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Nanjing Normal Univeristy, Department of Geography
Zhang*, R., CHARACTERISTICS OF TIDAL INLET-DRAINAGE BASIN SYSTEM AROUND LUANHE RIVER DELTA
Narragansett Bay Estuary Program & NARR. Bay NERR
Deacutis*, C.; W. Prell; D. Murray; P. Howell; L. Carlson, A DISSOLVED OXYGEN "STRIKE TEAM" FOR NARRAGANSETT BAY: A COLLABORATIVE APPROACH TO MONITORING
Narragansett Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve
Raposa*, K.B.; C.T. Roman, RESTORING THE NEKTON HABITAT FUNCTION OF NEW ENGLAND SALT MARSHES
NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
Porter*, E.T.; L.P. Sanford; F.S. Porter; R.P. Mason, A SEDIMENT RESUSPENSION MESOCOSM FOR SCALED BENTHIC-PELAGIC COUPLING STUDIES WITH REALISTIC FLOW AND TURBULENCE
National Aquarium in Baltimore
Lawrence*, A.L.; G.G. Page; J.T.F. Ashley, THE NATIONAL AQUARIUM IN BALTIMORE'S RESTORATION OF CREATED TIDAL WETLANDS IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY
National Aquarium in Baltimore, Conservation Department
Aadland*, C.R.; G.G. Page; W.G. Reay; L. Marshall, NATIONAL AQUARIUM IN BALTIMORE, CHESAPEAKE BAY NERR VIRGINIA, AND MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT TRAINING INTERNSHIP
National Chung Hsing University, Department of Botany
Lin*, H.J.; T.C. Wang; H.Y. Wang, DEVELOPMENT OF PERIPHYTON ALONG A NUTRIENT GRADIENT IN A TROPICAL LAGOON
National Environmental Research Institute
Carstensen*, J.; L.M. Frohm; B. Gustafsson, EFFECT OF ATMOSPHERIC DEPOSITION OF NITROGEN ON SUMMER ALGAL BLOOMS IN KATTEGAT
National Environmental Research Institute of Denmark, Department of Lake and Estuarine ecology
Greve*, T.M.; D. Krause-Jensen, WHAT IS CONTROLLING THE STABILITY OF EELGRASS (ZOSTERA MARINA L.) POPULATIONS
National Environmental Research Institute, Denmark
Nielsen*, K.; B. Sømod; C. Ellegaard, QUANTITATIVE OBJECTIVES FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF COASTAL AREAS
National institute for Coastal and Marine Management
Dauwe*, B., MONITORING EFFECTS OF CHANNEL-DREDGING IN THE WESTERSCHLEDT ESTUARY
van Beusekom*, J.E.E.; V.N. de Jonge, LONG-TERM CHANGES IN WADDEN SEA EUTROPHICATION
National Institute for Coastal and Marine Management & Department Marine Biology Univeristy of Groningen
de Jonge*, V.N., THE CHALLENGE OF HOW TO LINK FUNDAMENTAL SCIENCE AND THE REQUIREMENTS OF EUROPEAN DIRECTIVES
National Institute for Coastal and Marine Management/RIKZ
Graveland*, J.; P.L.Meininger; F.A. Arts, COASTAL BREEDING BIRDS, VEGETATION SUCCESSION AND HABITAT RESTORATION: IMPLICATIONS FOR MANAGEMENT OF COASTAL AREAS
National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research Ltd
Inglis*, G.J., LIFE-HISTORY ADAPTATIONS OF A TROPICAL SEAGRASS TO SEVERE STORMS
National Marine Fisheries Service
Sheridan*, P., RECOVERY OF SEAGRASS COMMUNITIES AFTER DREDGING IN LAGUNA MADRE, TEXAS
National Marine Fisheries Service, Northwest Fisheries Science Center
Levin*, P.S., ESSENTIAL FISH HABITAT: WHEN FISH ECOLOGY AND FISHERIES MANAGEMENT COALESCE-OR NOT
National Ocean Service Center for Coastal Fisheris and Habitat Research
Wuenschel*, M.J.; R.G. Werner; D.E. Hoss, BIOENERGETICS OF LARVAL SPOTTED SEATROUT (CYNOSCION NEBULOSUS) IN FLORIDA BAY
NATIONAL OCEAN SERVICE, NOAA
Durako*, M.J.; J.I. Kunzelman; W.J. Kenworthy; K.K. Hammerstrom, DEPTH-BASED VARIABILITY IN THE PHOTOPHYSIOLOGY AND PHOTOCHEMISTRY OF HALOPHILA JOHNSONII AND HALOPHILA DECIPIENS.
