Evaluation of New York Bight lobsters for PCBs, DDT, petroleum hydrocarbons, mercury, and cadmium

Ae, Roberts; Dr, Hill; Ec, Tifft

doi:10.1007/bf01606111

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“…However, Roberts, et al (1982) reported no correlation between sex and PCB concentrations in lobster from the New York Bight and Long Island Sound, and Reid et al (1982) found no correlation between body fat and PCBs in lobster from these same two areas.…”

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PCB concentrations in marine fish and shellfish from Boston and Salem harbors and coastal Massachusetts : progress report /

Schwartz¹

1987

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Marine Fish and shellfish from Boston Harbor, Salem Harbor, and coastal areas were analyzed to determine tissue concentrations of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs). Winter flounder, Pseudopleuronectes americanus , American lobster, Homarus americanus , and several bivalve species were extracted according to U.S. Food and Drug Administration protocol and quantified by gas chromatography as Aroclor 1254. Flounder and lobster collected in Spring, 1986, from Boston Harbor and Salem Harbor were compared to species from coastal sites by analysis of variance.

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PCB concentrations in marine fish and shellfish from Boston and Salem harbors and coastal Massachusetts : progress report /

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1987

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Sewage sludge disposal and winter flounder, red hake, and american lobster feeding in the New York Bight

Steimle

1994

Marine Environmental Research

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Historical changes in the ecological health of the Newark Bay estuary, New Jersey

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Bonnevie

Gillis

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Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety

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Evaluation of New York Bight lobsters for PCBs, DDT, petroleum hydrocarbons, mercury, and cadmium

Cited by 6 publications

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PCB concentrations in marine fish and shellfish from Boston and Salem harbors and coastal Massachusetts : progress report /

PCB concentrations in marine fish and shellfish from Boston and Salem harbors and coastal Massachusetts : progress report /

Sewage sludge disposal and winter flounder, red hake, and american lobster feeding in the New York Bight

Historical changes in the ecological health of the Newark Bay estuary, New Jersey

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