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The Effects of Bioturbation and Herbivory by the Polychaete Nereis diversicolor on Loss of Saltmarsh in South-East England by Paramor, O. A. L., Hughes, R. G.

“…1. The saltmarshes of south-east England are eroding rapidly. Field and laboratory experiments were used to test the hypotheses that: (i) at the…”
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Incorporating ecological functioning into the designation and management of marine protected areas by Frid, C. L. J, Paramor, O. A. L, Brockington, S, Bremner, J

“…Marine protected areas are generally designed and managed on the basis of the presence and extent of specific habitat types or the habitats of important…”
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Assessing the sensitivity of habitats to fishing: from seabed maps to sensitivity maps by ENO, N. C, FRID, C. L. J, ROBINSON, L. A, HALL, K, RAMSAY, K, SHARP, R. A. M, BRAZIER, D. P, HEARN, S, DERNIE, K. M, ROBINSON, K. A, PARAMOR, O. A. L

“…In the Welsh part of the Irish Sea, a method was developed for assessing the sensitivity of different seabed habitats to existing fishing activities, across a…”
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On the loss of saltmarshes in south-east England and methods for their restoration by Hughes, R.G, Paramor, O.A.L

“…1. The saltmarshes of south-east England have been eroding rapidly for about the last 50 years, at a continuing rate of about 40 ha year-1, with deleterious…”
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Assessing the sensitivity of habitats to fishing: from seabed maps to sensitivity mapsa by Eno, N. C., Frid, C. L. J., Hall, K., Ramsay, K., Sharp, R. A. M., Brazier, D. P., Hearn, S., Dernie, K. M., Robinson, K. A., Paramor, O. A. L., Robinson, L. A.

“…In the Welsh part of the Irish Sea, a method was developed for assessing the sensitivity of different seabed habitats to existing fishing activities, across a…”
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Effects of the invertebrate infauna on early saltmarsh plant colonisation of managed realignment areas in south-east England by Paramor, O. A. L., Hughes, R. G.

“…Saltmarsh erosion on the subsiding coastline of SE England is a major conservation problem and necessitates increased expenditure on maintaining sea walls. The…”
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Restriction of Spartina anglica (C.E. Hubbard) marsh development by the infaunal polychaete Nereis diversicolor (O.F. Müller) by Paramor, O.A.L., Hughes, R.G.

“…Spartina anglica has been planted around the coast of SE England, and throughout the world, to help stabilise sediments and reduce wave erosion of sea…”
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Marine biology in time and space by Green, J. A., Paramor, O. A. L., Robinson, L. A., Spencer, M., Watts, P. C., Frid, C. L. J.

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