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ICE ISLAND PLANKTON SAMPLES 26 May 1986 Species Composition Tow Jar 86-113 Calanus hyperboreus Adult Females, Copepodite Stage IV Calanus ~lacialis Adult Females, Copepodite Stage V Metridia longa Adult Females 460 pm Mesh, 1 m diam. Net Vertical Tow Depth: 305 - 0 m Flowmeter 3687 Calanus hvperboreu~ copepodite stage V's are less important in this sample than in others. Most of the biomass is the Calanus-Calanus- Metridia complex. Amphipods (1 Gammarid, 1 Hyperiid) kgxupis l a d (Narcomedusa) (2 specimens -15 mm dia) Eukrohnia hamata (Chaetognath) (Many
ICE ISLAND PLANKTON SAMPLES 14 June 1987 Species Composition Tow 460 pm Mesh, 1 m diam. Net Vertical Tow Depth: 300 - 0 m Jar 87-58 Flowmeter: 3503 ' Revs: 1498 Galanus hvperboreus Adult Females, Copepodite Stages V, IV Calanus glacialis Adult Females Metridia Iongil Adult Females, Copepodite Stages V This sample is dominated by Calanus hyperboreus with copepodite stage V being slightly more abundant than the adult females Hyperiid Amphipod (1 specimen -12 mm) ODSIS l a m (Narcomedusa) (2 specimens -15 mm dia) nla (Chaetognath) ( 2 specimens -30 mm) Unidentified juvenile Chaetognaths (30 specimens
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Scientific Excellence Resource Prot
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Canadian Technical Report of Fisher
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ABSTRACT RESUME/INUKTITUT SUMMARY 1
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RESULTS 4.1 Air v TABLE OF CONTENTS
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ABSTRACT Hargrave, B.T., W.P. Vass,
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dans la glace, ainsi que les donnQe
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USSR Figure 1.1 Approximate locatio
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2 1 3 measure concentrations of the
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' s 0: Q: '0, tn A : -k t 2 '2 t; 2
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TABLE 2.1 Li st of Samples Coll ect
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Figure 2.1 Drift pattern of the ice
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ice hole. The samplers were operate
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inverted onto the ice surface and t
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The other components of the plankto
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Table 2.3 Separation of Pooled Net
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were unsuccessful. Fish hooks or ny
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cleaned. Samples were collected on
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Air samples were collected with the
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3L PVC Niskin iype water samplers.
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Glass fibre filters (Whatman, 47 mm
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(for ultrasonic extraction) to whic
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Fraction 2: beta-HCH, alpha-HCH (60
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60 m column conditions used were th
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value is less than the procedural d
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3.2.2 Blanks Procedural blanks (i.e
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Table 3.1 Ccrrparison of HCHs by XA
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Table 3.2. HCH Concentrations in Su
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) In-situ Particulate Sampling Repl
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a) August 1986, 10m replicates Tabl
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Instrumental calibration was compar
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Table 3.7. Results of Analysis of E
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Table 3.9. Intercalibration of Orga
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e) Biota Samples Analytical precisi
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Table 3.12 Summary of Tri pl icate
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f) sediment samples Precision of ch
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funnel, shaken with 20 ml of 0.9% N
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4. RESULTS Results are presented in
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4.1.2 Air Particulates Quantifiable
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Table 4.2. Iby, 1% w t 25 - Jure 19
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ccrrpard alpha HCH gamna HCH plp'DD
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silicate and orthophosphate were ap
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Table 4.4 Slrrrary of Particulate O
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a weight:weight basis on all three
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observed in the May 1986 20 um and
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molluscs and holthurians. Individua
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Arochlor 1254 HCB X DDE Mi rex a HC
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5. DISCUSSION The results indicate
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these compounds (Table 1.1) and muc
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temperatures rose above 0°C. Our v
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southern latitudes in both hemisphe
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occurred in snow collected from the
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solvent extraction without separati
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Table 5.2. l2qmision of aganochlwin
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slightly higher. Hexachlorocyclohex
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- 0.5; in benthic amphipods ~0.3. Z
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Compound a HCH HCH C chlordane (tra
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observed from the Ice Island in the
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6. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FUTURE WORK
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7. LITERATURE CITED Aagard, K., L.K
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Kinney, P., M.E. Arhleger and D.C.
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Appendix A Organochlorines in Air M
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Sample I .D. Volume (cu rn) Arochlo
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Sample I .D. Volume (cu m) 4 Arochl
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Sample I.D. Votume (cu in) Arochlor
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Sample I.D. Volume (cu m) Arochlor
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Sample I .D. Volm (L) Arochlor 1254
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Sample I.D. Volume (L) Arochlor 125
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Appendix C Dissolved and Particulat
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Sample I.D. Depth Volume (L) * Aroc
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Sample I .D. Depth Volume (L) 4!@ A
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Sample I.D. Depth Volune (L) 9' Aro
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Sample I.D. Depth Volume (L) * Aroc
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Sample I.D. Data I .D. Volume (L) *
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Sample I.D. Depth Volume (L) Arochl
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& Sample I .D. Depth Volume (L) Aro
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@ Aroch lor 1254 HCB Heptachlor ALd
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Appendix D Dissolved and Particulat
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