~ are about 50 to 70 species of fish, probably tenfold as rany HM species of fish, Ww great diversity and, of course, then the corals are something Ff unique to this part. nw cal forms. ort number of species in Puget Sound my have resulted from the UPTON: The sare is true with the algze groups of One might go through the other biologi- To what extent do you think the limit in effects of man on that basin? wo DONALDSON: Well, these are forms that were native 10 there, it Species that have been exterminated in Puget Sound. 12 native forms are there, We have introduced some forms tere, 13 UPTON: 14 DONALDSON: There are no All the I see, Well, added to the complexity of the 15 environrent and the great distances, we have a great diversity 16 of energy releases and the types of releases, 17 rather quickly, there have been 59 detonations at this test 18 site, i9 talked about, some 20,000 tons of T.N.T. on up to, well, 4 20 statement was made it might have peen 11, 12 mgatons. a1 is the March Ist test of 1954, 22 They vary in size from the normal device Just to review that we've That These devices have varied from rather primitive ones 23 by present standards to some very sophisticated ones by the 24 measurements on up to 1958. 25 great variety of conditions and this is germane to the subject 26 we're talking about; from under water to high in the skies, 27 from tower tests to tests in barges sitting on the water, 28 This reans that fission products varied not only in quantity. 29 and some in composition but the induced radiation varied very 30 fantastically in quantity and composition, 31 and amounts of radioactive nucleides introduced into the en- 32 vironment runs almost the entire gamut of possibility. Stafford Warr. 33 They were detonated under 2 So the numbers DOE/UCLA Now to try to evaluate in this weird and wonderful ! 2