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Aarhus County Environmental Department

Nielsen*, K.; B. Sømod; C. Ellegaard, QUANTITATIVE OBJECTIVES FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF COASTAL AREAS

Academy of Natural Sciences

Kreeger, D.A.; R.L. Thomas*; H. Hertler, VARIABILITY IN BODY SIZE, CONDITION INDEX AND TISSUE BIOCHEMISTRY OF CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA IN SAN ANTONIO BAY, TEXAS.

Academy of Natural Sciences Estuarine Research Center

Buchanan*, C.; R. Lacouture; H. Marshall; M. Olson; J. Johnson, DEVELOPMENT OF SEASON- AND SALINITY-BASED REFERENCE COMMUNITIES FOR ESTUARINE PHYTOPLANKTON

Grove*, M.; D. Breitburg; J. Purcell, HOW LONG CAN THEY HOLD THEIR BREATH? HYPOXIA EFFECTS ON HABITAT SUITABILITY FOR CTENOPHORES

Richmond*, C.E.; D.L. Breitburg; K.A. Rose, QUALITY OR QUANTITY? WHEN DOES COMMUNITY COMPOSITION VS. FUNCTIONAL REDUNDANCY BUFFER SYSTEMS FROM ENVIROMENTAL STRESS?

Valette-Silver*, N.J.; G.F. Riedel; R.F. Van Dolah, ARSENIC BIOACCUMULATION IN OYSTERS FROM THE SOUTHEASTERN COASTS OF THE UNITED STATES

Academy of Natural Sciences/Patrick Center for Environmental Research

Hertler*, H.; D.A. Kreeger, A COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTS OF NUTRIENT AND SEDIMENT LOADINGS IN TEMPERATE AND SUB-TROPICAL SEAGRASS COMMUNITIES

Alaska Biological Science Center, U.S. Geological Survey, Biological Resources Division

Talbot*, S.L.; R. Muñiz-Salazar; G.K. Sage; J. Rearick; A. Caballo-Pasini; D.H. Ward, CLONAL DIVERSITY AND POPULATION STRUCTURE OF EELGRASS (ZOSTERA MARINA L.) IN IZEMBEK LAGOON, ALASKA

Alfred Wegener Institute Foundation for Polar and Marine Research, Wadden Sea Station Sylt

Asmus*, H.; R.M. Asmus, ECOSYSTEM DYNAMICS OF A NORTH SEA TIDAL LAGOON - ARE RECENT CHANGES MAN-MADE ?

van Beusekom*, J.E.E.; V.N. de Jonge, LONG-TERM CHANGES IN WADDEN SEA EUTROPHICATION

American Type Culture Collection

Neubauer*, S.C.; D. Emerson; J.P. Megonigal, IRON OXIDIZING BACTERIA IN THE WETLAND PLANT RHIZOSPHERE INCREASE TOTAL FE(II) OXIDATION RATES

Aquaculture Genetics and Breeding Technology Center

Brumbaugh*, R.D.; S.K. Allen, AQUACULTURE AS A TOOL FOR OYSTER RESTORATION IN CHESAPEAKE BAY: PROGRESS, IMPEDIMENTS, AND GENETIC CONSIDERATIONS

AScI, USGeological Survey -BRD

Whelan*, K.R.T.; T.J.Smith III; I. van Leth, A PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION OF GAP DYNAMICS IN THE MANGROVES OF SOUTH FLORIDA

Association of National Estuary Programs

Richards*, B.A., DISCOVERING BROWN TIDE IN DELAWARE INLAND BAYS

Australian Catholic University

Wilton*, K.M., MODELLING THE RESPONSE OF ESTUARINE HABITATS IN SOUTHEASTERN AUSTRALIA TO CHANGES IN MEAN SEA-LEVEL, CLIMATE, CATCHMENT LANDUSE AND ESTUARY TYPE.

Australian Geological Survey Organisation

Smith, C.; D. Ryan; S. Edgecombe; D.T. Heggie; D.J. Fredericks*, OZESTUARIES - A GEOSCIENCE DATABASE FOR AUSTRALIAN ESTUARIES & COASTAL WATERWAYS

Barry A. Vittor & Associates, Inc.

