Crustacea: Copepoda - Cerambycoidea.com

group is particularly dynamic and the compiler was advised that citations were essential if old
and out-of-date interpretations were not to cause severe confusion.
The status given alongside the scientific name is the status in Britain only; comments on Irish
status are given in the text where sufficient information is available. The terminology is that
developed through the Invertebrate Site Register project (Nature Conservancy Council &
later Joint Nature Conservation Committee). “Priority Species” are Species of Conservation
Concern (SoCC) within the UK Biodiversity Action Plan (BAP), being those species targeted
for action through Species Action Plans or Grouped Species Statements. SoCC meet one or
more of four criteria – endemic, in rapid decline, internationally significant, and listed in
international legislation.
Species known to occur in Ireland are indicated by an asterisk.
Nomenclature largely follows that in the RECORDER software produced and maintained by
JNCC.
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