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California Department of Fish and Game

Hieb*, K.; T. Greiner, FISH COMMUNITIES OF SAN FRANCISCO BAY TIDAL MARSHES

Johnston*, D.; M. Martin, CONTAMINANT FORECASTING AT HAZARDOUS WASTE SITES IN CALIFORNIA MARINE WATERS.

California Department of Water Resources

Schemel*, L.E.; A.B. Mueller-Solger; M.H. Cox; T.R. Sommer; S.W. Hager; B.C. Harrell, BENEFITS OF AN ENGINEERED FLOODPLAIN TO THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY ESTUARY

Toft*, J.D.; C.A. Simenstad; L.F. Grimaldo, FOOD WEB LINKAGES SUPPORTING FISH AT RESTORING AND REFERENCE TIDAL WETLANDS

California Department of Water Resources and UC Davis

Mueller-Solger*, A.B.; A.D. Jassby; D.C. Muller-Navarra, NUTRITIONAL VALUE OF PARTICULATE ORGANIC MATTER FOR ZOOPLANKTON (DAPHNIA) IN A TIDAL FRESHWATER ESTUARY IN CALIFORNIA

California State Univ., Department of Biological Sciences

Kitting*, C.L., MULTIDISCIPLINARY ENVIRONMENTAL COMPARISONS WITH AQUATIC ANIMAL ABUNDANCES AMONG WETLANDS IN SAN FRANCISCO ESTUARY, CALIFORNIA.

Carnegie Institution of Washington

Fogel*, M.L.; M.J. Wooller; A.T. Hines, ISOTOPIC TRACERS OF DYNAMIC FOOD WEB CHANGES IN ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS

Smallwood*, B.J.; M.J. Wooller; M.E. Jacobson; M.L. Fogel, WHERE IS THE STABLE CARBON AND NITROGEN ISOTOPIC SIGNATURE HELD IN RHIZOPHORA MANGLE?

Case Western Reserve University, Department Of Geological Sciences

Wilson*, C.G.; G. Matisoff; P.J. Whiting; W.L. Fornes, A STUDY OF SEDIMENT DYNAMICS USING BERYLLIUM-7 IN THE WEEKS BAY NERR

Catholic University of Leuven

Temmerman*, S.; G. Govers; S. Wartel; P. Meire, TIDAL MARSH SEDIMENTATION IN THE SCHELDT ESTUARY (BELGIUM, SW NETHERLANDS): SHORT-TERM MEASUREMENTS AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR LONG-TERM MODELING

CECIA, UIPR

Frontera, T.; Quiñones; J.K. Dame; M.M. Brinson; H. Minnigh; R. Christian; G.I. Ramírez*, CHARACTERISTICS OF MANGROVES IN HUMAN DOMINATED AREAS: LA PARGUERA NATURE RESERVE, PUERTO RICO

Ruíz Fernández*, A., LIGHT EFFECTS ON THE TEMPERATURE OF HAWKSBILL TURTLE (ERETMOCHELIS IMBRICATA) NESTS AND THE INFLUENCE OF ARTIFICIAL SHADING ON SEX DETERMINATION

Center for Coastal Fisheries and Habitat Research, National Ocean Service, NOAA

Burke*, J.S., SETTLEMENT OF FISHES; ARE ESTUARINE NURSERY HABITATS CRITICAL TO RECRUITMENT?

Fonseca*, M.S.; S.S. Bell; W.J. Kenworthy; P. Whitfield; M. Finkbeiner; P. Hall, AN EXAMINATION OF SCALE DEPENDENCE IN THE ASSESSMENT OF TEMPORALLY AND SPATIALLY DYNAMIC DEEPWATER SEAGRASS (HALOPHILA DECIPIENS) BEDS OF THE WEST FLORIDA SHELF

Hammerstrom*, K.K.; W.J. Kenworthy; P.E. Whitfield; M. Merello, EFFECT OF DEPTH AND SEDIMENT FILLING ON SEAGRASS RECOVERY IN SIMULATED PROPELLER SCARS

Hare*, J.A., MECHANISMS OF LARVAL SUPPLY FROM THE SHELF TO ESTUARINE HABITATS

Hovel*, K.A.; M.S. Fonseca; D.L. Meyer; W.J. Kenworthy; P.G. Whitfield, RELATIVE EFFECTS OF SEAGRASS FRAGMENTATION, STRUCTURAL COMPLEXITY AND HYDRODYNAMICS ON MACROFAUNAL ABUNDANCE

Kenworthy*, W.J.; J.P. Reid, UTILIZATION OF SEAGRASS HABITATS AND FEEDING BY ANTILLEAN MANATEES (TRICHECUS MANATUS MANATUS) IN PUERTO RICO.

