Trace Metal and Organochlorine Residue Levels in Red Mullet ( Mullus barbatus) from the Eastern Aegean, Turkey
The levels of trace metals and organochlorine residue were determined in red mullet ( Mullus barbatus) in the framework of a MED-POL II Project for the Aegean Sea during 1994–1998. Samples were analyzed seasonally from July 1994 to January 1998. The concentrations of trace metals found varied with H...
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| description | The levels of trace metals and organochlorine residue were determined in red mullet (
Mullus barbatus) in the framework of a MED-POL II Project for the Aegean Sea during 1994–1998. Samples were analyzed seasonally from July 1994 to January 1998. The concentrations of trace metals found varied with Hg:
16–200
μg
kg
−1, Cd:
0.57–4.5
μg
kg
−1 and Pb:
40–207
μg
kg
−1 wet weight. The order of trace metal concentrations found in
Mullus barbatus was Pb>Hg>Cd. Correlation coefficients were calculated between Hg, Cd, and Pb concentrations and fork lengths to be Hg:
0.5852, Cd:
−0.081, Pb:
0.5823, respectively. Cadmium levels are lower than the results in fish tissues reported from Mediterranean regions. The results of organochlorine residues measured varied between Aldrin:
0.10 and 0.61
μg
kg
−1,
t-DDD:
0.86 and 4.5
μg
kg
−1 and
t-DDE:
10 and 18
μg
kg
−1 wet weight. Correlation coefficients for measured organochlorine residues and fork lengths are Aldrin:
0.6422,
t-DDD:
0.2237 and
t-DDE:
0.5484. The levels of mercury, lead and organochlorine residues are similar to the results in fish from Mediterranean countries. |
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16–200
μg
kg
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0.57–4.5
μg
kg
−1 and Pb:
40–207
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16–200
μg
kg
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0.57–4.5
μg
kg
−1 and Pb:
40–207
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−0.081, Pb:
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μg
kg
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0.86 and 4.5
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kg
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16–200
μg
kg
−1, Cd:
0.57–4.5
μg
kg
−1 and Pb:
40–207
μg
kg
−1 wet weight. The order of trace metal concentrations found in
Mullus barbatus was Pb>Hg>Cd. Correlation coefficients were calculated between Hg, Cd, and Pb concentrations and fork lengths to be Hg:
0.5852, Cd:
−0.081, Pb:
0.5823, respectively. Cadmium levels are lower than the results in fish tissues reported from Mediterranean regions. The results of organochlorine residues measured varied between Aldrin:
0.10 and 0.61
μg
kg
−1,
t-DDD:
0.86 and 4.5
μg
kg
−1 and
t-DDE:
10 and 18
μg
kg
−1 wet weight. Correlation coefficients for measured organochlorine residues and fork lengths are Aldrin:
0.6422,
t-DDD:
0.2237 and
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