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Concentrations of hazardous substances in fish from the north-east Atlantic and Baltic regions

Figure Created 12 Nov 2009 Published 12 Nov 2009 Last modified 29 Nov 2012

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Topics: Biodiversity — Ecosystems

It should be noted that the lack of consistent or reliable data from the marine conventions or EEA counties inhibits adequate assessment of concentrations and trends of hazardous substances in European marine water

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Aggregated data do not necessarily convey the uncertainty these problems cause. A minimum of 3 herring stations were used. Comparisons are based on average of yearly regional and adjusted medians for the indicated time periods.
Geographical coverage note: Nort-east Atlantic Ocean, Baltic Sea

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12 Nov 2009 - Concentrations of selected metals and organic contaminants in mussels in the north-east Atlantic Ocean (A), Mediterranean Sea (B) and herring (muscle) for the Baltic Sea (C).

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