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Twenty-sixth Quarterly Progress Rept, Study of Woodborer Populations in Relation to Oyster Creek Generating Station to Gpu Nuclear, 810822-1120
ML20039E103
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Site: Oyster Creek
Issue date: 11/30/1981
From: Belmore C, Hillman R, Maciolekblake
BATTELLE NEW ENGLAND MARINE RESEARCH LABORATORY
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i PROGRESS REPORT FOR THE TWENTY-SIXTH QUARTER 1

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STUDY OF WOODBORER POPULATIONS IN RELATION TO OYSTER CREEK GENERATING STATION to i

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N. ilaciolek-Blake, C.I. Belmore, and R.E. Hillman l

Report No. 15091 August 22 to November 20, 1981 i

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or publicity purposes, and this report may not be reproduced in futi or in part for such purposes.

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SUMMARY

i INTRODUCTION........................................................

1 PROCEDURES AND INTERIM DATA.........................................

1 Exposure Panels...........................................

1 Water Quality.............................................

12 Teredinid Gonadal Development Studies.....................

12 LIST OF TABLES Table 1.

Geographical Locations of Exposure Panel Arrays in Barnegat Bay, New Jersey.................................

3 Table 2.

Incidence of Teredinidae in Panels Removed September 9-10, 1981...............................................

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Incidence of Teredinidae in Panels Removed October 6-7, 1981................................................

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Incidence of Teredinidae in Panels Removed November 3-4, 1981................................................

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Incidence of Lim wria in Panels Removed September, Oc tober, and November, 1981..............................

11 Table 6.

Water Quality at Exposure Panel Stations, September 9-10, 1981...............................................

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Water Quality at Exposure Panel Stations, October 6-7, 1981...........................

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Water Quality at Exposure Panel Stations, November I

3-4, 1981................................................

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Condition of Gonads of Teredinid Borers Removed I

from Exposure Panels in Barnegat Bay from August through October, 1981....................................

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Figure 1.

Outline of Barnegat Bay Show%g Geographical Locations of Exposure Panels.............................

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I EXECUTIVE

SUMMARY

This progress report presents data for field and laboratory work during the period August 22 to November 20, 1981.

During that time, three field trips were made to retrieve and replace long-and short-term panels at each of 20 stations, and to measure temperature, salinity, pH and dissolved oxygen. All work was accomplished, but the entire rack of panels was missing at Station 13 (Rocknak's Yacht Basin, Cedar Creek) in October, and we were requested to remove the rack at Station 16 (Berkeley Yacht Basin, Seaside) in November.

The rack was replaced at Station 13 in November, and we will locate a new site for Station 16 in December.

Laboratory analysis of the panels showed Teredo bartschi present at Oyster Creek Stations 5 and 7 in September, October and November panels, and a single specimen at Station 10A in November.

T. navalis continues to be most common at Station 1, near Barnegu Inlet. Bankia gouldi occur-red in low numbers at several stations along the western shore of Barnegat Bay.

Panels from several stations had no shipworms present.

Limnoria spp.

were present at Stations 1, 2, 3, 4, and 4A, where they have been recorded for the last several years, and were also seen at Station 15 in September.

Specimens examined for gonad analysis during August and September showed the shipworms to be primarily in the ripe and spawning stages where-as by October most gonads were in the spent condition. Many of the spent goneds were in young males that had probably set during the early-to-mid-summer months and became sexually mature.

Histopathological observations revealed a heavy incidence of Minchinia infections in Teredo bartschi, especially at Station 7.

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I STUDY OF WOODBORER POPULATIONS IN RELATION TO I

OYSTER CREEK GENERATING STATION by N. Maciolek-Blake, C.I. Belmore, and R.E. Hillman INTRODUCTION Battelle's New England Marine Research Laboratory is conducting I

an investigation to determine whether the generating station is affecting the resident marine borer population in Oyster Creek to the extent that that population is contributing significantly to marine borer-caused damage in Barnegat Bay.

A description of the program and procedures used may be found in the Fifth Annual Report titled Study of Woodborer Populations in Rela-I tion to the Oyster Creek Generating Station, Report 15040, dated February 27, 1981.

This report presents data for the twenty-sixth quarterly period from August 22 to November 20, 1981.

