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Suggested Citation:"Appendix D: Supplementary Information for Bioaccumulation." National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. 2022. Review of Fate, Exposure, and Effects of Sunscreens in Aquatic Environments and Implications for Sunscreen Usage and Human Health. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/26381.
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TABLE D.1 Summary of Standard, or Near Standard, Test Guideline Studies on the Bioaccumulation of UV Filters to Aquatic Life

Compound Species Guideline System Exposure Type Analytical Confirmation of Exposure Solvent Study Duration (d) Tissues Analyzed Normalization Metric Route of Exposure BAF BMF BCF BSAF Citation
Uptake (d) Depuration (d) Total study (d)
Avobenzone Oncorhynchus mykiss (rainbow trout) OECD 305 (ca 2012) FT Y N 10 42 52 Whole body WW Diet SS: 0.032 (WW); 0.122 (lipid normalized) 1,807 L/kg (lipid normalized) ECHAa
Octocrylene Danio rerio (zebrafish) OECD 305 TG (2008) FT Y (radiolabel) DMF 28 16 44 Whole body WW, lipid Water 830 L/kg at 0.1 mg/L (kinetic); 887 L/kg at 1 mg/L (kinetic) ECHAb; Pawlowski et al., 2019
Octocrylene Oncorhynchus mykiss (rainbow trout) OECD 305 TG (2018) FT Y (radiolabel) Acetone 14 7 21 Whole body WW Diet 0.009 (WW) SS; 0.034 (whole body) kinetic ECHAb; Pawlowski et al., 2019
Octocrylene Oncorhynchus mykiss (rainbow trout) OECD 305 TG (2012) X N 14 14 28 DW, lipid Diet 0.0038–0.0048 kg lipid/kg lipid 1,105–1,350 L/kg Saunders et al., 2020
Octocrylene Procambarus clarkii (red swamp crayfish) Nonstandard SR Y Methanol (<0.01%) 42 14 56 Tail DW, lipid Water 187 ± 131 L/kg He et al., 2021b
Octocrylene Danio rerio (zebrafish) Nonstandard SR Y 0.005% DMSO 16 16 Whole body DW Water 41–136 L/kg Blüthgen et al., 2014
Oxybenzone Oryzias latipes (Japanese medaka) Japan BCF Method (1989) FT Y Hydrogenated castor oil 70 70 Whole body WW Water 33–156 and 39–160 L/kg WW at SS for Low and High exposures ECHAc
Oxybenzone Procambarus clarkii (red swamp crayfish) Nonstandard SR Y Methanol (<0.01%) 42 14 56 Tail DW, lipid Water 54 ± 23 L/kg He et al., 2021b
Octinoxate Oncorhynchus mykiss (rainbow trout) OECD 305 TG (2000) FT Y Ethanol 5 9 14 Whole body WW Water 433 L/kg WW at SS; 175 L/kg WW at SS for High and Low exposures ECHAd
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Octinoxate Oncorhynchus mykiss (rainbow trout) OECD 305 TG (2012) FT Y N 14 14 28 DW, lipid Diet 0.0013–0.0027 kg lipid (kg lipid)–1 340–471 L/kg Saunders et al., 2020
Octinoxate Procambarus clarkii (red swamp crayfish) Nonstandard SR Y Methanol (<0.01%) 42 14 56 Tail DW, lipid Water 1050 ± 47 L/kg He et al., 2021b
Homosalate Procambarus clarkii (red swamp crayfish) Nonstandard SR Y Methanol (<0.01%) 42 14 56 Tail DW, lipid Water 991 ± 569 L/kg He et al., 2021b
Padimate O Chironomus riparius (midge) Nonstandard FT Y N 10 10 20 Whole body DW Sediment 0.10–0.54; 0.1–4 ng/g lipid Lu et al., 2018
Padimate O Carrasius carrasius (crucian carp) Nonstandard FT Y N 28 28 56 Liver, brain, gill, kidney, skin and muscle DW Diet 8.97–11.0 L/kg (liver); 3–9 L/kg (kidney, muscle, gill, brain, skin) Lu et al., 2018
TiO2 Oncorhynchus mykiss (rainbow trout) Nonstandard SR Y N 14 14 Liver DW Water 19–208 L/kg ECHAe;
Federici et al., 2007
TiO2 Oncorhynchus mykiss (rainbow trout) Nonstandard SR Y N 14 14 Muscle DW Water 26–272 L/kg ECHAe;
Federici et al., 2007
TiO2 Oncorhynchus mykiss (rainbow trout) Nonstandard SR Y N 14 14 Brain DW Water 34–352 L/kg ECHAe;
Federici et al., 2007
TiO2 Oncorhynchus mykiss (rainbow trout) Nonstandard SR Y N 14 14 Gills DW Water 20–200 L/kg ECHAe;
Federici et al., 2007

NOTES: Studies in this table were exclusively freshwater-laboratory based. DW = dry weight; FT = flow through; N = No; SR = static renewal; SS = steady state; Y = Yes; WW = wet weight.

a https://echa.europa.eu/registration-dossier/-/registered-dossier/14835/5/4/2/?documentUUID=0a90506f-f65e-4523-9c87-db6e840c978b.

b https://echa.europa.eu/registration-dossier/-/registered-dossier/14858/5/4/2/?documentUUID=ca02b5bf-aa6d-4a8c-88f4-0fb3df2ea0f7.

c https://echa.europa.eu/registration-dossier/-/registered-dossier/5515/5/4/2/?documentUUID=c2ed4aac-b2b8-402c-930f-9167252603bb.

d https://echa.europa.eu/registration-dossier/-/registered-dossier/14858/5/5/3/?documentUUID=bd09fb75-c830-45c3-9ea9-c7dccb9506bc.

e https://echa.europa.eu/registration-dossier/-/registered-dossier/11000/5/4/2/?documentUUID=c9eb7918-2181-4dc1-9a4d-dc087c046920.

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TABLE D.2 Laboratory Tissue Concentration Studies Performed Using Nonstandard Test Guideline Conditions and Did Not Have a Goal of Determining a BCF

Compound Species Exposure Regime Substance Above Solubility Limit Solvent Above or Below Recommended Levels Study Duration (d) Tissues Analyzed Water Source Route of Exposure Estimation Method BCF (L/kg) Tissue Concentration Citation
Uptake Dep Total study
Padimate O Mytilus galloprovincialis

(mussel)
SW-SR-M N DMSO-A 30 20 50 Whole body Nat Water SS 81.8 (est) 12.1 ng/g Vidal-Liñán et al., 2018
Oxybenzone Pocillopora damicornis

(coral)
SW-S-M N Methanol-A 7 7 Whole body Nat Water NA NA Estimates unreliable: high solvent, non-steady state He et al., 2019c
Oxybenzone Seriatopora caliendrum

(coral)
SW-S-M N Methanol-A 7 7 Whole body Nat Water NA NA Estimates unreliable: high solvent, non-steady state He et al., 2019c
Oxybenzone Mytilus galloprovincialis

(mussel)
SW-SR-M N DMSO-A 30 20 50 Whole body Nat Water SS 102 (est) 62.6 ng/g Vidal-Liñán et al., 2018
Oxybenzone Sparus aurata

(gilt-head bream)
SW-FT-M N Ethanol-B 14 14 Bile Nat Water SS 3494.4 17,000 ng/g
(worst case)
Ziarrusta et al., 2018a
Oxybenzone Sparus aurata

(gilt-head bream)
SW-FT-M N Ethanol-B 14 14 Plasma Nat Water SS 26.5 129 ng/g
(worst case)
Ziarrusta et al., 2018a
Oxybenzone Sparus aurata

(gilt-head bream)
SW-FT-M N Ethanol-B 14 14 Liver Nat Water SS 287.8 1,400 ng/g
(worst case)
Ziarrusta et al., 2018a
Oxybenzone Sparus aurata

(gilt-head bream)
SW-FT-M N Ethanol-B 14 14 Muscle Nat Water SS 123.3 600 ng/g
(worst case)
Ziarrusta et al., 2018a
Oxybenzone Sparus aurata

(gilt-head bream)
SW-FT-M N Ethanol-B 14 14 Gill Nat Water SS 30.8 150 ng/g
(worst case)
Ziarrusta et al., 2018a
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Sulisobenzone Pocillopora damicornis

(coral)
SW-S-M N Methanol-A 7 7 Whole body Nat Water NA NA Estimates unreliable: high solvent, non-steady state He et al., 2019c
Sulisobenzone Seriatopora caliendrum

(coral)
SW-S-M N Methanol-A 7 7 Whole body Nat Water NA NA Estimates unreliable: high solvent, non-steady state He et al., 2019c
Sulisobenzone Mytilus galloprovincialis

(mussel)
SW-SR-M N DMSO-A 30 20 50 Whole body Nat Water K 905 ± 234 618.3 ng/g Vidal-Liñán et al., 2018
Dioxybenzone Pocillopora damicornis

(coral)
SW-S-M Y Methanol-A 7 7 Whole body Nat Water NA NA Estimates unreliable: high solvent, non-steady state He et al., 2019c
Dioxybenzone Seriatopora caliendrum

(coral)
SW-S-M Y Methanol-A 7 7 Whole body Nat Water NA NA Estimates unreliable: high solvent, non-steady state He et al., 2019c
Octocrylene Mytilus galloprovincialis

(mussel)
SW-SR-M N heptane: ethanol-A 2 2 Whole body Nat Food
(algae)
K NA 800–1,200 ng/g at 11.6 μg/L Gomez et al., 2012
Octocrylene Mytilus galloprovincialis

