A Survey of Macroalgae Found in Tidepools on Mount Desert Island, Maine: The Effects of Wave Exposure, Shoreline Gradient, and Herbivory on Macroalgal Distribution

Curran KL and Department of Biology, Lebanon Valley College. 1990. A Survey of Macroalgae Found in Tidepools on Mount Desert Island, Maine: The Effects of Wave Exposure, Shoreline Gradient, and Herbivory on Macroalgal Distribution

A description of macroalgal coverage of tidepools. FIELD WORK: 15 July - 15 August, 1990. FLORA - ALGAE: Four tide pools at Otter Point and 6 at Seawall were studied for distribution of macroalgae in relation to wave exposure, gradient of the shoreline, and presence of herbivores. Noted 12 genera of algae but none identified to species. Notes average seawater temperature in the tide pools /STUDY LOCATIONS:/ /MOUNT DESERT ISLAND/Otter Point/Seawall/

Type
Unpublished Report
Authors
Curran, Kirsten; Department of Biology, Lebanon Valley College
Date of Issue
1990-11-16
Units
ACAD
Keywords
Algae, Distribution, Littoral Zone, Mount Desert Island, Otter Point, Seawall, Seaweeds, Tidepools, Water Temperature

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