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• Traits:Mixed  + (Definition requires input from EMODNET hab … Definition requires input from EMODNET habitats. The current 'definition' is a catch all that needs specialist input and discussion. At present the 'slightly gravelly' categories (Folk, 1954; Long, 2006) are not included. Where does 'lag' fit into this scheme.ed. Where does 'lag' fit into this scheme.)

• Traits:DepthSubstratum  + (Definition requires input.)
• Traits:Larva  + (Definition requires input.)

• Traits:Instar  + (Definition requires input. Is the 'instar' stage considered to be a larval stage or an juvenile stage.)
• Traits:BurrowDweller  + (Definition requires input. Kept separate from 'burrow builder' (under Habitat modification) which refers to an organism that makes a burrow, the 'burrow dweller' uses another's burrow as its habitat or substratum.)
• Traits:Adult  + (Definition requires input. Note, in some i … Definition requires input. Note, in some insects the larva or juvenile stages may be longer lived than a short-lived reproductive stage (e.g. dragonflies). In flowering plants, the adult is probably the dominant and reproductive form. Under this definition, the adult stage of macroalgae may be considered to be both the sporophyte or gametophyte (as both form gametes), even though the gametophyte may be microscopic. In asexual species, reproductive capability might be considered to separate larval from adult stages.ered to separate larval from adult stages.)
• Traits:VerticalBiologicalZone  + (Definition requires input. Refer to discussion.)
• Traits:Juvenile  + (Definition requires input. The above definition is probably not relevant for most species, except some insects and vertebrates (e.g. birds, reptiles, mammals) that have distinct juvenile stages.)
• Traits:Heteromorphic  + (Definition requires specialist input)
• Traits:Isomorphic  + (Definition requires specialist input)
• Traits:SexualReproduction  + (Definition requires specialist input)
• Traits:PseudoArrhenotoky  + (Definition requires specialist input)
• Traits:Pollination  + (Definition requires specialist input)
• Traits:Sporogenesis  + (Definition requires specialist input)
• Traits:Arrhenotoky  + (Definition requires specialist input)
• Traits:CephalicSpines  + (Definition requires specialist input)
• Traits:PickingfromWaterSurface  + (Definition requires specialist input (sea birds))
• Traits:UnderwaterSwimming  + (Definition requires specialist input (sea birds))
• Traits:WadinginShallowWater  + (Definition requires specialist input (sea birds))
• Traits:Hawking  + (Definition requires specialist input (sea birds).)
• Traits:HaploidDiploid  + (Definition requires specialist input - plus a citable reference)
• Traits:Wingspan  + (Definition requires specialist input.)
• Traits:Cyphonautes  + (Definition specific to Bryozoa)
• Traits:Coronate  + (Definition specific to Bryozoa. Description and citation required.)
• Traits:Cypris  + (Definition specific to Cirripedia)
• Traits:Copepodid  + (Definition specific to Copepoda)
• Traits:Nauplius  + (Definition specific to Crustacea)