(mussel)
SW-SR-M N DMSO-A 30 20 50 Whole body Nat Water K 2210 ± 1165 149.01 ng/g Vidal-Liñán et al., 2018
Octocrylene Danio rerio

(zebrafish)
FW-SR-N Y DMSO-B 28 28 whole body Recon Water SS 56–81 2,321.01–70,593.38 ng/g for low-high exposures Zhang et al., 2016
Octocrylene Seriatopora caliendrum

(coral)
SW-S-M N Methanol-B 7 0 7 Whole body Nat Water NA NA 0.61–23.66 ng/g for low to mid level exposures He et al., 2019b
Octocrylene Pocillopora damicornis

(coral)
SW-S-M N Methanol-B 7 0 7 Whole body Nat Water NA NA 0.69–25.60 ng/g for low to mid level exposures He et al., 2019b
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Compound Species Exposure Regime Substance Above Solubility Limit Solvent Above or Below Recommended Levels Study Duration (d) Tissues Analyzed Water Source Route of Exposure Estimation Method BCF (L/kg) Tissue Concentration Citation
Uptake Dep Total study
Octinoxate Mytilus galloprovincialis

(mussel)
SW-?-M N Heptane:

ethanol-A
2 2 Whole body Nat Food
(algae)
K NA 120–138 ng/g at 11.9 μg/L Gomez et al., 2012
Octinoxate Seriatopora caliendrum

(coral)
SW-S-M N Methanol-B 7 0 7 Whole body Nat Water NA NA 132–254 ng/g for low and mid level exposures He et al., 2019b
Octinoxate Pocillopora damicornis

(coral)
SW-S-M N Methanol-B 7 0 7 Whole body Nat Water NA NA 105–267 ng/g for low and mid level exposures He et al., 2019b
TiO2 Mytilus galloprovincialis

(mussel)
SW-S-N Y 4 4 Digestive gland Recon Water U NA 4.5 ± 0.40 (treated) vs 0.25 ± 0.03 (control) μg/g Balbi et al., 2014
TiO2 Mytilus galloprovincialis

(mussel)
SW-SR-M Y 4 4 Gills Nat Water U NA 0.08 mg/g D’Agata et al., 2014
TiO2 Mytilus galloprovincialis

(mussel)
SW-SR-M Y 4 4 Digestive gland Nat Water U NA 0.07 mg/g D’Agata et al., 2014
TiO2 Mytilus galloprovincialis

(mussel)
SW-SR-M Y 4 4 Gills Nat Water U NA 0.18 mg/g D’Agata et al., 2014
TiO2 Mytilus galloprovincialis

(mussel)
SW-SR-M Y 4 4 Digestive gland Nat Water U NA 0.50 mg/g D’Agata et al., 2014
TiO2 Mytilus galloprovincialis

(mussel)
SW-SR-M Y 4 4 Gills Nat Water U NA 0.55 mg/g D’Agata et al., 2014
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TiO2 Mytilus galloprovincialis (mussel) SW-SR-M Y 4 4 Digestive gland Nat Water U NA 0.50 mg/g D’Agata et al., 2014
TiO2 Mytilus galloprovincialis (mussel) SW-SR-N N 4 4 Gills Recon Water U NA 0.27 ± 0.02 μg/g Della Torre et al., 2015
TiO2 Mytilus galloprovincialis (mussel) SW-SR-N N 5 5 Whole body Recon Water G NA 0.15 μg/g Della Torre et al., 2015
TiO2 Mytilus galloprovincialis (mussel) SW-?-N Y 4 4 Gills Reconstituted SW Water G NA 0.05 μg/g at 10 mg/L Gornati et al., 2016
TiO2 Mytilus galloprovincialis (mussel) SW-?-N Y 4 4 Digestive gland Recon Water G NA 0.85 μg/g at 10 mg/L Gornati et al., 2016
TiO2 Mytilus galloprovincialis (mussel) SW-?-N Y 4 4 Gonads Recon Water NA NA ND Gornati et al., 2016
TiO2 Mytilus galloprovincialis (mussel) SW-?-N Y 4 4 Mantle Recon Water NA NA ND Gornati et al., 2016
TiO2 Ruditapes decussatus (Mediterranean clams) SW-SR-N N 14 14 Gills Nat Water NA NA ND Saidani et al., 2019
TiO2 Ruditapes decussatus (Mediterranean clams) SW-SR-N N 14 14 Digestive gland Nat Water NA NA ND Saidani et al., 2019
TiO2 Danio rerio (zebrafish) FW-SR-N N 7 7 Brain, gills, skin, liver, gut ? Water NA NA no significant uptake relative to controls Johnston et al., 2010
TiO2 Oncorhynchus mykiss (rainbow trout) FW-FT-N N 9 9 Brain, gills, skin, liver, blood, gut ? Water NA NA no significant uptake relative to controls Johnston et al., 2010
ZnO Danio rerio (zebrafish) FW-SR-N N 7 7 Brain, gills, skin and liver ? NA NA no significant uptake relative to controls Johnston et al., 2010
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Compound Species Exposure Regime Substance Above Solubility Limit Solvent Above or Below Recommended Levels Study Duration (d) Tissues Analyzed Water Source Route of Exposure Estimation Method BCF (L/kg) Tissue Concentration Citation
Uptake Dep Total study
ZnO Mytilus galloprovincialis (mussel) SW-SR-N Y 94 94 Somatic tissue Nat Water G NA 350 ng/g Hanna et al., 2013
ZnO Mytilus galloprovincialis (mussel) SW-SR-N Y 94 94 Somatic tissue Nat Water G NA 325 ng/g Hanna et al., 2013
ZnO Mytilus galloprovincialis (mussel) SW-SR-N Y 94 94 Gonad Nat Water G NA 125 μg/g Hanna et al., 2013
ZnO Mytilus galloprovincialis (mussel) SW-?-N Y 4 4 Soft tissue Nat Water NA NA 250–880 μg/g at 1-10 mg/L Montes et al., 2012
Metabolites of UV filters
Benzonephenone-1 Pocillopora damicornis (coral) SW-S-M Y Methanol-A 7 7 Whole body Nat Water NA NA Estimates unreliable: high solvent, non-steady state He et al., 2019c
Benzonephenone-1 Seriatopora caliendrum (coral) SW-S-M Y Methanol-A 7 7 Whole body Nat Water NA NA Estimates unreliable: high solvent, non-steady state He et al., 2019c

If information was present that made BCF estimation a possibility, one was estimated but with uncertainty. All studies did not measure percent lipid and tissue dry weight was used as the sole normalization metric.

Key:

Exposure regime (SW = saltwater; FW = freshwater; S = static; SR = static renewal; FT = flow through)

Substance above solubility limit (Y = yes; N = no)

Solvent above or below recommended levels (A = above; B = below)

Study duration (Dep = depuration period)

Water source (Nat = natural; R = reconstituted)

Estimation method (SS = experimental steady state; K = kinetic; G = graphical; NA = not applicable; U = unknown)

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TABLE D.3 Field Measurements of UV Filters in Tissues of Environmental Organisms (note that this table includes aquatic mammals and birds)