Parker*, B.; D. Gesch; R. Wilson; D. Milbert, THE TAMPA BAY BATHYMETRIC/TOPOGRAPHIC DEMONSTRATION PROJECT
National Ocean Service/NOAA
Currin*, C.A.; L.A. Levin; D.M. Talley; K.W. Able; S.C. Wainright, DEVELOPMENT OF FOOD WEBS SUPPORTING FISH PRODUCTION IN RESTORED SALT MARSHES
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Allee*, R.J.; L. Becker; D. Brown, STATUS OF THE PROPOSED NATIONAL MARINE AND ESTUARINE HABITAT CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM
Jahn*, K.; T.M. Brosnan; L. Gumaer, DETERMINATION OF INJURIES TO NATURAL RESOURCES FROM PCBS IN THE HUDSON RIVER, NEW YORK
Whitfield*, P.E.; W.J. Kenworthy; M.J.Durako; K.K. Hammerstrom; M. Merello, RECRUITMENT OF THALASSIA TESTUDINUM SEEDLINGS INTO PHYSICALLY DISTURBED SITES IN THE FLORIDA KEYS.
Wolf-Armstrong*, M.; J. Atkin; J. Bartholomew; G. Turner; S. Emmett-Mattox; D. Brown; T. McTigue, A NATIONAL STRATEGY TO RESTORE ESTUARINE HABITAT
National Park Service
Farris*, C.N., MARSH SURFACE INUNDATION IN TIDALLY RESTRICTED SALT MARSH: IMPLICATIONS FOR HABITAT RESTORATION
National Research Council, National Academy of Sciences
Greening*, H.S; C. Elfring, A PROPOSED NATIONAL STRATEGY FOR MANAGEMENT OF NUTRIENT OVER-ENRICHMENT TO COASTAL WATERS
National Risk Management Research Laboratory, ORD, USEPA
Nietch*, C.T., M. Borst; M. O'Shea; A. Selvakumar; C. Casciolini, ESTIMATING DIFFUSE STORMWATER NUTRIENT LOADS FROM SUBURBAN LANDSCAPES TO THE NAVESINK ESTUARY, NEW JERSEY
National University of Singapore
Nayar*, S.; B. Goh; L.M. Chou, EFFECT OF DREDGING ON THE HEAVY METAL FLUXES IN AN IMPACTED ESTUARY IN SINGAPORE
National Wetlands Research Center USGS/BRD
Wells*, C.J.; T.C. Michot, STATEWIDE GEOGRAPHICAL AND TEMPORAL DISTRIBUTION OF BROWN MARSH IN LOUISIANA AND TEXAS AS DETERMINED FROM AERIAL SURVEYS
National Wetlands Research Center, USGS
Feller*, I.C.; K.L. McKee; D. Whigham; C.E. Lovelock, ECOSYSTEM STRUCTURE AND PROCESSES: MANGROVES
National Wetlands Research Center-USGS
Materne*, M.D.; K.L. McKee; I.A. Mendelssohn, SUDDEN SALT MARSH DIEBACK IN COASTAL LOUISIANA: SOIL AND VEGETATIVE CONDITIONS AT 21 EXPERIMENTAL SITES
McKee*, K.L.; I.C. Feller; M. Popp; W. Wanek, MANGROVE ISOTOPIC FRACTIONATION (DELTA15N AND DELTA13C)ACROSS A NITROGEN VERSUS PHOSPHORUS LIMITATION GRADIENT
National Wetlands Research Ctr-USGS
Devlin*, D.J.; S.L. Grace; S.E. Travis, EFFECTS OF AN OBLIGATE SEED PARASITE ON GENETIC DIVERSITY AND DISTRIBUTION OF RHIZOPHORA MANGLE POPULATIONS IN THE 10,000 ISLANDS ARCHIPELAGO, SOUTHWEST, FLORIDA
Natural Resources Conservation Service
Materne*, M.D.; K.L. McKee; I.A. Mendelssohn, SUDDEN SALT MARSH DIEBACK IN COASTAL LOUISIANA: SOIL AND VEGETATIVE CONDITIONS AT 21 EXPERIMENTAL SITES
Natural Sciences Division
Gobler*, C.J., ASSESSING THE IMPACTS OF NUTRIENTS AND GRAZING MORTALITY ON THE ABUNDANCE OF AUREOCOCCUS ANOPHAGEFFERENS DURING NEW YORK BROWN TIDE BLOOMS
Nature Conservancy