Rhoads*, J.M.; D.J. Yozzo; M.M. Cianciola; R.J. Will, RESTORATION OF NORTON BASIN AND LITTLE BAY: BENEFICIAL USES OF DREDGED MATERIAL IN JAMAICA BAY, NEW YORK

Yozzo*, D.J.; D.T. Osgood; R.M. Chambers; M.M. Cianciola, III, DISTRIBUTION AND ABUNDANCE OF BENTHIC MACROINVERTEBRATES IN PHRAGMITES AND TYPHA DOMINATED TIDAL WETLANDS, HUDSON RIVER ESTUARY

Baruch Institute and Center for Environmental Policy

Porter*, D.E.; H. Kelsey; G. Scott; D. White; M. Neet, USING GIS AND REGRESSION MODELING TECHNIQUES TO ASSESS THE ROLE OF LAND USE ON FECAL COLIFORM LEVELS IN ESTUARINE RECEIVING WATERS

Baruch Institute for Marine Biology and Coastal Research, University of South Carolina

Hartman*, M.J.; S.E. Stancyk; A.M. Lohrer, AN INVASIVE CRAB, PETROLISTHES ARMATUS, AS ALTERNATIVE PREY IN AN OYSTER REEF ECOSYSTEM

Baruch Institute/University of South Carolina and Marine Resources Research Institute/SCDNR

Lewitus*, A.J.; K.C. Hayes; J.W. Kempton; A.S. Shurtleff; S. Wilde; B.J. Williams; B.M. Willis; J.L. Wolny, DISTRIBUTION AND ECOLOGY OF KRYPTOPERIDINIUM AND OTHER HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS IN SOUTH CAROLINA ESTUARIES.

Baruch Marine Field Laboratory, University of South Carolina

Allen*, D.M.; G. Ogburn-Matthews; S.K. Service, NEKTON PRODUCTION IN AN INTERTIDAL NURSERY; CONSEQUENCES OF EXTREME NATURAL DISTURBANCES

Clymer*, J.P.; L.S. Hales, Jr.; D.M. Allen, EVALUATING CHANGE IN THE ICHTHYOFAUNA OF A TIDALLY DOMINATED NEW JERSEY ESTUARY - 20 YEARS LATER

Dame*, R.F.; D.M. Allen; D. Bushek; A. Lewitus, LIFE ON THE EDGE: A THERMODYNAMIC IMPERATIVE

Koepfler*, E.T.; A.J. Lewitus; R.F. Dame, CAUSES OF VARIABILITY IN BIOTIC AND GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF PRISTINE TIDAL CREEK ECOSYSTEMS.

Lohrer*, A.M., THE THREAT OF INVASION IN SOUTH CAROLINA ESTUARIES: A FOCUS ON EXOTIC DECAPOD CRABS

Battelle Marine Sciences Laboratory

Ache*, B.W.; F.C. Kopfler, THE OCCURRENCE OF MERCURY IN THE FISHERY RESOURCES OF THE GULF OF MEXICO

Albro*, C.; C.D. Hunt; A. Mansfield; M.J. Mickelson; M. Hall, CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PLUME FROM THE NEW OUTFALL IN MASSACHUSETTS BAY

Hunt*, C.D.; M.J. Mickelson; K.E. Keay, USE OF ENVIRONMENTAL INDICATORS FOR WATER QUALITY MONITORING UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS WATER RESOURCES AUTHORITY OUTFALL MONITORING PROGRAM

Kropp*, R.K.; K.E. Keay; E.D. Gallagher; J.A. Blake; R.J. Diaz, NINE-YEAR SPECIES RICHNESS PATTERNS IN MASSACHUSETTS COASTAL SEDIMENTS

Lefkovitz*, L.; M. Hall, CONTAMINANT PATTERNS IN LOBSTER IN RESPONSE TO THE CLEANUP OF BOSTON HARBOR

Thom*, R.; A. Borde; S. Rumrill; G. Williams; D. Woodruff; J. Southard, SPATIAL AND INTERNNUAL VARIABILITY IN EELGRASS ABUNDANCE AND BIOMASS IN WILLAPA BAY, WASHINGTON AND COOS BAY, OREGON

Williams*, G.D.; J. Brennan; R.M. Thom; D. Woodruff; L. Blackmore, ASSESSING THE STATE OF THE CENTRAL PUGET SOUND NEARSHORE ECOSYSTEM: HISTORIC CHANGES, PENDING THREATS, AND RESEARCH NEEDS.

Battelle Ocean Sciences

Higman*, J.C.; G.S. Durell; Y. Ouyang; J.F. Donoghue, SEDIMENT METAL CONTAMINANT CONCENTRATIONS: SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL CHANGES IN THE CEDAR-ORTEGA ESTUARY

Libby*, P.S.; C. Hunt; D. Taylor, WATER QUALITY MEASUREMENTS RELATED TO THE MASSACHUSETTS WATER RESOURCES AUTHORITY HARBOR AND OUTFALL MONITORING PROGRAM

BBL Sciences

Iannuzzi*, T.J.; T.A. Armstrong; D.F. Ludwig, SMALL-SCALE VARIATION IN BIOACCUMULATION OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS IN SHALLOW WATER ESTUARINE HABITATS.

