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                       The Effects of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons

                       in Fish from Puget Sound, Washington






                       Lyndal L. Johnson, Mary R. Arkoosh, Claudia F. Bravo,
                       Tracy K. Collier, Margaret M. Krahn, James P. Meador,
                       Mark S. Myers, William L. Reichert, and John E. Stein



                       CONTENTS
                       Introduction............................................................................................................................................878
                       Background ............................................................................................................................................878
                           Characteristics of Puget Sound....................................................................................................878
                                Physical and Hydrologic Features......................................................................................878
                                Puget Sound Fish Populations............................................................................................878
                                Demographics: Human Development ................................................................................880
                           PAH Contamination in Puget Sound ...........................................................................................881
                                Sources................................................................................................................................881
                                Trends in PAH Concentrations...........................................................................................881
                                Co-occurrence with Other Contaminants...........................................................................881
                       Exposure to PAHs..................................................................................................................................882
                           Bioavailability...............................................................................................................................882
                           Bioaccumulation/Food Web Transfer...........................................................................................882
                           Exposure Assessment Techniques................................................................................................885
                                Bile Metabolites..................................................................................................................885
                                CYP1A Activity..................................................................................................................886
                                DNA Adducts......................................................................................................................887
                                Bioindicators as Integrated Indicators of Toxicant Exposure and Response.................... 889
                       PAH Exposure and Biological Effects in Puget Sound Fishes.............................................................890
                           General Approach to Ecotoxicological Investigations.................................................................890
                           Field Assessment of PAH Exposure in Puget Sound Fish..........................................................890
                                Bottomfish...........................................................................................................................890
                                Salmon ................................................................................................................................892
                           Physiological Effects in Puget Sound Fish..................................................................................894
                                Liver Cancer and Related Toxicopathic Lesions ...............................................................894
                                Reproductive Effects...........................................................................................................895
                                Immunological Alterations .................................................................................................897
                                Growth ................................................................................................................................899
                       Risk Characterization.............................................................................................................................902
                       Risk Management ..................................................................................................................................908
                           Puget Sound Damage Assessment Cases ....................................................................................908
                                Elliott Bay...........................................................................................................................908
                                Commencement Bay...........................................................................................................909
                           Restoration Monitoring at PAH-Contaminated Sites ..................................................................911
                       Conclusion..............................................................................................................................................912
                       References..............................................................................................................................................912


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