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.- Hg,  Cd,  Pb,  Cu  and  Zn  were  analyzed  in  mollusks, crustaceans (soft tissue - µg/g dry weight), seabirds and marine  mammals  (kidney,  liver  and  muscle  -  µg/g  wet  weight), from  Patagonian  coast  of  Argentina.  Levels  of  Hg  were undetected or very low. Higher than allowable Cd levels for human ,consumption ,were  recorded  in  some ,mollusks ,(up  to 6.75 µg/g), even though its origin would be mainly natural. Pb concentrations in crustaceans from San Antonio bay (10.00 – 13.20 µg/g) were related to an old mining activity. Contents of Cu and Zn were in most cases within the ranges reported in the literature.  Key words:  trace  elements,  mollusks,  crustaceans,  seabirds,

Metales pesados en organismos marinos de la zona costera de la Patagonia argentina continental