Compound Species FW/SW Field Site Confirmed Exposure Level (ng/L) Tissues Analyzed Normalization Route of Exposure Tissue Conc (ng/g) Citation
Oxybenzone Orconectes virilis (virile crayfish) FW 7 sites (urban streams) Whole body DW All ND to 51.4 ± 2.2 He et al., 2017
Oxybenzone Procambarus clarkii (redswamp crayfish) FW Organism supply company Whole body DW All 42.8 ± 5.1 He et al., 2017
Oxybenzone Crassostrea virginia (Eastern oyster) SW Organism supply company Whole body DW All 51.7 ± 2.5 He et al., 2017
Oxybenzone Crassostrea virginia (Eastern oyster) SW Chesapeake Bay (2 sites) Whole body DW All 36.8 ± 2.5 to 40.6 ± 7.5 He et al., 2017
Oxybenzone Ischadium recurvum (hooked mussel) FW Chesapeake Bay (2 sites) Whole body DW All 34.5 ± 1.5 He et al., 2017
Oxybenzone Pterois volitans (Pacific lionfish) SW Coastal Grenada (3 sites; algae, seawater) Muscle DW All ND to 2.90 ± 3.62 Horricks et al., 2019
Oxybenzone Mastigias papua etpisoni (jellyfish) FW Field (Jellyfish Lake) Whole body DW All 4.41 ± 1.36 Bell et al., 2017
Oxybenzone Mastigias papua etpisoni (jellyfish) FW Field (Ngermeuangel Lake) Whole body DW All 1.63 ± 0.73 Bell et al., 2017
Oxybenzone Coregonus sp (whitefish) FW Field (5 lakes) < 2-5 Unknown DW-Lipid All ND Balmer et al., 2005
Oxybenzone Rutilus rutilus (roach) FW Field (5 lakes) < 2-5 Unknown DW-Lipid All 66-112 Balmer et al., 2005
Oxybenzone Perca flueviatilis (perch) FW Field (5 lakes) < 2-5 Unknown DW-Lipid All 123 Balmer et al., 2005
Oxybenzone Haliaeetus albicilla (white-tailed eagle) NA Terrestrial Preen gland, liver, kidney, muscle, adipose WW Food 0.31 (19 ND) González-Rubio et al., 2020
Oxybenzone Asio otus (long-eared owl) NA Terrestrial Preen gland, liver, Kidney, Muscle, Adipose WW Food 2.42 (9 ND) González-Rubio et al., 2020
Oxybenzone Accipiter nisus (Eurasian sparrowhawk) NA Terrestrial Preen gland, Liver, Kidney, Muscle, Adipose WW Food ND González-Rubio et al., 2020
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Compound Species FW/SW Field Site Confirmed Exposure Level (ng/L) Tissues Analyzed Normalization Route of Exposure Tissue Conc (ng/g) Citation
Oxybenzone Gadus morhua (Atlantic cod) SW Inner Oslo Fjord Liver WW All ND–1037 (8 ND) Langford et al., 2015
Oxybenzone Pandalus borealis (Northern shrimp) SW Inner Oslo Fjord Whole WW All ND–68.9 (7 ND) Langford et al., 2015
Oxybenzone Carcinus meanas (common shore crab) SW Near Oslo WWTP Whole WW All 15 ND Langford et al., 2015
Oxybenzone Lota lota (burbt) SW Near Lake Mjosa WWTP Fillet WW All 15 ND Langford et al., 2015
Oxybenzone Perca fluviatilis (perch) SW Near Lake Mjosa WWTP Fillet WW All ND–182 (11 ND) Langford et al., 2015
Oxybenzone Coregonus lavaretrus (whitefish) SW Near Lake Mjosa WWTP Fillet WW All ND–6.5 (14 ND) Langford et al., 2015
Oxybenzone Unknown phytoplankton FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Whole body DW All 2.2–6.8 Yang et al., 2020
Oxybenzone Unknown zooplankton FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Whole body DW All 4.2–8.9 Yang et al., 2020
Oxybenzone Unknown shrimp FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Soft tissue DW All 9.3–13.2 Yang et al., 2020
Oxybenzone Unknown mussel FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Soft tissue DW All 6.3 Yang et al., 2020
Oxybenzone Unknown snail FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Soft tissue DW All 6.2–10.8 Yang et al., 2020
Oxybenzone Unknown composition of fish (grass carp, silver carp, common carp, crucian carp, bighead carp, whitebait, yellow catfish, catfish, loach) FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Muscle DW All 0.6–15.4 Yang et al., 2020
Oxybenzone Unknown composition of bivalves (mussel) SW Mediterranean sea, North Sea, Pacific Ocean, Asia Edible tissue DW All ND–85.5 Cunha et al., 2018
Oxybenzone Unknown composition of octopus SW Mediterranean sea, North Sea, Pacific Ocean, Asia Edible tissue DW All 5 Cunha et al., 2018
Oxybenzone Unknown composition of crabs SW Mediterranean sea, North Sea, Pacific Ocean, Asia Edible tissue DW All ND Cunha et al., 2018
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Oxybenzone 12 different species of various feeding trophic levels and ecology FW Spanish rivers Whole body DW-Lipid All ND–24.3 (6 of 49 fish were positive) Gago-Ferrero et al., 2015
Oxybenzone Mugil liza (Lebranche mullet) SW Guanabara Bay, Brazil Liver DW All 24.1 average Molins-Delgado et al., 2018
Oxybenzone Mugil liza (Lebranche mullet) SW Guanabara Bay, Brazil Muscle DW All 7.37 average Molins-Delgado et al., 2018
Oxybenzone Mugil liza (Lebranche mullet) SW Guanabara Bay, Brazil Gills DW All 7.53 average Molins-Delgado et al., 2018
Oxybenzone Unknown (mixed) (fish Pomfret) SW Pearl River Estuary, South China Muscle DW-Lipid All ND Peng et al., 2015
Oxybenzone Unknown (mixed) (Goby) SW Pearl River Estuary, South China Muscle DW-Lipid All 0.276 Peng et al., 2015
Oxybenzone Unknown (mixed) (flounder) SW Pearl River Estuary, South China Muscle DW-Lipid All ND Peng et al., 2015
Oxybenzone Unknown (mixed) (Osteomugil) SW Pearl River Estuary, South China Muscle DW-Lipid All ND Peng et al., 2015
Oxybenzone Unknown (mixed) (hairtail) SW Pearl River Estuary, South China Muscle DW-Lipid All 0.106 Peng et al., 2015
Oxybenzone Unknown (mixed) (anchovy) SW Pearl River Estuary, South China Muscle DW-Lipid All ND Peng et al., 2015
Oxybenzone Unknown (mixed) (arrowfish) SW Pearl River Estuary, South China Muscle DW-Lipid All 1.068 Peng et al., 2015
Oxybenzone Unknown (mixed) (Colicthys) SW Pearl River Estuary, South China Muscle DW-Lipid All 0.797 Peng et al., 2015
Oxybenzone Unknown (mixed) (sleeve-fish) SW Pearl River Estuary, South China Muscle DW-Lipid All 0.408 Peng et al., 2015
Oxybenzone Unknown (mixed) (squilla) SW Pearl River Estuary, South China Muscle DW-Lipid All 1.52 Peng et al., 2015
Oxybenzone Unknown (mixed) (whelk) SW Pearl River Estuary, South China Muscle DW-Lipid All ND Peng et al., 2015
Oxybenzone Mixed species of fish SW Coastal Hong Kong Muscle DW All ND–3.1 Sang and Leung 2016
Oxybenzone Unknown composition of mussels SW Coastal Hong Kong Soft tissue DW All ND–10.3 Sang and Leung 2016
Oxybenzone Unknown composition of Conch SW Coastal Hong Kong Soft tissue DW All ND Sang and Leung 2016
Oxybenzone Unknown (queen clam) SW Coastal Hong Kong Soft tissue DW All 9.7 Sang and Leung 2016
Oxybenzone Unknown (sand clam) SW Coastal Hong Kong Soft tissue DW All 12.4 Sang and Leung 2016
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Compound Species FW/SW Field Site Confirmed Exposure Level (ng/L) Tissues Analyzed Normalization Route of Exposure Tissue Conc (ng/g) Citation
Oxybenzone Unknown composition of prawn SW Coastal Hong Kong Soft tissue DW All ND Sang and Leung 2016
Oxybenzone Favites abdita (coral) SW Ung Kong, Wu Pai, Sharp Island, Sung Kong coastal Hong Kong Coral tissue WW All 10.4 ± 2.9–17.6 ± 3.9 Tsui et al., 2017
Oxybenzone Porites sp.(coral) SW Ung Kong, Wu Pai, Sharp Island, Sung Kong coastal Hong Kong Coral tissue WW All 11.8 ± 3.4–31.8 ± 8.6 Tsui et al., 2017
Oxybenzone Unknown composition of sea urchin SW Coastal Hong Kong Soft tissue DW All ND Sang and Leung 2016
Oxybenzone Laternula elliptica (clam) SW Winter Quarters Bay, Antarctica Soft tissue DW All 9.2–112 Emnet et al., 2015
Oxybenzone Sterichinus neumayeri (sea urchin) SW Cape Armitage, Antarctica Soft tissue DW All 8.6 Emnet et al., 2015
Oxybenzone Trematomus bernachii (fish) SW Cape Evans, Antarctica Muscle DW All <6.6–14.1 Emnet et al., 2015
Oxybenzone Trematomus bernachii (fish) SW Cape Evans, Antarctica Liver DW All 41 Emnet et al., 2015
Oxybenzone Porites sp. (coral) SW Ung Kong, Wu Pai, Sharp Island coastal Hong Kong Coral tissue WW All 8.6 ± 4.8–10.9 ± 0.5 Tsui et al., 2017
Oxybenzone Platygyra acuta (coral) SW Wu Pai, Sharp Island coastal Hong Kong Coral tissue WW All 4.1 ± 1.9–5.4 ± 0.7 Tsui et al., 2017
Oxybenzone Pavona decussate (coral) SW Sharp Island coastal Hong Kong Coral tissue WW All 2.8 ± 2.5 Tsui et al., 2017
Oxybenzone Pavona decussate (coral) SW Ung Kong, Wu Pai, Sharp Island, Sung Kong coastal Hong Kong Coral tissue WW All 3.4 ± 1.5 - 18.8 ± 6.8 Tsui et al., 2017
Oxybenzone Acropora valida (coral) SW Ung Kong coastal Hong Kong Coral tissue WW All 11.1 ± 1.7 Tsui et al., 2017
Oxybenzone Unknown composition of Fish (cod, mackerel, monkfish, plaice, tuna) SW Mediterranean sea, North Sea, Pacific Ocean, Asia Edible tissue DW All ND–98.7 Cunha et al., 2018
Sulisobenzone Unknown Phytoplankton FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Whole body DW All ND to 8.1 Yang et al., 2020
Suggested Citation:"Appendix D: Supplementary Information for Bioaccumulation." National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. 2022. Review of Fate, Exposure, and Effects of Sunscreens in Aquatic Environments and Implications for Sunscreen Usage and Human Health. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/26381.
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Sulisobenzone Unknown Zooplankton FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Whole body DW All ND–7.8 Yang et al., 2020
Sulisobenzone Unknown Shrimp FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Soft tissue DW All ND–3.6 Yang et al., 2020
Sulisobenzone Unknown Mussel FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Soft tissue DW All 15.9 Yang et al., 2020
Sulisobenzone Unknown Snail FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Soft tissue DW All 2.1–4.9 Yang et al., 2020
Sulisobenzone Unknown composition of Fish (grass carp, silver carp, common carp, crucian carp, bighead carp, whitebait, yellow catfish, catfish, loach) FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Muscle DW All ND–4.1 Yang et al., 2020
Dioxybenzone Haliaeetus albicilla (white-tailed eagle) NA Terrestrial Preen gland, liver, kidney, muscle, adipose WW Food 7.42 (19 ND) González-Rubio et al., 2020
Dioxybenzone Asio otus (long-eared owl) NA Terrestrial Preen gland, liver, kidney, muscle, adipose WW Food 46.9 (11 ND) González-Rubio et al., 2020
