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List of Contents and Author Index Volume 44, 2002
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Contents of Volume 44 Number 1 Editorial
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Whaling: when is enough, enough? B. Morton
News
3
Clashes over Sellafield ÔMOXÕ plant continues; U.K. water authority fined; Norway’s whale trade controls are suspect, says WWF
4
Living fossil taken alive off Kenya coast; Global warming could slow Gulf Stream; Polluted waters of Hawaii
5
Ban on boat sewage discharge for New York Harbour Complex; Florida Bay’s confused ecosystem history; 60 tons of marine debris removed around Hawaiian Islands; US EPA gets tough on sewage discharge
News-in-Brief
6
Nigeria; Brazil; Arctic Ocean; Lithuania
Viewpoint
7
Integrating toxicology and ecology: putting the ‘‘eco’’ into ecotoxicology P.M. Chapman
Reports
Baseline
16
Differences in the acute toxicities of tributyltin between the Caprellidea and the Gammaridea (Crustacea: Amphipoda) M. Ohji, I. Takeuchi, S. Takahashi, S. Tanabe and N. Miyazaki
25
Experimental transplanting of Posidonia australis seagrass in Port Hacking, Australia, to assess the feasibility of restoration A.J. Meehan and R.J. West
32
Biological pollution in the Mediterranean Sea: invasive versus introduced macrophytes C.F. Boudouresque and M. Verlaque
39
Influence of the Aznalc ollar mining spill on the vertical distribution of heavy metals in sediments from the Guadalquivir estuary (SW Spain) I. Riba, T.A. DelValls, J.M. Forja and A. Gomez-Parra
48
Petroleum and PAH contamination of the Black Sea J.W. Readman, G. Fillmann, I. Tolosa, J. Bartocci, J.-P. Villeneuve, C. Catinni and L.D. Mee
63
Concordance degrees in macrozoobenthic monitoring programmes using different sampling methods and taxonomic resolution levels S. Pagola-Carte, J. Urkiaga-Alberdi, M. Bustamante and J.I. Saiz-Salinas
71
Hydrocarbon contamination in Cartagena Bay, Colombia C.H. Parga-Lozano, A.J. Marrugo-Gonzalez and R. Fernandez-Maestre
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Subcellular distribution of heavy metals in livers and kidneys of Stenella coeruleoalba and Tursiops truncatus from the Mediterranean Sea M.M. Storelli and G.O. Marcotrigiano
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Chlorinated pesticides in mussels from Guanabara Bay, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil A.P. Xavier de Brito, I.M.R. De Andrade Br€uning and I. Moreira
82
Community structure and cooperation in biofilms H.O. Halvorson
83
Monitoring in coastal environments using foraminifera and thecamoebian indicators J. Murray
85
Statistical power of non-parametric tests: A quick guide for designing sampling strategies P.J. Mumby
Editorial
89
The future of fisheries – marine protected areas – a new way forward or another management glitch? J. Pearce
News
92
Garage’s dirty tanks kill 8,500 fish; Illegal fishing is destroying stocks in bering sea; Antarctic penguin colonies threatened
93
More funding to protect Australia’s coastline; Water hyacinth back in Lake Victoria; Chemical Pollution and Human sewage link to coral disease; Micro-organisms may exist in lakes underneath Antarctica
94
Pets and humans disturb beach breeding birds; Attempts underway to Identify giant deep-sea squid; Plan to preserved long Island Bay
News-in-Brief
95
Tanzania; Florida; Guatemala; Uganda
ViewPoint
96
Natural resource damage assessments in the United States: rules and procedures for compensation from spills of hazardous substances and oil in waterways under US jurisdiction D.D. Ofiara
111
Understanding ship-grounding impacts on a coral reef: potential effects of anti-foulant paint contamination on coral recruitment A.P. Negri, L.D. Smith, N.S. Webster and A.J. Heyward
118
Hydrocarbon degraders from tropical marine environments S.S. Zinjarde and A.A. Pant
122
Persistent organochlorine residues in sediments from the Black Sea G. Fillmann, J.W. Readman, I. Tolosa, J. Bartocci, J.-P. Villeneuve, C. Cattini and L.D. Mee
134
Metal contaminants for modelling lobster (Homarus americanus) migration patterns in the Inner Bay of Fundy, Atlantic Canada C.L. Chou, L.A. Paon and J.D. Moffatt
142
The inhibition of marine nitrification by ocean disposal of carbon dioxide M.H. Huesemann, A.D. Skillman and E.A. Crecelius
Book reviews
Note
Number 2
Reports
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Transport and sedimentation of Cu in a microtidal estuary, SE Norway A. Helland and T. Bakke
156
Seasonal variation of polychlorinated biphenyl concentrations in the southern part of the Baltic Sea R. Bruhn and M.S. McLachlan
164
Contaminant levels in the muscle of four species of fish important to the recreational fishery of the New York Bight Apex A.D. Deshpande, A.F.J. Draxler, V.S. Zdanowicz, M.E. Schrock and A.J. Paulson
172
Contamination by organochlorine compounds in walleye pollock (Theragra chalcogramma) from the Bering Sea, Gulf of Alaska and the Japan Sea A.P.X. de Brito, D. Ueno, S. Takahashi and S. Tanabe
Editorial
179
Key(s) to marine ecology and understanding pollution impacts – a tribute to Dr. Howard Sanders, Marine Benthic Biologist Extra-Ordinaire J.B. Pearce and P.G. Wells
News
181
Investment in Welsh fisheries; Baltic contamination remains a worry; Attack in toxic wastes in scrapped ships; Massive fish die-off in Kenya
182
Whale skin points way to friendlier antifoulants; Weddell seals recruited as film crew; Protection for Australia’s migratory birds
183
Tsunami model predictor; U.S. sewage overflow fine; U.S. final rule for essential fish habitat published
News-in-Brief
184
River Danube; Great Lakes; Italy; Johnston Atol; England
Reports
185
The acute and chronic effects of wastes associated with offshore oil and gas production on temperate and tropical marine ecological processes D.A. Holdway
204
Using genetic techiques to investigate the sources of the invasive alga Caulerpa taxifolia in three new locations in Austrialia B. Schaffelke, N. Murphy and S. Uthicke
211
Marine debris ingestion in loggerhead sea turtles, Caretta caretta, from the Western Mediterranean J. Tom as, R. Guitart, R. Mateo and J.A. Raga
217
Trace metals in tissues of gray whale (Eschrichtius robustus) carcasses from the Northern Pacific Mexican Coast L. Mendez, S.T. Alvarez-Casta~neda, B. Acosta and A.P. Sierra-Beltran
222
Measurement of environmental trace-metal levels with transplanted mussels and diffusive gradients in thin films (DGT): a comparison of techniques J.A. Webb and M.J. Keough
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EROD activity, serum SDH and PAH biliary metabolites in sand flathead (Platycephalus bassensis) collected in Port Phillip Bay, Australia M.M. Gagnon and D.A. Holdway
238
Evaluating the genotoxic damage and hepatic tissue alterations in demersal fish species: a case study in the Ligurian Sea (NW-Mediterranean) D. Pietrapiana, M. Modena, P. Guidetti, C. Falugi and M. Vacchi
244
Leaf biochemical parameters in Avicennia marina (Forsk.) Vierh as potential biomarkers of heavy metal stress in estuarine ecosystems G.R. MacFarlane
257
Further recovery of northeast Pacific neogastropods from imposex related to tributyltin contamination T.J. Reitsema, J.A.J. Thompson, P. Scholtens and J.T. Spickett
Editorial
263
What price Asian fish soon? B. Morton
News
266
Southern oceans warming up faster; Coral bleaching on the increase; Illegal fishing vessel arrested; Kenyan fish kill explained
267
Gas search; Hope for horseshoe crab protection and Protection of marine mammals fron human harassment; Environmentally kind engines on sale
268
California swapped for mexican drilling zones
269
Ocean oxygen levels drop
271
Issues in sediment toxicity and ecological risk assessment P.M. Chapman, K.T. Ho, W.R. Munns Jr., K. Solomon and M.P. Weinstein
279
New concepts in ecological risk assessment: Where do we go from here? K.R. Solomon and P. Sibley
286
An overview of toxicant identification in sediments and dredged materials K.T. Ho, R.M. Burgess, M.C. Pelletier, J.R. Serbst, S.A. Ryba, M.G. Cantwell, A. Kuhn and P. Raczelowski
294
Toxicity testing, risk assessment, and options for dredged material management W.R. Munns Jr., W.J. Berry and T.H. Dewitt
303
Utility of the Hadley Centre sea ice and sea surface temperature data set (HadISST1) in two widely contrasting coral reef areas C. Sheppard and N.A. Rayner
309
The impact of the 1998 coral mortality on reef fish communities in the seychelles M.D. Spalding and G.E. Jarvis
322
An evaluation of beached bird monitoring approaches J. Seys, H. Offringa, J.V. Waeyenberge, P. Meire and E. Kuijken
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Evidence for reduced post-spill recovery by the halophyte sporobolus iocladus (Nees ex Trin.) Nees in oil-contaminated sediments T. Youssef
340
Mercury in feathers from Chilean birds: influence of location, feeding strategy, and taxonomic affiliation H. Ochoa-acu~ na, M.S. Sepulveda and T.S. Gross
345
Mercury concentrations in seawater, sediments and wild mussels from the coast of Galicia (NW Spain) R. Beiras, N. Fern andez, J.J. Gonzalez, V. Besada and F. Schultze
350
ÔWorld Atlas of Coral ReefsÕ by Mark D. Spalding, Corinna Ravilions, and Edmund Green
350
ÔThe Blue PlanetÕ. BBC Television, Narrated by Sir David Attenborough
Editorial
353
The great unmentionable, and the Red Queen C.R.C. Sheppard
News
355
UK fish fertility affected by endocrine disruptors; Nuclear fuel ship burns; Fresh water under the sea?
356
To drill or not to drill; Strong evidence that an El Nin˜o is on its way; Satellites will GRACE the skies
357
WWF condemns Japanese expansion of whaling to endangered species; Proposed ban on sewage discharge; New plans for New Bedford Harbor cleanup
News in Brief
358
New Zealand; South East Asia; USA; UK
Viewpoint
359
Pore water testing and analysis: the good, the bad, and the ugly P.M. Chapman, F. Wang, J.D. Germano and G. Batley
Reports
367
Long-term investigation of benthic fauna and the influence of treated ballast water disposal in Port Valdez, Alaska A.L. Blanchard, H.M. Feder and D.G. Shaw
383
Caffeine in Boston Harbor seawater R. Siegener and R.F. Chen
388
Evaluation of two direct immunoassays for rapid detection of petroleum products on marine birds D.L. Fritcher, J.A.K. Mazet, M.H. Ziccardi and I.A. Gardner
396
Effect of an oil spill from M V Sea Transporter on intertidal meiofauna at Goa, India Z.A. Ansari and B. Ingole
403
Analyses of organic and inorganic contaminants in Salton Sea fish R. Riedel, D. Schlenk, D. Frank and B. Costa-Pierce
Baseline
Book reviews
Number 5
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Analysis of the 16S–23S rDNA intergenic spacers (IGSs) of marine vibrios for speciesspecific signature DNA sequences S.K.Y. Lee, H.Z. Wang, S.H.W. Law, R.S.S. Wu and R.Y.C. Kong
421
Lead contamination in the Mexican Caribbean recorded by the coral Montastraea annularis (Ellis and Solander) M. Medina-Elizalde, G. Gold-Bouchot and V. Ceja-Moreno
424
A baseline study on metal concentrations in the Antarctic limpet Nacella concinna (Gastropoda: Patellidae) on King George Island: variations with sex and body parts I.-Y. Ahn, K.-W. Kim and H.J. Choi
432
Erratum to ‘‘A new coastal marine ecosystem model study coupled with hydrodynamics and tidal flat ecosystem effect’’ [Marine Pollution Bulletin 43 (2001) 187–208] A. Sohma, Y. Sekiguchi, H. Yamada, T. Sato and K. Nakata
Editorial
iii
The role of the DPSIR approach and conceptual models in marine environmental management: an example for offshore wing power M. Elliott
News
ix
British beaches the cleanest ever; Coastal zone networks for the UK; Conservation groups protest against tuna farming
x
World Wide Fund for Nature condemns Japanese expansion of whaling to endangered species; New home for Australian Dolphin Research Institute; Satellite data to predict plankton blooms by analysing ocean colour
xi
New material to fight shipworm attack; Marine mammals affected by earthquake hazards survey off southern California; Two ships arrested in Alaska for oil pollution
xii
Stricter control for US pulp and paper mill discharge; Baltimore to address its sewage problem
xii
South Africa; Kenya; Hawaii
Baseline
Erratum
Number 6
News in Brief
Reports
441
Algal growth and species composition under experimental control of herbivory, phosphorus and coral abundance in Glovers Reef, Belize T.R. McClanahan, B.A. Cokos and E. Sala
452
Comparability of bioaccumulation within the sanddab guild in coastal Southern California M.J. Allen, S.L. Moore, S.B. Weisberg, A.K. Groce and M.K. Leecaster
459
The accidental sinking of the nuclear submarine, the Kursk: monitoring of radioactivity and the preliminary assessment of the potential impact of radioactive releases I. Amundsen, M. Iosjpe, O. Reistad, B. Lind, K. Gussgaard, P. Strand, S. Borghuis, M. Sickel and M. Dowdall
469
Genetic variation in Avicennia marina in three estuaries of Sydney (Australia) and implications for rehabilitation and management F. Melville and M. Burchett
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Spatial and temporal changes of TBT pollution along the Portuguese coast: inefficacy of the EEC directive 89/677 C.M. Barroso and M.H. Moreira
487
Environmental transformation of the Bilbao estuary, N. Spain: microfaunal and geochemical proxies in the recent sedimentary record A. Cearreta, M.J. Irabien, E. Leorri, I. Yusta, A. Quintanilla and A. Zabaleta
504
Contamination of saltmarsh sediments and biota by CCA treated wood walkways J.S. Weis and P. Weis
511
Improvement of the sediment ecosystem following diversion of an intertidal sewage outfall at the Fraser river estuary, Canada, with emphasis on Corophium salmonis (amphipoda) J.L. Arvai, C.D. Levings, P.J. Harrison and W.E. Neill
520
Consequences of linseed oil spills in salt marsh sediments M.G. Pereira, S.M. Mudge and J. Latchford
534
A review and assessment of tributyltin contamination in the North Sea, based on surveys of butyltin tissue burdens and imposex/intersex in four species of neogastropods A.C. Birchenough, N. Barnes, S.M. Evans, H. Hinz, I. Kr€onke and C. Moss
544
The effects of sewage discharge on shallow hard substrate sessile assemblages A. Terlizzi, S. Fraschetti, P. Guidetti and F. Boero
551
Metal concentrations in the milk and tissues of a nursing Tursiops truncatus female J.P. Frodello, D. Viale and B. Marchand
554
First assessment of the highly contaminated harbour of Montevideo, Uruguay E. Danulat, P. Muniz, J. Garcıa-alonso and B. Yannicelli
566
PAH-profiles in sediment cores from the Baltic Sea M. Ricking and H.-M. Schulz
571
Distribution of nickel in a polluted mangrove habitat of the Indus Delta S.M. Saifullah, S.H. Khan and S. Ismail
Editorial
577
Letters to the editor P.M. Chapman and C. Sheppard
News
579
New UK policy for dangerous substances discharge to water; Discharge fine for UK water company; Can GM fish play conservaton role?
