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Geographical Institute University of Copenhagen

Ellegaard*, M., DINOFLAGELLATE CYSTS AS PALAEOENVIRONMENTAL TRACERS - PART OF THE EU PROJECT MOLTEN ON HISTORICAL CHANGES IN EUTROPHICATION IN NORTHERN EUROPE.

Geography Department/University of Maryland

Stevenson*, J.C.; M. Kearney, IMPACTS OF ERODING MARSHES ON SEAGRASS HABITATS

Geology Department, College of William and Mary

Snyder*, C.L.; C.T. Friedrichs, SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE ACTIVE MUD LAYER OF THE YORK RIVER ESTUARY, VIRGINIA

Geophysical Laboratory, Carnegie Institution of Washington

Wooller*, M.; B. Smallwood; M. Jacobson; M. Fogel, LANDSCAPE SCALE CARBON AND NITROGEN ISOTOPIC PATTERNS IN MANGROVE ECOSYSTEMS

George Mason University

Darke*, A.; P. Megonigal, CONTROL OF SEDIMENT DEPOSITION RATES IN TWO MID-ATLANTIC COAST TIDAL FRESHWATER WETLANDS

Megonigal*, P.; J. Cornell; C. Craft, RAPID DEVELOPMENT OF THE CARBON CYCLE IN CREATED SALT MARSHES

George Mason University Envir. Sci. & Public Policy

Islam, S.; R.C. Jones*, SEASONAL DYNAMICS OF SIZE-FRACTIONATED PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITIES IN THE TIDAL FRESHWATER POTOMAC RIVER, USA

George Mason University Envir. Sci. & Public Policy Program

Islam, S.; R.C. Jones*, SEASONAL DYNAMICS OF SIZE-FRACTIONATED PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITIES IN THE TIDAL FRESHWATER POTOMAC RIVER, USA

George Mason University, Environmental Science and Public Policy Program

Hamdan*, L.J.; R.B. Jonas, SOURCE AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF DISSOLVED MICROBIALLY LABILE ORGANIC MATTER IN THE POTOMAC RIVER

Georgia Cooperative Fish & Wildlife Research Unit, USGS-BRD

Reinert*, T.R.; C.A. Jennings; W. Kitchens, RESPONSES OF THE FRESHWATER MARSH AND STRIPED BASS POPULATION TO MODIFICATIONS OF THE SAVANNAH RIVER ESTUARY, GEORGIA, USA

Graduate College of Marine Studies

Sharp*, J.H.; A.Y. Beauregard; A.E. Parker, RECENT CHANGES IN NUTRIENT RATIOS IN ESTUARIES AND COASTAL WATERS: WHAT IS THE IMPACT?

Graduate School of Oceanography

Hinga*, K., PH IN COASTAL WATERS: A FACTOR IN PHYTOPLANKTON SPECIES DYNAMICS

Smayda*, T.J., NUTRIENT ENRICHMENT AND HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS

Graduate School of Oceanography - University of Rhode Island

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

Graduate School of Oceanography, University of Rhode Island

James-Pirri*, M.J.; K. Tuxbury; S. Koch; S. Fish; W. Kurz, SPAWNING DENSITIES, POPULATION PARAMETERS, AND MOVEMENT OF HORSESHOE CRABS (LIMULUS POLYPHEMUS) ON CAPE COD, MASSACHUSETTS.

Jeffries*, H.P., CLIMATIC WARMING AFFECTS FISHES OF THE NARRAGANSETT BAY AREA

Roman*, C.T.; B.L. Nowicki; M.J. James-Pirri, ESTUARINE NUTRIENT ENRICHMENT AT CAPE COD NATIONAL SEASHORE: DEVELOPMENT OF A MONITORING PROTOCOL

Graduate School of Oceanography, URI

Adamowicz*, S.C.; C.T. Roman, NEW ENGLAND SALT MARSH POOLS: MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS, FISH USE, AND RESTORATION RECOMMENDATIONS

Grice Marine Laboratory

Pennington*, P.L.; M.E. DeLorenzo; J.C. Lawton; M.H. Fulton; G.I. Scott, UTILIZATION OF A MODULAR ESTUARINE MESOCOSM FOR ASSESSING EFFECTS OF PESTICIDE EXPOSURE

Grice Marine Laboratory, University of Charleston

Gawle*, C.P.; A.F. Holland, THE EFFECT OF SEASON AND WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT ON THE ECOLOGICAL CONDITION OF TIDAL CREEKS IN THE CHARLESTON HARBOR ESTUARY

Gillett*, D.J.; D.M. Sanger; A.F. Holland, UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF MONOPYLEPHORUS RUBRONIVEUS (OLIOGOCHAETA: TUBIFIDAE) IN TIDAL CREEK ECOSYSTEMS

Holland*, A.F.; D.M. Sanger; C.P. Gawle; D.J. Gillett, SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL VARIABILITY IN ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS IN TIDAL CREEKS: IMPLICATIONS FOR MONITORING

Sanger*, D.M.; S.B. Lerberg; C.P. Gawle, CHARACTERIZATION OF THE BENTHIC COMMUNITY OF TIDAL CREEK/SALT MARSH SYSTEMS IN SOUTH CAROLINA

Gulf Coast Research Laboratory, University of Southern Mississsippi

Vincet*, D.; C. Rakocinski, THE INFLUENCE OF POLLUTION ON JUVENILE SPOT,LEIOSTOMUS XANTHURUS: COMPARING OTOLITH MICROSTRUCTURE AND AMINOTRANSFERASE AS INDICATORS OF STRESS

Gulf Ecology Division, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Davis*, W.P.; G.M. Cripe, ECOLOGICAL RESPONSES TO POLLUTION ABATEMENT: A FRAMEWORK FOR MEASUREMENT AND ASSESSMENT FOR COASTAL ECOSYSTEMS

Gulf of Mexico Program

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

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