Dioxybenzone Accipiter nisus (Eurasian sparrowhawk) NA Terrestrial Preen gland, liver, kidney, muscle, adipose WW Food ND González-Rubio et al., 2020
Dioxybenzone Mixed species of fish SW Coastal Hong Kon Muscle DW All ND–4.9 Sang and Leung, 2016
Dioxybenzone Unknown composition of mussels SW Coastal Hong Kon Soft tissue DW All ND–14.4 Sang and Leung, 2016
Dioxybenzone Unknown composition of Conch SW Coastal Hong Kon Soft tissue DW All ND Sang and Leung, 2016
Dioxybenzone Unknown (queen clam) SW Coastal Hong Kon Soft tissue DW All 10.7 Sang and Leung, 2016
Dioxybenzone Unknown (sand clam) SW Coastal Hong Kon Soft tissue DW All 13.5 Sang and Leung, 2016
Dioxybenzone Unknown composition of prawn SW Coastal Hong Kon Soft tissue DW All ND Sang and Leung, 2016
Dioxybenzone Unknown composition of sea urchin SW Coastal Hong Kon Soft tissue DW All ND Sang and Leung, 2016
Suggested Citation:"Appendix D: Supplementary Information for Bioaccumulation." National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. 2022. Review of Fate, Exposure, and Effects of Sunscreens in Aquatic Environments and Implications for Sunscreen Usage and Human Health. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/26381.
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Compound Species FW/SW Field Site Confirmed Exposure Level (ng/L) Tissues Analyzed Normalization Route of Exposure Tissue Conc (ng/g) Citation
Dioxybenzone Favites abdita (coral) SW Ung Kong, Wu Pai, Sharp Island, Sung Kong coastal Hong Kong Coral tissue WW All 3.9 ± 1.4–17.0 ± 0.9 Tsui et al., 2017
Dioxybenzone Porites sp. (coral) SW Ung Kong, Wu Pai, Sharp Island, Sung Kong coastal Hong Kong Coral tissue WW All 10.3 ± 2.8–16.0 ± 6.3 Tsui et al., 2017
Dioxybenzone Porites sp. (coral) SW Ung Kong, Wu Pai, Sharp Island coastal Hong Kong Coral tissue WW All 8.3 ± 4.3–14.7 ± 3.8 Tsui et al., 2017
Dioxybenzone Platygyra acuta (coral) SW Wu Pai, Sharp Island coastal Hong Kong Coral tissue WW All ND Tsui et al., 2017
Dioxybenzone Pavona decussate (coral) SW Sharp Island coastal Hong Kong Coral tissue WW All 2.5 ± 1.9 Tsui et al., 2017
Dioxybenzone Pavona decussate (coral) SW Ung Kong, Wu Pai, Sharp Island, Sung Kong coastal Hong Kong Coral tissue WW All 4.78 ± 2.5–10.8 ± 5.3 Tsui et al., 2017
Dioxybenzone Acropora valida (coral) SW Ung Kong coastal Hong Kong Coral tissue WW All 24.7 ± 10.6 Tsui et al., 2017
Octinoxate Orconectes virilis (virile crayfish) FW 7 sites (urban streams) Whole body DW All ND to 83.0 ± 5.1 He et al., 2017
Octinoxate Procambarus clarkii (Redswamp crayfish) FW Organism supply company Whole body DW All ND He et al., 2017
Octinoxate Crassostrea virginia (Eastern oyster) SW Organism supply company Whole body DW All ND He et al., 2017
Octinoxate Crassostrea virginia (Eastern oyster) SW Chesapeake Bay (2 sites) Whole body DW All 155 ± 20 to 241 ± 35 He et al., 2017
Octinoxate Ischadium recurvum (hooked mussel) FW Chesapeake Bay (2 sites) Whole body DW All 240 ± 13 He et al., 2017
Octinoxate Pterois volitans (red lionfish) SW Coastal Grenada (3 sites; algae, seawater) muscle DW All ND Horricks et al., 2019
Octinoxate Mastigias papua etpisoni (jellyfish) FW Field (Jellyfish Lake) Whole body DW All ND Bell et al., 2017
Octinoxate Mastigias papua etpisoni (jellyfish) FW Field (Ngermeuangel Lake) Whole body DW All ND Bell et al., 2017
Suggested Citation:"Appendix D: Supplementary Information for Bioaccumulation." National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. 2022. Review of Fate, Exposure, and Effects of Sunscreens in Aquatic Environments and Implications for Sunscreen Usage and Human Health. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/26381.
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Octinoxate Coregonus sp (whitefish) FW Field (5 lakes) <2-5 ng/L Unknown DW-Lipid All ND–72 Balmer et al., 2005
Octinoxate Rutilus rutilus (roach) FW Field (5 lakes) <2-5 ng/L Unknown DW-Lipid All ND–64 Balmer et al., 2005
Octinoxate Perca fluviatilis (perch) FW Field (5 lakes) <2-5 ng/L Unknown DW-Lipid All ND Balmer et al., 2005
Octinoxate 12 different species of various feeding trophic levels and ecology FW Spanish rivers Whole body DW-Lipid All ND–241.7 (7 of 49 fish were positive) Gago-Ferrero et al., 2015
Octinoxate Gadus morhua (Atlantic cod) SW Inner Oslo Fjord Liver WW All ND–36.9 (12 ND) Langford et al., 2015
Octinoxate Carcinus meanas (common shore crab) SW Near Oslo WWTP Whole WW All 15 ND Langford et al., 2015
Octinoxate Lota lota (burbt) SW Near Lake Mjosa WWTP Fillet WW All 15 ND Langford et al., 2015
Octinoxate Perca fluviatilis (perch) SW Near Lake Mjosa WWTP Fillet WW All ND–117 (11 ND) Langford et al., 2015
Octinoxate Pandalus borealis (Northern shrimp) SW Inner Oslo Fjord Whole WW All 15 ND Langford et al., 2015
Octinoxate Coregonus lavaretrus (whitefish) SW Near Lake Mjosa WWTP Fillet WW All ND–35.7 (14 ND) Langford et al., 2015
Octinoxate Pontoporia blainvillei (Franciscana dolphin) SW Coastal Brazil Blubber DW-Lipid All ND–74.5 Alonso et al., 2015
Octinoxate Pontoporia blainvillei (Franciscana dolphin) SW Coastal Brazil Muscle DW-Lipid All 42.5–54.0 Alonso et al., 2015
Octinoxate Pontoporia blainvillei (Franciscana dolphin) SW Coastal Brazil Milk DW-Lipid All ND–120 Alonso et al., 2015
Octinoxate Pontoporia blainvillei (Franciscana dolphin) SW Coastal Brazil Placenta DW-Lipid All ND Alonso et al., 2015
Octinoxate Pontoporia blainvillei (Franciscana dolphin) SW Coastal Brazil Fetal blubber DW-Lipid All ND–117 Alonso et al., 2015
Octinoxate Pontoporia blainvillei (Franciscana dolphin) SW Coastal Brazil Fetal muscle DW-Lipid All 67.5–250 Alonso et al., 2015
Octinoxate Sotalia guianensis (Guiana dolphin) SW Coastal Brazil Blubber DW-Lipid All ND–250 Alonso et al., 2015
Octinoxate Sotalia guianensis (Guiana dolphin) SW Coastal Brazil Muscle DW-Lipid All 70–545 Alonso et al., 2015
Octinoxate Sotalia guianensis (Guiana dolphin) SW Coastal Brazil Fetal blubber DW-Lipid All ND Alonso et al., 2015
Octinoxate Sotalia guianensis (Guiana dolphin) SW Coastal Brazil Fetal muscle DW-Lipid All 40–85 Alonso et al., 2015
Suggested Citation:"Appendix D: Supplementary Information for Bioaccumulation." National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. 2022. Review of Fate, Exposure, and Effects of Sunscreens in Aquatic Environments and Implications for Sunscreen Usage and Human Health. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/26381.
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Compound Species FW/SW Field Site Confirmed Exposure Level (ng/L) Tissues Analyzed Normalization Route of Exposure Tissue Conc (ng/g) Citation
Octinoxate Mytilus edulis (mussel) SW 3 sites along French coast Whole body DW All 18 ± 11 Bachelot et al., 2012
Octinoxate Mytilus edulis (mussel) SW 3 sites along French coast Whole body DW All 33 ± 44 Bachelot et al., 2012
Octinoxate Unknown phytoplankton FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Whole body DW All 3.8 to 29.6 Yang et al., 2020
Octinoxate Unknown phytoplankton FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Whole body DW All 9.6–16.5 Yang et al., 2020
Octinoxate Unknown zooplankton FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Whole body DW All 6.6–38.9 Yang et al., 2020
Octinoxate Unknown shrimp FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Soft tissue DW All 12.4–16.2 Yang et al., 2020
Octinoxate Unknown mussel FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Soft tissue DW All 13.2 Yang et al., 2020
Octinoxate Unknown snail FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Soft tissue DW All 9.8–27.5 Yang et al., 2020
Octinoxate Unknown composition of Fish (grass carp, silver carp, common carp, crucian carp, bighead carp, whitebait, yellow catfish, catfish, loach) FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Muscle DW All 4.3–39.3 Yang et al., 2020
Octinoxate Unknown composition of octopus SW Mediterranean sea, North Sea, Pacific Ocean, Asia Edible tissue DW All ND Cunha et al., 2018
Octinoxate Unknown composition of fish (cod, mackerel, monkfish, plaice, tuna) SW Mediterranean sea, North Sea, Pacific Ocean, Asia Edible tissue DW All ND–74.4 Cunha et al., 2018
Octinoxate Unknown composition of bivalves (mussel) SW Mediterranean sea, North Sea, Pacific Ocean, Asia Edible tissue DW All ND–34.2 Cunha et al., 2018
Octinoxate Laternula elliptica (clam) SW Winter Quarters Bay, Antarctica Soft tissue DW All ND Emnet et al., 2015
Octinoxate Sterichinus neumayeri (sea urchin) SW Cape Armitage, Antarctica Soft tissue DW All ND Emnet et al., 2015
Octinoxate Trematomus bernachii (fish) SW Cape Evans, Antarctica Muscle DW All ND Emnet et al., 2015
Octinoxate Trematomus bernachii (fish) SW Cape Evans, Antarctica Liver DW All ND Emnet et al., 2015
Suggested Citation:"Appendix D: Supplementary Information for Bioaccumulation." National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. 2022. Review of Fate, Exposure, and Effects of Sunscreens in Aquatic Environments and Implications for Sunscreen Usage and Human Health. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/26381.
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Octinoxate Unknown composition of crabs SW Mediterranean sea, North Sea, Pacific Ocean, Asia Edible tissue DW All ND Cunha et al., 2018
Octinoxate Mugil liza (Lebranche mullet) SW Guanabara Bay, Brazil Liver DW All 24.3 average Molins-Delgado et al., 2018
Octinoxate Mugil liza (Lebranche mullet) SW Guanabara Bay, Brazil Gills DW All 7.27 average Molins-Delgado et al., 2018
Octinoxate Mytilus galloprovincialis (mussel) SW Coast of south Portugal Soft tissue and gut contents DW All ~10–1765 Picot Groz et al., 2014
Octinoxate Mixed species of fish SW Coastal Hong Kong Muscle DW All ND–12.7 Sang and Leung, 2016
Octinoxate Unknown composition of mussels SW Coastal Hong Kong Soft tissue DW All ND–51.3 Sang and Leung, 2016
Octinoxate Unknown composition of conch SW Coastal Hong Kong Soft tissue DW All ND Sang and Leung, 2016
Octinoxate Unknown (sand clam) SW Coastal Hong Kong Soft tissue DW All 33.1 Sang and Leung, 2016
