1996
DOI: 10.1007/s002449900115
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Determination of Organotin Compounds in the Foodweb of a Shallow Freshwater Lake in The Netherlands

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“…The greatest concentration of TPT (n ϭ 8, 30.8-128 ng/g ww) was found in liver. This concentration was greater than those in fishes from Inner Danish waters (16), and comparable with those in marine fishes from the Japanese market (17), but less than those from the Mediterranean (10), Taiwan (15), Netherlands (18), and Japan (19). Although concentrations of total BTs in liver (365 Ϯ 447 ng/g ww) were greater than those of PTs (168 Ϯ 134 ng/g ww), concentrations of TPT (68.0 Ϯ 31.2 ng/g ww) were greater than those of TBT (Ͻ1.0 ng/g ww).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 58%
“…The greatest concentration of TPT (n ϭ 8, 30.8-128 ng/g ww) was found in liver. This concentration was greater than those in fishes from Inner Danish waters (16), and comparable with those in marine fishes from the Japanese market (17), but less than those from the Mediterranean (10), Taiwan (15), Netherlands (18), and Japan (19). Although concentrations of total BTs in liver (365 Ϯ 447 ng/g ww) were greater than those of PTs (168 Ϯ 134 ng/g ww), concentrations of TPT (68.0 Ϯ 31.2 ng/g ww) were greater than those of TBT (Ͻ1.0 ng/g ww).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 58%
“…92 and 12 ppb, respectively for TPhT and TBT); the same holds for the Japanese rock shell (Horiguchi et al 1994), a species showing marked potentid for sediment contamination monitoring (Han et al 19%) The apparent contrast of these 2 reports with the present data (remember N. lapillus inhabits only rocky bottoms) reinforces the conclusion of Stab et al r 1996) that TPhT residues are higher than TBTs in in~rnals living in or near to the sediment. As for its sources, TPhT is the only OT used as a fungicide for crop protection, can be transported in considerable q u a n t l t j~ via the atmosphere and is added in low proportions 1<10% of TBT) as a CO-toxlcant to some long-performance antifouling paints (Stab et al 1995(Stab et al , 1996. Such paints are overwhelmingly applied to smali pleasure boats and, according to the literature, this results In a pattern of triorganotin occurrence, mussels from a marina contained both TBT and TPhT (3.516 and 31 1 ppb, respectively) whlle those collected rvi%m Barcelona commercial harbour accumulated considerable TBT but no TPhT (Morclllo et al 19971; :similarly, subsurface waters from the Cote dlAzwr were contaminated by both compounds if collected ir.…”
Section: Imposex Versus Tbt: Differential Sensitivity Of Local Populamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Organotin compounds have also been found in seafowl, the highest trophic level of the marine food web. However, it should be noted that TBT levels in seafowl were much lower than those found in organisms at lower trophic levels and thus presumably no obvious magnification of TBT occurred in the marine food web (Tanabe et al, 1998;Kannan et al, 1998Kannan et al, , 1996Stä b et al, 1996). In addition to the marine food web, there have been reports describing high organotin concentrations in marine mammals all over the world (Hoeh, 2001).…”
Section: Accumulation Of Organotins In Marine Biotamentioning
confidence: 99%