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Table 1 Number of grab-samples and species-specific dominance rankings (no. 1 = most abundant) of NIS compared to the entire assemblage within 26 spatio-temporal groupings (no rankings could be provided for groupings where the species was not recorded at all)

From: Broad-scale patterns of abundance of non-indigenous soft-bottom invertebrates in Denmark

Period

Region

Depth

No. of samples

Bal

Cre

Ens

Mar

Mya

Nea

Pet

Pot

1970–1984

West

<5 m

411

 

118

  

8

16

35

 

1970–1984

West

5–20 m

1,341

 

99

  

12

35

66

 

1970–1984

Northeast

<5

43

    

22

   

1970–1984

Northeast

5–20 m

165

    

64

   

1970–1984

Northeast

>20 m

884

    

477

   

1970–1984

Southeast

<5

640

    

20

87

 

4

1970–1984

Southeast

5–20 m

240

    

9

117

 

29

1970–1984

Southeast

>20 m

44

    

12

   

1985–1994

West

<5

5,335

59

71

187

16

12

94

124

18

1985–1994

West

5–20 m

4,734

 

116

147

 

20

59

137

 

1985–1994

West

>20 m

130

    

6

   

1985–1994

Northeast

<5

156

    

17

38

 

10

1985–1994

Northeast

5–20 m

1,441

    

56

0

 

293

1985–1994

Northeast

>20 m

1,459

    

261

0

  

1985–1994

Southeast

<5

3,048

45

   

2

39

134

6

1985–1994

Southeast

5–20 m

6,391

303

   

13

41

273

54

1985–1994

Southeast

>20 m

1,079

   

301

21

250

  

1995–2004

West

<5

5,249

54

114

122

11

6

47

93

25

1995–2004

West

5–20 m

2,187

209

41

75

 

43

32

65

 

1995–2004

West

>20 m

135

  

160

98

48

   

1995–2004

Northeast

<5

106

    

15

30

 

64

1995–2004

Northeast

5–20 m

3,056

 

313

  

31

150

 

295

1995–2004

Northeast

>20 m

1,619

    

68

265

  

1995–2004

Southeast

<5

1,985

  

125

58

3

14

0.74

25

          

134

 

1995–2004

Southeast

5–20 m

5,628

186

 

241

344

16

40

 

169

1995–2004

Southeast

>20 m

1,845

  

244

 

31

78

 

15

  1. Bal balanus improvisus, Cre crepidula fornicata, Ens ensis americanus, Mar marenzellaria viridis, Mya mya arenaria, Nea neanthes succinea, Pet petricola pholadiformis, Pot potamopyrgus antipodarum