Octinoxate Unknown (queen clam) SW Coastal Hong Kong Soft tissue DW All 24.6 Sang and Leung, 2016
Octinoxate Unknown composition of prawn SW Coastal Hong Kong Soft tissue DW All ND Sang and Leung, 2016
Octinoxate Unknown composition of sea urchin SW Coastal Hong Kong Soft tissue DW All ND Sang and Leung, 2016
Octinoxate Mugil liza (Lebranche mullet) SW Guanabara Bay, Brazil Muscle DW All 33.3 average Molins-Delgado et al., 2018
Octocrylene Orconectes virilis (virile crayfish) FW 7 sites (urban streams) Whole body DW All 3.4 ± 0.2 to 113 ± 6 He et al., 2017
Octocrylene Procambarus clarkii (redswamp crayfish) FW Organism supply company Whole body DW All 2.6 ± 0.3 He et al., 2017
Octocrylene Crassostrea virginia (Eastern oyster) SW Organism supply company Whole body DW All 21.5 ± 3.8 He et al., 2017
Octocrylene Crassostrea virginia (Eastern oyster) SW Chesapeake Bay (2 sites) Whole body DW All ND to 6.6 ± 0.7 He et al., 2017
Octocrylene Ischadium recurvum (hooked mussel) FW Chesapeake Bay (2 sites) Whole body DW All 14.4 ± 0.6 He et al., 2017
Octocrylene Salmo trutta fario (brown trout) FW Swiss rivers (8 sites) Whole body DW-Lipid All 150–540 Buser et al., 2006
Octocrylene Salmo trutta fario (brown trout) FW Swiss rivers (8 sites) Whole body DW-Lipid All 150–2400 Buser et al., 2006
Octocrylene Salmo trutta fario (brown trout) FW Swiss rivers (8 sites) Whole body DW-Lipid All 40–1700 Buser et al., 2006
Octocrylene Salmo trutta fario (brown trout) FW Swiss rivers (8 sites) Whole body DW-Lipid All 230–430 Buser et al., 2006
Suggested Citation:"Appendix D: Supplementary Information for Bioaccumulation." National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. 2022. Review of Fate, Exposure, and Effects of Sunscreens in Aquatic Environments and Implications for Sunscreen Usage and Human Health. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/26381.
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Compound Species FW/SW Field Site Confirmed Exposure Level (ng/L) Tissues Analyzed Normalization Route of Exposure Tissue Conc (ng/g) Citation
Octocrylene Salmo trutta fario (brown trout) FW Swiss rivers (8 sites) Whole body DW-Lipid All 990 Buser et al., 2006
Octocrylene Salmo trutta fario (brown trout) FW Swiss rivers (8 sites) Whole body DW-Lipid All 370–450 Buser et al., 2006
Octocrylene Salmo trutta fario (brown trout) FW Swiss rivers (8 sites) Whole body DW-Lipid All 710–1400 Buser et al., 2006
Octocrylene Salmo trutta fario (brown trout) FW Swiss rivers (8 sites) Whole body DW-Lipid All avg 630 Buser et al., 2006
Octocrylene Mastigias papua etpisoni (jellyfish) FW Field (Jellyfish Lake) Whole body DW All ND Bell et al., 2017
Octocrylene Mastigias papua etpisoni (jellyfish) FW Field (Ngermeuangel Lake) Whole body DW All ND Bell et al., 2017
Octocrylene Coregonus sp (whitefish) FW Field (5 lakes) <2-5 ng/L Unknown DW-Lipid All ND Balmer et al., 2005
Octocrylene Rutilus rutilus (roach) FW Field (5 lakes) <2-5 ng/L Unknown DW-Lipid All ND Balmer et al., 2005
Octocrylene Perca fluviatilis (perch) FW Field (5 lakes) <2-5 ng/L Unknown DW-Lipid All 25 Balmer et al., 2005
Octocrylene Pontoporia blainvillei (Franciscana dolphin) SW Espirito Santo (12 dolphins) Liver DW-Lipid All ND (9)–712 Gago-Ferrero et al., 2013a
Octocrylene Pontoporia blainvillei (Franciscana dolphin) SW Rio de Janeiro (1 dolphin) Liver DW-Lipid All ND (1) Gago-Ferrero et al., 2013a
Octocrylene Pontoporia blainvillei (Franciscana dolphin) SW Sao Paulo (10 dolphins) Liver DW-Lipid All ND (3)–524 Gago-Ferrero et al., 2013a
Octocrylene Pontoporia blainvillei (Franciscana dolphin) SW Paraná (3) Liver DW-Lipid All ND (2)–129 Gago-Ferrero et al., 2013a
Octocrylene Pontoporia blainvillei (Franciscana dolphin) SW Santa Catarina (11) Liver DW-Lipid All ND (8)–401 Gago-Ferrero et al., 2013a
Octocrylene Pontoporia blainvillei (Franciscana dolphin) SW Rio Grande do Sul (19) Liver DW-Lipid All ND (11)–782 Gago-Ferrero et al., 2013a
Octocrylene 12 different species of various feeding trophic levels and ecology FW Spanish rivers Whole body DW-Lipid All ND–296.4 (13 of 49 fish were positive) Gago-Ferrero et al., 2015
Octocrylene Gadus morhua (Atlantic cod) SW Inner Oslo Fjord Liver WW All ND–11875 (3 ND) Langford et al., 2015
Octocrylene Pandalus borealis (Northern shrimp) SW Inner Oslo Fjord Whole WW All ND–23.1 (14 ND) Langford et al., 2015
Octocrylene Carcinus meanas (common shore crab) SW Near Oslo WWTP Whole WW All 15 ND Langford et al., 2015
Suggested Citation:"Appendix D: Supplementary Information for Bioaccumulation." National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. 2022. Review of Fate, Exposure, and Effects of Sunscreens in Aquatic Environments and Implications for Sunscreen Usage and Human Health. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/26381.
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Octocrylene Lota lota (burbt) SW Near Lake Mjosa WWTP Fillet WW All 15 ND Langford et al., 2015
Octocrylene Perca fluviatilis (perch) SW Near Lake Mjosa WWTP Fillet WW All 15 ND Langford et al., 2015
Octocrylene Coregonus lavaretrus (whitefish) SW Near Lake Mjosa WWTP Fillet WW All ND–2.1 (14 ND) Langford et al., 2015
Octocrylene Pontoporia blainvillei (Franciscana dolphin) SW Coastal Brazil Blubber DW-Lipid All ND–50 Alonso et al., 2015
Octocrylene Pontoporia blainvillei (Franciscana dolphin) SW Coastal Brazil Muscle DW-Lipid All ND Alonso et al., 2015
Octocrylene Pontoporia blainvillei (Franciscana dolphin) SW Coastal Brazil Milk DW-Lipid All ND Alonso et al., 2015
Octocrylene Pontoporia blainvillei (Franciscana dolphin) SW Coastal Brazil Placenta DW-Lipid All ND Alonso et al., 2015
Octocrylene Pontoporia blainvillei (Franciscana dolphin) SW Coastal Brazil Fetal blubber DW-Lipid All ND Alonso et al., 2015
Octocrylene Pontoporia blainvillei (Franciscana dolphin) SW Coastal Brazil Fetal muscle DW-Lipid All ND–11130 Alonso et al., 2015
Octocrylene Sotalia guianensis (Guiana dolphin) SW Coastal Brazil Blubber DW-Lipid All ND–220 Alonso et al., 2015
Octocrylene Sotalia guianensis (Guiana dolphin) SW Coastal Brazil Muscle DW-Lipid All 970–8310 Alonso et al., 2015
Octocrylene Sotalia guianensis (Guiana dolphin) SW Coastal Brazil Fetal blubber DW-Lipid All ND Alonso et al., 2015
Octocrylene Sotalia guianensis (Guiana dolphin) SW Coastal Brazil Fetal muscle DW-Lipid All 115–240 Alonso et al., 2015
Octocrylene Mytilus edulis (mussel) SW 3 sites along French coast Whole body DW All 15 ± 6 in 55% of samples Bachelot et al., 2012
Octocrylene Mytilus edulis (mussel) SW 3 sites along French coast Whole body DW All 532 ± 1467 in 55% of samples Bachelot et al., 2012
Octocrylene Unknown phytoplankton FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Whole body DW All 8.5–15.6 Yang et al., 2020
Octocrylene Unknown zooplankton FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Whole body DW All 4.6–29.5 Yang et al., 2020
Octocrylene Unknown shrimp FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Soft tissue DW All 6.6–11.2 Yang et al., 2020
Octocrylene Unknown mussel FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Soft tissue DW All 4.7 Yang et al., 2020
Octocrylene Unknown snail FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Soft tissue DW All 1.1–11.4 Yang et al., 2020
Suggested Citation:"Appendix D: Supplementary Information for Bioaccumulation." National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. 2022. Review of Fate, Exposure, and Effects of Sunscreens in Aquatic Environments and Implications for Sunscreen Usage and Human Health. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/26381.
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Compound Species FW/SW Field Site Confirmed Exposure Level (ng/L) Tissues Analyzed Normalization Route of Exposure Tissue Conc (ng/g) Citation
Octocrylene Unknown composition of fish (grass carp, silver carp, common carp, crucian carp, bighead carp, whitebait, yellow catfish, catfish, loach) FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Muscle DW All ND–39.1 Yang et al., 2020
Octocrylene Unknown composition of bivalves (mussel) SW Mediterranean sea, North Sea, Pacific Ocean, Asia Edible tissue DW All ND–56.0 Cunha et al., 2018
Octocrylene Unknown composition of octopus SW Mediterranean sea, North Sea, Pacific Ocean, Asia Edible tissue DW All ND Cunha et al., 2018
Octocrylene Unknown composition of crabs SW Mediterranean sea, North Sea, Pacific Ocean, Asia Edible tissue DW All ND Cunha et al., 2018
Octocrylene Unknown composition of fish (Cod, mackerel, Monkfish, Plaice, Tuna) SW Mediterranean sea, North Sea, Pacific Ocean, Asia Edible tissue DW All ND–43.2 Cunha et al., 2018
Octocrylene Mugil liza (Lebranche mullet) SW Guanabara Bay, Brazil Liver DW All 11.0 average Molins-Delgado et al., 2018
Octocrylene Mugil liza (Lebranche mullet) SW Guanabara Bay, Brazil Muscle DW All 24.7 average Molins-Delgado et al., 2018
Octocrylene Mugil liza (Lebranche mullet) SW Guanabara Bay, Brazil Gills DW All 10.2 average Molins-Delgado et al., 2018
Octocrylene Mixed species of fish SW Coastal Hong Kong Muscle DW All ND–5.4 Sang and Leung, 2016
Octocrylene Mytilus galloprovincialis (mussel) SW Coast of south Portugal Soft tissue+gut contents DW All ~10–3992 Picot Groz et al., 2014
Octocrylene Unknown composition of mussels SW Coastal Hong Kong Soft tissue DW All ND–8.8 Sang and Leung, 2016
Octocrylene Unknown composition of Conch SW Coastal Hong Kong Soft tissue DW All ND Sang and Leung, 2016
Octocrylene Unknown (queen clam) SW Coastal Hong Kong Soft tissue DW All ND Sang and Leung, 2016
Octocrylene Unknown (sand clam) SW Coastal Hong Kong Soft tissue DW All 11.6 Sang and Leung, 2016
Octocrylene Unknown composition of prawn SW Coastal Hong Kong Soft tissue DW All ND Sang and Leung, 2016
Octocrylene Unknown composition of sea urchin SW Coastal Hong Kong Soft tissue DW All ND Sang and Leung, 2016
