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Date: 2014-07-24 03:49:48 Geography of Scotland Lochaber Garvellachs Firth of Lorn Marine protected area Firth Gulf of Corryvreckan Loch Sunart Sound of Jura Fish Argyll and Bute Subdivisions of Scotland		Add to Reading List Source URL: www.snh.gov.uk Download Document from Source Website File Size: 2,00 MB Share Document on Facebook

	Seabird and cetacean distribution in relation to tidal activity within the Gulf of Corryvreckan, Scotland. by James Elliott DocID: 1sqrm - View Document
	I. Introduction I. INTRODUCTION Submarine topographical relief that influences tidal currents are a recognised phenomena (Schneider & Hunt 1982, Haney & McGillivary 1985, Briggs et alin Skov & Durinck 2000), and DocID: 1qXz6 - View Document
	V. Summary V. SUMMARY In conclusion, I can hypothesise that the Gulf of Corryvreckan is the centre of an entire ecosystem, given the significant temporal and spatial distribution of seabird and cetacean species. Odum (1 DocID: 1qIxM - View Document
	II. Methods and Materials II. METHODS AND MATERIALS Study Site The study was conducted in the Gulf of Corryvreckan, Firth of Lorn, West Scotland (56o 09’ N, 5o 42’ W). The Gulf is part of an island chain topography DocID: 1q8k6 - View Document
	Abstract: The Gulf of Corryvreckan in the Firth of Lorn, Scotland is a tidal channel internationally renowned for its whirlpool activity. Little research has concentrated on its importance to local wildlife. Temporal and DocID: 1pBKd - View Document