Beck*, M.W.; K.L. Heck Jr., IDENTIFICATION, CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT OF ESTUARINE AND MARINE NURSERIES: AN NCEAS WORKING GROUP REPORT
Nature Conservancy, University of California
Odaya*, M.; M.W. Beck, ECOREGIONAL PLANNING IN THE NORTHERN GULF OF MEXICO: IDENTIFYING PRIORITY SITES FOR CONSERVATION
Naval Oceanographic Office
Lohrenz*, S.E.; C.L. Carroll; A.D. Weidemann, PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITY COMPOSITION AND PHOTOSYNTHETIC PROPERTIES IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY OUTFLOW REGION
Naval Research Laboratory
Lohrenz*, S.E.; C.L. Carroll; A.D. Weidemann, PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITY COMPOSITION AND PHOTOSYNTHETIC PROPERTIES IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY OUTFLOW REGION
NC National Estuarine Reseach Reserve - NC Coastal Reserve
Necaise*, A.M.D.; S.W. Ross; J.M. Miller, ESTUARINE HABITAT EVALUATION AS MEASURED THROUGH THE GROWTH OF JUVENILE SUMMER FLOUNDER, PARALICHTHYS DENTATUS.
NC National Estuarine Research Reserve
Lovelace*, S., USING LIVE INTERACTIVE INTERNET VIDEO TO DISTRIBUTE RESEARCH FINDINGS TO MANAGERS
NC National Estuarine Research Reserve - NC Coastal Reserve
Necaise*, A.M.D.; S.W. Ross; J.M. Miller, ESTUARINE HABITAT EVALUATION AS MEASURED THROUGH THE GROWTH OF JUVENILE SUMMER FLOUNDER, PARALICHTHYS DENTATUS.
NC National Estuarine Research Reserve-NC Coastal Reserve
Ross, S.W.; J. Ott*; D.R. Hanes, RAPID, COST-EFFECTIVE MONITORING OF ESTUARINE WATER QUALITY AND HABITAT CONDITIONS
Netherlands Institute of Ecology, Centre for Estuarin and Coastal Ecology
Van den Bergh*, E.; D. van Oevelen; T. Ysebaert; R. Eertman; P. Meire, KEY FACTORS IN TIDAL WETLAND RESTORATION: A COMPARATIVE STUDY FOR THE SIEPERDASCHOR (SCHELDE ESTUARY; NW-EUROPE)
Netherlands Institute of Ecology, Centre for Estuarine and Coastal Ecology
Van den Bergh*, E.; D. van Oevelen; T. Ysebaert; R. Eertman; P. Meire, KEY FACTORS IN TIDAL WETLAND RESTORATION: A COMPARATIVE STUDY FOR THE SIEPERDASCHOR (SCHELDE ESTUARY; NW-EUROPE)
Verbessem*, I.; T. Ysebaert; E. Van den Bergh; P. Meire, SPATIO-TEMPORAL PATTERNS IN BENTHIC MACROFAUNA ON A BRACKISH MUDFLAT (SCHELDE ESTUARY, NW-EUROPE): RESULTS OF TEN YEARS MONITORING
Netherlands Institute of Ecology, Centre for Estuarine and Coastal Ecology (NIOO-CEMO)
Herman*, P.M.J.; T.J. Ysebaert; C.H.R. Heip, PATTERNS IN SOFT-SEDIMENT MACROBENTHIC SPECIES AND COMMUNITIES : CONTROLLING FACTORS AT THE SCALE OF A SINGLE TIDAL FLAT
Ysebaert*, T.J.; P.M.J. Herman; P.M. Meire; H. Verbeek, ECOLOGICAL RESPONSE SURFACES OF MACROBENTHOS VALIDATED BY AN INTER-ESTUARY COMPARISON: MATCHING PATTERNS WITH PROCESSES
New Jersey Marine Sciences Consortium and the Institute of Marine and Coastal Sciences, Rutgers, The State University
Litvin*, S.Y.; V.G. Guida; M.P. Weinstein, TROPHIC LINKAGES AND RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF SALT MARSH HABITATS TO RESIDENT AND MARINE TRANSIENT FINFISH IN DELAWARE BAY: A STABLE ISOTOPE AND "BIOCHEMICAL CONDITION" APPROACH
