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2' ^0 Appendix I. Continued. Range in National Data I Range in SEDQUAL ~ata' Ran No. of No. of No. of Chemical Units Samnles Mi11 Median Max Samples Mi11 Median Max Samples 1,2-Dichlorobenzenc ppb nla nla nla nla 76 0.0 3.0 963.0 5 1,3-DicI~lorobe11zene ppb nla nla nla nla 47 1 .0 4.0 230.0 3 1,4-Dichlorobenzene ppb nla nla nla nla 216 0.0 12.0 3 1,000.0 40 2-Chloronaphthalene ppb nla nla nh nla 7 150.0 230.0 2,800.0 0 H exachi orobenzene ppb nla nh nh nka 48 0.0 2.0 15,000.0 29 Ethers 4-Bromophenyl-Phenyl Ether ppb nla nla nla nla 6 130.0 225.0 15,000.0 nla 4-Chloropl~cnyl-Phenyl Ether ppb nla nla nla 11/2 3 3.0 220.0 230.0 nla Bis(2-Cl1loroethyl)Ether ppb nh nla nla nla 3 75.0 220.0 230.0 nla . Bis(2-c11loroisopropyl)-ether ppb nla nla nla 11/22 2 220.0 225.0 230.0 n/a Mixcellaneous Extractable Compounds Benzoic acid ppb nla nla nla nla 214 5.0 290.0 58,394.0 95 Benzyl alcohol ppb nla nka nla nla 25 5.0 140.0 8,800.0 26 Beta-coprostanol ppb nh nla nla nla 22 1 26.0 497.0 69,85 1.0 nla Dibenzofuran ppb nla nh nla nla 622 2.0 50.0 190,000.0 99 Isophorone ppb nla nla nla n/a 17 19.0 65.0 960.0 nla Organonitrogen Compounds 2,4-Dinitrotoluene ppb nh n/a n/a nla 4 220.0 420.0 I 5,000.0 nka 2,6-Dinitrotolucne ppb nh nh nla nh 5 220.0 290.0 1,900.0 nla 2-Nitroanilinc ppb n/a n/a nla nla 6 90.0 890.0 6,900.0 nla 3,3'-Dichlorobenzidine ppb nla nba nla nla 5 90.0 440.0 ,900.0 nla 3-Nitroaniline ppb nla nh nla nla 4 90.0 680.0 1,100.0 n/2a 4-Chloroaniline ppb nla nla nla nla 6 125.0 225.0 ,2 12.0 nla 4-Nitroaniline ppb nla nla nla nla 3 90.0 1,100.0 1,100.0 nla
Appendix I. Continued. 9(H)Carbazolc Caffeine Nitrobenzene Range in National ~ata' Range in SEDQUAL ~ata' Ran No. of No. of No. of Chemical Units Sanlples Min Median Max Samples Min Median Max Samples Phenols 2,4-Dimethylphcnol 2-Methylphenol 4-Metl~ylphenol ppb nla nla nla ppb nla nla nla ppb nla n/a nla ppb nla nla n/a ppb nla nla nla ppb nla nla nla ppb da n/a nla ppb nla nla nla Bis(2-Chlorocthoxy)Metha~~e ppb nla nla nla Phenol ppb nla nla nla P-nonylphenol ppb nla nla nla Phthalate Esters Bis(2-Ethylhexyl) Phthalate Bi~tylbenzylphthalate Dietliylphthalate Dimethylphthalate Di-N-Butylphthalate Di-N-Octyl Phthalate Organotin, Butyl tin Dibutyltin Chloride Monobutyltin Chloride Tributyltin Chloride Ancillary Metals 7 (Partial Digestion Method) (D Aluminum ppb nla nla nla ppb nla nla nla ppb nla n/a nla ppb nla n/a 111a ppb nla n/a nla ppb nla nla nla ppb nla nla nla ppb nla nla nla ppb nla nla nla
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National Status and Trends Program
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Sediment Quality in Puget Sound Yea
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Human Reporter Gene System (Cytochr
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List of Appendices Appendix A . Det
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Figure 10. Results of 1998 Microtox
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Figure 38. Central Puget Sound stat
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Table 14. Number of 1998 central Pu
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Table 34. Triad results for 1998 ce
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Abstract As a component of a three-
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tests; and 3% of the area in the cy
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Data from this central Puget Sound
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Project Background Introduction hi
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Considerable research has been cond
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toxicants in regions of Puget Sound
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This report includes a summary of t
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stations within each stratum were c
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jugs which had been washed, acid-st
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clean, filtered (0.45 um), Port Ara
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have been exposed to one or more of
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enforcement studies. Seven addition
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analyses will be reported elsewhere
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100 samples were compared to the up
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Correlations were determined for al
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Results A record of all field notes
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As a corollary to and verification
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to station 15 1, then decreased ste
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variance of the other tests with re
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espectively, and each station had 1
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exceeded state criteria and nationa
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assays, enzyme induction was very h
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Isomers of DDT and most PCB congene
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Total abundance of miscellaneous ta
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(i.e., increasing toxicity), there
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Triad Synthesis: A Comparison of Ch
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Stratum 6, in Puget Sound's central
