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Date assessed |
Trend |
Accuracy |
Adequate baseline data? |
Data available via NBN? |
UK |
2008 |
Fluctuating - probably stable |
Partial survey |
No but likely by 2011 |
No |
| |
Did you refer to the LBAP data (e.g. obtained from the links provided) when compiling this assessment? No |
E |
2008 |
Fluctuating - probably stable |
Partial survey |
No but likely by 2011 |
No |
| |
Did you refer to the LBAP data (e.g. obtained from the links provided) when compiling this assessment? No |
| |
The Lopham Population has suggested a range extension in the face of better grazing of the fen vegetation, whilst the Pevensey population was quite large in the last survey. It is considered, in combination, that this is probably a stable English population, in the light of the number of agi-environment agreements on the Pevensey levels, though these are not specifically ditch-focused. An analysis of a smaple of nursery webs between 1990 and 1991 should not statisticaly significant differences, |
NI |
Not relevant for this country |
S |
Not relevant for this country |
W |
2008 |
Fluctuating - probably stable |
Best guess |
No but likely by 2011 |
No |
| |
Did you refer to the LBAP data (e.g. obtained from the links provided) when compiling this assessment? No |
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Asides from establishng its presence it is not considered that the full extent of Dolomedes occupation across Crymlyn Bog and asspciated and connected wetlands is fully known. This is, in part, becuase of the extreme difficulty of surveying in this terrain, and the difficuty, (despite its size) of seeing Dolomedes in situ. It is considered that the habitat is probably good enough at present for the spider not to be declining. |