Tester*, P.A., ECOLOGICAL PREDICTIONS AND HUMAN HEALTH

Tester*, P.; S. Varnam; R. Swift; R.P. Stumpf; D. Eslinger; M. Culver; M. Black, HURRICANE FLOYD: NOAA, NASA AND NEW REMOTE SENSING TECHNOLOGIES

Center for Coastal Physical Oceanography, OEAS Department

Valle-Levinson*, A.; K.C. Wong; K.T. Bosley, COMPARISON OF THE INFLUENCE OF NOR'EASTERS AND HURRICANE FLOYD ON WATER EXCHANGE AT THE CHESAPEAKE BAY ENTRANCE

Center for Conservation Biology

Ambrose*, R.F.; R.R. Vance; S.S. Anderson; T.W. Keeney, RESTORING A SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SALT MARSH USING SEWAGE SLUDGE: RESULTS FROM FIELD EXPERIMENTS

Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (CEFAS)

Parker*, R.; L. Fernand; J. Brown; S. Malcolm; D. Mills; D. Sivyer; K. Weston; T. Jickells, TRANSPORT AND FATE OF UK NUTRIENT INPUT TO THE SOUTHERN NORTH SEA

Centre for Research on Ecological Impacts of Coastal Cities

Bishop*, M.J., NON-SIGNIFICANT? METHODS OF DETECTING ECOLOGICAL IMPACTS IN A VARIABLE ENVIRONMENT.

Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique

Blanchard*, G., DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR OF BENTHIC MICROALGAL BIOMASS IN INTERTIDAL MUDFLATS

Guarini*, J.M.; G.E. Blanchard, AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TO QUANTIFY THE DYNAMICS OF THE MICROALGAL BIOMASS IN SEMI-ENCLOSED, EUROPEAN-TYPE LITTORAL ECOSYSTEMS

Centro de investigación y estudios avanzados del I.P.N.

Aguayo-Gonzalez*, M.; N. Gómez-Díaz; J. Ramírez-Ramírez; A. Zaldivar; J. Herrera-Silveira, LEAF DYNAMIC OF THALASSIA TESTUDINUM IN TROPICAL LAGOONS AS WATER QUALITY INDICATOR

CEUNIVO, University of Colima,

Choumiline*, E.; A. Meyer Otto; A.J. Marmolejo; D. Sapozhnikov; N. Nikolayeva, IRON AND TRACE METALS IN SEDIMENTS OF THE TROPICAL RIVER MARABASCO AND ITS ESTUARY

Charlotte Harbor Aquatic Preserves, FL Department of Environmental Protection

Gilpin*, E., ESTABLISHING BASELINE SEAGRASS HEALTH USING FIXED TRANSECTS IN CHARLOTTE HARBOR, FLORIDA

Ott*, J.; E. Gilpin, CHARACTERIZING WATER QUALITY IN THE CHARLOTTE HARBOR FLORIDA ESTUARIES USING A TRAINED VOLUNTEER CORPS

Chesapeake Bay Foundation

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

Goodman Bieri*, J., VOLUNTEERS AND SAV IN CHESAPEAKE BAY: EDUCATION OR RESTORATION

CICESE

Montes-Hugo*, M.A.; G.E. Zaúl; M. Hernández, EL NIÑO CONTROL THE PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITY IN A COASTAL LAGOON OF THE PACIFIC COAST INFLUENCED BY AQUACULTURE ACTIVITIES

CINVESTAV-IPN, Unidad Merida

Herrera-Silveira*, J.A.; C.J. Madden; L. Troccoli; N. Aranda-Cirerol, DETECTING SHORT-TERM SPATIAL HETEROGENEITY IN A GROUNDWATER INFLUENCED TROPICAL COASTAL ZONE USING AN INSTRUMENT FOR HIGH SPEED MAPPING.

Medina Gomez*, I.; J.H. Silveira, SEASONAL AND SPATIAL VARIABILITY ON PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY IN A KARSTIC COASTAL LAGOON WITHOUT ANTHROPOGENIC IMPACT

CINVESTAV-IPN, Unidad Merida, Marine Resources Department

Medina Gomez*, I.; J.H. Silveira, SEASONAL AND SPATIAL VARIABILITY ON PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY IN A KARSTIC COASTAL LAGOON WITHOUT ANTHROPOGENIC IMPACT

Citadel, Department of Biology

Kelley*, B.J.; R.D. Porcher; H.N. McKellar; J.T. Morris, A MODEL OF PLANT SUCCESSION WITHIN PARTIALLY IMPOUNDED, SOUTHEASTERN FRESHWATER TIDAL MARSHES.

City of Tampa, Bay Study Group

Avery*, W.; J. Pacowta; J.O.R. Johansson, SEAGRASS MONITORING USING FIXED TRANSECTS IN TAMPA BAY, FLORIDA.

