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Pages 261-262

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... White Oak Creek Fish fecundity, 235 Sediments, 235 Ocean-atmosphere exchange, 120 Ocean circulation, 92 Depths, 100 Intermediate, 100 Ocean current measurements Numerical models, 106 Theoretical calculations, 102, 103 Vertical velocity calculations, 105 Ocean-land species diversity, 212 Ocean mineral resources Sea mining, 242 Ocean motion Eddies, 91 Ocean mixing Advective processes, 90 Initial cloud, 91 Turbulent diffusion, 91 Ocean-produced protein, 216 Ocean properties, 92 Ocean salinity statistics, 92 Ocean shear diffusion Dye release experiments, 112 Ocean surface fallout, 92 Ocean temperature statistics, 92 Ocean tracers Ionic cesium-137, 69 Ionic strontium-90, 69 Ocean turbulence Horizontal diffusion, 107 Studies, 107 Transverse mixing, 107 Vertical diffusion, 107 Ocean water stability, 97 Oceanic biosphere Chemical stability, 200 Physical stability, 200 Carbon-14 concentrations Vertical density gradient, 128 Oceanic diffusion Dye release experiments, 108 Horizontal theoretical solution, 108 Horizontal variance (Table 6) , 112 Parameter characteristics (Table 5)
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... , 231 Variation in man, 244 X-rays, 224 Radiation dosage measurements Zinc-65 in rainbow trout, 228 Radiation dose-concentration relationships, 230 Radiation dose limit, 244 Radiation effects Artificial fertilization, 227 Barnacles, 231 Bryozoans, 231 Calcareous worms, 231 Developing embryos, 227 Environmental factors Oxygen, 230 Salinity, 230 Temperature, 230 Hematopoietic tissues in trout, 228 Leukopenia, 228 Mussels, 231 Rainbow trout, 228, 231 Radiation effects research, 236 Radiation exposure Actual-acceptable dosage relationship, 245 Consolidated dosages, 245 Edible marine products, 245 External gamma dosage, 253 External sources, 243 Fisheries equipment adsorption, 248 Internal sources, 243 Natural background, 243 Pathways, 241, 242 Prediction validity, 245 Undissolved particulates, 248 Radiation exposure to man Summation, 257 Radiation-fecundity effects Freshwater snail (Physa acuta) , 230 Radiation-fisheries relationships, 236 Radiation-growth effects Blue crabs, 231 Marine invertebrates, 231 Nuclear detonation effects, 234 Periphyton, 231 Rainbow trout, 231 Repopulation cycles, 233 Salmon eggs, 231 Thyroid variations, 233 Radiation hazard Fish, 234 Seawater, 234 Strontium-90,42 Radiation lethal dosage Temperature sensitivities, 231 Radiation measurements Seabed, 234 Radiation-salinity-temperature relationships, 230 Radiation sensitivity in man Critical pathway approach, 215 Specific activity approach, 215 Radiation shielding material, 32 Radiation-species population relationships, 213
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Key Terms

  • radiation exposure
  • vertical distribution
  • pacific ocean
  • nuclear waste
  • rainbow trout

  • water residence
  • nutrient elements
  • diffusion dye
  • radiation effects
  • surface waters

  • residence time
  • blue crabs
  • critical pathway
  • organic debris
  • ocean temperature

  • residence times
  • dye release
  • release experiments
  • vertical density
  • pathway approach

  • irish sea
  • oceanic organic
  • ocean shear
  • dugesia dorotocephala
  • initial cloud

  • waste management
  • external gamma
  • transverse mixing
  • dosage measurements
  • pacific proving


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