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Delaware Center for the Inland Bays

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

Department of Land and Water Conservation

Wilson*, J.R.; R. Johnstone, DISTRIBUTION, TAXONOMY AND PRODUCTIVITY OF BENTHIC MICROALGAE IN TWO COASTAL LAGOONS IN NSW, AUSTRALIA

Department of Organismic Biology, Ecology and Evolution

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

Department of Primary Industries Water and Environment

Murphy*, R., DETERMINATION OF MONITORING METHODOLOGY AND HEALTH ASSESSMENT OF ESTUARIES IN TASMANIA, AUSTRALIA.

Department of Veterinary Science

La Peyre*, M.K.; A. Nickens; J.F. La Peyre, POTENTIAL OF FRESHETS FOR ELIMINATING THE PROTOZOAN PATHOGEN PERKINSUS MARINUS IN EASTERN OYSTERS: AN INITIAL LABORATORY EXPERIMENT

DEPT of ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY Curtin University

John*, J., TOXIC CYANOBACTERIAL BLOOMS IN THE SWAN-CANNING ESTUARY PERTH, AUSTRALIA: TOXICITY AND ECOLOGY

Div. of Water Quality, NC Department of Environ. and Nat. Resources

Paerl*, H.W.; J.D. Bales; L.W. Ausley; C.P. Buzzelli; L.B. Crowder; L.A. Eby; M. Go; B.L. Peierls; T.L. Richardson; L. Twomey; J.S. Ramus, ECOSYSTEM IMPACTS AND LESSONS LEARNED FROM 3 SEQUENTIAL HURRICANES (DENNIS, FLOYD AND IRENE) IN NORTH CAROLINA ESTUARIES: AN OVERVIEW

Division of Environmental Sciences, St. Johns River Water Mgt. District

Sigua*, G.C.; W.A. Tweedale; J.D. Miller, REDESIGNED WATER QUALITY MONITORING NETWORK FOR THE INDIAN RIVER LAGOON: WHAT WE HAVE LEARNED?

Division of Fish and Wildlife, RIDEM

Meng*, L.C.D.; J. Orphanides; C. Powell, USING A FISH INDEX TO ASSESS HABITAT QUALITY IN NARRAGANSETT BAY, RHODE ISLAND: THE IMPORTANCE OF THE UPPER ESTUARY

DNREC/Delaware Coastal Programs/DNERR

Scarborough*, R.W., THE EVALUATION OF AERATION AS A METHOD FOR IMPROVING THE ECOLOGIAL CONDITION OF DEAD-END CANALS

Ducks Unlimited, Inc.

Ward*, D.H.; A. Morton; T.L. Tibbitts; D. Kempka; R.M. Anthony, CHANGES IN DISTRIBUTION AND ABUNDANCE OF SEAGRASS HABITATS IN EMBAYMENTS OF BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO: IMPLICATIONS FOR A WINTERING GOOSE.

Duke University

Cronin*, T.M.; G.S. Dwyer; D.A. Willard, IMPACT OF CLIMATE VARIABILITY ON CHESAPEAKE AND FLORIDA BAYS

Duke University Marine Laboratory

Buzzelli*, C.P.; J. Ramus; H.W. Paerl, USE OF FERRY-BASED AND REMOTE TECHNOLOGY TO MONITOR WATER QUALITY IN PAMLICO SOUND, NORTH CAROLINA

Crowder*, L.B.; L.A. Eby; C.M. McClellan, THE SHORT- AND LONG-TERM RESPONSES OF FISHES TO HURRICANE-RELATED FLOODING IN THE NEUSE RIVER AND PAMLICO SOUND

Ramus*, J.; C.P. Buzzelli; H.W. Paerl, FERRYMON: WQ STATUS, TRENDS AND EVENTS MONITORING BY SHIPS OF OPPORTUNITY IN THE COASTAL ZONE.

