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Front Matter i-vi
GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS CONCERNING THE OCEAN AS A RECEPTACLE FOR ARTIFICIALLY RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS 1-25
PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF WASTES PRODUCED BY ATOMIC POWER INDUSTRY 26-27
COMPARISON OF SOME NATURAL RADIATIONS RECEIVED BY SELECTED ORGANISMS 28-33
DISPOSAL OF RADIOACTIVE WASTES IN THE OCEAN: THE FISSION PRODUCT SPECTRUM IN THE SEA AS A FUNCTION OF TIME AND MIXING CHARACTERISTICS 34-42
TRANSPORT AND DISPERSAL OF RADIOACTIVE ELEMENTS IN THE SEA 43-51
THE EFFECTS OF THE ECOLOGICAL SYSTEM ON THE TRANSPORT OF ELEMENTS IN THE SEA 52-59
PRECIPITATION OF FISSION PRODUCT ELEMENTS ON THE OCEAN BOTTOM BY PHYSICAL, CHEMICAL, AND BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES 60-68
ECOLOGICAL FACTORS INVOLVED IN THE UPTAKE, ACCUMULATION, AND LOSS OF RADIONUCLIDES BY AQUATIC ORGANISMS 69-79
LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS ON THE UPTAKE, ACCUMULATION, AND LOSS OF RADIONUCLIDES BY MARINE ORGANISMS 80-87
ACCUMULATION AND RETENTION OF RADIOACTIVITY FROM FISSION PRODUCTS AND OTHER RADIOMATERIALS BY FRESH-WATER ORGANISMS 88-95
EFFECTS OF RADIATION ON AQUATIC ORGANISMS 96-102
ISOTOPIC TRACER TECHNIQUES FOR MEASUREMENT OF PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROCESSES IN THE SEA AND THE ATMOSPHERE 103-120
ON THE TAGGING OF WATER MASSES FOR THE STUDY OF PHYSICAL PROCESSES IN THE OCEANS 121-132
LARGE-SCALE BIOLOGICAL EXPERIMENTS USING RADIOACTIVE TRACERS 133-141

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The Effects of Atomic Radiation on Oceanography and Fisheries (1957)

Chapter: COMPARISON OF SOME NATURAL RADIATIONS RECEIVED BY SELECTED ORGANISMS

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The Effects of Atomic Radiation on Oceanography and Fisheries (1957)

Chapter: COMPARISON OF SOME NATURAL RADIATIONS RECEIVED BY SELECTED ORGANISMS