580
Queensland Project Puts Mangroves on the Map; Heavy penalty for South African company caught over fishing; Isahaya Bay Land Claim Project Under Fire
581
Polar bears already victims of global warming; Philippine blueprint for environmental protection; Delayed impact from Galapagos oil spill fuels litigation
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Basic physico-chemical data doubtful; Report blames consumers, not transporters for most US oil pollution.
583
Impairment of sea urchin sperm quality by UV-B radiation: predicting fertilization success from sperm motility D.W.T. Au, M.W.L. Chiang, J.Y.M. Tang, B.B.H. Yuen, Y.L. Wang and R.S.S. Wu
590
Tracing the source of 3; 30 -dichlorobiphenyl found in samples collected in and around Halifax Harbour T.L. King, P. Yeats, J. Hellou and S. Niven
597
Occurrence and biological impacts of fishing gear and other marine debris in the Florida Keys M. Chiappone, A. White, D.W. Swanson and S.L. Miller
605
Environmental assessment of a large industrial marine complex based on a community of benthic filter-feeders J.L. Carballo and S. Naranjo
611
Assessing the trophic state and eutrophication of coastal marine systems: a new approach based on the biochemical composition of sediment organic matter A. Dell’Anno, M.L. Mei, A. Pusceddu and R. Danovaro
623
Inhibition of coral photosynthesis by the antifouling herbicide Irgarol 1051 R. Owen, A. Knap, M. Toaspern and K. Carbery
633
Environmental pollution in the Gulf of Guinea – a regional approach P.A. Scheren, A.C. Ibe, F.J. Janssen and A.M. Lemmens
642
Concentrations of PCBs in coastal mangrove sediments of Hong Kong N.F.Y. Tam and M.W.Y. Yao
652
Re-colonisation and recovery of populations of dogwhelks Nucella lapillus (L.) on shores formerly subject to severe TBT contamination A.C. Birchenough, S.M. Evans, C. Moss and R. Welch
660
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Pu and 137 Cs concentrations for zooplankton and nekton in the Northwest Pacific and Antarctic Oceans (1993–1996) G.H. Hong, Y.I. Kim, S.H. Lee, L.W. Cooper, S.M. Choe, A.V. Tkalin, T. Lee, S.H. Kim, C.S. Chung and K. Hirose
666
Preliminary evidence for human fecal contamination in corals of the Florida Keys, USA E.K. Lipp, J.L. Jarrell, D.W. Griffin, J. Lukasik, J. Jacukiewicz and J.B. Rose
671
Genetic diversity and metal tolerance of two marine species: a comparison between populations from contaminated and reference sites K. Ross, N. Cooper, J.R. Bidwell and J. Elder
680
The effect of an oil drilling operation on the trace metal concentrations in offshore bottom sediments of the Campos Basin oil field, SE Brazil C.E. Rezende, L.D. Lacerda, A.R.C. Ovalle, C.M.M. Souza, A.A.R. Gobo and D.O. Santos
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Impacts of milkfish (Chanos chanos) aquaculture on carbon and nutrient fluxes in the Bolinao area, Philippines M. Holmer, N. Marba, J. Terrados, C.M. Duarte and M.D. Fortes
697
Organotin and Irgarol-1051 contamination in Singapore coastal waters C. Basheer, K.S. Tan and H.K. Lee
703
Baseline metal concentrations in sediments and fish, and the determination of bioindicators in the subtropical Chi-ku Lagoon, S.W. Taiwan and M.-H. Chen
Correspondence
715
Whaling and whale conservation S. Holt
Book review
718
ÔEnvironmental Contamination in Antarctica: A Challenge to Analytical ChemistryÕ S. Caroli, P. Cescon, D.W.H. Walton
Editorial
719
Invigorating the United Nations Global Programme of Action (GPA) for the Protection of the Marine Environment from Land-Based Activities––utilizing both bottom-up and top-down approaches P.G. Wells
News
722
Intersex fish found in UK estuaries; UK water protection measures gets mixed reception; Whale’s courtship could be impeded by noisy humans
723
Scrap ship designated ‘‘toxic waste’’ by Dutch court; Northward fish movements herald marine climate change; Damaged Florida coral reef to be repaired
724
Glacier threatens to turn Alaskan fjord into a freshwater lake; Major study into the role of marine viruses
725
Historic hydrothermal vent disappears under lava flow; Foraging Falklands penguins get into trouble
News in Brief
725
Brazil; Nigeria; Australia
Reports
726
Mercury and lead tolerance in hypersaline sulfate-reducing bacteria S. Harithsa, S. Kerkar and P.A.L. Bharathi
733
Fate of paralytic shellfish poisoning toxins in purple clam Hiatula rostrata, in outdoor culture and laboratory culture C.Y. Chen and H.N. Chou
739
Biodegradation of petroleum hydrocarbons at low temperature in the presence of the dispersant Corexit 9500 J.E. Lindstrom and J.F. Braddock
748
Effects of new antifouling compounds on the development of sea urchin N. Kobayashi and H. Okamura
752
Toxic contaminants and their biological effects in coastal waters of Xiamen, China. I. Organic pollutants in mussel and fish tissues D.W. Klumpp, H. Huasheng, C. Humphrey, W. Xinhong and S. Codi
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Toxic contaminants and their biological effects in coastal waters of Xiamen, China. II. Biomarkers and embryo malformation rates as indicators of pollution stress in fish D.W. Klumpp, C. Humphrey, H. Huasheng and F. Tao
770
Tar ball frequency data and analytical results from a long-term beach monitoring program E.H. Owens, G.S. Mauseth, C.A. Martin, A. Lamarche and J. Brown
781
Occurrence of IRGAROL 1051 in coastal waters from Biscayne Bay, Florida, USA P.R. Gardinali, M. Plasencia, S. Mack and C. Poppell
789
Toxicological and chemical assessment of ordnance compounds in marine sediments and pore waters M. Nipper, R.S. Carr, J.M. Biedenbach, R.L. Hooten and K. Miller
807
Long-term variation in mercury concentrations in estuarine organisms with changes in releases into Lavaca Bay, Texas D.R. Sager
816
Composition and spatial distribution of infauna in a river estuary affected by fishpond effluents D.G. Galope-Bacaltos and M.L. San Diego-McGlone
820
Cu, Ni, and Pb speciation in surface sediments from a contaminated bay of northern China W. Fan, W.-X. Wang, J. Chen, X. Li and Y.-F. Yen
827
Trace metal concentrations in edible fishes from Izmir Bay, Eastern Aegean F. Kucuksezgin, E. Uluturhan, A. Kontas and O. Altay
833
Protecting the Polar Marine Environment: Law and Policy for Pollution Prevention J.B. Pearce
833
The Biology of Polar Habitats J.B. Pearce
Editorial
835
Dong-Sha Atoll, South China Sea: Ground Zero! B. Morton
News
838
Gala´pagos Islands threatened by second oil spill in less than two years; Alsakan evidence of global warming
839
Its official, El Nin˜o is back; US beach pollution on the rise
840
NOAA ocean exploration investigates Atlantic deep; Protests against nuclear transport by sea escalate; Whales and dolphins die in their thousands
841
Pleasure boats warned against harassing dolphins; Live reef fish market unsustainable at present
842
The pollution of the marine environment by plastic debris: a review J.G.B. Derraik
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Review
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Offshore oil platforms and fouling communities in the southern Arabian Gulf (Abu Dhabi) M. Stachowitsch, R. Kikinger, J. Herler, P. Zolda and E. Geutebr€uck
861
Assessment of potential transport of pollutants into the Barents Sea via sea ice—an observational approach R. Korsnes, O. Pavlova and F. Godtliebsen
870
The influence of diet on comparative trace metal cadmium, copper and zinc accumulation in Thais clavigera (Gastropoda: Muricidae) preying on intertidal barnacles or mussels G. Blackmore and B. Morton
877
Biomonitoring of coastal pollution status using protozoan communities with a modified PFU method K. Xu, J.K. Choi, E.J. Yang, K.C. Lee and Y. Lei
887
A survey of imposex in muricids from 1996 to 2000 and identification of optimal indicators of tributyltin contamination along the east coast of Phuket Island, Thailand M. Bech
897
The dose-response relationship between No. 2 fuel oil and the growth of the salt marsh grass, Spartina alterniflora Q. Lin, I.A. Mendelssohn, M.T. Suidan, K. Lee and A.D. Venosa
903
Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in sediments, mussels and crustacea around a former gasworks site in Shoreham-by-Sea, UK R.J. Law, C.A. Kelly, K.L. Baker, K.H. Langford and T. Bartlett
912
Application of biomarkers for assessing the biological impact of dredged materials in the Mediterranean: the relationship between antioxidant responses and susceptibility to oxidative stress in the red mullet (Mullus barbatus) F. Regoli, D. Pellegrini, G.W. Winston, S. Gorbi, S. Giuliani, C. Virno-Lamberti and S. Bompadre
923
Oxidative stress in the mussel Mytella guyanensis from polluted mangroves on Santa Catarina Island, Brazil M.A. Torres, C.P. Testa, C. Ga´spari, M.B. Masutti, C.M.N. Panitz, R. Curi-Pedrosa, E.A.D. Almeida, P.D. Mascio and D.W. Filho
933
Spatial variability of metals in the inter-tidal sediments of the Medway Estuary, Kent, UK K.L. Spencer
945
Long-term changes in the type, but not amount, of ingested plastic particles in shorttailed shearwaters in the southeastern Bering Sea L.S. Vlietstra and J.A. Parga
956
Effective metal concentrations in porewater and seawater labile metal concentrations associated with copper mine tailings disposal into the coastal waters of the Atacama region of northern Chile M.R. Lee, J.A. Correa and H. Zhang
962
Physico-chemical characteristics and pollutants of the benthic environment in the Montevideo coastal zone, Uruguay P. Muniz, N. Venturini and A. Martınez
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Antifoulant concentrations at the site of the Bunga Teratai Satu grounding, Great Barrier Reef, Australia D. Haynes, C. Christie, P. Marshall and K. Dobbs
973
Heavy metals in molluscs from the Basque Coast (Northern Spain): results from an 11year monitoring programme . Borja, O. Solaun and V. Perez J. Franco, A
Editorial
977
The Florida Reef Tract and the ÔOne Third RuleÕ C.R.C. Sheppard
News
979
Final solution to pollution is dilution; Plea to let baby fish off the hook; Toxic contamination in floods threatens River Elbe
980
New lava from Kilauea volcano enters the sea; EI Nin˜o expected to impact Atlantic hurricane season; Alaskan pollution conspirators broutht to book
981
Money earmarked for sewer replacement in San Francisco; Measures to reduced environmental damage from Massachusetts power station; New DNA fin test may help protect sharks
News in Brief
982
Nigeria; Uganda; Zambia; Kenya; France; Philippines
Reports
983
Application of the luciferase cell culture bioassay for the detection of refined petroleum products M.H. Ziccardi, I.A. Gardner, J.A.K. Mazet and M.S. Denison
992
Increase of nitrous oxide flux to the atmosphere upon nitrogen addition to red mangroves sediments M. Mu~ noz-Hincapie, J.M. Morell and J.E. Corredor
997
Concentration and distribution of 210Po in the tissues of the scallop Chlamys varia and the mussel Mytilus edulis from the coasts of Charente-Maritime (France) P. Bustamante, P. Germain, G. Leclerc and P. Miramand
1003
Transfer and distribution of lead in the asteroid Asterias rubens following ingestion of contaminated food: a radiotracer study F. Boisson, O. Cotret and S.W. Fowler
1010
An evaluation of hemolymph cholinesterase activities in the tropical scallop, Euvola (Pecten) ziczac, for the rapid assessment of pesticide exposure R. Owen, L. Buxton, S. Sarkis, M. Toaspern, A. Knap and M. Depledge
1018
Total and methylmercury in a Brazilian estuary, Rio de Janeiro H.A. Kehrig, M. Costa, I. Moreira and O. Malm
1024
Spatial aspects of organochlorine contamination in northern fur seal tissues T.R. Loughlin, M.A. Castellini and G. Ylitalo
1035
