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Science in the Loch

Scientific papers and reports based on research conducted in Loch Craignish.

Regan et al. 2025 - Non-invasive detection method for Bonamia ostreae infected Ostrea edul

Non-invasive detection method for Bonamia ostreae infected Ostrea edulis - Tim Regan et al

Laurie Thomson - STUDENT PROJECT Conservation of Zostera marina evaluating the effectivene

Conservation
of Zostera marina: evaluating the effectiveness of domestic seed storage conditions for restoration - Laurie Thomson

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A comprehensive DNA barcode reference library for the macroinvertebrates of Scottish seagrass beds using Oxford Nanopore Flongle Flowcells - Ethan Ross et al preprint

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Monitoring the efficacy of Native Oyster spat collection at Loch Craignish, via analysis of biofouling, environmental variables and spat collector design - Liam Thorpe. Any inquiries about / expansions of this work to be done with the consent of the author

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