Final cwis – level 1 Shoresearch Cymru
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Question 1 of 7
1. Question
Match the picture with the species.
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- flat periwinkle
- grey top shell
- rough periwinkle
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Question 2 of 7
2. Question
Complete the sentences, below, choosing from the following words/phrases: buddy, altering your view, Site of Scientific and Scenic Importance, 10, look for mounds/shaping, Site of Species and Scenic Important, canopy, 5, layered, give things time to move, Site of Special Scientific Interest, 20
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When searching, you’re keeping an eye out for camouflaged species by , and
The quadrat survey requires the surveyor estimate the cover of algae
The surveys will commonly take place in an Marine Protected Area. SSSI means .
For self-led surveys it’s important to digest the Risk Assessment and Crib sheet. One major safety feature is to ensure your on-shore/off-shore knows who to contact in an emergency.
The timed searches are concentrated searches, so require a break to rest. Within a shore area each minute survey is repeated 3 times at the most.
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Question 3 of 7
3. Question
Place the activities in order when carrying out a biodiversity(quadrat) survey.
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search and move tall algae
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mark quadrat at edges and lift
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estimate cover of algae species
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Place quadrat
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search smaller algae, up turn rocks and check rock sides, search sediment
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Question 4 of 7
4. Question
The timed species survey looks for species within particular themes:
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Question 5 of 7
5. Question
Look at the picture. In this picture there are 7 different species (nb, the tubes are worms, so that’s 1 species type)
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Question 6 of 7
6. Question
Counting the two different barnacle species and the algae as one species (=3 altogether), there are 5 different species in the picture.
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Question 7 of 7
7. Question
Which species of wrack are in the picture?
Quadrat – canopy algae ©NWWT