A comparison of neustonic plastic and zooplankton abundance in southern California’s coastal waters C.J. Moore, S.L. Moore, S.B. Weisberg, G.L. Lattin and A.F. Zellers
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Trace metals in striped mojarra fish (Diapterus plumieri) from Puerto Rico C.J. Rodriguez-Sierra and B. Jimenez
1046
Mercury uptake by the estuarine species Palaemonetes pugio and Fundulus heteroclitus compared with their parasites, Probopyrus pandalicola and Eustrongylides sp. L. Bergey, J.S. Weis and P. Weis
1051
The use of transplanted cultured tropical oysters (Saccostrea commercialis) to monitor Cd levels in North Queensland coastal waters (Australia) F. Olivier, M. Ridd and D. Klumpp
1063
The effect of the new Massachusetts Bay sewage outfall on the concentrations of metals and bacterial spores in nearby bottom and suspended sediments M.H. Bothner, M.A. Casso, R.R. Rendigs and P.J. Lamothe
1071
Mercury exposure and elimination rates in captive bottlenose dolphins M. Nigro, A. Campana, E. Lanzillotta and R. Ferrara
1076
Modelling of hydrodynamics and cohesive sediment transport in Tanshui River estuarine system, Taiwan W.-C. Liu, M.-H. Hsu and A.Y. Kuo
1089
Specific accumulation and temporal trends of organochlorine contaminants in Dall’s porpoises (Phocoenoides dalli) from Japanese coastal waters N. Kajiwara, M. Watanabe, S. Tanabe, K. Nakamatsu, M. Amano and N. Miyazaki
1100
Comparison of benthic invertebrate assemblages at Spartina alterniflora marshes reestablished after an oil spill and existing marshes in the Arthur Kill (NY/NJ) J.J. Vitaliano, R.N. Reid, A.B. Frame, D.B. Packer, L. Arlen and J.N. Sacco
1109
Estuarine phytoplankton group-specific responses to sublethal concentrations of the agricultural herbicide, atrazine € rnolfsdottir and S.E. Lumsden J.L. Pinckney, E.B. O
1117
Contaminant concentrations in sport fish from San Francisco Bay, 1997 J.A. Davis, M.D. May, B.K. Greenfield, R. Fairey, C. Roberts, G. Ichikawa, M.S. Stoelting, J.S. Becker and R.S. Tjeerdema
1130
Mercury concentrations in the fur of Steller sea lions and northern fur seals from Alaska K.B. Beckmen, L.K. Duffy, X. Zhang and K.W. Pitcher
1136
Bioconcentration of heavy metals in aquatic environments: the importance of bioavailability A. Mountouris, E. Voutsas and D. Tassios
1142
Effects of antifouling paint components (TBTO, copper and triazine) on the early development of embryos in cod (Gadus morhua L.) A. Granmo, R. Ekelund, J.-A. Sneli, M. Berggren and J. Svavarsson
1149
Plastic debris collars on juvenile carcharhinid sharks (Rhizoprionodon lalandii) in southwest Atlantic I. Sazima, O.B.F. Gadig, R.C. Namora and F.S. Motta
XVI
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A comparison of anthropogenic mercury pollution in Kastela Bay (Croatia) with € re (Sweden) and Krka (Croatia) pristine estuaries in O Z . Kwokal, S. Franciskovic-Bilinski, H. Bilinski and M. Branica
1157
Determination of organohalogenated contaminants in liver of harbour porpoises (Phocoena phocoena) stranded on the Belgian North Sea coast A. Covaci, K. Van de Vijver, W. DeCoen, K. Das, J.M. Bouquegneau, R. Blust and P. Schepens
1166
Natural levels of dissolved/dispersed petroleum hydrocarbons in the South West Atlantic M.C. Bıcego, E. Zanardi-Lamardo, S. Taniguchi and R.R. Weber
Editorial
1171
Perceived and real risks: produced water from oil extraction J.S. Gray
News
1173
UK urban rivers have come back to life; UK south coast under scrutiny; Huge Marine Reserve declared in Australia
1174
Chinese poachers get off lightly following Premier’s visit; Moi Saves Marine in Kenya
1175
US government agencies sued over global warming; The Great Lakes to be surveyed for biodiversity; Sinking algae may solve a problem
1176
Puerto Rica sewage declared safe
News-in-Brief
1176
Kenya; Mozambique; Vietnam; USA; Indonesia
Focus
1177
The three screen doors: can marine ‘‘protected’’ areas be effective S.C. Jameson, M.H. Tupper and J.M. Ridley
Reports
1184
Impact of offsite sediment transport and toxicity on remediation of a contaminated estuarine bay G.A. Pascoe, P. McLaren and M. Soldate
1194
Quantitative aspects of inorganic nutrient fluxes in the Gazi Bay (Kenya): implications for coastal ecosystems B.M. Mwashote and I.O. Jumba
1206
Characterizing stress gene expression in reef-building corals exposed to the mosquitoside dibrom M.B. Morgan and T.W. Snell
1219
Vertical mixing of oil droplets by breaking waves P. Tkalich and E.S. Chan
1230
Impact of elevated ammonium on reproduction in two Hawaiian scleractinian corals with different life history patterns E.F. Cox and S. Ward
1236
Weathering of an Arctic oil spill over 20 years: the BIOS experiment revisited R.C. Prince, E.H. Owens and G.A. Sergy
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First observations in a high rocky-shore community after the Erika oil spill (December 1999, Brittany, France) M. Le Hir and C. Hily
1253
Deterioration of eelgrass, Zostera marina L., meadows by water pollution in Seto Inland Sea, Japan H. Tamaki, M. Tokuoka, W. Nishijima, T. Terawaki and M. Okada
1259
Aquaculture-related trace metals in sediments and lobsters and relevance to environmental monitoring program ratings for near-field effects C.L. Chou, K. Haya, L.A. Paon, L. Burridge and J.D. Moffatt
1269
Chlorophyll-deficient propagules of Avicennia marina and apparent longer term deterioration of mangrove fitness in oil-polluted sediments N.C. Duke and A.J. Watkinson
1277
Trace metal retention in mangrove ecosystems in Guanabara Bay, SE Brazil W. Machado, E.V. Silva-Filho, R.R. Oliveira and L.D. Lacerda
1281
Coral reef health and effects of socio-economic factors in Fiji and Cook Islands T.C. Hoffmann
Note
1294
Seabirds and floating plastic debris G.C. Cadee
Baseline
1296
Organochlorine concentrations in resident bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) in the Shannon estuary, Ireland S.D. Berrow, B. Mchugh, D. Glynn, E. Mcgovern, K.M. Parsons, R.W. Baird and S.K. Hooker
1303
Concentrations of selected trace metals (Cu, Pb, Zn), organochlorines (PCBs, HCB) and total PAHs in mangrove oysters from the Pacific Coast of Mexico: an overview F. P aez-Osuna, A.C. Ruiz-Fernandez, A.V. Botello, G. Ponce-Velez, J.I. Osuna-L opez, M.G. Frıas-Espericueta, G. Lopez-Lopez and H.M. Zazueta-Padilla
1309
Trace metals in sediments from Torres Strait and the Gulf of Papua: concentrations, distribution and water circulation patterns D. Haynes and D. Kwan
Editorial
1315
Higher contamination in the future population of developed nations S. Tanabe
News
1317
Scotland’s cold-water coral at risk; Fine for polluting Plymouth Sound; European threat to dolphins continues
1318
Antipodean delays also mean more dolphin deaths; Australia angered by Iceland’s readmittance to IWC; North Atlantic swordfish populations recovering; Concern over coastal pollution by UNEP
1319
Global warming not responsible for new icebergs; Contaminated sediment to be removed and treated; Money to Help Tijuana Sewer Rehabilitation
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EPA files complaints for lack of oil spill measures
News-in Brief
1320
Nigeria; Kenya; England; Philippines
Review
1321
PAH phototoxicity—an ecologically irrelevant phenomenon? B.G. McDonald and P.M. Chapman
Viewpoint
1327
Marine Testing Board for certification of ballast water treatment technologies M.A. Champ
Focus
1336
Dry deposition of reactive nitrogen to marine environments: recent advances and remaining uncertainties S.C. Pryor and L.L. Sørensen
Reports
1341
Isolation and characterization of Aeromonas species from an eutrophic tropical estuary K.A. Marcel, A.A. Antoinette and D. Mireille
1345
Spatial and temporal variation in hexachlorocyclohexane isomers in a temperate estuary T.V. Padma and R.M. Dickhut
1354
Total and methylmercury residues in cartilaginous fish from Mediterranean Sea M.M. Storelli, R. Giacominelli-Stuffler and G.O. Marcotrigiano
1359
Detecting genotoxicity using the Comet assay following chronic exposure of Manila clam Tapes semidecussatus to polluted estuarine sediments B.M. Coughlan, M.G.J. Hartl, S.J. O’Reilly, D. Sheehan, C. Morthersill, F.N.A.M. van Pelt, J. O’Halloran and N.M. O’Brien
1366
Bioaccumulation of radiocaesium in Arctic seals J. Carroll, H. Wolkers, M. Andersen and K. Rissanen
1372
Biofouling confounds the uptake of trace organic contaminants by semi-permeable membrane devices (SPMDs) B.J. Richardson, P.K.S. Lam, G.J. Zheng, K.E. McClellan and S.B. De Luca-Abbott
1380
Coral bleaching on high-latitude marginal reefs at Sodwana Bay, South Africa L. Celliers and M.H. Schleyer
1388
Sea transport of animal and vegetable oils and its environmental consequences G. Bucas and A. Saliot
1397
Consequences of a freshwater canal discharge on the benthic community and its habitat on an exposed sandy beach D. Lercari, O. Defeo and E. Celentano
1405
Toxicity of 1,4-dichlorobenzene in sediments to juvenile polychaete worms C.A. McPherson, A. Tang, P.M. Chapman, L.A. Taylor and S.J. Gormican
1415
Mercury levels in coral reefs along the Caribbean coast of Central America H.M. Guzm an and E.M. Garcıa
1421
PAH contamination of western Irish Sea sediments M. Charlesworth, M. Service and C.E. Gibson
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Organochlorine pesticides and PCB residues in sediments of Alexandria Harbour, Egypt A.O. Barakat, M. Kim, Y. Qian and T.L. Wade
1435
Bioaccumulation in Marine Organisms: Effect of Contaminants from Oil Well Produced Water J.S. Gray
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Author Index Acosta, B. 217 Ahn, I.-Y. 424 Allen, M.J. 452 Altay, O. 827 Almeida, E.A.D. 923 Alvarez-Casta~ neda, S.T. Amano, M. 1089 Amundsen, I. 459 Andersen, M. 1366 Ansari, Z.A. 396 Antoinette, A.A. 1341 Arlen, L. 1100 Arvai, J.L. 511 Au, D.W.T. 583
217
Baird, R.W. 1296 Baker, K.L. 903 Bakke, T. 149 Barakat, A.O. 1426 Barnes, N. 534 Barroso, C.M. 480 Bartlett, T. 903 Bartocci, J. 48, 122 Basheer, C. 697 Batley, G. 359 Bıcego, M.C. 1166 Bech, M. 887 Becker, J.S. 1117 Beckmen, K.B. 1130 Beiras, R. 345 Bergey, L. 1046 Berggren, M. 1142 Berrow, S.D. 1296 Berry, W.J. 294 Besada, V. 345 Bharathi, P.A.L. 726 Bidwell, J.R. 671 Biedenbach, J.M. 789 Bilinski, H. 1152 Birchenough, A.C. 534, 652 Blackmore, G. 870 Blanchard, A.L. 367 Blust, R. 1157 Boero, F. 544 Boisson, F. 1003 Bompadre, S. 912 Borghuis, S. 459
. 973 Borja, A Botello, A.V. 1303 Bothner, M.H. 1063 Boudouresque, C.F. 32 Bouquegneau, J.M. 1157 Braddock, J.F. 739 Branica, M. 1152 Brown, J. 770 Bruhn, R. 156 Bucas, G. 1388 Burchett, M. 469 Burgess, R.M. 286 Burridge, L. 1259 Bustamante, M. 63 Bustamante, P. 997 Buxton, L. 1010 Cadee, G.C. 1294 Campana, A. 1071 Cantwell, M.G. 286 Carballo, J.L. 605 Carbery, K. 623 Carr, R.S. 789 Carroll, J. 1366 Casso, M.A. 1063 Castellini, M.A. 1024 Catinni, C. 48 Cattini, C. 122 Cearreta, A. 487 Ceja-Moreno, V. 421 Celentano, E. 1397 Celliers, L. 1380 Champ, M.A. 1327 Chan, E.S. 1219 Chapman, P.M. 7, 271, 359, 577, 1321, 1405 Charlesworth, M. 1421 Chen, C.Y. 733 Chen, J. 820 Chen, M.-H. 703 Chen, R.F. 383 Chiang, M.W.L. 583 Chiappone, M. 597 Choe, S.M. 660 Choi, H.J. 424 Choi, J.K. 877 Chou, C.L. 134, 1259 Chou, H.N. 733
Author Index / Marine Pollution Bulletin 44 (2002) XX–XXV
Fowler, S.W. 1003 Frıas-Espericueta, M.G. Frame, A.B. 1100 Franco, J. 973 Franciskovic-Bilinski, S. Frank, D. 403 Fraschetti, S. 544 Fritcher, D.L. 388 Frodello, J.P. 551
