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Average concentration (ng/g dw) of PCBs in Arctic lichen and mosses

Average concentration (ng/g dw) of PCBs in Arctic lichen and mosses 		Average concentration (ng/g dw) of PCBs in Arctic lichen and mosses

Relative tissue concentrations of organochlorine compounds detected in lichen, and in adipose tissue of caribou and wolf at three locations in the Northwest Territories, Canada

Relative tissue concentrations of organochlorine compounds detected in lichen, and in adipose tissue of caribou and wolf at three locations in the Northwest Territories, Canada 		Relative tissue concentrations of organochlorine compounds detected in lichen, and in adipose tissue of caribou and wolf at three locations in the Northwest Territories, Canada

Observed and predicted organochlorine concentrations (ng/g ww) in caribou and reindeer (Rangifer tarandus) liver All data are presented in, or were derived from data in Annex Table 6A4

Observed and predicted organochlorine concentrations (ng/g ww) in caribou and reindeer (Rangifer tarandus) liver All data are presented in, or were derived from data in Annex Table 6A4 		Observed and predicted organochlorine concentrations (ng/g ww) in caribou and reindeer (Rangifer tarandus) liver All data are presented in, or were derived from data in Annex Table 6A4

Average concentrations (ng/L) of sum-HCH in Arctic rivers in 1993

Average concentrations (ng/L) of sum-HCH in Arctic rivers in 1993 		Average concentrations (ng/L) of sum-HCH in Arctic rivers in 1993

Concentrations of PCB congeners relative to PCB congener 153 for lichen, caribou, and wolf in the Bathurst herd, Canada The light bars denote that the congener was not detected

Concentrations of PCB congeners relative to PCB congener 153 for lichen, caribou, and wolf in the Bathurst herd, Canada The light bars denote that the congener was not detected 		Concentrations of PCB congeners relative to PCB congener 153 for lichen, caribou, and wolf in the Bathurst herd, Canada The light bars denote that the congener was not detected

Concentrations of sum-PCB and sum-DDT in surface sediments (from grab samples or from top slices of cores) on a circumpolar basis, and the ranked distribution of values

Concentrations of sum-PCB and sum-DDT in surface sediments (from grab samples or from top slices of cores) on a circumpolar basis, and the ranked distribution of values 		Concentrations of sum-PCB and sum-DDT in surface sediments (from grab samples or from top slices of cores) on a circumpolar basis, and the ranked distribution of values

Latitudinal fluxes of sum-PCB in dated sediment cores from 25 locations including 13 Arctic locations (in Canada, Finland, and Alaska)

Latitudinal fluxes of sum-PCB in dated sediment cores from 25 locations including 13 Arctic locations (in Canada, Finland, and Alaska) 		Latitudinal fluxes of sum-PCB in dated sediment cores from 25 locations including 13 Arctic locations (in Canada, Finland, and Alaska)

Comparison of sum-PCB concentrations (lipid normalized) in Arctic versus temperate zone salmonid fish See Annex Table 6A9 for wet weight concentrations

Comparison of sum-PCB concentrations (lipid normalized) in Arctic versus temperate zone salmonid fish See Annex Table 6A9 for wet weight concentrations 		Comparison of sum-PCB concentrations (lipid normalized) in Arctic versus temperate zone salmonid fish See Annex Table 6A9 for wet weight concentrations

OC levels (µg/g lw in muscle) in landlocked and anadromous (italic labels) Arctic char

OC levels (µg/g lw in muscle) in landlocked and anadromous (italic labels) Arctic char 		OC levels (µg/g lw in muscle) in landlocked and anadromous (italic labels) Arctic char

Geographic trends of sum-PCBs in zooplankton (>100 µm) in northern Canadian lakes All concentrations in ng/g dw

Geographic trends of sum-PCBs in zooplankton (>100 µm) in northern Canadian lakes All concentrations in ng/g dw 		Geographic trends of sum-PCBs in zooplankton (>100 µm) in northern Canadian lakes All concentrations in ng/g dw

delta-15 Nitrogen isotope ratios versus Toxaphene, DDT, and HCH for fish and invertebrates from Lake Laberge, Yukon Territory

delta-15 Nitrogen isotope ratios versus Toxaphene, DDT, and HCH for fish and invertebrates from Lake Laberge, Yukon Territory 		delta-15 Nitrogen isotope ratios versus Toxaphene, DDT, and HCH for fish and invertebrates from Lake Laberge, Yukon Territory

alpha-HCH (ng/L) in seawater: an illustration of the cold condensation effect

alpha-HCH (ng/L) in seawater: an illustration of the cold condensation effect 		alpha-HCH (ng/L) in seawater: an illustration of the cold condensation effect

Vertical profiles of HCH for the Arctic Ocean

Vertical profiles of HCH for the Arctic Ocean 		Vertical profiles of HCH for the Arctic Ocean

Trends in alpha-HCH and enantiomer ratios (ER) on a transect from the Bering Sea across the polar cap to the Greenland Sea during the Arctic Ocean Transect Study of July and August 1994

Trends in alpha-HCH and enantiomer ratios (ER) on a transect from the Bering Sea across the polar cap to the Greenland Sea during the Arctic Ocean Transect Study of July and August 1994 		Trends in alpha-HCH and enantiomer ratios (ER) on a transect from the Bering Sea across the polar cap to the Greenland Sea during the Arctic Ocean Transect Study of July and August 1994

Measurements of toxaphene in surface water in the Bering Sea (1993) and the transpolar cruise (1994)

Measurements of toxaphene in surface water in the Bering Sea (1993) and the transpolar cruise (1994) 		Measurements of toxaphene in surface water in the Bering Sea (1993) and the transpolar cruise (1994)
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