Shatt 59.5 - 148.4 [23] river Table (3): Comparison of petroleum residues in polluted sediment estimated by fluorescence spectroscopy in different area. Location (µg/g) Falmouth 48.0 [11] Bay (UK) Carmarthen 34.0 References Bay (UK) Liverpool 29.0 Odewumi, A., Oil Pollution in Bay (UK) Nigeria, A Report on Environmental Coast of 0.8 - 19.0 [12] Pollution Shell Pet. Dev. Co. Warri, Oman 1987. Odu, C. T. I.: 1977, Microbiology of Gulfe of Lion 3.0 - 420.0 [13] soils contaminated with petroleum Bay of 132.0 hydrocarbons Natural Marseilles rehabilitation and reclamation of Saudia 13.0 - 540.0 [14] soil affected, Inst. Petroleum Arabia Technol., 1977; 1, 77–105. 82.0 - 122.0 [15] Hussain, N.A. and Ahmed, S.M. Influence of hydrographic Saudia 62.0 - [16] conditions on the interaction Arabia 1400.0 between ichthyicplankton and NW Arabian 0.4 - 40.0 [17] macrozooplankton at Khor Az Gulf Zubair lagoon, Iraq, Arabian Gulf. Shatt 2.6 - 44.0 Qatar Univ. Sci.J., 1999, 18: Arab river Khor 3.5 - 5.0 Al-Badran, B., Al–Beyati, F. and Abdullah, Y. 1996. Heavy Minerals Shatt 3.7 - 26.0 [18] distribution in the lower part of the river Shatt Al-Arab river, South Iraq. Shatt 8.5 - 38.3 [19] Marina Mesopotamica, 11(1): 17– river 26. NW Arabian 2.5 - 10.7 UNESCO (1976). Guide to the Gulf operational procedures for IGOSS Shatt 9.7 - 38.0 [20] pilot project on marine pollution river (petroleum) monitoring. IOC / Khor 21.0 - 178.0 [21] WMO (Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission / Al-Arab 28.8 - 275.4 [22] World Meteorological Office). river
Table (3): Comparison of petroleum residues in polluted sediment estimated by fluorescence spectroscopy in different area. Location (µg/g) Falmouth Bay (UK) 48.0 [11] Carmarthen Bay (UK) 34.0 Liverpool Bay (UK) 29.0 Coast of Oman 0.8 - 19.0 [12] Gulfe of Lion 3.0 - 420.0 [13] Bay of Marseilles 132.0 Saudia Arabia 13.0 - 540.0 [14] 82.0 - 122.0 [15] Saudia Arabia 62.0 - 1400.0 [16] NW Arabian Gulf 0.4 - 40.0 [17] Shatt river 2.6 - 44.0 Khor 3.5 - 5.0 Shatt river 3.7 - 26.0 [18] Shatt river 8.5 - 38.3 [19] NW Arabian Gulf 2.5 - 10.7 Shatt river 9.7 - 38.0 [20] Khor 21.0 - 178.0 [21] Al-Arab river 28.8 - 275.4 [22] Shatt river 59.5 - 148.4 [23] References Odewumi, A., Oil Pollution in Nigeria, A Report on Environmental Pollution Shell Pet. Dev. Co. Warri, 1987. Odu, C. T. I.: 1977, Microbiology of soils contaminated with petroleum hydrocarbons Natural rehabilitation and reclamation of soil affected, Inst. Petroleum Technol., 1977; 1, 77–105. Hussain, N.A. and Ahmed, S.M. Influence of hydrographic conditions on the interaction between ichthyicplankton and macrozooplankton at Khor Az Zubair lagoon, Iraq, Arabian Gulf. Qatar Univ. Sci.J., 1999, 18: Al-Badran, B., Al–Beyati, F. and Abdullah, Y. 1996. Heavy Minerals distribution in the lower part of the Shatt Al-Arab river, South Iraq. Marina Mesopotamica, 11(1): 17– 26. UNESCO (1976). Guide to the operational procedures for IGOSS pilot project on marine pollution (petroleum) monitoring. IOC / WMO (Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission / World Meteorological Office). Arab
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