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grain size, rather than the toxicit
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Eight samples collected along the s
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Inlet), 170- 17 1 (Dyes Inlet), 1 1
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The results in the amphipod tests p
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Human Reporter Gene System (Cytochr
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The highest concentrations of mixtu
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and Conner, 1980; Gray, 1982: Becke
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However, benthic data have been gen
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data for benzoic acid, 44 samples h
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Literature Cited Adams, D.A., J.S.
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California Department of Fish and G
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and vicinity. NOAA Tech. Memo. NOS
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Strait of Juan De Fuca Figure 1. Ma
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Figure 3a. Central Puget Sound samp
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Figure 3c. Central Puget Sound samp
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Figure 3e. Central Puget Sound samp
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I / Amphipod survival 0 not toxic s
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Figure 6. Summary of 1998 amphipod
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Amphipod survival 0 not toxic 0 sig
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Whidbey Rlsland Figure 14. Results
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Figure 16. Results of 1998 cytochro
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Seattle Figure 18. Results of 1998
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Figure 20. Sampling stations in Por
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1 6 0 Sinclair 1 9 Inlet ]\ 0 No Cr
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0 Rho = 0.928 o p < 0.0001 Sample 1
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0 10000 20000 30000 40000 50000 600
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Rho = -0.584 p < 0.0001 0 20 40 60
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Rho = 0.875 p < 0.0001 0 500 1000 1
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I 0 1 Stations lacking any signific
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0 Stations lacking any significant
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Table 1. Central Puget Sound sampli
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Table 2. Continued. Oxychlordane To
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Table 3. Chemistry Parameters: Labo
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Table 5. Benthic infaunal indices c
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Table 6. Continued. Stratum Locatio
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Table 6. Continued. Stratum Locatio
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Table 7. Continued. 100% pore water
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Table 7. Continued. 100% pore water
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Table 8. Results of MicrotoxTM test
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Table 8. Continued. ~icrotox~~ EC50
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Table 8. Continued. Microtox"" EC50
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Table 10. Spearman-rank correlation
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Table 12. Samples from 1998 central
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Table 13. Samples from 1998 central
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Table 13. Continued. Stratum, Sampl
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Table 14. Number of 1998 central Pu
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Table 14. Continued. - > ERMa > sQs
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Table 14. Continued. > E RM~ - > SQ
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Table 22. Total abundance, major ta
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Table 22. Continued. Annelida Arthr
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Table 22. Continued. Annelida Arthr
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Table 23. Continued. Central Basin
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Table 23. Continued. Stratum Sample
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Table 35. Distribution of results i
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Table 37. Spatial extent of toxicit
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Table 39. Spatial extent of toxicit
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Appendix A Detected chemicals from
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Appendix A. Continued. SQS Chemical
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Appendix C. Continued. Tenip- Salin
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Appendix D. Table 1. Continued. % %
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Appendix D. Table 1. Continued. 22
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Appendix D. Table 2. Total organic
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Appendix E. 1998 Central Puget Soun
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