PROCEDURES AND INTERIM DATA Exposure Panels The long-term and short-term exposure panels were retrieved and replaced with new untreated pre-soaked (for two weeks) panels at the 20 exposure sites in Barnegat Bay and adjacent waters (Figure 1) during the periods September 9-10, October 6-7, and November 3-4, 1981.

Long-term and short-term panels at all stations were retrieved and replaced with two exceptions. At Station 13, the entire rack of panels was missing in Octo-ber,1981, and a new rack was installed the following month on November 3, 1981. At Station 16, the owner of the Berkely Yacht Basin requested that we remove the rack from that location in November,1981. Although we were able to retrieve the November panels, we were not able immediately to locate a new site for the rack.

Table 1 describes the geographical locations of the exposure sites.

The data for the laboratory examination of the panels may be found in Tables 2 through 5.

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OUTLI::E OF BARNECAT BAY SII0'.!It:C CEOGRAPilICAL LOCATIONS OF I

EXPOSURE PANELS

TABLE 1.

GEOGRAPilICAL LOCATIONS OF BATTELLE NEW ENGLAND MARINE RESEARC11 LABORATORY'S EXPOSURE PANEL ARRAYS IN BARNEGAT BAY, NEW JERSEY Structure to be used for Nearest Previous Approximate Latitude Site No.

Site Suspension of Rack Data Stations and Longitude 1.

Barnegat Coast Guard Finger Pier WC 1 Lat. 39' 45.8'N Station, Barnegat Inlet UFCL 1948-1967 Long. 74* 06.5'W 2.

Ashton Marina Bulkhead WC 13,14 Lat. 39' 40'N Long. 74* 13'W

?450 Bay Ave.

Manahawkin 3.

Iggic's Marina Bulkhead WC 16,17,10,19 Lat. 39' 45'N Long. 74 12.5'W East Bay Ave.

Barnegat (Conklin Island) l 4.

Liberty Harbor Marina Bulkhead WC 21 Lat. 39' 47'N R. Turner Long. 74* 11'W Washington Ave.

Warctown Rutgers U.

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Holiday Harbor Marina Bulkhead WC 21 Lat. 39' 48'N R. Turner Long. 74* 11'N Lighthouse Drive Waretoun Rutgers U.

5, Mouth of Oyster Creek, Dock WC 29,30 Lat, 39' 48.5'N Lot 4, Compass Road Rutgers U.

Long. 74* 10.3'W Offshore End Lat. 39' 48.5'N 6.

Oyster Creek #1 Dock Long. 74* 10.35'W Lagoon, Inshore End 37 Capstan Drive 7.

Private Dock End of Dock WC 27,28 Lat. 39' 48.5'N Dock Ave.

R. Turner Long. 74* 11.1'W Oyster Creek Rutgers U.

Sands Pt. Harbor Wa'rctown

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Site Suspension of Rack Data Stations and Longitude 1

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Oyster Creek-R.R.

Cross Member WC 26 Lat. 39' 48.7'N Bridge Bridge Rutgers U.

Long. 74* 12'W Discharge Canal 9.

Forked River Cross Member WC 31 Lat 39* 49.2'N South Branch R.R. Bridge Rutgers U.

Long. 74* 12.2'W Intake Canal j

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Teds Marina Pier WC 33,34 Lat. 39' 50.l'N Bay Ave.

Long. 74* ll.6'W i

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Long. 74* 10.1'W Forked River s

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Forked River Bulkhead WC 35 Lat. 39' 49.7'N

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Long. 74* 10'W i

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Stouts Creek Bulkhead WC 38,40,41 Lat 39* 50.5'N 1273 Capstan Drive R. Turner Long. 74* 08.8'W Wurtz Rutgers U.

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Rocknak's Yacht Basin End of Pier WC 46 Lat. 39' 52'N j

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Long. 74* 09'W l

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Site No.

Site Suspension of Rack Data Stations and Longitude 14.

Dicks Landing Pier WC 49 Lat. 39* 54'W Island Drive R. Turner Long. 74* 08.l'W Bayville (llolly Park)

Nelson 15.

Winter Yacht Basin Inc.

Pier WC 57 Lat. 40* 02.5'N Rt. 528 Long. 74* 03.5'W Mantoloking Bridge W. Mantoloking 16.