Christie, C. 968 Chung, C.S. 660 Codi, S. 752 Cokos, B.A. 441 Cooper, L.W. 660 Cooper, N. 671 Correa, J.A. 956 Corredor, J.E. 992 Costa, M. 1018 Costa-Pierce, B. 403 Cotret, O. 1003 Coughlan, B.M. 1359 Covaci, A. 1157 Cox, E.F. 1230 Crecelius, E.A. 142 Curi-Pedrosa, R. 923 Danovaro, R. 611 Danulat, E. 554 Das, K. 1157 Davis, J.A. 1117 De Andrade Br€ uning, I.M.R. de Brito, A.P.X. 172 DeCoen, W. 1157 Defeo, O. 1397 Dell’Anno, A. 611 De Luca-Abbott, S.B. 1372 DelValls, T.A. 39 Denison, M.S. 983 Depledge, M. 1010 Derraik, J.G.B. 842 Deshpande, A.D. 164 Dewitt, T.H. 294 Dickhut, R.M. 1345 Dobbs, K. 968 Dowdall, M. 459 Draxler, A.F.J. 164 Duarte, C.M. 685 Duffy, L.K. 1130 Duke, N.C. 1269 Ekelund, R. 1142 Elder, J. 671 Evans, S.M. 534, 652 Fairey, R. 1117 Falugi, C. 238 Fan, W. 820 Feder, H.M. 367 Fern andez, N. 345 Fern andez-Maestre, R. Ferrara, R. 1071 Filho, D.W. 923 Fillmann, G. 48, 122 Forja, J.M. 39 Fortes, M.D. 685
71
79
XXI
1303
1152
Gadig, O.B.F. 1149 Gagnon, M.M. 230 Galope-Bacaltos, D.G. 816 Garcıa, E.M. 1415 Garcıa-alonso, J. 554 Gardinali, P.R. 781 Gardner, I.A. 388, 983 Ga´spari, C. 923 Germain, P. 997 Germano, J.D. 359 Geutebr€ uck, E. 853 Giacominelli-Stuffler, R. 1354 Gibson, C.E. 1421 Giuliani, S. 912 Glynn, D. 1296 Gobo, A.A.R. 680 Godtliebsen, F. 861 Gold-Bouchot, G. 421 G omez-Parra, A. 39 Gonzalez, J.J. 345 Gorbi, S. 912 Gormican, S.J. 1405 . 1142 Granmo, A Gray, J.S. 1171 Greenfield, B.K. 1117 Griffin, D.W. 666 Groce, A.K. 452 Gross, T.S. 340 Guidetti, P. 238, 544 Guitart, R. 211 Gussgaard, K. 459 Guzman, H.M. 1415 Halvorson, H.O. 82 Harithsa, S. 726 Harrison, P.J. 511 Hartl, M.G.J. 1359 Haya, K. 1259 Haynes, D. 968, 1309 Helland, A. 149 Hellou, J. 590 Herler, J. 853 Heyward, A.J. 111 Hily, C. 1243 Hinz, H. 534 Hirose, K. 660
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Author Index / Marine Pollution Bulletin 44 (2002) XX–XXV
Ho, K.T. 271, 286 Hoffmann, T.C. 1281 Holdway, D.A. 185, 230 Holmer, M. 685 Holt, S. 715 Hong, G.H. 660 Hooker, S.K. 1296 Hooten, R.L. 789 Hsu, M.-H. 1076 Huasheng, H. 752, 761 Huesemann, M.H. 142 Humphrey, C. 752, 761 Ibe, A.C. 633 Ichikawa, G. 1117 Ingole, B. 396 Iosjpe, M. 459 Irabien, M.J. 487 Ismail, S. 571 Jacukiewicz, J. 666 Jameson, S.C., 1177 Janssen, F.J. 633 Jarrell, J.L. 666 Jarvis, G.E. 309 Jimenez, B. 1039 Jumba, I.O. 1194 Kajiwara, N. 1089 Kehrig, H.A. 1018 Kelly, C.A. 903 Keough, M.J. 222 Kerkar, S. 726 Khan, S.H. 571 Kikinger, R. 853 Kim, K.-W. 424 Kim, M. 1426 Kim, S.H. 660 Kim, Y.I. 660 King, T.L. 590 Klumpp, D. 1051 Klumpp, D.W. 752, 761 Knap, A. 623, 1010 Kobayashi, N. 748 Kong, R.Y.C. 412 Kontas, A. 827 Korsnes, R. 861 Kr€ onke, I. 534 Kucuksezgin, F. 827 Kuhn, A. 286 Kuijken, E. 322 Kuo, A.Y. 1076 Kwan, D. 1309 . 1152 Kwokal, Z Lacerda, L.D. Lagoon, C.K.,
680, 1277 703
Lam, P.K.S. 1372 Lamarche, A. 770 Lamothe, P.J. 1063 Langford, K.H. 903 Lanzillotta, E. 1071 Latchford, J. 520 Lattin, G.L. 1035 Law, R.J. 903 Law, S.H.W. 412 Leclerc, G. 997 Lee, H.K. 697 Lee, K. 897 Lee, K.C. 877 Lee, M.R. 956 Lee, S.H. 660 Lee, S.K.Y. 412 Lee, T. 660 Leecaster, M.K. 452 Le Hir, M. 1243 Lei, Y. 877 Lemmens, A.M. 633 Leorri, E. 487 Lercari, D. 1397 Levings, C.D. 511 Li, X. 820 Lin, Q. 897 Lind, B. 459 Lindstrom, J.E. 739 Lipp, E.K. 666 Liu, W.-C. 1076 L opez-L opez, G. 1303 Loughlin, T.R. 1024 Lukasik, J. 666 Lumsden, S.E. 1109 MacFarlane, G.R. 244 Machado, W. 1277 Mack, S. 781 Malm, O. 1018 Marba, N. 685 Marcel, K.A. 1341 Marchand, B. 551 Marcotrigiano, G.O. 74, 1354 Marrugo-Gonzalez, A.J. 71 Marshall, P. 968 Martin, C.A. 770 Martınez, A. 962 Mascio, P.D., 923 Masutti, M.B. 923 Mateo, R. 211 Mauseth, G.S. 770 May, M.D. 1117 Mazet, J.A.K. 388, 983 McClanahan, T.R. 441 McClellan, K.E. 1372 McDonald, B.G. 1321
Author Index / Marine Pollution Bulletin 44 (2002) XX–XXV
Mcgovern, E. 1296 Mchugh, B. 1296 McLachlan, M.S. 156 McLaren, P. 1184 McPherson, C.A. 1405 Medı´na-Elizalde, M. 421 Mee, L.D. 48, 122 Meehan, A.J. 25 Mei, M.L. 611 Meire, P. 322 Melville, F. 469 Mendelssohn, I.A. 897 Mendez, L. 217 Miller, K. 789 Miller, S.L. 597 Miramand, P. 997 Mireille, D. 1341 Miyazaki, N. 16, 1089 Modena, M. 238 Moffatt, J.D. 134, 1259 Moore, C.J. 1035 Moore, S.L. 452, 1035 Moreira, I. 79, 1018 Moreira, M.H. 480 Morell, J.M. 992 Morgan, M.B. 1206 Morthersill, C. 1359 Morton, B. 1, 263, 835, 870 Moss, C. 534, 652 Motta, F.S. 1149 Mountouris, A. 1136 Mudge, S.M. 520 Mumby, P.J. 85 Muniz, P. 554, 962 Munns Jr., W.R. 271, 294 Mu~ noz-Hincapie, M. 992 Murphy, N. 204 Murray, J. 83 Mwashote, B.M. 1194 Nakamatsu, K. 1089 Nakata, K. 432 Namora, R.C. 1149 Naranjo, S. 605 Negri, A.P. 111 Neill, W.E. 511 Nigro, M. 1071 Nipper, M. 789 Nishijima, W. 1253 Niven, S. 590 OÕBrien, N.M. 1359 Ochoa-acu~ na, H. 340 Offringa, H. 322 Ofiara, D.D. 96 OÕHalloran, J. 1359
Ohji, M. 16 Okada, M. 1253 Okamura, H. 748 Oliveira, R.R. 1277 Olivier, F. 1051 € rn O olfsd ottir, E.B. 1109 OÕReilly, S.J. 1359 Osuna-L opez, J.I. 1303 Ovalle, A.R.C. 680 Owen, R. 623, 1010 Owens, E.H. 770, 1236 Packer, D.B. 1100 Padma, T.V. 1345 Paez-Osuna, F. 1303 Pagola-Carte, S. 63 Panitz, C.M.N. 923 Pant, A.A. 118 Paon, L.A. 134, 1259 Parga, J.A. 945 Parga-Lozano, C.H. 71 Parsons, K.M. 1296 Pascoe, G.A. 1184 Paulson, A.J. 164 Pavlova, O. 861 Pearce, J. 89 Pearce, J.B. 179, 833 Pellegrini, D. 912 Pelletier, M.C. 286 Pereira, M.G. 520 Perez, V. 973 Pietrapiana, D. 238 Pinckney, J.L. 1109 Pitcher, K.W. 1130 Plasencia, M. 781 Ponce-Velez, G. 1303 Poppell, C. 781 Prince, R.C. 1236 Pryor, S.C. 1336 Pusceddu, A. 611 Qian, Y. 1426 Quintanilla, A. 487 Raczelowski, P. 286 Raga, J.A. 211 Rayner, N.A. 303 Readman, J.W. 48, 122 Regoli, F. 912 Reid, R.N. 1100 Reistad, O. 459 Reitsema, T.J. 257 Rendigs, R.R. 1063 Rezende, C.E. 680 Riba, I. 39 Richardson, B.J. 1372
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Ricking, M. 566 Ridd, M. 1051 Ridley, J.M., 1177 Riedel, R. 403 Rissanen, K. 1366 Roberts, C. 1117 Rodriguez-Sierra, C.J. Rose, J.B. 666 Ross, K. 671 Ruiz-Fern andez, A.C. Ryba, S.A. 286
Author Index / Marine Pollution Bulletin 44 (2002) XX–XXV
1039
1303
Sacco, J.N. 1100 Sager, D.R. 807 Saifullah, S.M. 571 Saiz-Salinas, J.I. 63 Sala, E. 441 Saliot, A. 1388 San Diego-McGlone, M.L. 816 Santos, D.O. 680 Sarkis, S. 1010 Sato, T. 432 Sazima, I. 1149 Schaffelke, B. 204 Schepens, P. 1157 Scheren, P.A. 633 Schlenk, D. 403 Schleyer, M.H. 1380 Scholtens, P. 257 Schrock, M.E. 164 Schultze, F. 345 Schulz, H.-M. 566 Sekiguchi, Y. 432 Sep ulveda, M.S. 340 Serbst, J.R. 286 Sergy, G.A. 1236 Service, M. 1421 Seys, J. 322 Shaw, D.G. 367 Sheehan, D. 1359 Sheppard, C. 303, 577 Sheppard, C.R.C. 353, 977 Sibley, P. 279 Sickel, M. 459 Siegener, R. 383 Sierra-Beltr an, A.P. 217 Silva-Filho, E.V. 1277 Skillman, A.D. 142 Smith, L.D. 111 Sneli, J.-A. 1142 Snell, T.W. 1206 Sohma, A. 432 Solaun, O. 973 Soldate, M. 1184 Solomon, K. 271 Solomon, K.R. 279
Sørensen, L.L. 1336 Souza, C.M.M. 680 Spalding, M.D. 309 Spencer, K.L. 933 Spickett, J.T. 257 Stachowitsch, M. 853 Stoelting, M.S. 1117 Storelli, M.M. 74, 1354 Strand, P. 459 Suidan, M.T. 897 Svavarsson, J. 1142 Swanson, D.W. 597 Takahashi, S. 16, 172 Takeuchi, I. 16 Taiwan, S.W., 703 Tam, N.F.Y. 642 Tamaki, H. 1253 Tan, K.S. 697 Tanabe, S. 16, 172, 1089, 1315 Tang, A. 1405 Tang, J.Y.M. 583 Taniguchi, S. 1166 Tao, F. 761 Tassios, D. 1136 Taylor, L.A. 1405 Terawaki, T. 1253 Terlizzi, A. 544 Terrados, J. 685 Testa, C.P. 923 Thompson, J.A.J. 257 Tjeerdema, R.S. 1117 Tkalich, P. 1219 Tkalin, A.V. 660 Toaspern, M. 623, 1010 Tokuoka, M. 1253 Tolosa, I. 48, 122 Tomas, J. 211 Torres, M.A. 923 Tupper, M.H., 1177 Ueno, D. 172 Uluturhan, E. 827 Urkiaga-Alberdi, J. 63 Uthicke, S. 204 Vacchi, M. 238 Van de Vijver, K. 1157 van Pelt, F.N.A.M. 1359 Venosa, A.D. 897 Venturini, N. 962 Verlaque, M. 32 Viale, D. 551 Villeneuve, J.-P. 48, 122 Virno-Lamberti, C. 912 Vitaliano, J.J. 1100
Author Index / Marine Pollution Bulletin 44 (2002) XX–XXV
Vlietstra, L.S. 945 Voutsas, E. 1136 Wade, T.L. 1426 Waeyenberge, J.V. 322 Wang, F. 359 Wang, H.Z. 412 Wang, W.-X. 820 Wang, Y.L. 583 Ward, S. 1230 Watanabe, M. 1089 Watkinson, A.J. 1269 Webb, J.A. 222 Weber, R.R. 1166 Webster, N.S. 111 Weinstein, M.P. 271 Weis, J.S. 504, 1046 Weis, P. 504, 1046 Weisberg, S.B. 452, 1035 Welch, R. 652 Wells, P.G. 179, 719 West, R.J. 25 White, A. 597 Winston, G.W. 912 Wolkers, H. 1366 Wu, R.S.S. 412, 583
Xavier de Brito, A.P. Xinhong, W. 752 Xu, K. 877
XXV
79
Yamada, H. 432 Yang, E.J. 877 Yannicelli, B. 554 Yao, M.W.Y. 642 Yeats, P. 590 Yen, Y.-F. 820 Ylitalo, G. 1024 Youssef, T. 334 Yuen, B.B.H. 583 Yusta, I. 487 Zabaleta, A. 487 Zanardi-Lamardo, E. 1166 Zazueta-Padilla, H.M. 1303 Zdanowicz, V.S. 164 Zellers, A.F. 1035 Zhang, H. 956 Zhang, X. 1130 Zheng, G.J. 1372 Ziccardi, M.H. 388, 983 Zinjarde, S.S. 118 Zolda, P. 853
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Contents of Volume 44 Number 1 Editorial
1
Whaling: when is enough, enough? B. Morton
News
3
Clashes over Sellafield ÔMOXÕ plant continues; U.K. water authority fined; Norway’s whale trade controls are suspect, says WWF
4
Living fossil taken alive off Kenya coast; Global warming could slow Gulf Stream; Polluted waters of Hawaii
5
Ban on boat sewage discharge for New York Harbour Complex; Florida Bay’s confused ecosystem history; 60 tons of marine debris removed around Hawaiian Islands; US EPA gets tough on sewage discharge
News-in-Brief
6
Nigeria; Brazil; Arctic Ocean; Lithuania
Viewpoint
7
Integrating toxicology and ecology: putting the ‘‘eco’’ into ecotoxicology P.M. Chapman
Reports
Baseline
16
Differences in the acute toxicities of tributyltin between the Caprellidea and the Gammaridea (Crustacea: Amphipoda) M. Ohji, I. Takeuchi, S. Takahashi, S. Tanabe and N. Miyazaki
25
Experimental transplanting of Posidonia australis seagrass in Port Hacking, Australia, to assess the feasibility of restoration A.J. Meehan and R.J. West
32
Biological pollution in the Mediterranean Sea: invasive versus introduced macrophytes C.F. Boudouresque and M. Verlaque
39
Influence of the Aznalc ollar mining spill on the vertical distribution of heavy metals in sediments from the Guadalquivir estuary (SW Spain) I. Riba, T.A. DelValls, J.M. Forja and A. Gomez-Parra
48
Petroleum and PAH contamination of the Black Sea J.W. Readman, G. Fillmann, I. Tolosa, J. Bartocci, J.-P. Villeneuve, C. Catinni and L.D. Mee
63
Concordance degrees in macrozoobenthic monitoring programmes using different sampling methods and taxonomic resolution levels S. Pagola-Carte, J. Urkiaga-Alberdi, M. Bustamante and J.I. Saiz-Salinas
71
Hydrocarbon contamination in Cartagena Bay, Colombia C.H. Parga-Lozano, A.J. Marrugo-Gonzalez and R. Fernandez-Maestre
74
Subcellular distribution of heavy metals in livers and kidneys of Stenella coeruleoalba and Tursiops truncatus from the Mediterranean Sea M.M. Storelli and G.O. Marcotrigiano
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Chlorinated pesticides in mussels from Guanabara Bay, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil A.P. Xavier de Brito, I.M.R. De Andrade Br€uning and I. Moreira
82
Community structure and cooperation in biofilms H.O. Halvorson
83
Monitoring in coastal environments using foraminifera and thecamoebian indicators J. Murray
85
Statistical power of non-parametric tests: A quick guide for designing sampling strategies P.J. Mumby
Editorial
89
The future of fisheries – marine protected areas – a new way forward or another management glitch? J. Pearce
News
92
Garage’s dirty tanks kill 8,500 fish; Illegal fishing is destroying stocks in bering sea; Antarctic penguin colonies threatened
93
More funding to protect Australia’s coastline; Water hyacinth back in Lake Victoria; Chemical Pollution and Human sewage link to coral disease; Micro-organisms may exist in lakes underneath Antarctica
94
Pets and humans disturb beach breeding birds; Attempts underway to Identify giant deep-sea squid; Plan to preserved long Island Bay
News-in-Brief
