Data from seven historical ICES volumes has been digitized and quality checked through a cooperative project between SAHFOS, ICES and the University of Plymouth (UK). Data include >13,000 plankton samples. Approximately 2000 taxa, many identified to species level, are included. The data are from a variety of cruises. Within EurOBIS and EMODnet, presence only values have been made available. <ul> <li>ICES Bulletin Resultats Acquis Pendant les Courses Periodiques 1901-1902 <li> ICES Bulletin Resultats Acquis Pendant les Courses Periodiques 1902-1903 <li> Resultats Acquis Pendant les Courses Periodiques 1903-1904 <li> Resultats Acquis Pendant les Courses Periodiques 1904-1905 <li> Resultats Acquis Pendant les Courses Periodiques 1905-1906 <li> Resultats Acquis Pendant les Courses Periodiques 1906-1907 <li> Bulletin Planktonique 1907-1912 </ul>

Dataset collected in the North and South Adriatic Sea. Only presence data available, geographical information was aggregated to a region level instead of actual point locations.

This dataset contains mesozooplankton (Crustacea) data from the South Adriatic Sea.

This dataset contains zooplankton data (Crustacea) from the Taranto Seas.

Database from paleo-climate studies from the global ocean.

The SAHFOS CPR survey is the longest and most geographically extensive marine biological survey in the world. The CPR survey has been in operation in the North Sea and North Atlantic since 1946 and has systematically sampled up to 500 planktonic taxa from the major regions of the North Atlantic at a monthly resolution. This dataset contains also CPR surveys in the Pacific and the South Atlantic.

This dataset contains phytoplankton and zooplankton data from 1999 to 2010, collected at three stations offshore the Sinop Peninsula, Turkey, located in the Black Sea.

Station L4 is one of a series of hydrographic stations in the Western English Channel (English Channel References). These stations have been the basis of a series of hydrographic surveys carried out during the 20th Century by scientists at the Marine Biological Association and Plymouth Marine Laboratory in Plymouth.

Ostracoda

Dataset results from national Project on the consequences of the Navarino Oil spill, in 1994.