Berkely Yacht Basin Pier WC 60,61 Lat. 39* 55.9'N J. Street Long. 74* 04.9'W Seaside 17.

Island Beach Pier WC 68 Lat. 39* 47.1'N State Park Long. 74* 05.9'W c'

(Sedge Island)

All exposure panel racks suspended in a minimum water depth at mean low water of at least three feet.

Racks hung with nylon line from existing structures so the bottom panels are close to, but not touching the bottom. Racks at Forked River railroad bridge and Oyster Creek railroad bridge suspended with wire rope.

WC = Woodward-Clyde WFCL = William F. Clapp Laboratories

^ Site 4-A installed April, 1977 Sites 10 A, 10 B installed April, 1978.

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INCIDEtlCE OF TEREDINIDAE IN PAtlELS REMOVED SEPTEf1BER 9-10, 1981 No. of Percent Size Range Site Panel Specimens Filled i n nin.

Species Identification Remarks 1

P 800 98 5-35 800 T. navalis Ripe gonads and larvae C

1250 75 6-30 1250 T. navalis Ripe gonads and larvae 5

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3 Teredinidae*

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450 35

<l-45 130 T. bartschi, Ripe gonads and larvae 320 Teredinidac*

C 212 1

<l-7 2 T. bartschi, 210 Teredinidae*

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<1 1 Teredinidae*

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P 1

<1 2

1 Teredinidae*

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10 P

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<1 34 1 B.goulds C

0 10A P

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105-150 3 B.gouldi C

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11 17 45-135 4 B.gouldi,5 T.navalis, 2 T. navalis, 2 Teredinidae 2 Teredinidae**

dead C

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1 Teredinidae*

13 P

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93-160 3 B.gouldi C

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Species Identification Remarks 14 P

14 20 1-205 9 B.gouldi,4 T.navalis, 1 Teredinidae*

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Short-term panel, submerged August 4-5, 1981.

  • = Too small to speciate.
    • = Damaged or missing pallets.

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INCIDENCE OF TEREDINIDAE IN PANELS REMOVED OCTOBER 6-7, 1981 ll l

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Site Panel Specimens Filled in mm.

Species Identification Remarks i

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800 99

<l-45 100 T. navaZis, I

j 700 Teredinidae*

<1% were alive C

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<1-2 27 Teredinidae*

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145 15

<l-295 1 B.gouldi, 9 T. bartschi 5 T. bartschi with 135 Teredinidae*

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<1 3 Teredinidae*

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P 1150 80

<l-150 2 B.gouldi,130 T. bartschi, Many T. bartschi ao i

1028 Teredinidae*

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<1 48 Teredinidae*

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140 1 T. navalis C

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220 1 B. gouldi C

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Species identification Remarks 11 P

9 20 80-260 4 B.gouldi,5 T. navalis 3 T. nwalis dead C

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14 P

12 35 38-260 8 B. gouldi, 3 T. navalis 1

1 Teredo spp.*

C 0

15 P

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100 1 B. gouldi C

0 17 P

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<l-18 3 T. navalis,1 Teredinidae*

C 0

Sites 2-4A, 10 and 16:

no Teredinidae present.

Site 13, no panel recovered.

P = Long-tenn, submerged April 6-7, 1981.

C = Short-tenn panel, submerged September 9-10, 1981.

  • = flot speciated due to size or condition of pallets.

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INCIDENCE OF TEREDINIDAE IN PANELS REMOVED NOVEMBER 3-4, 1981 s.

Size Range i

Site Panel Specimens Filled in mm.

Species identification Remarks 3

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P 490 99 2-70 190 T. navalis, Only 14 live 300 Teredinidae*

C 0

5 P

440 40

<l-80 90 T. bartschi, 350 Teredinidae*

C 0

7 P

550 50

<l-45 250 T. bartschi, Umbonate larvae l

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present I

C 0

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P 3

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<l-52 2 T. navalis, 1 dead i

1 Teredinidae*

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0 10A P

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2-50 1 T. bartschi, 1 Terado spp.*

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70-150 1 B. gouldt, 2 T. navalis i

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12 P

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92-183 2 B. gouldi l

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<l-153 1 B. gould{, 5 Teredinidae*

C 0

15 P

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1 T. navalis 1 dead C

0 Sites 2-4A, 6, 9-10,10B,16 and 17:

no Teredinidae present.