95
Tanzania; Florida; Guatemala; Uganda
ViewPoint
96
Natural resource damage assessments in the United States: rules and procedures for compensation from spills of hazardous substances and oil in waterways under US jurisdiction D.D. Ofiara
111
Understanding ship-grounding impacts on a coral reef: potential effects of anti-foulant paint contamination on coral recruitment A.P. Negri, L.D. Smith, N.S. Webster and A.J. Heyward
118
Hydrocarbon degraders from tropical marine environments S.S. Zinjarde and A.A. Pant
122
Persistent organochlorine residues in sediments from the Black Sea G. Fillmann, J.W. Readman, I. Tolosa, J. Bartocci, J.-P. Villeneuve, C. Cattini and L.D. Mee
134
Metal contaminants for modelling lobster (Homarus americanus) migration patterns in the Inner Bay of Fundy, Atlantic Canada C.L. Chou, L.A. Paon and J.D. Moffatt
142
The inhibition of marine nitrification by ocean disposal of carbon dioxide M.H. Huesemann, A.D. Skillman and E.A. Crecelius
Book reviews
Note
Number 2
Reports
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Transport and sedimentation of Cu in a microtidal estuary, SE Norway A. Helland and T. Bakke
156
Seasonal variation of polychlorinated biphenyl concentrations in the southern part of the Baltic Sea R. Bruhn and M.S. McLachlan
164
Contaminant levels in the muscle of four species of fish important to the recreational fishery of the New York Bight Apex A.D. Deshpande, A.F.J. Draxler, V.S. Zdanowicz, M.E. Schrock and A.J. Paulson
172
Contamination by organochlorine compounds in walleye pollock (Theragra chalcogramma) from the Bering Sea, Gulf of Alaska and the Japan Sea A.P.X. de Brito, D. Ueno, S. Takahashi and S. Tanabe
Editorial
179
Key(s) to marine ecology and understanding pollution impacts – a tribute to Dr. Howard Sanders, Marine Benthic Biologist Extra-Ordinaire J.B. Pearce and P.G. Wells
News
181
Investment in Welsh fisheries; Baltic contamination remains a worry; Attack in toxic wastes in scrapped ships; Massive fish die-off in Kenya
182
Whale skin points way to friendlier antifoulants; Weddell seals recruited as film crew; Protection for Australia’s migratory birds
183
Tsunami model predictor; U.S. sewage overflow fine; U.S. final rule for essential fish habitat published
News-in-Brief
184
River Danube; Great Lakes; Italy; Johnston Atol; England
Reports
185
The acute and chronic effects of wastes associated with offshore oil and gas production on temperate and tropical marine ecological processes D.A. Holdway
204
Using genetic techiques to investigate the sources of the invasive alga Caulerpa taxifolia in three new locations in Austrialia B. Schaffelke, N. Murphy and S. Uthicke
211
Marine debris ingestion in loggerhead sea turtles, Caretta caretta, from the Western Mediterranean J. Tom as, R. Guitart, R. Mateo and J.A. Raga
217
Trace metals in tissues of gray whale (Eschrichtius robustus) carcasses from the Northern Pacific Mexican Coast L. Mendez, S.T. Alvarez-Casta~neda, B. Acosta and A.P. Sierra-Beltran
222
Measurement of environmental trace-metal levels with transplanted mussels and diffusive gradients in thin films (DGT): a comparison of techniques J.A. Webb and M.J. Keough
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230
EROD activity, serum SDH and PAH biliary metabolites in sand flathead (Platycephalus bassensis) collected in Port Phillip Bay, Australia M.M. Gagnon and D.A. Holdway
238
Evaluating the genotoxic damage and hepatic tissue alterations in demersal fish species: a case study in the Ligurian Sea (NW-Mediterranean) D. Pietrapiana, M. Modena, P. Guidetti, C. Falugi and M. Vacchi
244
Leaf biochemical parameters in Avicennia marina (Forsk.) Vierh as potential biomarkers of heavy metal stress in estuarine ecosystems G.R. MacFarlane
257
Further recovery of northeast Pacific neogastropods from imposex related to tributyltin contamination T.J. Reitsema, J.A.J. Thompson, P. Scholtens and J.T. Spickett
Editorial
263
What price Asian fish soon? B. Morton
News
266
Southern oceans warming up faster; Coral bleaching on the increase; Illegal fishing vessel arrested; Kenyan fish kill explained
267
Gas search; Hope for horseshoe crab protection and Protection of marine mammals fron human harassment; Environmentally kind engines on sale
268
California swapped for mexican drilling zones
269
Ocean oxygen levels drop
271
Issues in sediment toxicity and ecological risk assessment P.M. Chapman, K.T. Ho, W.R. Munns Jr., K. Solomon and M.P. Weinstein
279
New concepts in ecological risk assessment: Where do we go from here? K.R. Solomon and P. Sibley
286
An overview of toxicant identification in sediments and dredged materials K.T. Ho, R.M. Burgess, M.C. Pelletier, J.R. Serbst, S.A. Ryba, M.G. Cantwell, A. Kuhn and P. Raczelowski
294
Toxicity testing, risk assessment, and options for dredged material management W.R. Munns Jr., W.J. Berry and T.H. Dewitt
303
Utility of the Hadley Centre sea ice and sea surface temperature data set (HadISST1) in two widely contrasting coral reef areas C. Sheppard and N.A. Rayner
309
The impact of the 1998 coral mortality on reef fish communities in the seychelles M.D. Spalding and G.E. Jarvis
322
An evaluation of beached bird monitoring approaches J. Seys, H. Offringa, J.V. Waeyenberge, P. Meire and E. Kuijken
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Reports
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334
Evidence for reduced post-spill recovery by the halophyte sporobolus iocladus (Nees ex Trin.) Nees in oil-contaminated sediments T. Youssef
340
Mercury in feathers from Chilean birds: influence of location, feeding strategy, and taxonomic affiliation H. Ochoa-acu~ na, M.S. Sepulveda and T.S. Gross
345
Mercury concentrations in seawater, sediments and wild mussels from the coast of Galicia (NW Spain) R. Beiras, N. Fern andez, J.J. Gonzalez, V. Besada and F. Schultze
350
ÔWorld Atlas of Coral ReefsÕ by Mark D. Spalding, Corinna Ravilions, and Edmund Green
350
ÔThe Blue PlanetÕ. BBC Television, Narrated by Sir David Attenborough
Editorial
353
The great unmentionable, and the Red Queen C.R.C. Sheppard
News
355
UK fish fertility affected by endocrine disruptors; Nuclear fuel ship burns; Fresh water under the sea?
356
To drill or not to drill; Strong evidence that an El Nin˜o is on its way; Satellites will GRACE the skies
357
WWF condemns Japanese expansion of whaling to endangered species; Proposed ban on sewage discharge; New plans for New Bedford Harbor cleanup
News in Brief
358
New Zealand; South East Asia; USA; UK
Viewpoint
359
Pore water testing and analysis: the good, the bad, and the ugly P.M. Chapman, F. Wang, J.D. Germano and G. Batley
Reports
367
Long-term investigation of benthic fauna and the influence of treated ballast water disposal in Port Valdez, Alaska A.L. Blanchard, H.M. Feder and D.G. Shaw
383
Caffeine in Boston Harbor seawater R. Siegener and R.F. Chen
388
Evaluation of two direct immunoassays for rapid detection of petroleum products on marine birds D.L. Fritcher, J.A.K. Mazet, M.H. Ziccardi and I.A. Gardner
396
Effect of an oil spill from M V Sea Transporter on intertidal meiofauna at Goa, India Z.A. Ansari and B. Ingole
403
Analyses of organic and inorganic contaminants in Salton Sea fish R. Riedel, D. Schlenk, D. Frank and B. Costa-Pierce
Baseline
Book reviews
Number 5
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412
Analysis of the 16S–23S rDNA intergenic spacers (IGSs) of marine vibrios for speciesspecific signature DNA sequences S.K.Y. Lee, H.Z. Wang, S.H.W. Law, R.S.S. Wu and R.Y.C. Kong
421
Lead contamination in the Mexican Caribbean recorded by the coral Montastraea annularis (Ellis and Solander) M. Medina-Elizalde, G. Gold-Bouchot and V. Ceja-Moreno
424
A baseline study on metal concentrations in the Antarctic limpet Nacella concinna (Gastropoda: Patellidae) on King George Island: variations with sex and body parts I.-Y. Ahn, K.-W. Kim and H.J. Choi
432
Erratum to ‘‘A new coastal marine ecosystem model study coupled with hydrodynamics and tidal flat ecosystem effect’’ [Marine Pollution Bulletin 43 (2001) 187–208] A. Sohma, Y. Sekiguchi, H. Yamada, T. Sato and K. Nakata
Editorial
iii
The role of the DPSIR approach and conceptual models in marine environmental management: an example for offshore wing power M. Elliott
News
ix
British beaches the cleanest ever; Coastal zone networks for the UK; Conservation groups protest against tuna farming
x
World Wide Fund for Nature condemns Japanese expansion of whaling to endangered species; New home for Australian Dolphin Research Institute; Satellite data to predict plankton blooms by analysing ocean colour
xi
New material to fight shipworm attack; Marine mammals affected by earthquake hazards survey off southern California; Two ships arrested in Alaska for oil pollution
xii
Stricter control for US pulp and paper mill discharge; Baltimore to address its sewage problem
xii
South Africa; Kenya; Hawaii
Baseline
Erratum
Number 6
News in Brief
Reports
441
Algal growth and species composition under experimental control of herbivory, phosphorus and coral abundance in Glovers Reef, Belize T.R. McClanahan, B.A. Cokos and E. Sala
452
Comparability of bioaccumulation within the sanddab guild in coastal Southern California M.J. Allen, S.L. Moore, S.B. Weisberg, A.K. Groce and M.K. Leecaster
459
The accidental sinking of the nuclear submarine, the Kursk: monitoring of radioactivity and the preliminary assessment of the potential impact of radioactive releases I. Amundsen, M. Iosjpe, O. Reistad, B. Lind, K. Gussgaard, P. Strand, S. Borghuis, M. Sickel and M. Dowdall
469
Genetic variation in Avicennia marina in three estuaries of Sydney (Australia) and implications for rehabilitation and management F. Melville and M. Burchett
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Spatial and temporal changes of TBT pollution along the Portuguese coast: inefficacy of the EEC directive 89/677 C.M. Barroso and M.H. Moreira
487
Environmental transformation of the Bilbao estuary, N. Spain: microfaunal and geochemical proxies in the recent sedimentary record A. Cearreta, M.J. Irabien, E. Leorri, I. Yusta, A. Quintanilla and A. Zabaleta
504
Contamination of saltmarsh sediments and biota by CCA treated wood walkways J.S. Weis and P. Weis
511
Improvement of the sediment ecosystem following diversion of an intertidal sewage outfall at the Fraser river estuary, Canada, with emphasis on Corophium salmonis (amphipoda) J.L. Arvai, C.D. Levings, P.J. Harrison and W.E. Neill
520
Consequences of linseed oil spills in salt marsh sediments M.G. Pereira, S.M. Mudge and J. Latchford
534
A review and assessment of tributyltin contamination in the North Sea, based on surveys of butyltin tissue burdens and imposex/intersex in four species of neogastropods A.C. Birchenough, N. Barnes, S.M. Evans, H. Hinz, I. Kr€onke and C. Moss
544
The effects of sewage discharge on shallow hard substrate sessile assemblages A. Terlizzi, S. Fraschetti, P. Guidetti and F. Boero
551
Metal concentrations in the milk and tissues of a nursing Tursiops truncatus female J.P. Frodello, D. Viale and B. Marchand
554
First assessment of the highly contaminated harbour of Montevideo, Uruguay E. Danulat, P. Muniz, J. Garcıa-alonso and B. Yannicelli
566
PAH-profiles in sediment cores from the Baltic Sea M. Ricking and H.-M. Schulz
571
Distribution of nickel in a polluted mangrove habitat of the Indus Delta S.M. Saifullah, S.H. Khan and S. Ismail
Editorial
577
Letters to the editor P.M. Chapman and C. Sheppard
News
579
New UK policy for dangerous substances discharge to water; Discharge fine for UK water company; Can GM fish play conservaton role?
