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1 Acknowledgments 2 Introduction 3 Background on Potamocorbula amurensis 4 Environmental Setting 5 Summary of Contaminant and Condition Data 6 Methods 6 Collection Methods 6 Reproductive Tissue Preparation 7 Categories of Gonadal Development (Adapted from Rosenblum 1981) 7 Female Gonads: 7 Male gonads: 8 Environmental Data 8 Results 9 San Pablo Bay Station 12.5 9 Carquinez StraitStation 8.1 9 Suisun Bay Station 6.1 9 Chips IslandStation 4.1 10 Honker Bay Station 433 10 Discussion 10 Reproductive Cycle and Environmental Factors 10 San Pablo Bay Station 12.5 : 11 Carquinez StraitStation 8.1: 11 Suisun Bay Station 6.1: 12 Chipps IslandStation 4.1: 12 Honker Bay Station 433: 12 Summary: 13 Condition and Reproduction 13 San Pablo Bay Station 12.5: 14 Carquinez StraitStation 8.1 14 Suisun Bay Station 6.1: 14 Chipps IslandStation 4.1: 14 Honker Bay Station 433: 14 Summary: 15 Reproductive Cycle and Cadmium Concentration 15 Conclusions 16 References 17

In situ ecosystem effects of trace contaminants in the San Francisco Bay Estuary; the necessary link to establishing water quality standards