New rack installed at Station 13 - no panels examined.

P = Long-term panel, submerged May 4-5, 1981.

C = Short-term panel, submerged October 6-7, 1981.

  • = Not speciated due to size or condition of pallets.

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TABLE 5.

INCIDENCE OF LDMORIA IN PANELS REMOVED SEPTEMBER, OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER, 1981 September October hovember No. of flo. of No. of flo. of No. of flo. of Site Panel Tunnels Specimens Tunnels Specimens Tunnels Specimens __

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P 220 170*

130 45*

32 3

C 13 5

7 4

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P 380 340**

350 100*

178 63*

C 3

2 0

0 3

P 260 200**

200 200 0

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1 0

4 560 500**

720 720**

220 200**

3 2

2 0

0 4A P

6300 5800 6500 4500 7000 5000 C

320 200*

48 40 3

3 15 P

46 16 0

0 C

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0 Sites 5-14, 16 and 17: no Lim 7mria present.

P = Long-term panel, submerged 6 months.

C = Short-term panel, submerged 1 month.

  • = Juveniles present.
    • = Gravid females and juvcniles present.

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Water Quality Salinity, water temperature, dissolved oxygen, and pH wei 'a dete Tained with a Hydrolab (flodel II B), calibrated prior to each day's use. The results for September, October and November, 1981 may be found in Tables 6 through 8.

Teredinid Gonadal Development Studies Table 9 shows the gonad condition of the teredinid borers col-lected in August, September and October, 1981.

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from panels exposed for periods ranging from 6 to 12 months.

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WATER QUALITY AT EXPOSURE PANEL STATIONS SEPTEMBER 9-10, 1981 Depth in 07 Station Date Time Feet Salinity (o/ool Temp ( C)

(mg/ll pH 1

9/9/81 1450 3.0 32.3 22.8 7.1 7.9 2

9/9/81 1520 2.5 32.9 23.3 6.5 7.5 3

9/9/81 1550 2.5 30.7 23.6 7.1 7.5 4

9/9/81 1615 3.0 30.0 23.4 6.4 7.6 4A 9/9/81 1630 3.0 30.4 23.9 6.1 7.8 5

9/10/81 1030 2.5 28.9 22.3 6.6 7.7 6

9/10/81 1005 2.5 29.0 21.8 6.8 7.7 7

9/10/80 0950 3.0 29.5 21.3 6.4 7.7 8

9/9/81 1645 3.0 28.9 22.9 6.9 7.9 E3 9

9/9/81 1700 3.0 29.6 23.2 6.9 7.9 10 9/9/81 1805 3.0 26.0 23.9 7.7 8.1 10A 9/9/81 1715 3.0 29.7 23.6 7.5 8.0 10B 9/9/81 1740 3.0 29.7 23.5 7.6 8.1 11 9/9/81 1745 2.5 30.7 22.9 7.1 8.0 12 9/10/81 0930 3.0 28.1 21.3 5.5 7.3 13 9/9/81 1825 3.0 23.4 23.2 7.7 7.1 14 9/9/81 1900 3.0 28.3 22.3 6.6 7.8 15 9/10/81 1150 3.0 25.3 21.9 6.5 7.6 16 9/10/81 1215 3.0 23.5 21.9 7.0 7.7 17 9/10/81 1330 3.0 32.7 21.4 6.4 7.8 l

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WATER QUALITY AT EXPOSURE PAtlEL STATI0flS OCTOBER 6-7, 1981 I

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Station Date Time Feet Salinity (o/oo)

Temp ( C)

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1 10/6/81 1900 3.5 34.2 17.3 7.1 7.7 l

