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Wave exposure Poland habitat mapping Oslo Workshop Martin Isæus

Effekter på biotan Direct effects Pressure and drag forces Water movements, whip-lash etc Indirect effects Sorting of sediments, erosion Correlations with secchi-depth and salinity

Example from Askö

SweExp NorExp FinExp BaltExp? ThaiExp?

SweExp Bohuslän Preliminär klassning

Detalj Väderöarna

Sites for Biological exposure index

BioEx R2 = 39.6 STWAVE R2 = 36.2 SWM R2 = 55.2 FWM R2 = 48.9

High energy Moderate energy Low energy Sheltered Very sheltered Extremely sheltered Ultra sheltered Exposed Extremely exposed Moderately exposed Very exposed

Used for preliminary exposure classes

List of A1 species

Field stations Opstad 1981 Lein et al 1998 Klavestad 1954 Iversen 1981 A1 n = 233 A3 n = 126

Examples on species distributions in relation to wave exposure