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Organism

Date of collection

Site of collection

Pish gut

May, June, 1954

Belle Is., Eniwetok

Whole mullet

May 19, 1954

Edna Is., Eniwetok

Plant leaves

Sept. 22, 1956

Bikini Is.

Plankton

June 1956

West of Eniwetok

Plankton

Sept. 1956

(Scaevola)

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Coconut crab liver

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Coconut crab

"

"

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Nan Is., Bikini
"

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carapace

Bonito liver

Sept. 22, 1956

Bikini Is.

Bonito muscle

"

"

"

"

"

Fish liver
homogenate

"

"

"

"

"

Gamma spectra from the first five samples are shown in

Fig. 12. Only in the fish liver sample is the zn7

peak

low, in which case it is masked by the 1.17 MEV peak of Co
The

JY

peak for n°? is,

however,

60

strong in the curves for the

other fish tissues (gut, bone, skin, and muscle) indicating a
high level of n> in comparison with the other
mn54 4s also present in the fish bone,

skin,

JY

emitters.

and muscle samples.

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antesites,

The latter sample also exhibits a weak peak for Csl37, an isotope
often found in the muscles of many species of animals collected
at the Pacific Proving Ground.
High levels of zn? are also present in fish collected re-

cently (Sept. 1956, Fig. 13) as well as in the 1954 fish samples
described above.

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