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Department of Science, Information Technology, Innovation and the ArtsList of figuresFigure 1 – Sampling sites for the tissue residue program. Note that this figure shows the locationsof all sites sampled for the Expanded Gladstone Fish Health Survey. Note: only thosesites included in Table 1 were part of the tissue residue study. .................................................... 4Figure 2 – Mean measured aluminium concentrations (±SE) in mud crab (Scylla serrata)hepatopancreas (mg/kg dry weight) from historical surveys along the east coast ofQueensland (1996-2006) and data from this study. Note: Gladstone Harbour samplesfrom 1996 included data from the Harbour and the Narrows, Gladstone Port 2012 sampleswere collected from the Port Development Area. 1996 data from Mortimer (2000); 2005-2006 data from Negri et al (2009). .............................................................................................. 14Figure 3 – Mean measured arsenic concentrations (±SE) in mud crab (Scylla serrata)hepatopancreas (mg/kg dry weight) from historical surveys along the east coast ofQueensland (1996-2006) and data from this study. Note: Gladstone Harbour samplesfrom 1996 included data from the Harbour and the Narrows, Gladstone Port 2012 sampleswere collected from the Port Development Area. 1996 data from Mortimer (2000); 2005-2006 data from Negri et al (2009). .............................................................................................. 14Figure 4 Mean measured barium concentrations (±SE) in mud crab (Scylla serrata)hepatopancreas (mg/kg dry weight) from historical surveys along the east coast ofQueensland (1996-2006) and data from this study. Note: Gladstone Harbour samplesfrom 1996 included data from the Harbour and the Narrows, Gladstone Port 2012 sampleswere collected from the Port Development Area. 1996 data from Mortimer (2000); 2005-2006 data from Negri et al (2009). .............................................................................................. 15Figure 5 – Mean measured cadmium concentrations (±SE) in mud crab (Scylla serrata)hepatopancreas (mg/kg dry weight) from historical surveys along the east coast ofQueensland (1996-2006) and data from this study. Note: Gladstone Harbour samplesfrom 1996 included data from the Harbour and the Narrows, Gladstone Port 2012 sampleswere collected from the Port Development Area. 1996 data from Mortimer (2000); 2005-2006 data from Negri et al (2009). .............................................................................................. 15Figure 6 – Mean measured chromium concentrations (±SE) in mud crab (Scylla serrata)hepatopancreas (mg/kg dry weight) from historical surveys along the east coast ofQueensland (1996-2006) and data from this study Note: Gladstone Harbour samples from1996 included data from the Harbour and the Narrows, Gladstone Port 2012 sampleswere collected from the Port Development Area. 1996 data from Mortimer (2000); 2005-2006 data from Negri et al (2009). .............................................................................................. 16Figure 7 – Mean measured copper concentrations (±SE) in mud crab (Scylla serrata)hepatopancreas (mg/kg dry weight) from historical surveys along the east coast ofQueensland (1996-2006) and data from this study. Note: Gladstone Harbour samplesfrom 1996 included data from the Harbour and the Narrows, Gladstone Port 2012 sampleswere collected from the Port Development Area. 1996 data from Mortimer (2000); 2005-2006 data from Negri et al (2009). .............................................................................................. 16Figure 8 – Mean measured iron concentrations (±SE) in mud crab (Scylla serrata) hepatopancreas(mg/kg dry weight) from historical surveys along the east coast of Queensland (1996-2006) and data from this study. Note: Gladstone Harbour samples from 1996 includeddata from the Harbour and the Narrows, Gladstone Port 2012 samples were collectedfrom the Port Development Area. 1996 data from Mortimer (2000); 2005-2006 data fromNegri et al (2009). ....................................................................................................................... 17Figure 9 – Mean measured mercury concentrations (±SE) in mud crab (Scylla serrata)hepatopancreas (mg/kg dry weight) from historical surveys along the east coast ofiv
Contaminants in Tissue of Fish and Crabs Collected in the Gladstone AreaQueensland (1996-2006) and data from this study. Note: Gladstone Harbour samplesfrom 1996 included data from the Harbour and the Narrows, Gladstone Port 2012 sampleswere collected from the Port Development Area. 1996 data from Mortimer (2000); 2005-2006 data from Negri et al (2009). .............................................................................................. 17Figure 10 – Mean measured nickel concentrations (±SE) in mud crab (Scylla serrata)hepatopancreas (mg/kg dry weight) from historical surveys along the east coast ofQueensland (1996-2006) and data from this study. Note: Gladstone Harbour samplesfrom 1996 included data from the Harbour and the Narrows, Gladstone Port 2012 sampleswere collected from the Port Development Area. 1996 data from Mortimer (2000); 2005-2006 data from Negri et al (2009). .............................................................................................. 18Figure 11 – Mean measured selenium concentrations(±SE) in mud crab (Scylla serrata)hepatopancreas (mg/kg dry weight) from historical surveys along the east coast ofQueensland (1996-2006) and data from this study. Note: Gladstone Harbour samplesfrom 1996 included data from the Harbour and the Narrows, Gladstone Port 2012 sampleswere collected from the Port Development Area. 1996 data from Mortimer (2000); 2005-2006 data from Negri et al (2009). .............................................................................................. 