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Maine Department of Marine Resources

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?

Marine Bioilogical Laboratory

Tucker*, J.; A.E. Giblin; C.S. Hopkinson, BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF BOSTON HARBOR SEDIMENTS: RESPONSES TO NUTRIENT LOADING REDUCTIONS OVER THE PAST DECADE

Marine Biological Laboratory

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

Tucker*, J.; A.E. Giblin; C.S. Hopkinson, BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF BOSTON HARBOR SEDIMENTS: RESPONSES TO NUTRIENT LOADING REDUCTIONS OVER THE PAST DECADE

Marine Resources Consultants

Norris*, J.G.; A. Sewell; S. Wyllie-Echeverria; J. Skalski; D. Zimmerman, EELGRASS MONITORING IN PUGET SOUND: METHODS AND PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF THE SUBMERGED VEGETATION MONITORING PROJECT

Sewell*, A.T.; J.G. Norris; S. Wyllie-Echeverria; R. Zimmerman; J. Skalski, SOUND-WIDE EELGRASS MONITORING IN PUGET SOUND: PROJECT DESIGN AND MODEL RESULTS.

Marine Resources Research Insititute, South Carolina Department of Natural Resources

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

Marine Resources Research Insititute,South Carolina Department of Natural Resources

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

Marine Resources Research Institute

Wenner*, E.L.; A.F. Holland, SHORT-TERM CHANGE IN DISSOLVED OXYGEN AND OTHER WATER QUALITY VARIABLES IN ESTUARIES

Marine Resources Research Institute, South Carolina Department of Natural Resources

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

Marine Science Program, 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

Johnson*, W.; J. Almeida; M. Fletcher, RELATING BACTERIOPLANKTON AND PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITY COMPOSITIONS IN TIDAL CREEK ESTUARIES EXHIBITING DIFFERING NUTRIENT REGIMES

Willis*, B.M.; A.J. Lewitus; R.G. Tymowski, THE USE OF HIGH MOLECULAR WEIGHT DISSOLVED ORGANIC MATTER BY PHYTOPLANKTON

Marine Science, Eckerd College

Lessmann*, J.M.; J.B. Zedler, EFFECT OF SOIL AMENDMENT ON GROWTH AND NITROGEN IN SALICORNIA VIRGINICA: IMPLICATIONS IN RESTORATION

Marine Sciences - University of Georgia

Bishop*, T.D.; M. Alber; R.G. Wiegert, MACROFAUNAL POPULATION SHIFTS AND CHANGING COASTAL SALINITY REGIMES

Marine Sciences Department, Natural Sciences Division, University of Hawaii at Hilo

Dortch*, Q.; M.L. Parsons; R.E. Turner; A.F. Maier; N.N. Rabalais, LINKAGE BETWEEN NUTRIENT INPUTS AND HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS IN LOUISIANA COASTAL WATERS

Marine Sciences, University of Georgia

Thoresen*, M; M. Alber; J.R. Nelson, MICROALGAL FOOD RESOURCES OF OYSTERS: ARE BENTHIC DIATOMS IMPORTANT TO AN ESTUARINE SUSPENSION-FEEDER?

Marisys, Inc.

Ross, S.W.; J. Ott*; D.R. Hanes, RAPID, COST-EFFECTIVE MONITORING OF ESTUARINE WATER QUALITY AND HABITAT CONDITIONS

Maryland Department of Natural Resources

Goshorn*, D.M.; R.E. Magnien; P. Tango, ASSOCIATION BETWEEN PRESENCE OF LESIONED MENHADEN AND PFIESTERIA IN MARYLAND

Magnien*, R.; B. Michael; P. Tango; D. Goshorn; R. Karrh; D. Oldach; H. Bowers, ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN PFIESTERIA PISCICIDA AND ENVIRONMENTAL VARIABLES IN CHESAPEAKE BAY

Michael*, B.D.; R.E. Magnien; E.L. Ebersole; T.A. Parham; L.P. Karrh; W.R. Boynton; N.H. Burger, ENHANCED ESTUARINE SHALLOW WATER HABITAT ASSESSMENT

Maryland Geological Survey

Brush, G.S.; L.A. Hinnov*; J.M. Hill, SEDIMENTATION RATES AS CLIMATE SIGNALS IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY

Marywood University, Department of Sciences

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

Masachusetts Water Resources Authority

Mickelson*, M.J.; C.D. Hunt; K.E. Keay; A. Rex, MONITORING MASSACHUSETTS BAY AND BOSTON HARBOR FOR THE IMPACT OF THE NEW SEWAGE EFFLUENT OUTFALL

Massachusett Bays National Estuary Program

Smith*, J.P.; B.K. Carlisle, USING INVASIVE SPECIES AS A COMPONENT OF WETLAND ASSESSMENT

Massachusetts Audubon Society

Buchsbaum*, R.; J. Catena; E. Hutchins; D. Burdick; E. Holt; A. Ridlon, CHANGES IN PHRAGMITES AUSTRALIS AND OTHER ORGANISMS IN MASSACHUSETTS SALTMARSH AFTER RESTORATION OF TIDAL FLOW.