2 10/6/81 1920 3.0 33.1 16.4 7.8 7.9 l

3 10/6/81 1810 3.0 31.5 17.4 7.9 7.8 l

4 10/6/81 1750 3.0 30.7 17.2 7.7 7.7 4A 10/6/81 1730 2.5 31.0 17.2 8.2 7.8 i

5 10/7/01 1100 3.0 29.3 15.2 7.6 7.7 6

10/7/81 1045 2.5 29.3 15.4 7.4 7.7 7

10/7/81 1030 2.5 29.2 14.7 7.2 7.7 8

10/6/81 1720 3.0 28.7 16.2 8.1 7.7 9

10/7/81 1120 2.0 30.1 14.7 7.7 7.9 10 10/7/81 0915 3.0 27.0 15.2 7.0 7.7 10A 10/7/81 0930 2.5 30.1 15.1 7.1 7.5 10B 10/7/81 0940 3.0 30.3 15.1 7.3 7.7 11 10/7/81 0945 2.5 30.3 14.3 7.1 7.8 12 10/7/81 0905 3.0 28.8 15.1 7.7 7.7

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13 10/7/81 0850 3.0 23.1 14.5 7.1 7.7 14 10/7/81 0840 2.5 27.3 14.4 7.6 7.6 15 10/7/R1 1230 3.0 26.9 15.4 7.4 7.3 16 10/7/81 1245 3.0 23.1 15.1 8.0 7.8 17 10/7/81 1310 2.0 33.3 15.3 7.7 7.7 I

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WATER QUALITY AT EXPOSURE PANEL STATIONS NOVEMBER 3-4, 1981 l

Depth in 02 Station Date Time Feet Salibity (o/oo)

Temp 1 C)

(mg/1)_

pH i

1 11/3/81 1710 3.0 31.5 12.8 8.9 7.5 l

2 11/3/81 1630 2.0 30.0 12.7 9.3 7.6 l

3 11/3/81 1615 2.0

?31.0 13.1 9.3 7.4 4

11/3/81 1550 2.0

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13.5 9.0 7.5 4A 11/3/81 1540 2.0 29.7 13.7 9.7 7.6 l

5 11/4/81 1040 2.0 25.1 16.0 8.1 7.4 6

11/4/81 1025 1.0 25.2 16.0 8.0 7.5 7

11/4/81 1010 1.0 24.7 16.5 7.9 7.3 8

11/3/81 1520 1.0 27.3 16.9 9.4 7.5 UI 9

11/3/81 1450 2.0 28.3 13.0 9.2 7.6 10 11/3/81 1340 3.0 22.7 14.2 8.5 7.3 i

10A 11/3/61 1400 2.0 28.3 15.6 9.0 7.4 10B 11/3/81 1415 2.0 28.5 13.7 9.3 7.4 11 11/3/81 1425 2.0 28.6 13.8 10.0 7.5 12 11/3/81 1310 2.0 24.5 13.1 9.7 7.5 l

13 11/3/81 1255 3.0 26.0 13.5 8.8 7.4 14 11/3/81 1220 2.0 23.1 13.1 8.9 7.5 15 11/3/81 1140 2.0 24.2 12.9 9.5 7.5 16 11/4/81 1150 2.0 16.9 12.5 8.4 7.4 17 11/4/81 1250 1.0 27.7 15.5 8.8 7.6 l

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CO*;DITION OF G07;A05 0F TEREDINID E0RERS REMOVED FRC 1

. I EXPOS'JRL PANELS IN BARNEGAT BAY FROM AUGUST THP,0 UGH

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EA = Early active; LA = i. ate active; R = Ripe; PS = Partially spawned; 5 = Spent; M = Male; F = Female; H = Hermapnrodite Specimen Month No. Mos.

Gonad tm.

Statinn Removed Exposed Species Sex Ccndition Coments 932 15 Aug 31 6

2:nkia geaLis M R

Cyst in gill 933 13 Aug 31 1

S: skia ga2Ln f;o discernable gonad; very young 984 10A Aug 81 1

Sankia J:aZdi No discernable gonad; very young i

935a 11 Aug 81 1

h.ki2 paRL No discernable gcnad; f

very young b

rankia gcaz!.

No discernable gonad; very young 986a 11 Aug 31 6

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Bankia p alii No discernable gonad

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933a 14 Aug 31 5xiki2 pa ki No discernable gonad; very young b

?: d ia p 2Lif No discernable gonad; very young c

S;nkia gcaLie No discernable gonad; very young 989a 14 Au] 81 6

Terei; nr.ulia M PS b

Tereb r.:valia M LA Gill lamellar hyper-plasia c

Terada navalia M LA Some leukocytosis under mantle epithelium I

990a 7

Aug al Tcecis herec S.i No discernable gonad; developing larvae in brood pouch; 1linchini b

Tercda bartaer.

