Mollusca of rocky shores: Lewis and Harris, Outer Hebrides
In The natural environment of the Outer Hebrides 1979 p 173187 Proc R Soc Edinb Sect B v 77 (1979)
Abstract
The history of previous molluscan work in the Outer Hebrides shows that most work has been done offshore, and that the littoral zone of Lewis and Harris has been neglected. Mollusc populations of different macro- and micro-habitats were examined empirically, and compared and contrasted with each other. Habitats have been chosen to exhibit as wide a variety of environment as possible, from the wave-lashed exposed rocks facing the Atlantic to the very sheltered sea lochs opening into the Minch. The richness and diversity of the fauna is noted.
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