Massachusetts Audubon Society, Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary

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.

Massachusetts Coastal Zone Management

Krahforst*, C.F., HIGH TEMPORALLY RESOLVED, NEAR REAL TIME ESTIMATES OF PRIMARY PRODUCTION IN A SHALLOW COASTAL EMBAYMENT: THE USE OF PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY IN ESTUARINE HEALTH ASSESSMENT

Smith*, J.P.; B.K. Carlisle, USING INVASIVE SPECIES AS A COMPONENT OF WETLAND ASSESSMENT

Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries

Wilbur*, A.R.; V.J. Malkoski, DISTRIBUTION, ABUNDANCE AND SIZE CLASS OF AMERICAN LOBSTER IN GLOUCESTER HARBOR, MASSACHUSETTS: PRESPECTIVE FROM AN URBAN ESTUARY

Massachusetts Office of Coastal Zone Management

Lund*, K., Developing strategies to support Great Marsh resource management

Wilbur*, A.R.; V.J. Malkoski, DISTRIBUTION, ABUNDANCE AND SIZE CLASS OF AMERICAN LOBSTER IN GLOUCESTER HARBOR, MASSACHUSETTS: PRESPECTIVE FROM AN URBAN ESTUARY

Massachusetts water Resources Authority

Taylor*, D., WASTEWATER DIVERSION FROM BOSTON HARBOR: A NUTRIENT LOADING EXPERIMENT

Master of Environmental Studies Program, University of Charleston

Jutte*, P.C.; R.F. Van Dolah; G.L. Hay; G. Riekerk, EXPLORING THE SPATIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS OF TIDAL CREEKS IN RELATION TO FINFISH AND CRUSTACEAN ASSEMBLAGES

McGill University, Department Geography

Chmura*, G.L.; A. Santos; V. Pospelova; Z. Spasojevic; J.S. Latimer, ESTUARINE PALEOPRODUCTIVITY: A COMPARISON OF THREE INDICATORS

McGill University, Department of Geography

Latimer*, J.S.; G.L. Chmura; V. Pospelova; Z. Spasojevic; C. Pesch; W. Boothman, A CASE STUDY OF THE REFERENCE CONDITION APPROACH TO NITROGEN MANAGEMENT IN ESTUARIES

Pospelova*, V.; G.L. Chmura; W. Boothman; J.S. Latimer, SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF MODERN DINOFLAGELLATE CYSTS ALONG ENVIRONMENTAL GRADIENTS IN BUZZARDS BAY EMBAYMENTS (MASSACHUSETTS)

McNeese State University

Edwards*, K.; E. Proffitt; S. Travis, SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA DIEBACK IN SOUTHWESTERN LOUISIANA: STEM DENSITIES, GENETIC DIVERSITY, AND GROWTH OF TRANSPLANTS

MEAS Department, North Carolina State University

Hines*, A.H.; T.G. Wolcott; J.R. Terwin; S.F. Thrush, SCALE OF ESTUARINE PREDATOR-PREY INTERACTIONS: BLUE CRABS FORAGING ON CLAMS

MIAMI-DADE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT

Milano*, G.R., HABITAT RESTORATION TECHNIQUES DEVELOPED DURING THE REESTABLISHMENT OF A BIRD ROOKERY IN SOUTHEASTERN FLORIDA

Michael Baker Jr., Inc.

Jenkins*, C.L., THE IMPACTS OF STORMWATER RUNOFF ON EASTERN SHORE (VA) COASTAL SYSTEMS

Millersville University

Ambler*, J.W., STREAM MACROINVERTEBRATE COMMUNITIES: CONNECTING LAND USE IN WATERSHEDS TO ESTUARINE PROCESSES IN CHESAPEAKE BAY.

Millersville University Student

Forrester*, T., Abundance and Size of Copepod Swarms as a Function of Time of Day, Tidal Movement, and Copepod Density.