No discernable gonad; develouing larvae in brocd pouch; specinen necrotic; moribund

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931 12 Aug 81 1

SankR j aLil M EA 992a 7

Aug al 12 Tcreia e wic.:r H

S Special panel; larvac in brood pouch; necro-I tic,probably dead when fixed b

Terc,i; i::stefri No discernable gonad; larvae in brood pnuch; I

necrotic; probably dead when fixed c

Ter.-ia b winfhi H S

Larvae in brood pouch; necrotic; probably 993 103 Aug 31 6

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Station Removed Exposed Species Sex Condition Coments 99:a 1

Aug 81 6

Tercio a va;ia M

EA b

Tereh navana M

EA

\\

c Ter.7h upalia

!;o discernable gonad d

Tereda nav2lia No discernable gonad; l Terada rava:ia M

EA e

f Teredo na92Ida M

EA f;ecrotic digestive j

tubules 9

Teredo r.aralia fio discernable gonad i

h Terch usa:ia F

EA i

Tcreda ravatis M

EA j

Tarch ravalia H

EA k

Tercia na::=lia H

EA 1

Tcra h u va:ia M

LA m

Tercio naralia No discernable gonad n

Tereh ra::2?fa M

EA 935 11 Aug 31 12 Sa kia goald; it R

Special panel 9]Ea 1

Aug 31 1

Tereb uvaZia ft EA b

Tereh uvalia M

S c

Tereb uvalis F

EA d

Teredc n=v2tia F

EA f

e Teredo navalis M

LA

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f Terab naea:ia F

EA g

Teredo navalia F

EA h

Terelo racalia F

EA i

Tercio ava;ic M

EA Necrotic 1esions in digestive gland j

Teredo nau:Ifa M

EA Gills necrotic; some hypertrophy of l

addactor muscle 997a 10a Sept 81 6

Brzkia gculdi No discernable gor.3d b

B:dia gcuidi M

S c

Ta kia gcuidi M

S 993a 13 Sept al 6

B,rnkia goulii M

S b

s2dia gou;al PS Cyst in mantle from i

relatively large

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)

c Bad ia gculdi M

PS 9933 S

Sept 81 6

Teredo banachi H PS b

Terch bartachi H

PS

. g 1003 IS Sept 81 6

2cech rm2?is M

S 3

1001a 11 Sept 81 6

Bankia goulb M

S b

Bv1ki: gouldi M

S c

BvMa goulli M

S i

d 22nkia puli.

M PS 1002a 1

Sept 81 Tere b navalic F

R b

Terch navalia F

R Early larvae in brood pouch Il C

Torch n;0alla 11 PS d

Terni; nrratia No discernable gonad; early 1arvae in brood 4j pouch l

e Tercdo navalia 11 S

f Terch n2ailia F

P.

g Torc h u.za.z la F

PS h

T+:rak n.:va:is F

PS

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i Tcre la nasalia F

PS Early 1arvae '. brood j

pouch j

Tercio rx2Lia F

PS Early larvae in brood 1

pouch k

Tcreh navilia H

PS 1

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(continued)

Specic'en

ionth No. fios.

Gon3d I

No.

St1 tion Recoved Exposed Species Sex Condition Cc"unents 1003 10 Sept 81 6

aMi:

a?Ji it PS 100:a 11 Sept 81 6

Tcrc h n a alia M S

"t r ~,.'

b Tereh nava:La M S

Mineh:> La c

Tcrah navalia M S

l tin. hi>: a 10:Sa 1

Sept 81 6

Terch nav2lis F PS b

Tcech ravalia F PS Early. 'i :'::ini ~

I plasmodia c

Tercia nr 2 tis F PS Early, in: s ::

plasnodia d

Tarch navalla F S

iinchi' u plas~odia e

Teredo navalia M PS Minv u la plas=Cdia f

Tercia navalis F PS Early,' inch:r i:

plasmodia g

F PS IC L 12 Sept 31 12 xnkia p aLi:

