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2005, Volume 39, Pages 1492-1505 Lieven Bervoets,* Judith Voets, Adrian Covaci, Shaogang Chu, Diab Qadah, Roel Smolders, Paul Schepens, and Ronny Blust: Errata on Manuscript: Use of Transplanted Zebra Mussels (Dreissena polymorpha) To Assess the Bioavailability of Microcontaminants in Flemish Surface Waters Page 1495. In Table 1, for some sites (sites 26, 27, and 28) clay and OC content were interchanged. Page 1498. In Table 5, for all sites clay and OC content were interchanged (the column heading was wrong) and for site 20 presented values for clay and OC are wrong. The corrected data are given in the tables below.

TABLE 1: Location and Mussel Survival, along with Selected Water and Sediment Characteristics for the Different Sampling Sitesa,b Site

Name and place

Type

Location

pH

Ca mg/L

O2 in %

Clay %

TOC %

Survival %

# cages

26 27 28

Fort 4 Fort 5 Fort 6

Lake Lake Lake

Mortsel Antwerp Antwerp

7.8 8.1 7.9

82 73 71

86.8 63.0 56.5

nd nd nd

4.70 2.63 3.70

100 100 100

3 3 3

a

The number of cages recovered are indicated.

b

R: resident mussels sampled; nd: not determined; TOC: Total Organic Carbon.

TABLE 5: Concentrations of Metals in Sediments in µg/g Dry wt from Waterbodies in Flanders in 2001-2002a,b Site

As

Cd

Cr

Cu

Hg

Ni

Pb

Zn

% clay

% OC

20

9.9

2.4

33

57

0.41

17

90

438

0.5

1.1

a

b

ND: not determined; OC: organic carbon. Source: (website: http:// www.vmm.be/geoview/geoinfo/fysicochemie), with the exception of sites 26-30.

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