Ministry of Transport, Public Works and Water Management RIZA

Backx*, J.; M. Ohm; R. Eertman, ECOLOGICAL REHABILITATION OF THE RHINE AND MEUSE ESTUARY

Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality

Pederson, E.J.; Peterson*, M.S.;, BRYOZOA AS AN EPHEMERAL ESTUARINE HABITAT AND A LARVAL TRANSPORT MECHANISM FOR YOUNG NEKTON IN THE NORTH-CENTRAL GULF OF MEXICO

Mississippi State University

Mutchler*, T.R.; M.J. Sullivan; B. Fry; P.V. Zimba, RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF SEAGRASS VERSUS EPIPHYTES IN FOOD WEBS BASED ON LONG-TERM ¹⁵N-ENRICHMENT

Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium

Brown-Peterson*, N.J.; R. Riedel; B. Costa-Pierce, PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF SCIAENID REPRODUCTION IN THE SALTON SEA, CALIFORNIA

MIT Sea Grant College Program

Pederson*, J.; R. Bullock; D. Calder; J. Carlton; J. Chapman; A. Cohen; H. Dean; P. Dyrynda; L. Harris; C. Lambert; G. Lambert; A. Mathieson; S. Tyler; J. Winston, RAPID ASSESSMENT SURVEY OF MARINE BIOINVASIONS IN COASTAL MASSACHUSETTS

Monmouth University, Biology Department

Palladino, M.A.; J.A. Tiedemann*, MULTIPLE ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE AND DNA FINGERPRINTING IDENTIFICATION OF ESCHERICHIA COLI IN THE MANASQUAN RIVER ESTUARY

Monmouth University, School of Science, Technology and Engineering

Palladino, M.A.; J.A. Tiedemann*, MULTIPLE ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE AND DNA FINGERPRINTING IDENTIFICATION OF ESCHERICHIA COLI IN THE MANASQUAN RIVER ESTUARY

Monterery Bay Aquarium Research Institute

Chapin*, T.; J.M. Caffrey; H. Jannasch; J. Haskins, EFFECTS OF AGRICULTURAL RUNOFF ON SHORT-TERM VARIATIONS IN NITRATE CONCENTRATIONS IN ELKHORN SLOUGH, CA.

Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute

Chapin*, T.; J.M. Caffrey; H. Jannasch; J. Haskins, EFFECTS OF AGRICULTURAL RUNOFF ON SHORT-TERM VARIATIONS IN NITRATE CONCENTRATIONS IN ELKHORN SLOUGH, CA.

Moss Landing Marine Laboratories

Dierssen*, H.M.; R.C. Zimmerman; S. Wittlinger, HYPERSPECTRAL REMOTE SENSING OF SEAGRASS IN OPTICALLY SHALLOW COASTAL WATERS

Dobbs*, F.C.; L.A. Drake; R.C. Zimmerman., CRYSTALLINE INCLUSIONS IN EPIDERMAL CELLS OF TURTLEGRASS, THALASSIA TESTUDINUM: WHAT IS THEIR SIGNIFICANCE?

Palacios*, S.L.; R.C. Zimmerman, SEAGRASS RESPONSE TO CO₂ ENRICHMENT: POSSIBLE IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE AND POTENTIAL FOR REMEDIATION

Zimmerman*, R.C., EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE AND CARBON LIMITATION ON PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND VARIABLE FLUORESCENCE IN EELGRASS AND TURTLEGRASS

Mote Marine Lab.

Boese*, B.L.; B.D. Robbins; G.B. Thursby, ZOSTERA MARINA IN A PACIFIC NORTHWEST ESTUARY: WHAT FACTORS CONTROL INTERTIDAL DISTRIBUTION?

Mote Marine Laboraotry

Brennan*, N.P.; K.M. Leber, EFFECTS OF RELEASE HABITAT ON SURVIVAL AND GROWTH OF HATCHERY-REARED SNOOK IN A FLORIDA ESTUARY

Mote Marine LAboratory

Blackburn*, B.R.; C.A. Moncreiff; B.J. Viskup; J.D. Caldwell; T.A. Randall; R.K. McCall, THE EFFECTS OF INDUSTRIAL AND CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT ON PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITY DYNAMICS WITHIN THREE BAYOU SYSTEMS OF JACKSON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI

Brennan*, N.P.; K.M. Leber, EFFECTS OF RELEASE HABITAT ON SURVIVAL AND GROWTH OF HATCHERY-REARED SNOOK IN A FLORIDA ESTUARY

Culter*, J.K., SALINITY AND BENTHIC MACROINVERTEBRATE ZONATION IN THE LOWER PEACE RIVER, SOUTHWEST FLORIDA.

Estevez*, E.D., REVIEW AND SYNTHESIS OF BIOTIC VARIABLES AND ANALYTICAL METHODS USED IN ESTUARINE FLOW STUDIES.

Robbins*, B.D., SEAGRASS RESTORATION: ENHANCING SUCCESS BY REPLACING DEAD PLANTING UNITS

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