rejiasn. However, there remains a reduced number cf sitespecific ceptions far the isiancs. Flasming fer these near-term apportiunities should have a @-e@ater chance of success given the understandings davelcped in the course of the twe year project. Recerd - 9 “DIALOG File 103: 968443 ATX-16:050004, EDB-935:1096135 Title: Fedistribution of fallout radicnuclides in Enewetak Atel] lagcan sediments by callianassid biaturbation futher: MeMurtry, G.M.3 Schneider, R.C. (Hawaii Univ., Honelulu (USA), Hawaii Inst. of Geophysics); Colin, P.L. (Hawaii Inst. of Marine Bioleg3y, Honolulu (USA)); Buddemeier, RW. (Caiifornia Univ., Livermere (USA). . Lawrence Livermore Lab.); Suchanek, T.H. (Fairleigh Dickinson Univ., St. Croix, Virgin Islands (USA). West Indies Lab.) Source: Nature (Landen) (United Kingdom) v 313:6004., Date: 21 Feb :985 é&74-477 op. Cedens NATIA Socument Type: Journal Article: Numerical data Language: Encolish Jeurnal Anacuncement: EDRSIO7 Work Location: United State< Sbst-act: Tue iageon secimente cf Eneeetab Atel] in the Marshall Islands contain a iarge selection of fallout radienuclices as 2 result of 43 Nuclear weasen tests conducted there between 1948 end 1958. The authors “epert elevated fallett radionuclide cencerntrations buried mere deesly in the laqcen sediments and evidence cf burrokwing into the sediment by several species cf callianassid ghest shrimo (Crustacea: Thalassinidea) which hes dispiaced highly cadicacti-e sediment. The burrowing activities af calliavassids, which are ubiquitous on the lagcon flcer, facilitate recicnuclid= redistribution anc complicate che falicut -adioruclice inventecry of the lagen. Recore - 10 “DIALCS File 103: ° 760417 EDE-BS;080106 Titles Comparisan of radicswuelide concentraticne Enawetak teach material muthors Cohen, N.: Raheon, T.£.3 Hirshfield, H. Affiiiation:s New York Univ. Mecical Center, NY Source: Health Phys. (Jnited Kingdom) v 48:2. Date: Feb 1985 in 1756 and 19793 228-230 p. Cocen: HI.TPA Document Type: Jaurnal 4rticie Language: English Journal Announcement: EDBESOS Wark Lecations United States Abstract: During the rerisd 1948-1958, approximately 40 nuclear weapons teste were perfermed on the Enewetak Atoll in the Marshall Isiands of the central Pacific Ocean. In 1973, the ~esults of a survey contracted by the US Atcmic Erergy Commission specified that extensive decontamination of the land areas would be necessary before the people cf Enewetak cceuld return te ‘re atoll. Curing Creretion Redwing in 1954, several nembers of the Naw 5004b3b