Dynamac

Blum*, L.K.; M.S. Roberts; J.L. Garland; A.L. Mills, BIOGEOGRAPHIC VARIABILITY IN MICROBIAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AMONG DOMINANT HIGH MARSH PLANTS OF THE UNITED STATES EAST COAST

Dynamac Corporation

Eldridge*, P.M.; S.T. Larned; C.L. Folger, AN ECOSYSTEM MODEL OF A RIVER-DOMINATED PACIFIC NORTHWEST ESTUARY: ROLES OF SALT MARSH-, RIVER- AND OCEAN-DERIVED MATERIALS.

Dynamac Corporation,

Blum*, L.K.; M.S. Roberts; J.L. Garland; A.L. Mills, BIOGEOGRAPHIC VARIABILITY IN MICROBIAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AMONG DOMINANT HIGH MARSH PLANTS OF THE UNITED STATES EAST COAST

DynTel

Wilber*, D.H.; G. Clarke; G.L. Ray; M.H. Burlas, SURF ZONE FISH RESPONSES TO A BEACH NOURISHMENT PROJECT ON THE NORTHERN NEW JERSEY SHORELINE

East Carolina Univ.

Christian*, R.R.; J.E. O'Neal; M.H. Tabrizi; J.L. Pinckney; B. Peierls; H. Paerl, REDUCING ESTUARINE, NUTRIENT FILTRATION CAPACITY THROUGH LARGE STORMS AND HURRICANES

East Carolina University

Christian*, R.R.; J.E. O'Neal; M.H. Tabrizi; J.L. Pinckney; B. Peierls; H. Paerl, REDUCING ESTUARINE, NUTRIENT FILTRATION CAPACITY THROUGH LARGE STORMS AND HURRICANES

Keusenkothen*, M.A.; R.R. Christian, THE EFFECTS OF TRAMPLING BY DEER ON A SALT MARSH

May*, M.K.; M.M. Brinson, HEADWARD EROSION OF TIDAL CREEKS

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

Riggs*, S.R., ANATOMY OF A RIVERINE--ESTUARINE FLOOD EVENT: GEOLOGIC FRAMEWORK, ECOSYSTEM MODIFICATION, AND HUMAN ENCROACHMENT

East Carolina University, Coastal Resource Management Program

Dame*, J.K.; R.R. Christian; D. Baird; G. Johnson; C. Peterson, USE OF NETWORK ANALYSIS FOR DELINEATING REFERENCE TROPHIC CONDITIONS IN ESTUARIES

East Carolina University, Department of Biology

Daniel*, D.A.; R.R. Christian; L.K. Blum, WATER QUALITY IN A "PROTECTED" COASTAL LAGOON

Eastern Shore Lab, Virginia Institute of Marine Science, College of William and Mary

Nestlerode*, J.; M. Luckenbach; R. Diaz, MACROFAUNAL UTILIZATION OF CREATED INTERTIDAL OYSTER REEF HABITATS IN CHESAPEAKE BAY: AN EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTS OF REEF ARCHITECTURE AND CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL ON COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT.

Eckerd College

Crotty*, J.; D. Hastings, TRACE METALS IN BENTHIC FORAMINIFERA AS AN INDICATOR OF METAL POLLUTION

Edgar*, T.; E. Raabe; G. Brooks, HISTORY AND PREHISTORY VARIATIONS OF TAMPA BAY ESTUARY WETLANDS THROUGH SEDIMENT CORES, AIR PHOTOS, MAPS, AND SATELLITE IMAGES

Hopkins*, A.E.; D.W. Hastings, MEASUREMENT OF BIOAVAILABLE TRACE METAL IN TAMPA BAY, FLORIDA USING DIFFUSIVE GRADIENT IN THIN FILMS

Smith*, N.F.; G.M. Ruiz, PHENOTYPIC PLASTICITY IN THE LIFE HISTORY OF THE MANGROVE SNAIL CERITHIDEA SCALARIFORMIS

Eckerd College - Behavioral Sciences Collegium

Pool*, A.M.; R.L. Wallace, A POLICY ANALYSIS OF A DESALINATION PLANT IN APOLLO BEACH, FLORIDA

Eckerd College - Marine Science

Crotty*, J.; D. Hastings, TRACE METALS IN BENTHIC FORAMINIFERA AS AN INDICATOR OF METAL POLLUTION

Ecosystem Center, Marine Biological Laboratory

Cieri*, M.; B. Fry; L. Deegan; B. Peterson; C. Tobias, USING STABLE ISOTOPES TO DISTINGUISH INDIVIDUAL ESTUARINE FISH FROM FUNCTIONAL AGGREGATES: IS INDIVIDUAL VARIATION THE KEY?