New Mexico State University, Department of Fishery and Wildlife Sciences
Wainright*, S.C.; D.F. Caccamise; L.M. Reed; P.M. Castelli; T.C. Nichols, DISTINGUISHING MIGRATORY AND NON-MIGRATORY POPULATIONS OF CANADA GEESE (BRANTA CANADENSIS) USING STABLE ISOTOPE ANALYSIS
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
Jahn*, K.; T.M. Brosnan; L. Gumaer, DETERMINATION OF INJURIES TO NATURAL RESOURCES FROM PCBS IN THE HUDSON RIVER, NEW YORK
Nicholas School of the Environment
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
Nichols State University
Thessen*, A.E., OYSTER GRAZING ON TOXIC AND NON-TOXIC PSEUDO-NITZSCHIA
NIWA, National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research
Gibbs*, M.; S. Thrush; A. Norkko, INTEGRATING TERRESTRIAL SEDIMENTATION PATTERNS AND ESTUARINE BENTHOS AT DIFFERENT SCALES USING STABLE ISOTOPE TECHNIQUES
NOAA Coastal Services Center
Stumpf*, R.P.; M. Culver, FORECASTING OF HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS IN THE GULF OF MEXICO
NOAA Atlantic Oceanographic & Meteorological Laboratory
Enfield*, D.B.; A. Mestas-Nuņez, THE MULTIDECADAL SIGNAL IN GLOBAL TEMPERATURES AND ITS ASSOCIATED LAND-CLIMATE IMPACTS.
NOAA Coastal Services Center
Allen*, W.; L. Cary-Kothera; G. Hinchcliff; M. Hoyle, A MODEL WORKSHOP FOR SHARING DATA AND TECHNOLOGY WITH COASTAL DECISION-MAKERS
Redalje*, D.G.; J. Kucklick, THE NOAA COASTAL MANAGEMENT FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM: A FEDERAL, STATE AND UNIVERSITY PARTNERSHIP
Worthy*, L.D., REGIONAL COMPARISON OF URBAN GROWTH AND WETLAND LOSS USING NOAA COASTAL CHANGE ANALYSIS PROGRAM (C-CAP) LAND COVER AND CHANGE DATA
NOAA Fisheries
Rhodes*, E.W., EXPANDING AQUACULTURE PRODUCTION - CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR RESOURCE USE
NOAA Fisheries/Office of Habitat Conservation
Bruckner*, R.J., EMPOWERING COMMUNITIES TO RESTORE COASTAL AND ESTUARINE HABITAT
NOAA Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory
Brandt*, S.B., SPATIAL SCALING OF FISH AND THEIR HABITAT
NOAA National Ocean Service
Ransibrahmanakul*, V.; R.P. Stumpf; A. Robertson; K.S. Casey, TEMPORAL PATTERNS IN CHLOROPHYLL AND TEMPERATURE AROUND THE COASTAL US, FROM SEPTEMBER 1997 THROUGH 2001
Woodley*, C.M.; J.E. Fauth; C.A. Downs; J.C. Halas, A MOLECULAR BIOMARKER SYSTEM FOR FORECASTING CORAL BLEACHING
NOAA National Ocean Service, Center for Coastal Monitoring and
Stumpf*, R.P.; M. Culver, FORECASTING OF HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS IN THE GULF OF MEXICO
NOAA Special Projects Office
Bricker*, S.B.; C.G. Clement; D.E. Pirhalla; S.P. Orlando; D.R.G. Farrow, EUTROPHICATION IN U.S. ESTUARIES - THE BIG PICTURE
NOAA, Center for Coastal Monitoring and Assessment
Hameedi*, M.J.; S.I. Hartwell; L.W. Claflin, ENVIRONMENTAL INDICATORS IN A COASTAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT CONTEXT
