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Open-File Report | 1998

Geochemical studies of anthropogenic and natural organic compounds at the Sonoma Baylands Wetland Demonstration Project site and adjacent marshlands, Sonoma County, California

Wilfred E. Pereira; Frances D. Hostettler; Robert J. Rosenbauer; Keith A. Kvenvolden; Fred Murphy

..................................................................................................... pg. 9 Introduction................................................................................. 11 Purpose and scope ...................................................................... 13 Study area...................................................................................... 14 Methods.................................................................................................... 15 Sample collection............................................................................ 15 Sample preparation and analysis ...................................................... 16 Elemental analyses.......................................................................... 17 Results and discussion ................................................................................ 17 Pilot site ......................................................................................... 17 Main site ........................................................................................ 24 Petaluma tidal marsh restoration project.......................................... 28 Adjacent marshland tidal marsh channels ......................................... 30 Conclusions............................................................................................... 34 Acknowledgment...................................................................................... 35 References................................................................................................. 35 FIGURES 1. Tidal wetlands in 1848 in San Francisco Bay ......................................... 65 2. Map showing location of the Sonoma Bay lands Demonstration Project site ................................................................................... 66 3. The Sonoma Baylands Wetland Demonstration Project........................ 67 4. The Petaluma Tidal Marsh Restoration Project..................................... 68 5. Distributions of aliphatic hydrocarbons in sediment cores from the Pilot site and the adjacent marshland reference sites ................................... 69 6. (a) Concentrations of total PAHs in surficial sediments of the Pilot and adjacent marshland reference sites. ER-L (Effects Range-Low) and ER-M (Effects Range-Medium) concentrations for total PAHs. (b) Concentrations of total DDTs in surficial sediments of the Pilot and adjacent marshland reference sites. ER-L (Effects Range-Low) and ER-M (Effects Range-Medium) concentrations for total DDTs .................... 70 7. Distributions of aliphatic hydrocarbons in sediment cores from the Main site, the Petaluma Tidal Marsh Restoration Project, and reference sites in the adjacent marshlands .................................................................. 71 8. (a) Concentrations of total PAHs in surficial sediments of the Main site and adjacent marshland reference sites. ER-L (Effects Range-Low) concentrations for total PAHs. (b) Concentrations of total DDTs in surficial sediments of the Main and adjacent marshland reference sites. ERL (Effects Range-Low) and (ER-M) Effects Range-Medium concentrations for total DDTs ....................................................... 72 9. (a) Concentrations of total PAHs in surficial sediments of the Petaluma tidal Marsh Restoration Project site. ER-L (Effects Range-Low) and ERM (Effects Range-Medium) concentrations for total PAHs. (b) Concentrations of total DDTs in surficial sediments of the Petaluma Tidal Marsh Restoration Project site. ER-L (Effects Range-Low) and ER-M (Effects Range-Medium) concentrations for total DDTs ......... 73 10. Sampling locations of benthic sediments in tidal marsh channels in the marshlands adjacent to the SBWDP site ........................................... 74 11. Distributions of aliphatic hydrocarbons in benthic sediments of tidal marsh channels in the marshland adjacent to the SBWDP site .............. 75 12. (a) Concentrations of total PAHs in benthic sediments of tidal marsh channels in the marshlands adjacent to the SBWDP site. ER-L (Effects Range-Low) and ER-M (Effects Range-Medium) concentrations for total PAHs. (b) Concentrations of total DDTs in benthic sediments of tidal marsh channels in the marshlands adjacent to the SBWDP site. ER-L (Effects Range-Low) and ER-M (Effects Range-Medium) concentrations for total DDTs ........................................................................... 76 13. Relation between total organic carbon (TOC) and total alkanes in benthic sediments of tidal marsh channels in the marshlands adjacent to the SBWDP site ...................................................................................... 77 14. Relation between total organic carbon (TOC) and total PAHs in benthic sediments of tidal marsh channels in the marshlands adjacent to the SBWDP site............................................................................. 78 15. Relation between total alkanes and total DDTs in benthic sediments of tidal marsh channels in the marshlands adjacent to the SBWDP site ....... 79 16. Relation between total organic carbon (TOC) and total DDTs in benthic sediments of tidal marsh channels in the marshlands adjacent to the SBWDP site of tidal marsh channels in the marshlands ...................... 80


Environmental Science & Technology | 1999

Natural hydrocarbon background in benthic sediments of Prince William Sound, Alaska: Oil vs coal

Jeffrey W. Short; Keith A. Kvenvolden; Paul R. Carlson; Frances D. Hostettler; Robert J. Rosenbauer; Bruce A. Wright


Archive | 1990

31. HYDROCARBON GASES IN TERTIARY AND QUATERNARY SEDIMENTS OFFSHORE PERU—RESULTS AND COMPARISONS 1

Keith A. Kvenvolden; Tamara J. Frank; Margaret Golan-Bac


Proceedings of the Ocean Drilling Program. Scientific results | 1995

22. HIGH-MOLECULAR-WEIGHT HYDROCARBONS IN A SOUTH LATITUDE SETTING OFF THE COAST OF CHILE, SITE 8591

Keith A. Kvenvolden; Jürgen Rullkötter; Frances D. Hostettler; John B. Rapp; Ralf Littke; Ulrich Disko; Barbara M. Scholz-Böttcher


Archive | 1990

16. HYDROCARBONS IN SEDIMENT OF THE WEDDELL SEA, ANTARCTICA1

Keith A. Kvenvolden; Frances D. Hostettler; Tamara J. Frank


Open-File Report | 2009

Natural Offshore Oil Seepage and Related Tarball Accumulation on the California Coastline - Santa Barbara Channel and the Southern Santa Maria Basin: Source Identification and Inventory

T.D. Lorenson; Frances D. Hostettler; Robert J. Rosenbauer; Kenneth E. Peters; Jennifer A. Dougherty; Keith A. Kvenvolden; Christina E. Gutmacher; Florence L. Wong; William R. Normark


U.S. Geological Survey Toxic Substances Hydrology Program: Proceedings of the Technical Meeting | 1994

A survey of molecular marker compounds in sediments of San Francisco Bay, California

Frances D. Hostettler; John B. Rapp; Keith A. Kvenvolden


Archive | 1991

23. ALIPHATIC HYDROCARBONS IN SEDIMENTS FROM PRYDZ BAY, ANTARCTICA1

Keith A. Kvenvolden; Frances D. Hostettler; John B. Rapp; Tamara J. Frank


Archive | 2002

Hydrothermal Tar Mounds in Escanaba Trough, Southern Gorda Ridge

Randolph A. Koski; David A. Clague; R. A. Rosenbauer; Frances D. Hostettler; Keith A. Kvenvolden; Paul J. Lamothe


Archive | 2001

Geochemical Effects of Microbial Degradation on a Long-term Diesel Fuel Spill

Frances D. Hostettler; John J. Kolak; Keith A. Kvenvolden

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Frances D. Hostettler

United States Geological Survey

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John B. Rapp

United States Geological Survey

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Robert J. Rosenbauer

United States Geological Survey

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Wilfred E. Pereira

United States Geological Survey

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Paul R. Carlson

United States Geological Survey

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Bruce A. Wright

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

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Christina E. Gutmacher

United States Geological Survey

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Florence L. Wong

United States Geological Survey

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Jeffrey W. Short

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

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Jennifer A. Dougherty

United States Geological Survey

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