88,000

1,500

270

2,400

‘

No. 31
plankton.
24,000
4,100

Station

Wo. 28429
plankton

Stations

5590

37,000

910

310

wo. 32
_Plankion

Station

10,000

No. 37
_plankton

Station

7,000
_ 100
19,000

300, 000

ee

4,000

430, 000

67,000

trece

36,000

86,000

120,000

--

--

4, 400

a

sé

6,400

0

trese

530

1,300

1,600,000

ary

1,800

--

.

(00)

24,000

wet

550,000

120,000
3,400
--

TTO,000

--

84,000
--

550,000

22,000

-

2,400
--

16,000

62,000

--

--

1,800

33,000

130,000

-

dry

piankton

mw.

Station

fish

189,000

wo. 38
pienkton

Station

20

13,000

150

1, 700

trece

==

treee

A

dry weight

muscle

Plying

220,000

mw. 9
plankton

Station

30,000

110,000

5,200

76,000

“erace

o-

15,000

dry weight

ce
Values for plankton given in d/m/

950

240,000

--

190,000

--

40, 000
o-

750,000

310,000

=.

300, 000

5,900

--

4,700

-

980
--

18,000

7,600

--

7,300

3, 700

210,000

(oc)

5,100

wet

->

ary

wo. 4

plankton

15,400,000

(00)

plankton

No. 3

Station

330,000

wet

No, 27
_Plankton

6, 600

110

.

Station

--

--

Stations

21,000

170,000

350

2,800

ol

22,000

290, 000

370

&,800

38,000

on

oe

63%

28,000

6,000

~-

ary

xh

_—

1,000

~~

(0)

plenkton

No. 22423
_plankton

wet

No. 2

Station

Station

and d/m/g dry weight

samples and the
survey
plankton samples from the Collett

ons (ion-exchange) on six selected
Summary of the results of chemical separati
a spectrum analysis, of eight
levels of wi?>, determined by gamm

not contain detectable amounts of wi85|
Plankton from all other stations did

ws (@/u/eo)

Isotope

we?99

w23T

pa)401,140

s29-90

mS

0069

58

29m

3357

7103-106

oe 241-104

cos?

ws

Ieotope

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