Special panel; no dis-

'I cernable 90ned; he o-cytic infilltraticn into several tissues b

S:nkia pa:n No discernable gonad 1007a 14 Sept 81 6

Tercia r va:ia F S

b Tere h navalia M S

c Tereh r.avalis M S

d Tcrch naniia F S

I 1000a 7

Sept 81 Terch burschi H S

Early ?!ini:... -

b Terch barts.~,

No discernable gonad;

ine n ia c

Terch b2rtschi H S

?!inchi> u d

Tercia bart:ahi F PS Ear 1y.'ine dnta I

e Terch barts:a H S

"su;::ma f

Terede barta:hi H S

Mine ini:

g Terch b2rtachi H S

?! inch.> ia h

Terch bartsent, No discernable gonad; larvae in bread panel-Min hin u 1

Teredo bart nhi H S

!in: in::

j Terch bartachi No discernable goriad;

!!!nchinia I

k Tercio barcachi H S

Teveh bartachi Minchini:

1 Tereh barta ni H S

llinchinia n

Terch bartschi H PS Occasional L ehini:

plasmodia; cardiac in-flarnation n

Tere b bartse; H PS Min:hinia 1009a 7

Sept 81 12 Tercdo bartce :c H PS Special panel; early Minnv da plasmodia I

b Tcreda b2rtschi No discernable gonad; larvae in brood pouch

! *. r

.?

. 1 c

Terah bartschi No discernable gonad; I

larvae in brood pcuch Minahinia d

Ter.?.la b rt:ch, H S

'innhinia e

Tar d3 birtach H S

Mina inia f

Tarc.i> Lartahi H S

Minchinia I

9 Tcrch bartaahi H S

Larvae in brood pouch; Mimh;n:a h

Terch _ art < 2 45 No discern-3ble gonad; larvae in brcod poach Minshim s i

Terada bart rhi H S

'!in hin?a j

Tereb hartachi No discern 3ble gonad;

!!!n:his la

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t l6 i

1Y:T3 6-

)acupu. rap (

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No* ucs-9cuop J

sda3t:au ucuat yc-s2catou d0c0^JP 3F osap 5 aogas sax 3auptp oo

)ouwauqs 7

10221 1

001 81 9

Ca3Fr ' ='r718 H

5 l

q tdeTC 3 ri'r

  • d W

dS 3

cac:;c urcr;;s yc ptsna;uegla 6cutpt lyucippr p

carpc u.r;;e 3

3 a

ysupc ::ar;;c y

5 yucppr caerc >=r:;e u

s yapaop o t,;u c;ppr g

6 c aspc urr7;e no pis3aauvqta 5cuvpt l

uaaJc2;31,;ucq;pr 102Ee l

030 8l 9

CJ*TC 3

  • 30h7 H

dS i;;ucq;pr q

cas7c arasec :

yo pis3a;ueqla 5cutpt

,,pucppr 3

c ac>7c q:a;cc -

g 5

y<
cqq :v p

caerc :ra:acyj 3

s

uc ypr a
sas;c ca.mq; yo pts 3a;usqta 5curpt ucq;s 3r 1

CJ?FT ? J^'Cq?

H S

5

eaerc qra;ccq; yo ptsoa;utqta 5;utpt te;Aes tu q;cep d0, ray y

caope qr.2 sci:

No p;s3a;ueqta 5cuvpt

,;uc n ;v i

g 2aaspc 7ra2ecip uo ptsaa;ueqla 5cuvpt

,;ucq; ;r f

CJ??0 ?rJ;trq?

NC pts 3aJUE4la 5ouept

,;uc<
wr g

1 CWTC ? :J;' rq; H

S

',;u cq ;pr l

CJJTC ?rJ7Prq' H

S ucqjpr a

leaarc qra:c..y; 3

s U

2J EC ? C';C'*

H dS E

o C adPC 7"a;ecq; H

s

]'eJAea tu qJoop dcn3ut f

f;;acq;pr L02;P i

031 8l 9

Eruq;r fe77; No pis3a;uecta 5cuop q

sruk7= E=VT?

U S

l02SP i

033 2l 12 C daFC ara m V?