Suggested Citation:"Appendix D: Supplementary Information for Bioaccumulation." National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. 2022. Review of Fate, Exposure, and Effects of Sunscreens in Aquatic Environments and Implications for Sunscreen Usage and Human Health. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/26381.
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Octocrylene Favites abdita (coral) SW Ung Kong, Wu Pai, Sharp Island, Sung Kong coastal Hong Kong Coral tissue WW All 1.7 ± 0.3–4.4 ± 2.6 Tsui et al., 2017
Octocrylene Porites sp.(coral) SW Ung Kong, Wu Pai, Sharp Island, Sung Kong coastal Hong Kong Coral tissue WW All ND–7.9 ± 1.2 Tsui et al., 2017
Octocrylene Porites sp.(coral) SW Ung Kong, Wu Pai, Sharp Island coastal Hong Kong Coral tissue WW All ND Tsui et al., 2017
Octocrylene Platygyra acuta (coral) SW Wu Pai, Sharp Island coastal Hong Kong Coral tissue WW All ND Tsui et al., 2017
Octocrylene Pavona decussate (coral) SW Sharp Island coastal Hong Kong Coral tissue WW All ND Tsui et al., 2017
Octocrylene Pavona decussate (coral) SW Ung Kong, Wu Pai, Sharp Island, Sung Kong coastal Hong Kong Coral tissue WW All ND Tsui et al., 2017
Octocrylene Acropora valida (coral) SW Ung Kong coastal Hong Kong Coral tissue WW All ND–12.4 ± 3.4 Tsui et al., 2017
Homosalate Orconectes virilis (virile crayfish) FW 7 sites (urban streams) Whole body DW All 77.6 ± 7.5 to 399 ± 48 He et al., 2017
Homosalate Procambarus clarkii (redswamp crayfish) FW Organism supply company Whole body DW All 174 ± 7 He et al., 2017
Homosalate Crassostrea virginia (Eastern oyster) SW Organism supply company Whole body DW All 211 ± 21 He et al., 2017
Homosalate Crassostrea virginia (Eastern oyster) SW Chesapeake Bay (2 sites) Whole body DW All 56.1 ± 5.6 to 143 ± 40 He et al., 2017
Homosalate Ischadium recurvum (hooked mussel) FW Chesapeake Bay (2 sites) Whole body DW All 107.4 ± 4 He et al., 2017
Homosalate Unknown phytoplankton FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Whole body DW All 6.70 to 14.1 Yang et al., 2020
Homosalate Unknown zooplankton FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Whole body DW All 3.3–25.5 Yang et al., 2020
Homosalate Unknown shrimp FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Soft tissue DW All 5.2–6.3 Yang et al., 2020
Homosalate Unknown snail FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Soft tissue DW All 2.6–6.7 Yang et al., 2020
Homosalate Unknown mussel FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Soft tissue DW All ND Yang et al., 2020
Suggested Citation:"Appendix D: Supplementary Information for Bioaccumulation." National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. 2022. Review of Fate, Exposure, and Effects of Sunscreens in Aquatic Environments and Implications for Sunscreen Usage and Human Health. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/26381.
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Compound Species FW/SW Field Site Confirmed Exposure Level (ng/L) Tissues Analyzed Normalization Route of Exposure Tissue Conc (ng/g) Citation
Homosalate Unknown composition of fish (grass carp, silver carp, common carp, Crucian carp, bighead carp, whitebait, yellow catfish, catfish, loach) FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Muscle DW All 0.3–14.6 Yang et al., 2020
Homosalate Unknown composition of bivalves (mussel) SW Mediterranean sea, North Sea, Pacific Ocean, Asia Edible tissue DW All ND–19.1 Cunha et al., 2018
Homosalate Unknown composition of octopus SW Mediterranean sea, North Sea, Pacific Ocean, Asia Edible tissue DW All ND Cunha et al., 2018
Homosalate Unknown composition of crabs SW Mediterranean sea, North Sea, Pacific Ocean, Asia Edible tissue DW All ND Cunha et al., 2018
Homosalate Unknown composition of fish (Cod, mackerel, monkfish, plaice, tuna) SW Mediterranean sea, North Sea, Pacific Ocean, Asia Edible tissue DW All ND–58.5 Cunha et al., 2018
Padimate O Pterois volitans (Pacific lionfish) SW Coastal Grenada (3 sites; algae, seawater) muscle DW All ND Horricks et al., 2019
Padimate O 12 different species of various feeding trophic levels and ecology FW Spanish rivers Whole body DW-Lipid All ND Gago-Ferrero et al., 2015
Padimate O Gadus morhua (Atlantic cod) SW Inner Oslo Fjord Liver WW All ND–21.3 (14 ND) Langford et al., 2015
Padimate O Pandalus borealis (Northern shrimp) SW Inner Oslo Fjord Whole WW All 15 ND Langford et al., 2015
Padimate O Carcinus meanas (common shore crab) SW Near Oslo WWTP Whole WW All 15 ND Langford et al., 2015
Padimate O Lota lota (burbt) SW Near Lake Mjosa WWTP Fillet WW All 15 ND Langford et al., 2015
Padimate O Perca fluviatilis (perch) SW Near Lake Mjosa WWTP Fillet WW All 15 ND Langford et al., 2015
Padimate O Coregonus lavaretrus (whitefish) SW Near Lake Mjosa WWTP Fillet WW All 15 ND Langford et al., 2015
Padimate O Pontoporia blainvillei (Franciscana dolphin) SW Coastal Brazil Blubber DW-Lipid All ND Alonso et al., 2015
Suggested Citation:"Appendix D: Supplementary Information for Bioaccumulation." National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. 2022. Review of Fate, Exposure, and Effects of Sunscreens in Aquatic Environments and Implications for Sunscreen Usage and Human Health. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/26381.
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Padimate O Pontoporia blainvillei (Franciscana dolphin) SW Coastal Brazil Muscle DW-Lipid All ND–355 Alonso et al., 2015
Padimate O Pontoporia blainvillei (Franciscana dolphin) SW Coastal Brazil Milk DW-Lipid All 8.5–50 Alonso et al., 2015
Padimate O Pontoporia blainvillei (Franciscana dolphin) SW Coastal Brazil Placenta DW-Lipid All 1385 Alonso et al., 2015
Padimate O Pontoporia blainvillei (Franciscana dolphin) SW Coastal Brazil Fetal blubber DW-Lipid All 2.5–67.5 Alonso et al., 2015
Padimate O Pontoporia blainvillei (Franciscana dolphin) SW Coastal Brazil Fetal muscle DW-Lipid All ND–60 Alonso et al., 2015
Padimate O Sotalia guianensis (Guiana dolphin) SW Coastal Brazil Blubber DW-Lipid All ND–34 Alonso et al., 2015
Padimate O Sotalia guianensis (Guiana dolphin) SW Coastal Brazil Muscle DW-Lipid All ND–1050 Alonso et al., 2015
Padimate O Sotalia guianensis (Guiana dolphin) SW Coastal Brazil Fetal blubber DW-Lipid All ND Alonso et al., 2015
Padimate O Sotalia guianensis (Guiana dolphin) SW Coastal Brazil Fetal muscle DW-Lipid All 17–26 Alonso et al., 2015
Padimate O Mytilus edulis (mussel) SW 3 sites along French coast Whole body DW All ND Bachelot et al., 2012
Padimate O Mytilus edulis (mussel) SW 3 sites along French coast Whole body DW All ND Bachelot et al., 2012
Padimate O Unknown phytoplankton FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Whole body DW All 3.4–6.7 Yang et al., 2020
Padimate O Unknown zooplankton FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Whole body DW All 5.6–10.9 Yang et al., 2020
Padimate O Unknown shrimp FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Soft tissue DW All 4.2–4.5 Yang et al., 2020
Padimate O Unknown mussel FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Soft tissue DW All 4.5 Yang et al., 2020
Padimate O Unknown snail FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Soft tissue DW All 5.9–33.1 Yang et al., 2020
Padimate O Unknown composition of fish (grass carp, silver carp, common carp, crucian carp, bighead carp, whitebait, yellow catfish, catfish, loach) FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Muscle DW All ND–7.9 Yang et al., 2020
Padimate O Unknown composition of bivalves (mussel) SW Mediterranean sea, North Sea, Pacific Ocean, Asia Edible tissue DW All ND Cunha et al., 2018
Suggested Citation:"Appendix D: Supplementary Information for Bioaccumulation." National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. 2022. Review of Fate, Exposure, and Effects of Sunscreens in Aquatic Environments and Implications for Sunscreen Usage and Human Health. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/26381.
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Compound Species FW/SW Field Site Confirmed Exposure Level (ng/L) Tissues Analyzed Normalization Route of Exposure Tissue Conc (ng/g) Citation
Padimate O Unknown composition of octopus SW Mediterranean sea, North Sea, Pacific Ocean, Asia Edible tissue DW All ND Cunha et al., 2018
Padimate O Unknown composition of crabs SW Mediterranean sea, North Sea, Pacific Ocean, Asia Edible tissue DW All ND Cunha et al., 2018
Padimate O Unknown composition of fish (cod, mackerel, monkfish, plaice, tuna) SW Mediterranean sea, North Sea, Pacific Ocean, Asia Edible tissue DW All ND Cunha et al., 2018
Padimate O Mugil liza (Lebranche mullet) SW Guanabara Bay, Brazil Liver DW All ND Molins-Delgado et al., 2018
Padimate O Mugil liza (Lebranche mullet) SW Guanabara Bay, Brazil Muscle DW All ND Molins-Delgado et al., 2018
Padimate O Mugil liza (Lebranche mullet) SW Guanabara Bay, Brazil Gills DW All ND Molins-Delgado et al., 2018
Padimate O Mugil liza (Lebranche mullet) SW Coast of south Portugal Soft tissue and gut contents DW All ~10–833 Picot Groz et al., 2014
Padimate O Mixed species of fish SW Coastal Hong Kong Muscle DW All ND–10.3 Sang and Leung 2016
Padimate O Unknown composition of mussels SW Coastal Hong Kong Soft tissue DW All ND–24.1 Sang and Leung 2016
Padimate O Unknown composition of conch SW Coastal Hong Kong Soft tissue DW All ND Sang and Leung 2016
Padimate O Unknown (queen clam) SW Coastal Hong Kong Soft tissue DW All 18.7 Sang and Leung 2016
Padimate O Unknown (sand clam) SW Coastal Hong Kong Soft tissue DW All 22.6 Sang and Leung 2016
Padimate O Unknown composition of prawn SW Coastal Hong Kong Soft tissue DW All ND Sang and Leung 2016
Padimate O Unknown composition of sea urchin SW Coastal Hong Kong ND Sang and Leung 2016
Padimate O Favites abdita (coral) SW Ung Kong, Wu Pai, Sharp Island, Sung Kong coastal Hong Kong Coral tissue WW All ND–12.4 ± 3.4 Tsui et al., 2017
Padimate O Porites sp.(coral) SW Ung Kong, Wu Pai, Sharp Island, Sung Kong coastal Hong Kong Coral tissue WW All ND–12.48 ± 3.4 Tsui et al., 2017
