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Samples of sea-surface microlayer (SMIC) and subsurface bulkwater were collected along a pollution gradient in the German Bight region of the North Sea in March 1990. Toxicity was assessed using cryopreserved veliger larvae of the Pacific oyster Crassostrea gigas L. and the Manila clam Tapes philippinarurn Adams & Reeve. Water samples were analysed for copper, lead and organotins. The results indicate that toxicity and chemical concentrations are greater in the microlayer than in the subsurface waters and decline with increased distance offshore.

Toxicity and chemistry of the sea-surface microlayer in the North Sea using a cryopreserved larval bioassay