H S

sd,apet deualt q

CNFC ? a 43 #4 7 H

S

, ;u cqqpr 3

isaa.fc ara m q; g

s n;ucpu;r p

caerc qra m yn y

s

,;;u cq;u;r a

cas;c Na:ccq; g

5 l;;uc?pr dlesaca i 8

3 23JF'IC ?rd m k7 H

S 6

leac;c qranec -

H

pucq;u;r dlesuopse y

1?aerc qra;cc93 n

s

.;;uc9;pv caerc ?rasecq; yo ptsaa;uegla Ecutpi
,;ucq;u;r f

f t aepc isr.;cc43 uo pts 3a;ueqla 6caept I

te;Aea tu qacop donaq.

i

uc t;pr l

3 cae;c i c :ocq; n

gs

.;uc;pu;r 1

23J0E ?rd;cc N H

S

.!u cq;pe w

carpc r<.;euq y

s

,;ucq;pr U

cJtic ; :a:cc 1 n

5 l;;< q;pr o

i.sappa tra:tcq; n

ds

,;;uc ;u;r 1029 11 031 21 12

..ruc;r ' ::p -

sdapel deuat! uo pts-3a;ucqta boutpo hsa tu wrup a 1021 ll 031 81 12 23avic a:c p;c sda3let deuatt uo p;s.

3aauegla 5ourp 10280 ll 032 2[

9

sa>.;c a n p
c uo pis3aautqta bourpS

.oJtgnup

,e iq;.-

dlrswop!e q

faaolc u m p;c ato pisoaaurgga 6cutp 3

cav;c u:c r ;c uo p;saa;uegla 6cuop I

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(continued) 1 l

j Specimen Month No. Itos.

Gonad No.

Station Re-m ed Exposed Species Sex Condition Coment s 1010a 14 Sept 31 6

ar:kic puu:

No discernable gor.ad b

avsfa j;u:a; M

S l

c B2nki2 puidi.

M S

d Banki2 p ula:

M S

e Ban;ia p:das No discernable gonad f

Fankia p u!di M

EA Cysts g

Bankia p uidi 11 EA fl h

Bankia ;c:dat M

S i

Bankia pu!di l1 S

1011 10A Oct 31 6

Sankia gcu;di M

EA l

1012 15 Oct 31 6

Sankia puld:.

No discernable gonsd; 2

focal hemocytosis; granulocytoma 1013a 12 Oct 31 6

sanki.: puut it S

b Bankia pulli M

S l

1014a 14 Cet 31 6

Bankia pula:.

M S

Necrotic b

Bankic pulli M

S Necrotic c

Ea-kia p u!af M

S Necrotic d

Bankia pudi No discernable gonad;

(

necrotic l

e B:nkia pulli t1 5

l f

Eankia p ulli S

Cyst; necrotic diges-j tive tubules l

g Bankia pulli M

S Necrotic h

Sankia pa!di No discercable gonad; I

necrotic i

t 1015a 5

Oct 81 6

Tercio bar:: hi H

S Nine;: inia l

b Tered) bartschi H

S Mins: inia i

c Tcreda barta:hi H

S Early *in:hb::a l

pla srodi a i

d Tercio bartsch.

F S

MinchD:ia

\\

e Terela bartaa.::.

H S

A few early. 'in:hinia plasmodia f

Tereb b:rtachi H

S Early. 'ir. hinia plasmodia 9

Tere b barcacks No discernable gonad; larvae in brood poucr i

Minchinia h

Teredo bartsch.

H S

Ear 1y ::inw: inia plasmodia 1016 5

Oct 81 6

Bankia p ulli No discernable gonad; I

cysts; hemocytosis 1017a 14 Oct El 6

Tereb nr2fis F

S b

Tereda r.ava:ia F

S c

Teredo na::alia F

S Focal hemocytosis 1013 14 Oct 31 6

Terch ramIfa M

S 1019a 11 Oct 81 6

!Mukia pu di M

S Hemocytosis b

Bankia ; cu:JL 5

Hemocytosis; q anulo-I cytoma c

Eankia p ulcil M

S d

I; mkin pa!di M

S Cysts; focal hemo-cytosis 1020a 11 Oct 81 6

Terch na:alia M

S Mina iniz plasmodia b

Ter. b, mit.

F 5

,;,y
,

1021 8

Oct 31 6

Terc h,:e2;ia n

3

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