NOAA, National Ocean Service, Cooperative Oxford Laboratory, Oxford, MD 21654
McLaughlin*, S.M., THE EPIZOOTIOLOGY OF PERKINSUS SP. INFECTIONS IN BIVALVE MOLLUSKS: A REVIEW
NOAA, NMFS Galveston Laboratory
Minello*, T.J.; L.P. Rozas; P.A. Caldwell; G.A. Matthews, USING FINE-SCALE DISTRIBUTIONS AND A LANDSCAPE ANALYSIS TO ESTIMATE NEKTON POPULATIONS IN GULF COAST WETLANDS
NOAA, Office of Response & Restoration, Coastal Protection & Restoration Division
Garman*, G.; L.J. Field; G. Graettinger; A. Fritz, USING GIS TO INTEGRATE RISK ASSESSMENT, REMEDIATION AND RESTORATION
NOAA-National Marine Fisheries Service
Simenstad*, C.A.; D.L. Bottom, BREACHED-DIKE RESTORATION OF TIDAL WETLANDS FOR RECOVERY OF ESSENTIAL FISH HABITAT: ACCESS VS. TROPHIC TRADE-OFFS
NOAA/National Marine Fisheries Service
Rozas*, L.P.; T.J. Minello, MARSH TERRACING AS A TOOL FOR RESTORING ESTUARINE NURSERY HABITAT
NOAA/National Ocean Service
Holderied*, K.; A. Valle-Levinson, SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL TRANSPORT VARIABILITY AT THE CHESAPEAKE BAY MOUTH
NOAA/NESDIS Office of Research and Applications
Brown*, C.W.; R.R. Hood; T. Gross; Z. Li; M.B. Decker; J. Purcell; H. Wang, NOWCASTING SEA NETTLE (CHRYSAORA QUINQECIRRHA) DISTRIBUTIONS IN CHESAPEAKE BAY: AN OVERVIEW
NOAA/NMFS Alaska Fisheries Science Center
Horne*, J.K.; P.D. Walline; E.L. Hazen, INFLUENCE OF MOBILE NEKTON ON SCALE-DEPENDENT SPATIAL VARIANCE
NOAA/NMFS/Northwest Fisheries Science Center/ Marine Biotoxin Program
Trainer*, V.L., THE CHALLENGES OF FORECASTING AND MANAGING TOXIC PSEUDO-NITZSCHIA BLOOMS ON THE U.S. WEST COAST
NOAA/NOS
Bierbaum*, R.; D. Scavia, CLIMATE CHANGE: FORECASTING THE POTENTIAL CONSEQUENCES FOR COASTAL AREAS
Scavia*, D.; N. Valette-Silver, ECOLOGICAL FORECASTING - A CALL FOR A NATIONAL COMMITMENT
NOAA/NOS Biogeography Program
Monaco*, M.E.; R.J. Livingston, FORECASTING OYSTER MORTALITY TO VARIATIONS IN FRESHWATER INFLOW
NOAA/NOS CCEHBR
Scott*, G.I.; M.H. Fulton; B.C.Thompson; L.F. Webster; A.K. Leight; J. Stewart; J. Gooch; D. Chestnut; R.F. Van Dolah; D.W. Porter; H. Kelsey, IDENTIFICATION OF COLIFORM BACTERIAL POLLUTION SOURCES IN TIDAL CREEK WATERSHEDS OF SOUTH CAROLINA USING MULTIPLE ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE AND SELECTED MOLECULAR TECHNIQUES
NOAA/NOS Special Projects Office
Hopkinson*, C.; S. Bricker; P. Orlando, DO ALL ESTUARIES RESPOND SIMILARLY TO NUTRIENT ENRICHMENT? TOWARDS THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN ESTUARINE CLASSIFICATION.
NOAA/NOS/Center for Coastal Environmental Health
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
NOAA/NOS/Office of Response and Restoration
Merten*, A., RESTORING CONTAMINATED SITES IN THE ANACOSTIA URBAN WATERWAY
NOAA/NOS/Office of Science
Harmon*, M.R.; J. Hameedi, ASSESSMENT OF SEDIMENT TOXICITY CHESAPEAKE BAY
NOAA/NOS/OR&R Coastal Protection and Restoration Div.
