community include [Abra alba], [Fabulina fabula] spp. and [Mysella bidentata] spp. In addition, [Diastylis rathkei/typical], [Philine aperta] (in muddier sediments), [Ampelisca] spp., [Ophiura albida], [Phaxas pellucidus] and occasionally [Bathyporeia] spp, may also be important, although this is not clear from the data available. In areas of slightly coarser, less muddy sediment [S. solida] or [S. elliptica] may appear occasionally in this biotope. Abundances of [Spisula subtruncata] in this biotope are often very high and distinguish it from other closely related biotopes. Extensive areas of this community to the north east of the Dogger Bank were recorded in the 1950s, but these seem to have declined since then (Kroncke 1990). More information is required with regard the status of this biotope. Temporal variation: In some areas this biotope may be a temporal variant or sub-biotope of SSA.FfabMag and SSA.AalbNuc rather than an established biotope in itself. For example SSA.SsubNhom has been recorded in Red Wharf Bay and Conwy Bay where it appears to be short term variant of other more established biotopes (e.g. SSA.AalbNuc) and appears to have only intermittent occurrence in single age cohort patches possibly due to predation in some areas (e.g. Red Wharf Bay) by the common Scoter [Melanitta nigra] (E.I.S. Rees pers. comm. 2002).
Notation		A5.244

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Definition		Clean fine sands with less than 5% silt/clay in deeper water, either on the open coast or in tide-swept channels of marine inlets in depths of over 15-20 m. The habitat may also extend offshore and is characterised by a wide range of echinoderms (in some areas including the pea urchin [Echinocyamus pusillus]), polychaetes and bivalves. This habitat is generally more stable than shallower, infralittoral sands and consequently supports a more diverse community.
Notation		A5.25