580
Queensland Project Puts Mangroves on the Map; Heavy penalty for South African company caught over fishing; Isahaya Bay Land Claim Project Under Fire
581
Polar bears already victims of global warming; Philippine blueprint for environmental protection; Delayed impact from Galapagos oil spill fuels litigation
Baseline
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Basic physico-chemical data doubtful; Report blames consumers, not transporters for most US oil pollution.
583
Impairment of sea urchin sperm quality by UV-B radiation: predicting fertilization success from sperm motility D.W.T. Au, M.W.L. Chiang, J.Y.M. Tang, B.B.H. Yuen, Y.L. Wang and R.S.S. Wu
590
Tracing the source of 3; 30 -dichlorobiphenyl found in samples collected in and around Halifax Harbour T.L. King, P. Yeats, J. Hellou and S. Niven
597
Occurrence and biological impacts of fishing gear and other marine debris in the Florida Keys M. Chiappone, A. White, D.W. Swanson and S.L. Miller
605
Environmental assessment of a large industrial marine complex based on a community of benthic filter-feeders J.L. Carballo and S. Naranjo
611
Assessing the trophic state and eutrophication of coastal marine systems: a new approach based on the biochemical composition of sediment organic matter A. Dell’Anno, M.L. Mei, A. Pusceddu and R. Danovaro
623
Inhibition of coral photosynthesis by the antifouling herbicide Irgarol 1051 R. Owen, A. Knap, M. Toaspern and K. Carbery
633
Environmental pollution in the Gulf of Guinea – a regional approach P.A. Scheren, A.C. Ibe, F.J. Janssen and A.M. Lemmens
642
Concentrations of PCBs in coastal mangrove sediments of Hong Kong N.F.Y. Tam and M.W.Y. Yao
652
Re-colonisation and recovery of populations of dogwhelks Nucella lapillus (L.) on shores formerly subject to severe TBT contamination A.C. Birchenough, S.M. Evans, C. Moss and R. Welch
660
239þ240
Pu and 137 Cs concentrations for zooplankton and nekton in the Northwest Pacific and Antarctic Oceans (1993–1996) G.H. Hong, Y.I. Kim, S.H. Lee, L.W. Cooper, S.M. Choe, A.V. Tkalin, T. Lee, S.H. Kim, C.S. Chung and K. Hirose
666
Preliminary evidence for human fecal contamination in corals of the Florida Keys, USA E.K. Lipp, J.L. Jarrell, D.W. Griffin, J. Lukasik, J. Jacukiewicz and J.B. Rose
671
Genetic diversity and metal tolerance of two marine species: a comparison between populations from contaminated and reference sites K. Ross, N. Cooper, J.R. Bidwell and J. Elder
680
The effect of an oil drilling operation on the trace metal concentrations in offshore bottom sediments of the Campos Basin oil field, SE Brazil C.E. Rezende, L.D. Lacerda, A.R.C. Ovalle, C.M.M. Souza, A.A.R. Gobo and D.O. Santos
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Impacts of milkfish (Chanos chanos) aquaculture on carbon and nutrient fluxes in the Bolinao area, Philippines M. Holmer, N. Marba, J. Terrados, C.M. Duarte and M.D. Fortes
697
Organotin and Irgarol-1051 contamination in Singapore coastal waters C. Basheer, K.S. Tan and H.K. Lee
703
Baseline metal concentrations in sediments and fish, and the determination of bioindicators in the subtropical Chi-ku Lagoon, S.W. Taiwan and M.-H. Chen
Correspondence
715
Whaling and whale conservation S. Holt
Book review
718
ÔEnvironmental Contamination in Antarctica: A Challenge to Analytical ChemistryÕ S. Caroli, P. Cescon, D.W.H. Walton
Editorial
719
Invigorating the United Nations Global Programme of Action (GPA) for the Protection of the Marine Environment from Land-Based Activities––utilizing both bottom-up and top-down approaches P.G. Wells
News
722
Intersex fish found in UK estuaries; UK water protection measures gets mixed reception; Whale’s courtship could be impeded by noisy humans
723
Scrap ship designated ‘‘toxic waste’’ by Dutch court; Northward fish movements herald marine climate change; Damaged Florida coral reef to be repaired
724
Glacier threatens to turn Alaskan fjord into a freshwater lake; Major study into the role of marine viruses
725
Historic hydrothermal vent disappears under lava flow; Foraging Falklands penguins get into trouble
News in Brief
725
Brazil; Nigeria; Australia
Reports
726
Mercury and lead tolerance in hypersaline sulfate-reducing bacteria S. Harithsa, S. Kerkar and P.A.L. Bharathi
733
Fate of paralytic shellfish poisoning toxins in purple clam Hiatula rostrata, in outdoor culture and laboratory culture C.Y. Chen and H.N. Chou
739
Biodegradation of petroleum hydrocarbons at low temperature in the presence of the dispersant Corexit 9500 J.E. Lindstrom and J.F. Braddock
748
Effects of new antifouling compounds on the development of sea urchin N. Kobayashi and H. Okamura
752
Toxic contaminants and their biological effects in coastal waters of Xiamen, China. I. Organic pollutants in mussel and fish tissues D.W. Klumpp, H. Huasheng, C. Humphrey, W. Xinhong and S. Codi
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Toxic contaminants and their biological effects in coastal waters of Xiamen, China. II. Biomarkers and embryo malformation rates as indicators of pollution stress in fish D.W. Klumpp, C. Humphrey, H. Huasheng and F. Tao
770
Tar ball frequency data and analytical results from a long-term beach monitoring program E.H. Owens, G.S. Mauseth, C.A. Martin, A. Lamarche and J. Brown
781
Occurrence of IRGAROL 1051 in coastal waters from Biscayne Bay, Florida, USA P.R. Gardinali, M. Plasencia, S. Mack and C. Poppell
789
Toxicological and chemical assessment of ordnance compounds in marine sediments and pore waters M. Nipper, R.S. Carr, J.M. Biedenbach, R.L. Hooten and K. Miller
807
Long-term variation in mercury concentrations in estuarine organisms with changes in releases into Lavaca Bay, Texas D.R. Sager
816
Composition and spatial distribution of infauna in a river estuary affected by fishpond effluents D.G. Galope-Bacaltos and M.L. San Diego-McGlone
820
Cu, Ni, and Pb speciation in surface sediments from a contaminated bay of northern China W. Fan, W.-X. Wang, J. Chen, X. Li and Y.-F. Yen
827
Trace metal concentrations in edible fishes from Izmir Bay, Eastern Aegean F. Kucuksezgin, E. Uluturhan, A. Kontas and O. Altay
833
Protecting the Polar Marine Environment: Law and Policy for Pollution Prevention J.B. Pearce
833
The Biology of Polar Habitats J.B. Pearce
Editorial
835
Dong-Sha Atoll, South China Sea: Ground Zero! B. Morton
News
838
Gala´pagos Islands threatened by second oil spill in less than two years; Alsakan evidence of global warming
839
Its official, El Nin˜o is back; US beach pollution on the rise
840
NOAA ocean exploration investigates Atlantic deep; Protests against nuclear transport by sea escalate; Whales and dolphins die in their thousands
841
Pleasure boats warned against harassing dolphins; Live reef fish market unsustainable at present
842
The pollution of the marine environment by plastic debris: a review J.G.B. Derraik
Baseline
Book reviews
Number 9
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Reports
Baseline
XIII
853
Offshore oil platforms and fouling communities in the southern Arabian Gulf (Abu Dhabi) M. Stachowitsch, R. Kikinger, J. Herler, P. Zolda and E. Geutebr€uck
861
Assessment of potential transport of pollutants into the Barents Sea via sea ice—an observational approach R. Korsnes, O. Pavlova and F. Godtliebsen
870
The influence of diet on comparative trace metal cadmium, copper and zinc accumulation in Thais clavigera (Gastropoda: Muricidae) preying on intertidal barnacles or mussels G. Blackmore and B. Morton
877
Biomonitoring of coastal pollution status using protozoan communities with a modified PFU method K. Xu, J.K. Choi, E.J. Yang, K.C. Lee and Y. Lei
887
A survey of imposex in muricids from 1996 to 2000 and identification of optimal indicators of tributyltin contamination along the east coast of Phuket Island, Thailand M. Bech
897
The dose-response relationship between No. 2 fuel oil and the growth of the salt marsh grass, Spartina alterniflora Q. Lin, I.A. Mendelssohn, M.T. Suidan, K. Lee and A.D. Venosa
903
Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in sediments, mussels and crustacea around a former gasworks site in Shoreham-by-Sea, UK R.J. Law, C.A. Kelly, K.L. Baker, K.H. Langford and T. Bartlett
912
Application of biomarkers for assessing the biological impact of dredged materials in the Mediterranean: the relationship between antioxidant responses and susceptibility to oxidative stress in the red mullet (Mullus barbatus) F. Regoli, D. Pellegrini, G.W. Winston, S. Gorbi, S. Giuliani, C. Virno-Lamberti and S. Bompadre
923
Oxidative stress in the mussel Mytella guyanensis from polluted mangroves on Santa Catarina Island, Brazil M.A. Torres, C.P. Testa, C. Ga´spari, M.B. Masutti, C.M.N. Panitz, R. Curi-Pedrosa, E.A.D. Almeida, P.D. Mascio and D.W. Filho
933
Spatial variability of metals in the inter-tidal sediments of the Medway Estuary, Kent, UK K.L. Spencer
945
Long-term changes in the type, but not amount, of ingested plastic particles in shorttailed shearwaters in the southeastern Bering Sea L.S. Vlietstra and J.A. Parga
956
Effective metal concentrations in porewater and seawater labile metal concentrations associated with copper mine tailings disposal into the coastal waters of the Atacama region of northern Chile M.R. Lee, J.A. Correa and H. Zhang
962
Physico-chemical characteristics and pollutants of the benthic environment in the Montevideo coastal zone, Uruguay P. Muniz, N. Venturini and A. Martınez
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Antifoulant concentrations at the site of the Bunga Teratai Satu grounding, Great Barrier Reef, Australia D. Haynes, C. Christie, P. Marshall and K. Dobbs
973
Heavy metals in molluscs from the Basque Coast (Northern Spain): results from an 11year monitoring programme . Borja, O. Solaun and V. Perez J. Franco, A
Editorial
977
The Florida Reef Tract and the ÔOne Third RuleÕ C.R.C. Sheppard
News
979
Final solution to pollution is dilution; Plea to let baby fish off the hook; Toxic contamination in floods threatens River Elbe
980
New lava from Kilauea volcano enters the sea; EI Nin˜o expected to impact Atlantic hurricane season; Alaskan pollution conspirators broutht to book
981
Money earmarked for sewer replacement in San Francisco; Measures to reduced environmental damage from Massachusetts power station; New DNA fin test may help protect sharks
News in Brief
982
Nigeria; Uganda; Zambia; Kenya; France; Philippines
Reports
983
Application of the luciferase cell culture bioassay for the detection of refined petroleum products M.H. Ziccardi, I.A. Gardner, J.A.K. Mazet and M.S. Denison