Fritz, A.; M. Baker-Matta*; W. Schulze, REMEDIATION AND RESTORATION OF A PCB CONTAMINATED STREAM
NOAA/NOS/Sc1
Scavia*, D.; N. Valette-Silver, ECOLOGICAL FORECASTING - A CALL FOR A NATIONAL COMMITMENT
Valette-Silver*, N.J.; G.F. Riedel; R.F. Van Dolah, ARSENIC BIOACCUMULATION IN OYSTERS FROM THE SOUTHEASTERN COASTS OF THE UNITED STATES
NOAA/OR&R
Gouguet*, R.; G. Baumgarten, INTEGRATED RESTORATION AND COMPREHENSIVE MANAGEMENT OF CONTAMINATED SEDIMENT AT THE LAVACA BAY NPL SITE, PORT LAVACA, TEXAS
Norman J. Arnold School of Public Health and Baruch Institute
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
North Carolina National Estuarine Research Reserve - North Carolina Coastal Reserve
Nye*, T.L.; S.W. Ross, DIET AND IMPACT OF FRESHWATER FISHES INTRODUCED INTO A NORTH CAROLINA ESTUARINE CREEK
North Carolina State University
Burkholder*, J.M.; H.B. Glasgow, Jr., COASTAL NUTRIENT POLLUTION AND HARMFUL ALGAE: MOVING BEYOND THE "NUTRIENTS/CHLOROPHYLL" PARADIGM
North Carolina State University Center for Applied Aquatic Ecology
Deamer*, N.J.; G.M. Melia; H.B. Glasgow, Jr.; J.M. Burkholder, RESPONSE OF PFIESTERIA PISCICIDA, A PREDATOR, AND ALGAL PREY TO CARBAMATE FUNGICIDES AND HEAVY METALS
Glasgow*, Jr., H.B.; J.M. Burkholder; A.J. Lewitus; S.L. Morton; P.D. Moeller; C. Zhang, EVALUATION OF TOXICITY IN RAPHIDOPHYTES FROM ESTUARINE FISH KILLS IN DELAWARE AND THE CAROLINAS, USA
Reed*, R.E.; H.B. Glasgow, Jr.; J.M. Burkholder, PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL DATA ACQUISITION USING REMOTE MONITORING TECHNOLOGY IN THE NEUSE ESTUARY, NORTH CAROLINA
Shumway*, S.E.; J.S. Springer; J.M. Burkholder, THE TOXIC PFIESTERIA-COMPLEX: THREATS TO SHELLFISH AND PUBLIC HEALTH
North Carolina State University, Department of Zoology
Necaise*, A.M.D.; S.W. Ross; J.M. Miller, ESTUARINE HABITAT EVALUATION AS MEASURED THROUGH THE GROWTH OF JUVENILE SUMMER FLOUNDER, PARALICHTHYS DENTATUS.
North East Fisheries Science Center, NMFS, NOAA
Litvin*, S.Y.; V.G. Guida; M.P. Weinstein, TROPHIC LINKAGES AND RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF SALT MARSH HABITATS TO RESIDENT AND MARINE TRANSIENT FINFISH IN DELAWARE BAY: A STABLE ISOTOPE AND "BIOCHEMICAL CONDITION" APPROACH
North Inlet - Winyah Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve
Jarrell*, J.L.; A.M. Lohrer; W.V. Johnson; D.M. Allen, USING MULTI-FACETED ESTUARINE MONITORING TO DETECT AN APERIODIC ANTHROPOGENIC IMPACT AT THE NORTH INLET-WINYAH BAY NERR
North Inlet - Winyah Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, Baruch Institute, University of South Carolina
Allen*, W.; L. Cary-Kothera; G. Hinchcliff; M. Hoyle, A MODEL WORKSHOP FOR SHARING DATA AND TECHNOLOGY WITH COASTAL DECISION-MAKERS
Northwestern Aquatic Sciences, Inc.
Young*, D.R.; J.O. Lamberson; R.S. Caldwell, ELEVATED DISSOLVED SULFIDES IN SURFICIAL SEDIMENTS OF YAQUINA BAY ESTUARY, OREGON
NPS, Big Cypress National Preserve
Michot*, T.C.; J.N. Burch; A. Arrivillaga; P.S. Rafferty; T.W. Doyle, IMPACTS OF HURRICANE MITCH ON SEAGRASS COMMUNITIES OF HONDURAS AND GUATEMALA

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