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Table 5. Bioaccumulation factor of PAHs in body tissues, fecal pellets and eggs of the copepod Acartia tonsa exposed to crude oil (5 µl L⁻¹, 48 h, artificial light) with two different food regimes:

Type of food	A.tonsa sample	Phe	Flua	Pyr	Chr	BbF
Rhodomonas sp.	body tissues	66	1023	190	68	n.d.
	fecal pellets	–	–	670	1471	5276
	eggs	–	902	–	48	n.d.
Oxyrrhis marina Rhodomonas sp.	body tissues	4	–	–	27	n.d.
	fecal pellets	–	–	–	992	288
	eggs	102	874	–	90	n.d.

(1) Rhodomonas sp. and (2) Rhodomonas sp plus Oxyrrhis marina. Phenanthrene (Phe), fluoranthene (Flua), pyrene (Pyr), chrysene (Chr), benzo[b]fluoranthene (BbF). Dash indicates no bioaccumulation (concentration in experimental treatment was similar or lower than in respective control treatment). n.d. = no detected.

Table 5. Bioaccumulation factor of PAHs in body tissues, fecal pellets and eggs of the copepod Acartia tonsa exposed to crude oil (5 µl L−1, 48 h, artificial light) with two different food regimes:

Table 5. Bioaccumulation factor of PAHs in body tissues, fecal pellets and eggs of the copepod Acartia tonsa exposed to crude oil (5 µl L⁻¹, 48 h, artificial light) with two different food regimes: