Bivalve fishing and maerl-bed conservation in France and the UK: retrospect and prospect

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The Gray Zone: Relationships between habitat loss and marine diversity and their applications in conservation (2008, background): “…of the direct removal of biogenic habitats on soft bottoms from e.g. direct harvesting, trawling, or dredging, where entire sets of species that find unique conditions for their anchorage are removed with their habitats (Koslow et al., 2001; Thrush and Dayton, 2002; Hall-Spencer et al., 2003).”
Community metabolism in temperate maerl beds: I. carbon and carbonate fluxes (2007, unknown): “Maerl beds refer to communities dominated by freeliving coralline algae and their debris (Hall-Spencer et al. 2003).”