Metals in estuarine species of a minimally impacted Bay in Texas
-Ecological Christmas Bay, of the Galveston Bay system, has no point source discharges and minimal non-point contaminant sources. Due to its excellent water quality and habitats, this site was used to obtain baseline or control data for environmental assessments of the Gulf of Mexico coast. A review...
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fttexasamunigalv:oai:tamug-ir.tdl.org:1969.3/23038 2023-11-12T04:25:48+01:00 Metals in estuarine species of a minimally impacted Bay in Texas Sager DR Pitts DE Carrier R Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry PU 1993 1993 Nov 14 http://hdl.handle.net/1969.3/23038 unknown 50585.00 http://hdl.handle.net/1969.3/23038 Arsenic Assessments ASW,Mexico Gulf ASW,USA,Texas,Galveston Bay Cadmium Callinectes Callinectes sapidus Copper Crassostrea Cynoscion nebulosus Environmental assessment Environmental impact estuarine organisms Galveston Bay habitat habitats Heavy metals Lead Mercury Metals Nickel Pollutants Q5 01503 Characteristics,behavior and fate Risk Risk assessment Sciaenops ocellatus Sediment Sediments Selenium Texas Toxicology USA water Water quality Zinc CONF 1993 fttexasamunigalv 2023-10-30T16:15:08Z -Ecological Christmas Bay, of the Galveston Bay system, has no point source discharges and minimal non-point contaminant sources. Due to its excellent water quality and habitats, this site was used to obtain baseline or control data for environmental assessments of the Gulf of Mexico coast. A review of the data and discussion of the resources studied for use in environmental assessments is given. Samples were analyzed for arsenic, cadmium, chromium, copper, lead, mercury, nickel, selenium and zinc. Media analyzed included sediments, Crassostrea sp., Callinectes sapidus, Arius, Cynoscion nebulosus, Micropogonius undulatus, Paralichthys lethostigma, and Sciaenops ocellatus. Samples of finfish muscle tissue were taken ( mu g/g wet weight). The following data give ranges of metals commonly detected. Crassostrea sp. had arsenic ranging from 0.53-2.22, cadmium from <0.1-0.4, copper from 3.5-2B.5, nickel < 0.3-1.7, selenium 0.32-0.67, and zinc from 46.3-319 mu g/g. Callinectes had arsenic from 0.85-3.15, copper from < 1.7-14.9, nickel from < 0.3-1.1 , selenium from 0.26-0.74, and zinc from < 20-104.3 mu g/g. Arius had arsenic from 0.77-8.33, copper from < 1.7-0.6, mercury from < 0.1-0.12, and zinc from 8.1-30.5. Cynoscion had arsenic from < 0.13-4.45, cadmium from < 0.1-0.4, copper from < 0.3-0.4, selenium from 0.32-0.61, and zinc from < 2.5-4.7. Micropogonius had arsenic from 0.48-1.87, cadmium from < 0.08-0.6, copper from < 1.7-2.4, nickel from < 3-0.8, selenium from 0.44-0.79, and zinc from 10.3-49.9. Paralichthys had arsenic from <0.13-1.79, cadmium from < 0.08-0.3, copper from < 0.3-0.4, nickel from <0.3-0.9, selenium from 0.16-0.48, and zinc from < 2.5-50.5. Sciaenops had arsenicfrom < 0.13-1.86, copper from <0.3-0.7, nickel from <0.3-0.6, selenium from 0.16-0.43, and zinc from < 2.5-6.8. (DBO) http://gbic.tamug.edu/request.htm Conference Object Sciaenops ocellatus Texas A&M University Galveston Campus: DSpace Repository Christmas Bay ENVELOPE(-138.371,-138.371,61.063,61.063) |
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Arsenic Assessments ASW,Mexico Gulf ASW,USA,Texas,Galveston Bay Cadmium Callinectes Callinectes sapidus Copper Crassostrea Cynoscion nebulosus Environmental assessment Environmental impact estuarine organisms Galveston Bay habitat habitats Heavy metals Lead Mercury Metals Nickel Pollutants Q5 01503 Characteristics,behavior and fate Risk Risk assessment Sciaenops ocellatus Sediment Sediments Selenium Texas Toxicology USA water Water quality Zinc |
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Arsenic Assessments ASW,Mexico Gulf ASW,USA,Texas,Galveston Bay Cadmium Callinectes Callinectes sapidus Copper Crassostrea Cynoscion nebulosus Environmental assessment Environmental impact estuarine organisms Galveston Bay habitat habitats Heavy metals Lead Mercury Metals Nickel Pollutants Q5 01503 Characteristics,behavior and fate Risk Risk assessment Sciaenops ocellatus Sediment Sediments Selenium Texas Toxicology USA water Water quality Zinc Sager DR Pitts DE Carrier R Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry PU Metals in estuarine species of a minimally impacted Bay in Texas |