992
Increase of nitrous oxide flux to the atmosphere upon nitrogen addition to red mangroves sediments M. Mu~ noz-Hincapie, J.M. Morell and J.E. Corredor
997
Concentration and distribution of 210Po in the tissues of the scallop Chlamys varia and the mussel Mytilus edulis from the coasts of Charente-Maritime (France) P. Bustamante, P. Germain, G. Leclerc and P. Miramand
1003
Transfer and distribution of lead in the asteroid Asterias rubens following ingestion of contaminated food: a radiotracer study F. Boisson, O. Cotret and S.W. Fowler
1010
An evaluation of hemolymph cholinesterase activities in the tropical scallop, Euvola (Pecten) ziczac, for the rapid assessment of pesticide exposure R. Owen, L. Buxton, S. Sarkis, M. Toaspern, A. Knap and M. Depledge
1018
Total and methylmercury in a Brazilian estuary, Rio de Janeiro H.A. Kehrig, M. Costa, I. Moreira and O. Malm
1024
Spatial aspects of organochlorine contamination in northern fur seal tissues T.R. Loughlin, M.A. Castellini and G. Ylitalo
1035
A comparison of neustonic plastic and zooplankton abundance in southern California’s coastal waters C.J. Moore, S.L. Moore, S.B. Weisberg, G.L. Lattin and A.F. Zellers
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XV
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Trace metals in striped mojarra fish (Diapterus plumieri) from Puerto Rico C.J. Rodriguez-Sierra and B. Jimenez
1046
Mercury uptake by the estuarine species Palaemonetes pugio and Fundulus heteroclitus compared with their parasites, Probopyrus pandalicola and Eustrongylides sp. L. Bergey, J.S. Weis and P. Weis
1051
The use of transplanted cultured tropical oysters (Saccostrea commercialis) to monitor Cd levels in North Queensland coastal waters (Australia) F. Olivier, M. Ridd and D. Klumpp
1063
The effect of the new Massachusetts Bay sewage outfall on the concentrations of metals and bacterial spores in nearby bottom and suspended sediments M.H. Bothner, M.A. Casso, R.R. Rendigs and P.J. Lamothe
1071
Mercury exposure and elimination rates in captive bottlenose dolphins M. Nigro, A. Campana, E. Lanzillotta and R. Ferrara
1076
Modelling of hydrodynamics and cohesive sediment transport in Tanshui River estuarine system, Taiwan W.-C. Liu, M.-H. Hsu and A.Y. Kuo
1089
Specific accumulation and temporal trends of organochlorine contaminants in Dall’s porpoises (Phocoenoides dalli) from Japanese coastal waters N. Kajiwara, M. Watanabe, S. Tanabe, K. Nakamatsu, M. Amano and N. Miyazaki
1100
Comparison of benthic invertebrate assemblages at Spartina alterniflora marshes reestablished after an oil spill and existing marshes in the Arthur Kill (NY/NJ) J.J. Vitaliano, R.N. Reid, A.B. Frame, D.B. Packer, L. Arlen and J.N. Sacco
1109
Estuarine phytoplankton group-specific responses to sublethal concentrations of the agricultural herbicide, atrazine € rnolfsdottir and S.E. Lumsden J.L. Pinckney, E.B. O
1117
Contaminant concentrations in sport fish from San Francisco Bay, 1997 J.A. Davis, M.D. May, B.K. Greenfield, R. Fairey, C. Roberts, G. Ichikawa, M.S. Stoelting, J.S. Becker and R.S. Tjeerdema
1130
Mercury concentrations in the fur of Steller sea lions and northern fur seals from Alaska K.B. Beckmen, L.K. Duffy, X. Zhang and K.W. Pitcher
1136
Bioconcentration of heavy metals in aquatic environments: the importance of bioavailability A. Mountouris, E. Voutsas and D. Tassios
1142
Effects of antifouling paint components (TBTO, copper and triazine) on the early development of embryos in cod (Gadus morhua L.) A. Granmo, R. Ekelund, J.-A. Sneli, M. Berggren and J. Svavarsson
1149
Plastic debris collars on juvenile carcharhinid sharks (Rhizoprionodon lalandii) in southwest Atlantic I. Sazima, O.B.F. Gadig, R.C. Namora and F.S. Motta
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A comparison of anthropogenic mercury pollution in Kastela Bay (Croatia) with € re (Sweden) and Krka (Croatia) pristine estuaries in O Z . Kwokal, S. Franciskovic-Bilinski, H. Bilinski and M. Branica
1157
Determination of organohalogenated contaminants in liver of harbour porpoises (Phocoena phocoena) stranded on the Belgian North Sea coast A. Covaci, K. Van de Vijver, W. DeCoen, K. Das, J.M. Bouquegneau, R. Blust and P. Schepens
1166
Natural levels of dissolved/dispersed petroleum hydrocarbons in the South West Atlantic M.C. Bıcego, E. Zanardi-Lamardo, S. Taniguchi and R.R. Weber
Editorial
1171
Perceived and real risks: produced water from oil extraction J.S. Gray
News
1173
UK urban rivers have come back to life; UK south coast under scrutiny; Huge Marine Reserve declared in Australia
1174
Chinese poachers get off lightly following Premier’s visit; Moi Saves Marine in Kenya
1175
US government agencies sued over global warming; The Great Lakes to be surveyed for biodiversity; Sinking algae may solve a problem
1176
Puerto Rica sewage declared safe
News-in-Brief
1176
Kenya; Mozambique; Vietnam; USA; Indonesia
Focus
1177
The three screen doors: can marine ‘‘protected’’ areas be effective S.C. Jameson, M.H. Tupper and J.M. Ridley
Reports
1184
Impact of offsite sediment transport and toxicity on remediation of a contaminated estuarine bay G.A. Pascoe, P. McLaren and M. Soldate
1194
Quantitative aspects of inorganic nutrient fluxes in the Gazi Bay (Kenya): implications for coastal ecosystems B.M. Mwashote and I.O. Jumba
1206
Characterizing stress gene expression in reef-building corals exposed to the mosquitoside dibrom M.B. Morgan and T.W. Snell
1219
Vertical mixing of oil droplets by breaking waves P. Tkalich and E.S. Chan
1230
Impact of elevated ammonium on reproduction in two Hawaiian scleractinian corals with different life history patterns E.F. Cox and S. Ward
1236
Weathering of an Arctic oil spill over 20 years: the BIOS experiment revisited R.C. Prince, E.H. Owens and G.A. Sergy
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First observations in a high rocky-shore community after the Erika oil spill (December 1999, Brittany, France) M. Le Hir and C. Hily
1253
Deterioration of eelgrass, Zostera marina L., meadows by water pollution in Seto Inland Sea, Japan H. Tamaki, M. Tokuoka, W. Nishijima, T. Terawaki and M. Okada
1259
Aquaculture-related trace metals in sediments and lobsters and relevance to environmental monitoring program ratings for near-field effects C.L. Chou, K. Haya, L.A. Paon, L. Burridge and J.D. Moffatt
1269
Chlorophyll-deficient propagules of Avicennia marina and apparent longer term deterioration of mangrove fitness in oil-polluted sediments N.C. Duke and A.J. Watkinson
1277
Trace metal retention in mangrove ecosystems in Guanabara Bay, SE Brazil W. Machado, E.V. Silva-Filho, R.R. Oliveira and L.D. Lacerda
1281
Coral reef health and effects of socio-economic factors in Fiji and Cook Islands T.C. Hoffmann
Note
1294
Seabirds and floating plastic debris G.C. Cadee
Baseline
1296
Organochlorine concentrations in resident bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) in the Shannon estuary, Ireland S.D. Berrow, B. Mchugh, D. Glynn, E. Mcgovern, K.M. Parsons, R.W. Baird and S.K. Hooker
1303
Concentrations of selected trace metals (Cu, Pb, Zn), organochlorines (PCBs, HCB) and total PAHs in mangrove oysters from the Pacific Coast of Mexico: an overview F. P aez-Osuna, A.C. Ruiz-Fernandez, A.V. Botello, G. Ponce-Velez, J.I. Osuna-L opez, M.G. Frıas-Espericueta, G. Lopez-Lopez and H.M. Zazueta-Padilla
1309
Trace metals in sediments from Torres Strait and the Gulf of Papua: concentrations, distribution and water circulation patterns D. Haynes and D. Kwan
Editorial
1315
Higher contamination in the future population of developed nations S. Tanabe
News
1317
Scotland’s cold-water coral at risk; Fine for polluting Plymouth Sound; European threat to dolphins continues
1318
Antipodean delays also mean more dolphin deaths; Australia angered by Iceland’s readmittance to IWC; North Atlantic swordfish populations recovering; Concern over coastal pollution by UNEP
1319
Global warming not responsible for new icebergs; Contaminated sediment to be removed and treated; Money to Help Tijuana Sewer Rehabilitation
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EPA files complaints for lack of oil spill measures
News-in Brief
1320
Nigeria; Kenya; England; Philippines
Review
1321
PAH phototoxicity—an ecologically irrelevant phenomenon? B.G. McDonald and P.M. Chapman
Viewpoint
1327
Marine Testing Board for certification of ballast water treatment technologies M.A. Champ
Focus
1336
Dry deposition of reactive nitrogen to marine environments: recent advances and remaining uncertainties S.C. Pryor and L.L. Sørensen
Reports
1341
Isolation and characterization of Aeromonas species from an eutrophic tropical estuary K.A. Marcel, A.A. Antoinette and D. Mireille
1345
Spatial and temporal variation in hexachlorocyclohexane isomers in a temperate estuary T.V. Padma and R.M. Dickhut
1354
Total and methylmercury residues in cartilaginous fish from Mediterranean Sea M.M. Storelli, R. Giacominelli-Stuffler and G.O. Marcotrigiano
1359
Detecting genotoxicity using the Comet assay following chronic exposure of Manila clam Tapes semidecussatus to polluted estuarine sediments B.M. Coughlan, M.G.J. Hartl, S.J. O’Reilly, D. Sheehan, C. Morthersill, F.N.A.M. van Pelt, J. O’Halloran and N.M. O’Brien
1366
Bioaccumulation of radiocaesium in Arctic seals J. Carroll, H. Wolkers, M. Andersen and K. Rissanen
1372
Biofouling confounds the uptake of trace organic contaminants by semi-permeable membrane devices (SPMDs) B.J. Richardson, P.K.S. Lam, G.J. Zheng, K.E. McClellan and S.B. De Luca-Abbott
1380
Coral bleaching on high-latitude marginal reefs at Sodwana Bay, South Africa L. Celliers and M.H. Schleyer
1388
Sea transport of animal and vegetable oils and its environmental consequences G. Bucas and A. Saliot
1397
Consequences of a freshwater canal discharge on the benthic community and its habitat on an exposed sandy beach D. Lercari, O. Defeo and E. Celentano
1405
Toxicity of 1,4-dichlorobenzene in sediments to juvenile polychaete worms C.A. McPherson, A. Tang, P.M. Chapman, L.A. Taylor and S.J. Gormican
1415
Mercury levels in coral reefs along the Caribbean coast of Central America H.M. Guzm an and E.M. Garcıa
1421
PAH contamination of western Irish Sea sediments M. Charlesworth, M. Service and C.E. Gibson
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Organochlorine pesticides and PCB residues in sediments of Alexandria Harbour, Egypt A.O. Barakat, M. Kim, Y. Qian and T.L. Wade
1435
Bioaccumulation in Marine Organisms: Effect of Contaminants from Oil Well Produced Water J.S. Gray