Ecosystems Center / Marine Biological Laboratory

Tobias*, C.R.; M. Cieri; B.J. Peterson; L. Deegan; J. Vallino, ESTUARINE PROCESSING OF WATERSHED NITROGEN: SYSTEM-SCALE INSIGHTS FROM A WHOLE-ESTUARY 15N ENRICHMENT

Ecosystems Center, Marine Biological Laboratory

Giblin*, A.E.; G.T. Banta; J. Tucker; C. Hopkinson, EFFECTS OF SALINITY CHANGES ON NITROGEN DYNAMICS IN ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS

Hopkinson*, C.; S. Bricker; P. Orlando, DO ALL ESTUARIES RESPOND SIMILARLY TO NUTRIENT ENRICHMENT? TOWARDS THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN ESTUARINE CLASSIFICATION.

Howarth*, B.; R. Marino, THE SCIENCE OF MANAGING NITROGEN INPUTS TO COASTAL WATERS

Hughes*, J.; M. Cieri; K. Tholke; L. Deegan; B. Peterson, ECOLOGY AND NUTRITION OF NEREIS DIVERSICOLOR (POLYCHAETA: NEREIDAE) IN A NEW ENGLAND ESTUARY

Peterson*, B.J.; R.M. Holmes; J. Hughes; C. Tobias; M. Cieri; L.A. Deegan; B. Fry, A TRACER ANALYSIS OF THE NITROGEN CYCLE OF TWO TIDAL RIVERS

Vallino*, J.; C. Tobias; M. Cieri; J. Huges; B. Peterson; L. Deegan, USING WHOLE-SYSTEM 15N-TRACER EXPERIMENTS TO IMPROVE ESTUARINE BIOGEOCHEMISTRY MODELS

Ecosystems Center, The Marine Biological Laboratory

Deegan*, L.A.; B.J. Peterson; M. Cieri; J. Hughes, USING STABLE ISOTOPIC TRACERS TO UNDERSTAND FISH FLEXIBILITY IN HABITAT CHOICE AND FOOD WEB CONNECTIONS

Ecosystems Research Div., NERL, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Frick*, W.E., PREDICTING POLLUTANT CONCENTRATIONS IN TIDAL CHANNELS USING EPA'S VISUAL PLUMES MODEL

Edith Cowan University, Centre for Ecosystem Management

Walker*, D.I.; G.A. Kendrick; P.S. Lavery; K. Hillman, ECOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF SEAGRASS AND THE IMPACT OF SHELLSAND DREDGING ON

Eduardo Mondlane University

Martins, A.R.O; S.O. Bandeira*, OCCURRENCE OF SEAGRASSES IN SELECTED SITES OF MOZAMBIQUE AND ASPECTS OF STRUCTURE, LEAF GROWTH RATE AND NUTRIENTS FOR ZOSTERA CAPENSIS

Endangered and Nongame Species Program - NJ Div. Fish and Wildlife

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

Enivornmental Sciences - SPAWAR Systems Center San Diego

Chadwick*, D.B.; A. Zirino; I. Rivera-Duarte, MODELING THE MASS BALANCE AND SPECIATION OF COPPER IN SAN DIEGO BAY

ENSR

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

Environmental Assessment Program, Washington State Department of Ecology

Reynolds*, R.A.; M.J. Perry; M.C. Talbot; J.A. Newton, SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL TRENDS IN LIGHT ABSORPTION BY DISSOLVED AND PARTICULATE MATERIALS WITHIN PUGET SOUND.