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Padimate O Pavona decussate (coral) SW Ung Kong, Wu Pai, Sharp Island, Sung Kong coastal Hong Kong Coral tissue WW All ND Tsui et al., 2017
Aminobenzoic acid Unknown phytoplankton FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Whole body DW All ND Yang et al., 2020
Aminobenzoic acid Unknown zooplankton FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Whole body DW All ND Yang et al., 2020
Aminobenzoic acid Unknown shrimp FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Soft tissue DW All ND Yang et al., 2020
Aminobenzoic acid Unknown mussel FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Soft tissue DW All ND Yang et al., 2020
Aminobenzoic acid Unknown snail FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Soft tissue DW All ND Yang et al., 2020
Aminobenzoic acid Unknown composition of fish (grass carp, silver carp, common carp, Crucian carp, bighead carp, whitebait, yellow catfish, catfish, loach) FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Muscle DW All ND Yang et al., 2020
Octisalate Unknown zooplankton FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Whole body DW All 15.5–20.5 Yang et al., 2020
Octisalate Unknown mussel FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Soft tissue DW All ND Yang et al., 2020
Octisalate Unknown snail FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Soft tissue DW All 1.2–7.9 Yang et al., 2020
Octisalate Unknown composition of fish (grass carp, silver carp, common carp, Crucian carp, bighead carp, whitebait, yellow catfish, catfish, loach) FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Muscle DW All ND–39.1 Yang et al., 2020
Octisalate Unknown composition of octopus SW Mediterranean sea, North Sea, Pacific Ocean, Asia Edible tissue DW All ND Cunha et al., 2018
Octisalate Unknown composition of bivalves (mussel) SW Mediterranean sea, North Sea, Pacific Ocean, Asia Edible tissue DW All ND–72.1 Cunha et al., 2018
Octisalate Unknown composition of crabs SW Mediterranean sea, North Sea, Pacific Ocean, Asia Edible tissue DW All ND Cunha et al., 2018
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Octisalate Unknown composition of fish (cod, mackerel, monkfish, plaice, tuna) SW Mediterranean sea, North Sea, Pacific Ocean, Asia Edible tissue DW All ND–94.1 Cunha et al., 2018
Octisalate Unknown shrimp FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Soft tissue DW All 5.4–12.2 Yang et al., 2020
Avobenzone Unknown phytoplankton FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Whole body DW All 1.8–5.9 Yang et al., 2020
Avobenzone Unknown zooplankton FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Whole body DW All 0.6–8.5 Yang et al., 2020
Avobenzone Unknown shrimp FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Soft tissue DW All 4.2–6.1 Yang et al., 2020
Avobenzone Unknown mussel FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Soft tissue DW All 5.5 Yang et al., 2020
Avobenzone Unknown snail FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Soft tissue DW All 1.2–5.9 Yang et al., 2020
Avobenzone Unknown composition of fish (grass carp, silver carp, common carp, crucian carp, bighead carp, whitebait, yellow catfish, catfish, loach) FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Muscle DW All 2.6–8.1 Yang et al., 2020
Metabolites of UV filters
Benzonephenone-1 12 different species of various feeding trophic levels and ecology FW Spanish rivers Whole body DW-Lipid All ND Gago-Ferrero et al., 2015
Benzonephenone-1 Haliaeetus albicilla (white-tailed eagle) NA Terrestrial Preen gland, liver, kidney, muscle, adipose WW Food 1.65 (15 ND) González-Rubio et al., 2020
Benzonephenone-1 Asio otus (long-eared owl) NA Terrestrial Preen gland, liver, kidney, muscle, adipose WW Food ND González-Rubio et al., 2020
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Benzonephenone-1 Accipiter nisus (Eurasian sparrowhawk) NA Terrestrial Preen gland, liver, kidney, muscle, adipose WW Food ND González-Rubio et al., 2020
Benzonephenone-1 Unknown composition of bivalves (mussel) SW Mediterranean sea, North Sea, Pacific Ocean, Asia Edible tissue DW All ND–94.2 Cunha et al., 2018
Benzonephenone-1 Unknown phytoplankton FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Whole body DW All ND Yang et al., 2020
Benzonephenone-1 Unknown zooplankton FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Whole body DW All ND Yang et al., 2020
Benzonephenone-1 Unknown shrimp FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Soft tissue DW All ND Yang et al., 2020
Benzonephenone-1 Unknown mussel FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Soft tissue DW All ND Yang et al., 2020
Benzonephenone-1 Unknown snail FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Soft tissue DW All ND Yang et al., 2020
Benzonephenone-1 Unknown composition of fish (grass carp, silver carp, common carp, crucian carp, bighead carp, whitebait, yellow catfish, catfish, loach) FW 9 sites, 3 rivers in China Muscle DW All ND Yang et al., 2020
Benzonephenone-1 Unknown composition of octopus SW Mediterranean sea, North Sea, Pacific Ocean, Asia Edible tissue DW All ND Cunha et al., 2018
Benzonephenone-1 Unknown composition of crabs SW Mediterranean sea, North Sea, Pacific Ocean, Asia Edible tissue DW All ND Cunha et al., 2018
Benzonephenone-1 Laternula elliptica (clam) SW Winter Quarters Bay, Antarctica Soft tissue DW All ND Emnet et al., 2015
Benzonephenone-1 Sterichinus neumayeri (sea urchin) SW Cape Armitage, Antarctica Soft tissue DW All ND Emnet et al., 2015
Benzonephenone-1 Trematomus bernachii (fish) SW Cape Evans, Antarctica Muscle DW All ND Emnet et al., 2015
Benzonephenone-1 Trematomus bernachii (fish) SW Cape Evans, Antarctica Liver DW All ND Emnet et al., 2015
Benzonephenone-1 Mugil liza (Lebranche mullet) SW Guanabara Bay, Brazil Liver DW All 9.13 average Molins-Delgado et al., 2018
Benzonephenone-1 Unknown composition of fish (cod, mackerel, monkfish, plaice, tuna) SW Mediterranean sea, North Sea, Pacific Ocean, Asia Edible tissue DW All ND–36.1 Cunha et al., 2018
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Compound Species FW/SW Field Site Confirmed Exposure Level (ng/L) Tissues Analyzed Normalization Route of Exposure Tissue Conc (ng/g) Citation
Benzonephenone-1 Mugil liza (Lebranche mullet) SW Guanabara Bay, Brazil Muscle DW All ND Molins-Delgado et al., 2018
Benzonephenone-1 Mugil liza (Lebranche mullet) SW Guanabara Bay, Brazil Gills DW All ND Molins-Delgado et al., 2018
Benzonephenone-1 Favites abdita (coral) SW Ung Kong, Wu Pai, Sharp Island, Sung Kong coastal Hong Kong Coral tissue WW All ND Tsui et al., 2017
Benzonephenone-1 Porites sp.(coral) SW Ung Kong, Wu Pai, Sharp Island, Sung Kong coastal Hong Kong Coral tissue WW All ND–17.0±5.3 Tsui et al., 2017
Benzonephenone-1 Pavona decussate (coral) SW Ung Kong, Wu Pai, Sharp Island, Sung Kong coastal Hong Kong Coral tissue WW All ND Tsui et al., 2017
Benzonephenone-2 Mastigias papua etpisoni (jellyfish) FW Field (Jellyfish Lake) Whole body DW All 3.5 ± 2.21 Bell et al., 2017
Benzonephenone-2 Mastigias papua etpisoni (jellyfish) FW Field (Ngermeuangel Lake) Whole body DW All 0.93 ± 1.13 Bell et al., 2017
Benzonephenone-2 Haliaeetus albicilla (white-tailed eagle) NA Terrestrial Preen gland, liver, kidney, muscle, adipose WW Food ND González-Rubio et al., 2020
Benzonephenone-2 Asio otus (long-eared owl) NA Terrestrial Preen gland, liver, kidney, muscle, adipose WW Food ND González-Rubio et al., 2020
Benzonephenone-2 Accipiter nisus (Eurasian sparrowhawk) NA Terrestrial Preen gland, liver, kidney, muscle, adipose WW Food ND González-Rubio et al., 2020
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4-hydroxybenzo-phenone Mastigias papua etpisoni (jellyfish) FW Field (Jellyfish Lake) Whole body DW All 4.76 ± 5.07 Bell et al., 2017
4-hydroxybenzo-phenone Mastigias papua etpisoni (jellyfish) FW Field (Ngermeuangel Lake) Whole body DW All 1.64 ± 1.05 Bell et al., 2017
4-hydroxybenzo-phenone 12 different species of various feeding trophic levels and ecology FW Spanish rivers Whole body DW-Lipid All ND Gago-Ferrero et al., 2015
4-hydroxybenzo-phenone Haliaeetus albicilla (white-tailed eagle) NA Terrestrial Preen gland, liver, kidney, muscle, adipose WW Food 8.95 (18 ND) González-Rubio et al., 2020
4-hydroxybenzo-phenone Asio otus (long-eared owl) NA Terrestrial Preen gland, liver, kidney, muscle, adipose WW Food ND González-Rubio et al., 2020
4-hydroxybenzo-phenone Accipiter nisus (Eurasian sparrowhawk) NA Terrestrial Preen gland, liver, kidney, muscle, adipose WW Food 44.3 WW (11 ND) González-Rubio et al., 2020
4-hydroxybenzo-phenone Mugil liza (Lebranche mullet) SW Guanabara Bay, Brazil Liver DW All 81.8 average Molins-Delgado et al., 2018
4-hydroxybenzo-phenone Mugil liza (Lebranche mullet) SW Guanabara Bay, Brazil Muscle DW All 6.80 average Molins-Delgado et al., 2018
4-hydroxybenzo-phenone Mugil liza (Lebranche mullet) SW Guanabara Bay, Brazil Gills DW All 12.3 average Molins-Delgado et al., 2018
4,4 -dihydroxybenzophenone Mastigias papua etpisoni (jellyfish) FW Field (Jellyfish Lake) Whole body DW All 1.78 ± 1.36 Bell et al., 2017
4,4 -dihydroxybenzophenone Mastigias papua etpisoni (jellyfish) FW Field (Ngermeuangel Lake) Whole body DW All 2.23 ± 1.47 Bell et al., 2017
4,4 -dihydroxybenzophenone 12 different species of various feeding trophic levels and ecology FW Spanish rivers Whole body DW-Lipid All ND Gago-Ferrero et al., 2015
4,4 -dihydroxybenzophenone Mugil liza (Lebranche mullet) SW Guanabara Bay, Brazil Liver DW All 100 average Molins-Delgado et al., 2018
4,4 -dihydroxybenzophenone Mugil liza (Lebranche mullet) SW Guanabara Bay, Brazil Muscle DW All 11.2 average Molins-Delgado et al., 2018
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Compound Species FW/SW Field Site Confirmed Exposure Level (ng/L) Tissues Analyzed Normalization Route of Exposure Tissue Conc (ng/g) Citation
4,4 -dihydroxybenzophenone Mugil liza (Lebranche mullet) SW Guanabara Bay, Brazil Gills DW All 12.2 average Molins-Delgado et al., 2018

