Surveys were conducted in waters north and west of Scotland, with emphasis on the deep waters of the continental slope where licences have been awarded for oil and gas exploration. - All data from surveys between 1979 to 1999 were used to compile this report. - The main objective was to gain information on seabird and cetacean dispersion patterns along the continental slope, particularly in the offshore blocks licensed in the 17 th and earlier rounds. - A secondary objective was to census several important seabird colonies nearest the licensed areas. The results are dealt with in detail elsewhere. - Twenty-three species of seabirds breed in the study area, 21 in internationally important numbers.
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Pollock, C. M., Mavor, R., White, R. W., Tasker, M. L., Webb, A., & Reid, J. B. (2000). The distribution of seabirds and marine mammals in the Atlantic Frontier , north and west of Scotland . North (pp. 917–939). Retrieved from http://www.vliz.be/imisdocs/publications/125355.pdf
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