18Figure 12 – Mean measured zinc concentrations (±SE) in mud crab (Scylla serrata)hepatopancreas (mg/kg dry weight) from historical surveys along the east coast ofQueensland (1996-2006) and data from this study. Note: Gladstone Harbour samplesfrom 1996 included data from the Harbour and the Narrows, Gladstone Port 2012 sampleswere collected from the Port Development Area. 1996 data from Mortimer (2000); 2005-2006 data from Negri et al (2009). .............................................................................................. 19Figure 13 – A principal component analysis of mean measured concentrations of metals andmetalloids in mud crab (Scylla serrata) hepatopancreas (mg/kg dry weight) from historicalsurveys along the east coast of Queensland (1996-2006) and data from the 2012 FishHealth Survey. Aluminium and barium were not included as they were not measured at allsites in all years. ‘Gl_Port12’ refers to samples collected in the Port Development Areaduring the current study and ‘Gl_Narr12’ refers to samples collected in the Narrows in thecurrent study. .............................................................................................................................. 20Figure 14 - Mean measured concentrations of iron in barramundi liver (mg/kg dry weight) by siteand by trip ................................................................................................................................... 22Figure 15 - Mean measured concentrations of cadmium in barramundi liver (mg/kg dry weight) bysite and by trip ............................................................................................................................. 23Figure 16 - Mean measured concentrations of arsenic in barramundi liver (mg/kg dry weight) bysite and by trip ............................................................................................................................. 23Figure 17 - Mean measured concentrations of zinc in barramundi liver (mg/kg dry weight) by siteand by trip ................................................................................................................................... 24v
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Contaminants in Tissue of <strong>Fish</strong> and Crabs Collected in the <strong>Gladstone</strong> AreaQueensland (1996-2006) and data from this study. Note: <strong>Gladstone</strong> Harbour samplesfrom 1996 included data from the Harbour and the Narrows, <strong>Gladstone</strong> Port <strong>2012</strong> sampleswere collected from the Port Development Area. 1996 data from Mortimer (2000); 2005-2006 data from Negri et al (2009). .............................................................................................. 17Figure 10 – Mean measured nickel concentrations (±SE) in mud crab (Scylla serrata)hepatopancreas (mg/kg dry weight) from historical surveys along the east coast ofQueensland (1996-2006) and data from this study. Note: <strong>Gladstone</strong> Harbour samplesfrom 1996 included data from the Harbour and the Narrows, <strong>Gladstone</strong> Port <strong>2012</strong> sampleswere collected from the Port Development Area. 1996 data from Mortimer (2000); 2005-2006 data from Negri et al (2009). .............................................................................................. 18Figure 11 – Mean measured selenium concentrations(±SE) in mud crab (Scylla serrata)hepatopancreas (mg/kg dry weight) from historical surveys along the east coast ofQueensland (1996-2006) and data from this study. Note: <strong>Gladstone</strong> Harbour samplesfrom 1996 included data from the Harbour and the Narrows, <strong>Gladstone</strong> Port <strong>2012</strong> sampleswere collected from the Port Development Area. 1996 data from Mortimer (2000); 2005-2006 data from Negri et al (2009). .............................................................................................. 18Figure 12 – Mean measured zinc concentrations (±SE) in mud crab (Scylla serrata)hepatopancreas (mg/kg dry weight) from historical surveys along the east coast ofQueensland (1996-2006) and data from this study. Note: <strong>Gladstone</strong> Harbour samplesfrom 1996 included data from the Harbour and the Narrows, <strong>Gladstone</strong> Port <strong>2012</strong> sampleswere collected from the Port Development Area. 1996 data from Mortimer (2000); 2005-2006 data from Negri et al (2009). .............................................................................................. 19Figure 13 – A principal component analysis of mean measured concentrations of metals andmetalloids in mud crab (Scylla serrata) hepatopancreas (mg/kg dry weight) from historicalsurveys along the east coast of Queensland (1996-2006) and data from the <strong>2012</strong> <strong>Fish</strong><strong>Health</strong> Survey. Aluminium and barium were not included as they were not measured at allsites in all years. ‘Gl_Port12’ refers to samples collected in the Port Development Areaduring the current study and ‘Gl_Narr12’ refers to samples collected in the Narrows in thecurrent study. .............................................................................................................................. 20Figure 14 - Mean measured concentrations of iron in barramundi liver (mg/kg dry weight) by siteand by trip ................................................................................................................................... 22Figure 15 - Mean measured concentrations of cadmium in barramundi liver (mg/kg dry weight) bysite and by trip ............................................................................................................................. 23Figure 16 - Mean measured concentrations of arsenic in barramundi liver (mg/kg dry weight) bysite and by trip ............................................................................................................................. 23Figure 17 - Mean measured concentrations of zinc in barramundi liver (mg/kg dry weight) by siteand by trip ................................................................................................................................... 24v
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