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In a recent paper Proctor et al.1) showed that many ele ments in otoliths of teleost fishes are washed out if the otoliths are soaked in distilled water or ethanol. Thresher and Proctor's observations draw attention to not only the stability of the chemistry of the otolith, but also the route along which precipitation of otolith elements other than calcium occurs. Interest in otolith chemistry has rapidly ex

Diffusion of the Cacodylate (di-methylarsinic acid) Ion into the Otolith of <i>Hoplostethus atlanticus</i>