EUNIS habitat type hierarchical view
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A : Marine habitats
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A1 : Littoral rock and other hard substrata
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A2 : Littoral sediment
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A3 : Infralittoral rock and other hard substrata
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A3.1 : Atlantic and Mediterranean high energy infralittoral rock
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A3.11 : Kelp with cushion fauna and/or foliose red seaweeds
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A3.12 : Sediment-affected or disturbed kelp and seaweed communities
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A3.121 : [Saccorhiza polyschides] and other opportunistic kelps on disturbed upper infralittoral rock
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A3.122 : [Laminaria saccharina] and/or [Saccorhiza polyschides] on exposed infralittoral rock
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A3.123 : [Laminaria saccharina], [Chorda filum] and dense red seaweeds on shallow unstable infralittoral boulders and cobbles
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A3.124 : Dense [Desmarestia] spp. with filamentous red seaweeds on exposed infralittoral cobbles, pebbles and bedrock
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A3.125 : Mixed kelps with scour-tolerant and opportunistic foliose red seaweeds on scoured or sand-covered infralittoral rock
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A3.126 : [Halidrys siliquosa] and mixed kelps on tide-swept infralittoral rock with coarse sediment
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A3.127 : [Polyides rotundus], [Ahnfeltia plicata] and [Chondrus crispus] on sand-covered infralittoral rock
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A3.128 : Pontic [Cystoseira barbata] on exposed cobbles, boulders and bedrock mixed with and scoured by sand
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A3.13 : Mediterranean and Pontic communities of infralittoral algae very exposed to wave action
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A3.14 : Encrusting algal communities
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A3.15 : Frondose algal communities (other than kelp)
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A3.2 : Atlantic and Mediterranean moderate energy infralittoral rock
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A3.3 : Atlantic and Mediterranean low energy infralittoral rock
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A3.4 : Baltic exposed infralittoral rock
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A3.5 : Baltic moderately exposed infralittoral rock
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A3.6 : Baltic sheltered infralittoral rock
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A3.7 : Features of infralittoral rock
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A4 : Circalittoral rock and other hard substrata
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A5 : Sublittoral sediment
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A6 : Deep-sea bed
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A7 : Pelagic water column
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A8 : Ice-associated marine habitats
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B : Coastal habitats
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C : Inland surface waters
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D : Mires, bogs and fens
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E : Grasslands and lands dominated by forbs, mosses or lichens
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F : Heathland, scrub and tundra
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F1 : Tundra
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F2 : Arctic, alpine and subalpine scrub
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F3 : Temperate and mediterranean-montane scrub
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F4 : Temperate shrub heathland
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F5 : Maquis, arborescent matorral and thermo-Mediterranean brushes
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F6 : Garrigue
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F7 : Spiny Mediterranean heaths (phrygana, hedgehog-heaths and related coastal cliff vegetation)
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F8 : Thermo-Atlantic xerophytic scrub
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F9 : Riverine and fen scrubs
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F9.1 : Riverine scrub
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F9.2 : [Salix] carr and fen scrub
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F9.3 : Southern riparian galleries and thickets
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F9.31 : [Nerium oleander], [Vitex agnus-castus] and [Tamarix] galleries
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F9.32 : Southwestern Iberian tamujares, formed by [Securinega tinctoria]
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F9.33 : Lauriphyllous galleries of the Cordillera Oretana
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F9.34 : [Myrica gale] - [Salix] scrub of the Cordillera Oretana
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F9.35 : Riparian stands of invasive shrubs
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FA : Hedgerows
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FB : Shrub plantations
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G : Woodland, forest and other wooded land
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H : Inland unvegetated or sparsely vegetated habitats
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I : Regularly or recently cultivated agricultural, horticultural and domestic habitats
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J : Constructed, industrial and other artificial habitats
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X : Habitat complexes
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