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Author Index Acosta, B. 217 Ahn, I.-Y. 424 Allen, M.J. 452 Altay, O. 827 Almeida, E.A.D. 923 Alvarez-Casta~ neda, S.T. Amano, M. 1089 Amundsen, I. 459 Andersen, M. 1366 Ansari, Z.A. 396 Antoinette, A.A. 1341 Arlen, L. 1100 Arvai, J.L. 511 Au, D.W.T. 583
217
Baird, R.W. 1296 Baker, K.L. 903 Bakke, T. 149 Barakat, A.O. 1426 Barnes, N. 534 Barroso, C.M. 480 Bartlett, T. 903 Bartocci, J. 48, 122 Basheer, C. 697 Batley, G. 359 Bıcego, M.C. 1166 Bech, M. 887 Becker, J.S. 1117 Beckmen, K.B. 1130 Beiras, R. 345 Bergey, L. 1046 Berggren, M. 1142 Berrow, S.D. 1296 Berry, W.J. 294 Besada, V. 345 Bharathi, P.A.L. 726 Bidwell, J.R. 671 Biedenbach, J.M. 789 Bilinski, H. 1152 Birchenough, A.C. 534, 652 Blackmore, G. 870 Blanchard, A.L. 367 Blust, R. 1157 Boero, F. 544 Boisson, F. 1003 Bompadre, S. 912 Borghuis, S. 459
. 973 Borja, A Botello, A.V. 1303 Bothner, M.H. 1063 Boudouresque, C.F. 32 Bouquegneau, J.M. 1157 Braddock, J.F. 739 Branica, M. 1152 Brown, J. 770 Bruhn, R. 156 Bucas, G. 1388 Burchett, M. 469 Burgess, R.M. 286 Burridge, L. 1259 Bustamante, M. 63 Bustamante, P. 997 Buxton, L. 1010 Cadee, G.C. 1294 Campana, A. 1071 Cantwell, M.G. 286 Carballo, J.L. 605 Carbery, K. 623 Carr, R.S. 789 Carroll, J. 1366 Casso, M.A. 1063 Castellini, M.A. 1024 Catinni, C. 48 Cattini, C. 122 Cearreta, A. 487 Ceja-Moreno, V. 421 Celentano, E. 1397 Celliers, L. 1380 Champ, M.A. 1327 Chan, E.S. 1219 Chapman, P.M. 7, 271, 359, 577, 1321, 1405 Charlesworth, M. 1421 Chen, C.Y. 733 Chen, J. 820 Chen, M.-H. 703 Chen, R.F. 383 Chiang, M.W.L. 583 Chiappone, M. 597 Choe, S.M. 660 Choi, H.J. 424 Choi, J.K. 877 Chou, C.L. 134, 1259 Chou, H.N. 733
Author Index / Marine Pollution Bulletin 44 (2002) XX–XXV
Fowler, S.W. 1003 Frıas-Espericueta, M.G. Frame, A.B. 1100 Franco, J. 973 Franciskovic-Bilinski, S. Frank, D. 403 Fraschetti, S. 544 Fritcher, D.L. 388 Frodello, J.P. 551
Christie, C. 968 Chung, C.S. 660 Codi, S. 752 Cokos, B.A. 441 Cooper, L.W. 660 Cooper, N. 671 Correa, J.A. 956 Corredor, J.E. 992 Costa, M. 1018 Costa-Pierce, B. 403 Cotret, O. 1003 Coughlan, B.M. 1359 Covaci, A. 1157 Cox, E.F. 1230 Crecelius, E.A. 142 Curi-Pedrosa, R. 923 Danovaro, R. 611 Danulat, E. 554 Das, K. 1157 Davis, J.A. 1117 De Andrade Br€ uning, I.M.R. de Brito, A.P.X. 172 DeCoen, W. 1157 Defeo, O. 1397 Dell’Anno, A. 611 De Luca-Abbott, S.B. 1372 DelValls, T.A. 39 Denison, M.S. 983 Depledge, M. 1010 Derraik, J.G.B. 842 Deshpande, A.D. 164 Dewitt, T.H. 294 Dickhut, R.M. 1345 Dobbs, K. 968 Dowdall, M. 459 Draxler, A.F.J. 164 Duarte, C.M. 685 Duffy, L.K. 1130 Duke, N.C. 1269 Ekelund, R. 1142 Elder, J. 671 Evans, S.M. 534, 652 Fairey, R. 1117 Falugi, C. 238 Fan, W. 820 Feder, H.M. 367 Fern andez, N. 345 Fern andez-Maestre, R. Ferrara, R. 1071 Filho, D.W. 923 Fillmann, G. 48, 122 Forja, J.M. 39 Fortes, M.D. 685
71
79
XXI
1303
1152
Gadig, O.B.F. 1149 Gagnon, M.M. 230 Galope-Bacaltos, D.G. 816 Garcıa, E.M. 1415 Garcıa-alonso, J. 554 Gardinali, P.R. 781 Gardner, I.A. 388, 983 Ga´spari, C. 923 Germain, P. 997 Germano, J.D. 359 Geutebr€ uck, E. 853 Giacominelli-Stuffler, R. 1354 Gibson, C.E. 1421 Giuliani, S. 912 Glynn, D. 1296 Gobo, A.A.R. 680 Godtliebsen, F. 861 Gold-Bouchot, G. 421 G omez-Parra, A. 39 Gonzalez, J.J. 345 Gorbi, S. 912 Gormican, S.J. 1405 . 1142 Granmo, A Gray, J.S. 1171 Greenfield, B.K. 1117 Griffin, D.W. 666 Groce, A.K. 452 Gross, T.S. 340 Guidetti, P. 238, 544 Guitart, R. 211 Gussgaard, K. 459 Guzman, H.M. 1415 Halvorson, H.O. 82 Harithsa, S. 726 Harrison, P.J. 511 Hartl, M.G.J. 1359 Haya, K. 1259 Haynes, D. 968, 1309 Helland, A. 149 Hellou, J. 590 Herler, J. 853 Heyward, A.J. 111 Hily, C. 1243 Hinz, H. 534 Hirose, K. 660
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Author Index / Marine Pollution Bulletin 44 (2002) XX–XXV
Ho, K.T. 271, 286 Hoffmann, T.C. 1281 Holdway, D.A. 185, 230 Holmer, M. 685 Holt, S. 715 Hong, G.H. 660 Hooker, S.K. 1296 Hooten, R.L. 789 Hsu, M.-H. 1076 Huasheng, H. 752, 761 Huesemann, M.H. 142 Humphrey, C. 752, 761 Ibe, A.C. 633 Ichikawa, G. 1117 Ingole, B. 396 Iosjpe, M. 459 Irabien, M.J. 487 Ismail, S. 571 Jacukiewicz, J. 666 Jameson, S.C., 1177 Janssen, F.J. 633 Jarrell, J.L. 666 Jarvis, G.E. 309 Jimenez, B. 1039 Jumba, I.O. 1194 Kajiwara, N. 1089 Kehrig, H.A. 1018 Kelly, C.A. 903 Keough, M.J. 222 Kerkar, S. 726 Khan, S.H. 571 Kikinger, R. 853 Kim, K.-W. 424 Kim, M. 1426 Kim, S.H. 660 Kim, Y.I. 660 King, T.L. 590 Klumpp, D. 1051 Klumpp, D.W. 752, 761 Knap, A. 623, 1010 Kobayashi, N. 748 Kong, R.Y.C. 412 Kontas, A. 827 Korsnes, R. 861 Kr€ onke, I. 534 Kucuksezgin, F. 827 Kuhn, A. 286 Kuijken, E. 322 Kuo, A.Y. 1076 Kwan, D. 1309 . 1152 Kwokal, Z Lacerda, L.D. Lagoon, C.K.,
680, 1277 703
Lam, P.K.S. 1372 Lamarche, A. 770 Lamothe, P.J. 1063 Langford, K.H. 903 Lanzillotta, E. 1071 Latchford, J. 520 Lattin, G.L. 1035 Law, R.J. 903 Law, S.H.W. 412 Leclerc, G. 997 Lee, H.K. 697 Lee, K. 897 Lee, K.C. 877 Lee, M.R. 956 Lee, S.H. 660 Lee, S.K.Y. 412 Lee, T. 660 Leecaster, M.K. 452 Le Hir, M. 1243 Lei, Y. 877 Lemmens, A.M. 633 Leorri, E. 487 Lercari, D. 1397 Levings, C.D. 511 Li, X. 820 Lin, Q. 897 Lind, B. 459 Lindstrom, J.E. 739 Lipp, E.K. 666 Liu, W.-C. 1076 L opez-L opez, G. 1303 Loughlin, T.R. 1024 Lukasik, J. 666 Lumsden, S.E. 1109 MacFarlane, G.R. 244 Machado, W. 1277 Mack, S. 781 Malm, O. 1018 Marba, N. 685 Marcel, K.A. 1341 Marchand, B. 551 Marcotrigiano, G.O. 74, 1354 Marrugo-Gonzalez, A.J. 71 Marshall, P. 968 Martin, C.A. 770 Martınez, A. 962 Mascio, P.D., 923 Masutti, M.B. 923 Mateo, R. 211 Mauseth, G.S. 770 May, M.D. 1117 Mazet, J.A.K. 388, 983 McClanahan, T.R. 441 McClellan, K.E. 1372 McDonald, B.G. 1321
Author Index / Marine Pollution Bulletin 44 (2002) XX–XXV
Mcgovern, E. 1296 Mchugh, B. 1296 McLachlan, M.S. 156 McLaren, P. 1184 McPherson, C.A. 1405 Medı´na-Elizalde, M. 421 Mee, L.D. 48, 122 Meehan, A.J. 25 Mei, M.L. 611 Meire, P. 322 Melville, F. 469 Mendelssohn, I.A. 897 Mendez, L. 217 Miller, K. 789 Miller, S.L. 597 Miramand, P. 997 Mireille, D. 1341 Miyazaki, N. 16, 1089 Modena, M. 238 Moffatt, J.D. 134, 1259 Moore, C.J. 1035 Moore, S.L. 452, 1035 Moreira, I. 79, 1018 Moreira, M.H. 480 Morell, J.M. 992 Morgan, M.B. 1206 Morthersill, C. 1359 Morton, B. 1, 263, 835, 870 Moss, C. 534, 652 Motta, F.S. 1149 Mountouris, A. 1136 Mudge, S.M. 520 Mumby, P.J. 85 Muniz, P. 554, 962 Munns Jr., W.R. 271, 294 Mu~ noz-Hincapie, M. 992 Murphy, N. 204 Murray, J. 83 Mwashote, B.M. 1194 Nakamatsu, K. 1089 Nakata, K. 432 Namora, R.C. 1149 Naranjo, S. 605 Negri, A.P. 111 Neill, W.E. 511 Nigro, M. 1071 Nipper, M. 789 Nishijima, W. 1253 Niven, S. 590 OÕBrien, N.M. 1359 Ochoa-acu~ na, H. 340 Offringa, H. 322 Ofiara, D.D. 96 OÕHalloran, J. 1359
Ohji, M. 16 Okada, M. 1253 Okamura, H. 748 Oliveira, R.R. 1277 Olivier, F. 1051 € rn O olfsd ottir, E.B. 1109 OÕReilly, S.J. 1359 Osuna-L opez, J.I. 1303 Ovalle, A.R.C. 680 Owen, R. 623, 1010 Owens, E.H. 770, 1236 Packer, D.B. 1100 Padma, T.V. 1345 Paez-Osuna, F. 1303 Pagola-Carte, S. 63 Panitz, C.M.N. 923 Pant, A.A. 118 Paon, L.A. 134, 1259 Parga, J.A. 945 Parga-Lozano, C.H. 71 Parsons, K.M. 1296 Pascoe, G.A. 1184 Paulson, A.J. 164 Pavlova, O. 861 Pearce, J. 89 Pearce, J.B. 179, 833 Pellegrini, D. 912 Pelletier, M.C. 286 Pereira, M.G. 520 Perez, V. 973 Pietrapiana, D. 238 Pinckney, J.L. 1109 Pitcher, K.W. 1130 Plasencia, M. 781 Ponce-Velez, G. 1303 Poppell, C. 781 Prince, R.C. 1236 Pryor, S.C. 1336 Pusceddu, A. 611 Qian, Y. 1426 Quintanilla, A. 487 Raczelowski, P. 286 Raga, J.A. 211 Rayner, N.A. 303 Readman, J.W. 48, 122 Regoli, F. 912 Reid, R.N. 1100 Reistad, O. 459 Reitsema, T.J. 257 Rendigs, R.R. 1063 Rezende, C.E. 680 Riba, I. 39 Richardson, B.J. 1372
XXIII
XXIV
Ricking, M. 566 Ridd, M. 1051 Ridley, J.M., 1177 Riedel, R. 403 Rissanen, K. 1366 Roberts, C. 1117 Rodriguez-Sierra, C.J. Rose, J.B. 666 Ross, K. 671 Ruiz-Fern andez, A.C. Ryba, S.A. 286
Author Index / Marine Pollution Bulletin 44 (2002) XX–XXV
1039
1303
Sacco, J.N. 1100 Sager, D.R. 807 Saifullah, S.M. 571 Saiz-Salinas, J.I. 63 Sala, E. 441 Saliot, A. 1388 San Diego-McGlone, M.L. 816 Santos, D.O. 680 Sarkis, S. 1010 Sato, T. 432 Sazima, I. 1149 Schaffelke, B. 204 Schepens, P. 1157 Scheren, P.A. 633 Schlenk, D. 403 Schleyer, M.H. 1380 Scholtens, P. 257 Schrock, M.E. 164 Schultze, F. 345 Schulz, H.-M. 566 Sekiguchi, Y. 432 Sep ulveda, M.S. 340 Serbst, J.R. 286 Sergy, G.A. 1236 Service, M. 1421 Seys, J. 322 Shaw, D.G. 367 Sheehan, D. 1359 Sheppard, C. 303, 577 Sheppard, C.R.C. 353, 977 Sibley, P. 279 Sickel, M. 459 Siegener, R. 383 Sierra-Beltr an, A.P. 217 Silva-Filho, E.V. 1277 Skillman, A.D. 142 Smith, L.D. 111 Sneli, J.-A. 1142 Snell, T.W. 1206 Sohma, A. 432 Solaun, O. 973 Soldate, M. 1184 Solomon, K. 271 Solomon, K.R. 279
Sørensen, L.L. 1336 Souza, C.M.M. 680 Spalding, M.D. 309 Spencer, K.L. 933 Spickett, J.T. 257 Stachowitsch, M. 853 Stoelting, M.S. 1117 Storelli, M.M. 74, 1354 Strand, P. 459 Suidan, M.T. 897 Svavarsson, J. 1142 Swanson, D.W. 597 Takahashi, S. 16, 172 Takeuchi, I. 16 Taiwan, S.W., 703 Tam, N.F.Y. 642 Tamaki, H. 1253 Tan, K.S. 697 Tanabe, S. 16, 172, 1089, 1315 Tang, A. 1405 Tang, J.Y.M. 583 Taniguchi, S. 1166 Tao, F. 761 Tassios, D. 1136 Taylor, L.A. 1405 Terawaki, T. 1253 Terlizzi, A. 544 Terrados, J. 685 Testa, C.P. 923 Thompson, J.A.J. 257 Tjeerdema, R.S. 1117 Tkalich, P. 1219 Tkalin, A.V. 660 Toaspern, M. 623, 1010 Tokuoka, M. 1253 Tolosa, I. 48, 122 Tomas, J. 211 Torres, M.A. 923 Tupper, M.H., 1177 Ueno, D. 172 Uluturhan, E. 827 Urkiaga-Alberdi, J. 63 Uthicke, S. 204 Vacchi, M. 238 Van de Vijver, K. 1157 van Pelt, F.N.A.M. 1359 Venosa, A.D. 897 Venturini, N. 962 Verlaque, M. 32 Viale, D. 551 Villeneuve, J.-P. 48, 122 Virno-Lamberti, C. 912 Vitaliano, J.J. 1100
Author Index / Marine Pollution Bulletin 44 (2002) XX–XXV
Vlietstra, L.S. 945 Voutsas, E. 1136 Wade, T.L. 1426 Waeyenberge, J.V. 322 Wang, F. 359 Wang, H.Z. 412 Wang, W.-X. 820 Wang, Y.L. 583 Ward, S. 1230 Watanabe, M. 1089 Watkinson, A.J. 1269 Webb, J.A. 222 Weber, R.R. 1166 Webster, N.S. 111 Weinstein, M.P. 271 Weis, J.S. 504, 1046 Weis, P. 504, 1046 Weisberg, S.B. 452, 1035 Welch, R. 652 Wells, P.G. 179, 719 West, R.J. 25 White, A. 597 Winston, G.W. 912 Wolkers, H. 1366 Wu, R.S.S. 412, 583
Xavier de Brito, A.P. Xinhong, W. 752 Xu, K. 877
XXV
79
Yamada, H. 432 Yang, E.J. 877 Yannicelli, B. 554 Yao, M.W.Y. 642 Yeats, P. 590 Yen, Y.-F. 820 Ylitalo, G. 1024 Youssef, T. 334 Yuen, B.B.H. 583 Yusta, I. 487 Zabaleta, A. 487 Zanardi-Lamardo, E. 1166 Zazueta-Padilla, H.M. 1303 Zdanowicz, V.S. 164 Zellers, A.F. 1035 Zhang, H. 956 Zhang, X. 1130 Zheng, G.J. 1372 Ziccardi, M.H. 388, 983 Zinjarde, S.S. 118 Zolda, P. 853