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Uptake and elimination of 4 labelled lipid-soluble xenobiotics (naphthalene, phenanthrene,2,4,5,2',4',5'-hexachlorobiphen(yPlC B), octachlorostyrene) were studied in 19 anthozoans and1 hydrozoan common to Bermudian waters. The concentration of radioactiv~ty In the tissues wasdetermined using liquid scintillation counting. All organisms tested took up radioactivity from thewater. However, elimination rates were very slow compared to those of other marine organisms.Naphthalene was the most rapidly eliminated compound of the 4 tested. There was a much higherconcentration of phenanthrene in the tissues than octachlorostyrene throughout the entire experiment.Tissue samples from Diploria strigosa taken 9 mo after exposure to PCB contained 84 % of the originalradioactivity. No general trend or correlation between species and amount of radioactivity taken upwas observed

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Investigation into the fate of 14C-labelled xenobiotics (naphthalene, phenan-threne, 2,4,5,2',4',5'-hexachlorobiphenyl, octachlorostyrene) in Bermudian corals