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Due to the limited studies dealing with isotopes levels in benthic macroinvertebrates other than  Mytilus  sp. in period 2011–2018, macroinvertebrates and seawater samples from the southern Baltic Sea were collected. Activity of  137 Cs was measured in most common benthic macroinvertebrates inhabiting southern Baltic Sea in the context of choosing the best bioindicators. Taking into account the narrow range of CR coefficients, statistically significant correlation between  137 Cs activities in seawater and species, a high frequency of occurrence and thus high biomass and the common occurrence, only  Limecola balthica  could potentially serve as indicators for shallow and deep-sea areas accordingly. Widely spread  Mytillus trossulus  was characterised by large size variability in samples and shows no significant correlation between activities in species and seawater and appears not so common as  L. balthica .

Benthic macroinvertebrates as reference indicators for monitoring of anthropogenic isotope 137Cs contamination in the marine environment