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Arsenic Assessments ASW,Mexico Gulf ASW,USA,Texas,Galveston Bay Cadmium Callinectes Callinectes sapidus Copper Crassostrea Cynoscion nebulosus Environmental assessment Environmental impact estuarine organisms Galveston Bay habitat habitats Heavy metals Lead Mercury Metals Nickel Pollutants Q5 01503 Characteristics,behavior and fate Risk Risk assessment Sciaenops ocellatus Sediment Sediments Selenium Texas Toxicology USA water Water quality Zinc |
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-Ecological Christmas Bay, of the Galveston Bay system, has no point source discharges and minimal non-point contaminant sources. Due to its excellent water quality and habitats, this site was used to obtain baseline or control data for environmental assessments of the Gulf of Mexico coast. A review of the data and discussion of the resources studied for use in environmental assessments is given. Samples were analyzed for arsenic, cadmium, chromium, copper, lead, mercury, nickel, selenium and zinc. Media analyzed included sediments, Crassostrea sp., Callinectes sapidus, Arius, Cynoscion nebulosus, Micropogonius undulatus, Paralichthys lethostigma, and Sciaenops ocellatus. Samples of finfish muscle tissue were taken ( mu g/g wet weight). The following data give ranges of metals commonly detected. Crassostrea sp. had arsenic ranging from 0.53-2.22, cadmium from <0.1-0.4, copper from 3.5-2B.5, nickel < 0.3-1.7, selenium 0.32-0.67, and zinc from 46.3-319 mu g/g. Callinectes had arsenic from 0.85-3.15, copper from < 1.7-14.9, nickel from < 0.3-1.1 , selenium from 0.26-0.74, and zinc from < 20-104.3 mu g/g. Arius had arsenic from 0.77-8.33, copper from < 1.7-0.6, mercury from < 0.1-0.12, and zinc from 8.1-30.5. Cynoscion had arsenic from < 0.13-4.45, cadmium from < 0.1-0.4, copper from < 0.3-0.4, selenium from 0.32-0.61, and zinc from < 2.5-4.7. Micropogonius had arsenic from 0.48-1.87, cadmium from < 0.08-0.6, copper from < 1.7-2.4, nickel from < 3-0.8, selenium from 0.44-0.79, and zinc from 10.3-49.9. Paralichthys had arsenic from <0.13-1.79, cadmium from < 0.08-0.3, copper from < 0.3-0.4, nickel from <0.3-0.9, selenium from 0.16-0.48, and zinc from < 2.5-50.5. Sciaenops had arsenicfrom < 0.13-1.86, copper from <0.3-0.7, nickel from <0.3-0.6, selenium from 0.16-0.43, and zinc from < 2.5-6.8. (DBO) http://gbic.tamug.edu/request.htm |
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Metals in estuarine species of a minimally impacted Bay in Texas |
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Metals in estuarine species of a minimally impacted Bay in Texas |
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Metals in estuarine species of a minimally impacted Bay in Texas |
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Metals in estuarine species of a minimally impacted Bay in Texas |
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Metals in estuarine species of a minimally impacted Bay in Texas |
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metals in estuarine species of a minimally impacted bay in texas |
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1993 |
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http://hdl.handle.net/1969.3/23038 |
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ENVELOPE(-138.371,-138.371,61.063,61.063) |
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Christmas Bay |
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Christmas Bay |
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Sciaenops ocellatus |
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Sciaenops ocellatus |
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50585.00 http://hdl.handle.net/1969.3/23038 |
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