In the studies summarized in this table, information was lacking that allowed the estimation of a BCF (including integrated exposure estimates of water and food across sufficient time to project the organism was at steady state).

Key:

Exposure regime (SW = saltwater; FW = freshwater)

Solvent above or below recommended levels (A = above; B = below)

Tissue normalization metric (DW = dry weight; WW = wet weight; Lipid = Lipid)

Water source (Nat = natural; R = reconstituted)

Estimation method (SS = experimental steady state; K = kinetic; G = graphical; NA = not applicable; U = unknown)

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Regular use of sunscreens has been shown to reduce the risk of sunburn and skin cancer, and slow photoaging of skin. Sunscreens can rinse off into water where people are swimming or wading, and can also enter bodies of water through wastewater such as from bathing or showering. As a result, the ultraviolet (UV) filters - the active ingredients in sunscreens that reduce the amount of UV radiation on skin - have been detected in the water, sediment, and animal tissues in aquatic environments. Because the impact of these filters on aquatic ecosystems is not fully understood, assessment is needed to better understand their environmental impacts.

This report calls on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to conduct an ecological risk assessment of UV filters to characterize the possible risks to aquatic ecosystems and the species that live in them. EPA should focus on environments more likely to be exposed such as those with heavy recreational use, or where wastewater and urban runoff enter the water. The risk assessment should cover a broad range of species and biological effects and could consider potential interacting effects among UV filters and with other environmental stresses such as climate change. In addition, the report describes the role of sunscreens in preventing skin cancer and what is known about how human health could be affected by potential changes in usage. While the need for a risk assessment is urgent, research is needed to advance understanding of both risks to the environment from UV filters and impacts to human health from changing sunscreen availability and usage.

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