Regression Model for Explaining and Predicting Concentrations of Dieldrin in Whole Fish from United States Streams
By Lisa H. Nowell, Charles G. Crawford, Naomi Nakagaki, Gail P. Thelin and David M. Wolock
Scientific Investigations Report 2006-5020, published 2006.
Figure 9
Probability of streams having whole-fish concentrations greater than 120 µg/kg, which is the New York criterion for protection of fish-eating wildlife (noncancer effects) from Newell and others (1987).
Whole-fish samples are assumed to have 6.2 percent lipid content (the mean value for all whole fish sampled by the NCBP and NAWQA programs combined). mi, mile; µg/kg, microgram per kilogram.
Figure 9 - Probability of streams having whole-fish concentrations greater than 120 µg/kg, which is the New York criterion for protection of fish-eating wildlife (noncancer effects) from Newell and others (1987).