Johansson*, J.O.R; K.B. Hennenfent; J.J. Pacowta, WATER DEPTH AT THE DEEP EDGE OF SEAGRASS MEADOWS IN TAMPA BAY, FLORIDA.

Coastal and Hydraulics Laboratory, U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center

Brown*, G.; R. McAdory; G. Nail; S. Sarruff, A PHYSICS BASED NUMERICAL HYDRODYNAMIC AND SALINITY MODEL OF BISCAYNE BAY, FL

McAdory*, R.; T. Pratt; R. Curry, A LARGE SYNOPTIC TIDE, VELOCITY, SALINITY, AND WEATHER DATA SET FOR USE IN MODELING BISCAYNE BAY, FL

Coastal Carolina University

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.

Libes*, S.M.; J. Guentzel, ESTUARINE EUTROPHICATION ASSESSMENT: A UNIFYING APPROACH FOR LABORATORY INSTRUCTION

Walters*, K., TEST OF AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TO ASSESS NATURAL AND RESTORED SALT MARSH SIMILARITY

Coastal Ecology Institute

Justic*, D.; N.N. Rabalais; R.E. Turner, IMPACTS OF CLIMATE VARIABILITY ON COASTAL HYPOXIA: EVIDENCE FROM CONTINUOUS OBSERVATIONS IN THE NORTHERN GULF OF MEXICO

Rabalais*, N.N.; D. Justic; R.E. Turner; D. Goolsby; W. Battaglin; B.E. Cole; J.K. Craig; W.J. Wiseman, Jr., MISSISSIPPI RIVER FRESHWATER AND NUTRIENT FLUXES, HYPOXIA IN THE GULF OF MEXICO, AND CLIMATE VARIABILITY

Turner*, R.E.; N.N. Rabalais; D. Justic; Q. Dortch, COMING SOON FROM A RIVER TO YOUR ESTUARY: HIGHER N LOADING AND ALTERED NUTRIENT RATIOS

Coastal Ecosystem Research Group, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)

Godhantaraman*, N., SEASONAL VARIATIONS IN TAXONOMIC COMPOSIITON, ABUNDANCE, BIOMASS AND ESTIMATED PRODUCITON RATE OF TINTINNIDS AT TROPICAL ESTUARINE AND MANGROVE WATERS, PARANGIPETTAI, SOUTHEAST COAST OF INDIA

Coastal Research Unit of Zululand

Cyrus*, D.P.; C.F. MacKay; S.P. Weerts, THE IMPACT OF BEACH DISPOSED DREDGER SPOIL ON SELECTED COMPONENTS OF THE MHLATHUZE ESTUARY, SOUTH AFRICA.

MacKay*, C.F.; D.P. Cyrus, SCENARIO-BASED BIOTIC RESPONSES TO POTENTIAL FRESHWATER DEFICITS IN A SOUTH AFRICAN ESTUARY

Coastal Seas Consortium, Inc.

Marshall*, M.J.; R.R. Lewis, III, SHORELINE PROTECTION AND RESTORATION AT PELICAN ISLAND NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE (AMERICA'S FIRST WILDLLIFE REFUGE)

Coastal Studies Institute

Justic*, D.; N.N. Rabalais; R.E. Turner, IMPACTS OF CLIMATE VARIABILITY ON COASTAL HYPOXIA: EVIDENCE FROM CONTINUOUS OBSERVATIONS IN THE NORTHERN GULF OF MEXICO

CoastalVision

Carey*, D.A.; N. Haley; V. Malkowski; D. Simpson; A. Wilbur, LONG-TERM IMPACTS OF PHYSICAL DISTURBANCE OF ESTUARINE BENTHOS

Colciencias

Mancera-Pineda, J.E.; X. Arango-Esteves*; L. Botero, EFFECTS OF FRESHWATER DIVERSION ON TWO MANGROVE SPECIES IN CIENAGA GRANDE DE SANTA MARTA, COLOMBIAN CARIBBEAN.

College of Staten Island of CUNY

Levinton*, J.; W.G. Wallace; E. Suatoni, RESTORATION AND RECOVERY OF A SEVERELY POLLUTED ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEM: PHYSIOLOGICAL, GENETIC, TROPHIC TRANSFER AND GEOCHEMICAL ESTIMATES

College of William and Mary

Chambers*, R.M.; A. Holinka, FORMS OF IRON, SULFUR AND PHOSPHORUS ALONG TRANSECTS FROM THE EVERGLADES TO FLORIDA BAY

Christensen*, T.L.; R.L. Wetzel, META-ANALYSIS AND MODELING OF NUTRIENT AND OXYGEN FLUXES, YORK RIVER ESTUARY, VIRGINIA.

