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Biota
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This dataset was prepared under the Sectoral Plan of Natura 2000, corresponding to the level 3 of the natural habitats of comunity interest listed in Annex I of the Habitats Directive. This dataset only concernes to the marine and coastal habitats.
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Areas which, through scientific criteria, have been identified as important for the healthy functioning ecologically and biologically of oceans and the services that they provide.
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Dtaset within the framework of the SNIMar project, which consists of the georeferencing of a set of sites on the Coast of Mainland Portugal where seabird and aquatic birds can be observed.
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This layer provides geographic information related to a predictive distribution modelling for cold-water coral genus Callogorgia in the Azorean sea.
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This layer provides geographic information related to a predictive distribution modelling for cold-water coral genus Madrepora in the Azorean sea.
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This layer provides geographic information related to a predictive distribution modelling for cold-water coral genus Villogorgia in the Azorean sea.
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This layer provides geographic information related to a predictive distribution modelling for cold-water coral genus Lophelia in the Azorean sea.
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This layer provides geographic information related to a predictive distribution modelling for the demersal fish specie Helicolenus dactylopterus (Blackbelly rosefish) in the Azorean sea.
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This layer provides geographic information related to a predictive distribution modelling for cold-water coral genus Bebryce in the Azorean sea.
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Delimitation and classification of coastal and estuarine-lagoon areas of molluscs and bivalve production located in the mainland published by Diário da República (the Portuguese Official Gazette) Nº. 78/2015, 2nd series of 2015-04-22, Order Nº. 4022/2015. To check the status of classification and / or the most current bans associated with the areas it is recommended to consult the IPMA page dedicated to the matter from 'http://www.ipma.pt/en/pescas/bivalves'.