Hinkley Point data
The Hinkley Point data set has recently been used by Hideyasu Shimadzu for a paper titled "Measuring temporal turnover in ecological communities", published in Methods in Ecology and Evolution (2015). The data set as used by Shimadzu (which runs from January 1981 to August 2012) can be downloaded here. No commercial use whatsoever may be made of the data without prior written permission from Pisces Conservation Ltd; a charge will be made for such use.
The full data from the Hinkley Point sampling include the main abundance data for fish and macrocrustaceans at Hinkley Point in the Bristol Channel, collected since January 1981 to date. Each monthly sample was collected using the same effort and method. Thus the time series reflect real change in abundance at one locality through time.
These data are the property of Pisces Conservation Ltd. The data are made available at no cost for genuine research purposes. No commercial use whatsoever may be made of the data without prior written permission from Pisces Conservation Ltd; a charge will be made for such use. If you would like to use these data commercially, or obtain the full data set for academic or research purposes, please contact Pisces:
Tel: +44 (0) 1590 674000
pisces@pisces-conservation.com
Pisces Conservation
IRC House, The Square
Pennington, Lymington
Hampshire, SO41 8GN
UK
For methods see:
Henderson & Holmes (1990). Population stability over a ten year period in the short-lived fish Liparis liparis. J. Fish Biol. 37, 605-615.
Henderson & Holmes (1991). On the population dynamics of dab, sole and flounder in the lower Severn estuary, England. Neth. J. Sea Res. 27 (3/4), 337-344.
Henderson, James & Holmes (1992). Trophic structure within the Bristol Channel: seasonality and stability in Bridgwater Bay. J. Mar. Biol. Ass. UK. 71, 675-690.
Bamber, R.N. & Henderson, P. A. (1994). Seasonality of caridean decapod and mysid distribution and movements within the Severn Estuary and Bristol Channel. Biol. J. Lin. Soc. 51, 83-91.
Henderson, P. A. & Seaby, R. M. H. (1994). On the factors influencing juvenile flat fish abundance in the lower Severn Estuary. Neth. J. Sea Res. 33; 321-330.
Henderson, P. A. & Seaby, R. M. H. (1999). Population stability of the sea snail at the southern edge of its range. J. Fish Biol. 54, 1161-1176.
The full data from the Hinkley Point sampling include the main abundance data for fish and macrocrustaceans at Hinkley Point in the Bristol Channel, collected since January 1981 to date. Each monthly sample was collected using the same effort and method. Thus the time series reflect real change in abundance at one locality through time.
These data are the property of Pisces Conservation Ltd. The data are made available at no cost for genuine research purposes. No commercial use whatsoever may be made of the data without prior written permission from Pisces Conservation Ltd; a charge will be made for such use. If you would like to use these data commercially, or obtain the full data set for academic or research purposes, please contact Pisces:
Tel: +44 (0) 1590 674000
pisces@pisces-conservation.com
Pisces Conservation
IRC House, The Square
Pennington, Lymington
Hampshire, SO41 8GN
UK
For methods see:
Henderson & Holmes (1990). Population stability over a ten year period in the short-lived fish Liparis liparis. J. Fish Biol. 37, 605-615.
Henderson & Holmes (1991). On the population dynamics of dab, sole and flounder in the lower Severn estuary, England. Neth. J. Sea Res. 27 (3/4), 337-344.
Henderson, James & Holmes (1992). Trophic structure within the Bristol Channel: seasonality and stability in Bridgwater Bay. J. Mar. Biol. Ass. UK. 71, 675-690.
Bamber, R.N. & Henderson, P. A. (1994). Seasonality of caridean decapod and mysid distribution and movements within the Severn Estuary and Bristol Channel. Biol. J. Lin. Soc. 51, 83-91.
Henderson, P. A. & Seaby, R. M. H. (1994). On the factors influencing juvenile flat fish abundance in the lower Severn Estuary. Neth. J. Sea Res. 33; 321-330.
Henderson, P. A. & Seaby, R. M. H. (1999). Population stability of the sea snail at the southern edge of its range. J. Fish Biol. 54, 1161-1176.
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