Lyme Bay, Lane’s Ground Reef: sponge species recovery and opportunities lost

August 4, 2012Written by colinmunro

Lane's Ground Reef, a circalittoral boulder reef rich in sponges and ascidians, within Lyme Bay Closed Area, Lyme Bay, southwest England. Colin Munro Photography

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Lyme Bay, Lane’s Ground Reef: sponge species recovery and opportunities lost

https://www.marine-bio-images.com/blog/lyme-bay-marine-ecology/lyme-bay-lanes-ground-reef-sponge-species-recovery-and-opportunities-lost/

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