BCI Engineers & Scientists, Inc. (St. Johns River Water Management District)

Jeansonne*, M.; A. McKinney; E. Stecker; J. Burns, COMPARISON OF LOWER ST. JOHNS RIVER ESTUARY MID-CHANNEL AND NEAR-SHORE WATER QUALITY CONDITIONS

McKinney*, A.A.; M.M. Jeansonne; E.J. Stecker; J.W. Burns, Jr., EVALUATION OF GLASS PRISMS AS A BOAT DOCK CONSTRUCTION BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICE

Big Cypress National Preserve / National Park Service / Hydrologist

Sobczak*, R.V., TURNER RIVER RESTORATION: RECONNECTING A RIVER TO ITS WATERSHED

Bigelow Lab for Ocean Sciences

Lapointe*, B.E.; P.J. Barile; C.S. Yentsch, THE EXPRESSION OF HARMFUL MACROALGAL BLOOMS AT NORMAN'S POND CAY, BAHAMAS: NUTRIENT ENRICHMENT VERSUS HERBIVORY

Bio-Marine Enterprises

Eaton*, C.M., BIOCRITERIA TRAWL METRICS FOR PUGET SOUND, WASHINGTON

Biological Institute, SDU, University of Odense

Flindt*, M.R.; C.L. Amos; A. Bergamasco; C.B. Pedersen, FEEDBACK MECHANISMS BETWEEN HYDRAULIC, NUTRIENT FLUXES AND BENTHIC MICROBIAL ACTIVITY

Biological Sciences / Loyola University

Jordan*, F., ONTOGENY OF HABITAT USE BY JUVENILE PINK SHRIMP

Birkitt Environmental Services, Inc.

Birkitt*, B.F.; L. Trepper; S. Ellsworth, Sr., A TEAM APPROACH TO MANAGING NATURAL RESOURCES IN TAMPA BAY

Boston College Coastal Processes Laboratory

Schultz*, P.T.; G.C. Kineke, SEDIMENT TRAPPING AT SALINITY FRONTS

Boston College, Geology and Geophysics Department

Velasco*, D.W.; G.C. Kineke, THE SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF FINE-GRAINED UNCONSOLIDATED SEDIMENTS IN A SOUTHEASTERN U.S. ESTUARY

Boston University Marine Program

Carmichael*, R.H.; I. Valiela, THE EFFECTS OF LAND-DERIVED N LOADS ON QUAHOGS AND SOFTSHELL CLAMS

Cole*, M.L.; K.D. Kroeger; I. Valiela, STABLE ISOTOPIC TRACERS OF WASTEWATER IN AQUATIC SYSTEMS

Corcoran*, D.; J. Cebrian; J.L. Bowen; M.L. Cole; I. Valiela, ANTHROPOGENIC EUTROPHICATION AND TEMPERATE MARINE PRIMARY PRODUCERS: TOWARDS AN UNDERSTANDING OF PHYTOPLANKTON AND MACROALGAE INTERACTIONS

Kroeger*, K.D.; M.L. Cole; I. Valiela; J. Brawley, GROUNDWATER DELIVERY OF DISSOLVED ORGANIC NITROGEN TO ESTUARIES: CONSEQUENCES OF WATERSHED LAND USE CHANGES FOR QUANTITY, LABILITY AND ISOTOPIC COMPOSITION.

Valiela*, I.; J.L. Bowen; M.L. Cole; G. Tomasky, RECONSTRUCTION OF NITROGEN LOADS TO ESTUARIES BASED ON HISTORICAL CHANGES IN WATERSHEDS

Brigham Young University, Chemical Ecology Laboratory

Wyllie-Echeverria*, S.; R.G. Cates; J. Zou, PATTERNS IN THE PRODUCTION OF PHENOLICS AND VOLATILES: NATURAL PRODUCTS AS PREDICTORS OF STATUS AND PHYSIOLOGICAL HEALTH OF SEAGRASSES

Brown University

Silliman*, B.; M. Bertness, CONSUMER REGULATION OF MARSH PRIMARY PRODUCTION: A NEW PARADIGM?

Brown University, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Bow G

Bertness*, M.; P. Ewanchuk; B. Silliman, ANTHROPOGENIC MODIFICATION OF NEW ENGLAND SALT MARSH LANDSCAPES

Buzzards Bay Project National Estuary Program / MCZM

Costa*, J.E., CAN A NITROGEN MANAGEMENT STRATEGY FOR BUZZARDS BAY EMBAYMENTS BE USED TO DEFINE REGULATORY TMDLS FOR NITROGEN?

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