Environmental Defense

Howarth*, B.; R. Marino, THE SCIENCE OF MANAGING NITROGEN INPUTS TO COASTAL WATERS

Rader*, D.; J. Rudek, EVALUATION OF ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES TO RESTORING NUTRIENT IMPAIRED WATERSHEDS IN THE ALBEMARLE-PAMLICO ESTUARY

Environmental Science and Engineering Program

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

Environmental Services Office, Department of Water Resources

Lehman*, P.W., THE IMPACT OF CLIMATE ON LOWER FOOD WEB PRODUCTION IN NORTHERN SAN FRANCISCO ESTUARY, 1975-1993.

Environmental Stewardship Concepts

deFur*, P.L.; L.L. Foersom; S.S. Tuberty, EFFECTS OF ENDOSULFAN ON MOLTING IN JUVENILE RED SWAMP CRAYFISH, PROCAMBARUS CLARKII

Environmental, Coastal and Ocean Sciences Department, UMass-Boston

Pelletier*, M.C.; E.D. Gallagher, IDENTIFICATION OF SPECIES-ENVIRONMENT RELATIONSHIPS IN THE HUDSON-RARITAN ESTUARY AND RELATED SUB-BASINS

EnVirtue Biotechnologies, Inc

Woodley*, C.M.; J.E. Fauth; C.A. Downs; J.C. Halas, A MOLECULAR BIOMARKER SYSTEM FOR FORECASTING CORAL BLEACHING

EPA Coastal Ecology Branch

Kaldy*, J.E., EVALUATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS CONTROLLING THE DISTRIBUTION OF NON-NATIVE ZOSTERA JAPONICA IN THE UPPER TIDAL ZONE OF YAQUINA BAY, OREGON.

EPA/NRC Harvard University

Nacci*, D.; S. Cohen; M. Huber; M. Gomez-Chiarri; E. Gauger, FITNESS IMPLICATIONS OF IMMUNOGENETIC VARIATION IN FUNDULUS HETEROCLITUS FROM CLEAN AND POLLUTED SITES

EPOMEX Center. Autonomous University of Campeche

Benitez*, J.A.; T.R. Fisher, LAND COVER CHANGES IN THE CHOPTANK BASIN (1660-2000): THE BASIS FOR ESTIMATING HISTORICAL CHANGES IN NUTRIENT EXPORT

EROS Data Center, U.S. Geological Survey

Parker*, B.; D. Gesch; R. Wilson; D. Milbert, THE TAMPA BAY BATHYMETRIC/TOPOGRAPHIC DEMONSTRATION PROJECT

Escola Superior de Tecnologia - Universidade do Algarve

Martins*, F.; R. Neves; P. Pina, MODELLING ANTROPOGENIC IMPACT ON PRIMARY PRODUCTION OF SADO ESTUARY

ETH - Zurich

Thorrold*, S.R.; C. Latkoczy; P.K. Swart, QUANTIFYING POPULATION STRUCTURE AND ESSENTIAL FISH HABITAT IN WEAKFISH THROUGH GEOCHEMICAL SIGNATURES IN OTOLITHS

Everglades Department, S. Florida Water Management District

Kelly*, S.; D. Rudnick; C. Donovan; J. Cornwell; M. Owens, PATTERNS OF INORGANIC NITROGEN FLUX FROM NORTHERN FLORIDA BAY SEDIMENTS

Everglades Department, South Florida Water Management Distict

Rudnick*, D.T., AN ESTUARINE PERSPECTIVE OF COMPREHENSIVE EVERGLADES RESTORATION: A FLORIDA BAY CASE STUDY

Everglades Department, South Florida Water Management District

Kelly*, S.; D. Rudnick; C. Donovan; J. Cornwell; M. Owens, PATTERNS OF INORGANIC NITROGEN FLUX FROM NORTHERN FLORIDA BAY SEDIMENTS

Everglades Research Dept

Madden*, C.J., IMPACTS OF PULSING ON SEAGRASS COMMUNITIES IN NORTHEASTERN FLORIDA BAY: AN EXPERIMENTAL AND MODELING STUDY

Everglades Systems Research Division, South Florida Water Management District

Parker* III, F.M.; D.L. Childers; C.J. Madden, SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL VARIABILITY IN NUTRIENT LOADING AND EXCHANGES IN A HYDROLOGICALLY RESTORED SOUTHERN EVERGLADES MARSH

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