Hinchey*, E.K.; L.C. Schaffner; L.P. Batte; C.C. Hoar, INFAUNAL SPECIES RESPONSE TO SEDIMENT DISTURBANCE PROCESSES IN AN ENERGETIC ESTUARY: FIELD AND LABORATORY INVESTIGATIONS

Wetzel*, R.L.; K.A. Moore, CONTRIBUTIONS OF LOWER CHESAPEAKE BAY SEAGRASS COMMUNITIES TO HIGHER TROPHIC LEVELS ?

College of William and Mary, VIMS/SMS, Department of Biological Sciences

van Montfrans*, J.; R.J. Orth; D. Combs; R.N. Lipcius, PREDATION IMPACT BY STRIPED BASS FEEDING ON JUVENILE BLUE CRABS IN CHESAPEAKE BAY SEAGRASS BEDS

College of William and Mary, VIMS/SMS,Department of Fisheries Science

van Montfrans*, J.; R.J. Orth; D. Combs; R.N. Lipcius, PREDATION IMPACT BY STRIPED BASS FEEDING ON JUVENILE BLUE CRABS IN CHESAPEAKE BAY SEAGRASS BEDS

Computer Sciences Corporation

Carlson*, A.R.; D.B. Chadwick; A. Zirino; I. Rivera; O. Holm-Hanson; T.J. Boyd, FACTORS CONTROLLING THE DISTRIBUTION AND FATE OF COPPER IN THE SAN DIEGO BAY

Katz*, C.N.; A.R. Carlson; D.B. Chadwick; L.M. Kay, STORM WATER IMPACTS ON RECEIVING WATERS

Connecticut College

Fell*, P.E.; R.S. Warren; J.K. Light; R.L. Rawson,Jr.; S.M. Fairley, IS NEKTON USE OF THYPH ANGUSTIFOLIA BRACKISH MARSH ALTERED BY THE INVASION OF PHRAGMITES AUSTRALIS?

Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection, Bureau of Water Management

Stacey, P.E.; C.B. Olsen*; M.P. Gates; M.J. Lyman, NITROGEN LOADING AND WATER QUALITY RESPONSE IN LONG ISLAND SOUND - A 10-YEAR ASSESSMENT

Stacey*, P.E., AN ASSESSMENT OF NONPOINT SOURCE NITROGEN CONTROL IN URBAN AREAS

Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection, Marine Fisheries Bureau

Stacey, P.E.; C.B. Olsen*; M.P. Gates; M.J. Lyman, NITROGEN LOADING AND WATER QUALITY RESPONSE IN LONG ISLAND SOUND - A 10-YEAR ASSESSMENT

Consultant

Smith*, R.W.; M. Bergen; S.B. Weisberg; D. Cadien; D. Montagne; A. Dalkey; R.G. Velarde, DEVELOPING RESPONSE INDICES FOR BIOCRITERIA USING MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS

Cook College, Department Ecology, Evolution, and Natural Resources

Loveland*, R.E.; M.L. Botton; L. Niles, DEVELOPMENTAL ECOLOGY OF THE ATLANTIC HORSESHOE CRAB: IMPLICATIONS FOR A SUSTAINABLE POPULATION.

Cornell University

Mills*, K.E., USE OF FISH COMMUNITIES FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF ECOLOGICAL INTEGRITY IN ESTUARINE WETLANDS

Swaney*, D.; R. Marino, A REVIEW OF ESTIMATES OF AIR-WATER EXCHANGE OF OXYGEN AND THEIR SIGNIFICANCE FOR ESTIMATING PRODUCTIVITY

Creighton University - Biology Department

Whitman*, K.J.; J.F. Schalles, THE OPTICS, PIGMENTS, AND PHENOLOGY OF AQUATIC MACROPHYTES AND REMOTE ESTIMATION OF CHLOROPHYLL A

CREMA (CNRS-IFREMER)

Orvain*, F.; P.G. Sauriau; P. le hir; C. Bacher, BIOTURBATION EFFECTS OF THE GASTROPOD HYDROBIA ULVAE ON SEDIMENT ERODABILITY: RESULTS FROM FLUME EXPERIMENTS AND MODELLING APPROACH USING A 1-DV HYDROSEDIMENTARY MODEL.

CSIRO Land and Water

Ford*, P.W.; G. Hancock; A. Moss, SEASONAL CHANGES IN TROPHIC STATUS IN THE FITZROY ESTUARY, QUEENSLAND AUSTRALIA

CSIRO Marine Research / University of Tasmania

Cook*, P.; E. Butler; R. leeming; B. O'Grady; B. Eyre, NITROGEN CYCLING IN THE UPPER REACHES OF A TURBID, HIGH NITRATE, SUB-TROPICAL ESTUARY IN EASTERN AUSTRALIA

CyanoLab / BCI Engineers

Chapman*, A.; C. Williams; J. Burns; W. Carmichael; M. Pawlowicz, CYANOBACTERIAL TOXINS IN FLORIDA'S SURFACE FRESH & ESTUARINE WATERS

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