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Quantitative Environmental Analysis, L.L.C.

Meyers*, M.B.; J.J. Fitzpatrick, PHOSPHORUS DYNAMICS AND FATE IN A CONSTRUCTED WETLAND: SIMULATION ANALYSIS

Queen Mary and Westfield College, University of London

Hughes*, R.G.; O.A.l. Paramor, THE EFFECTS OF BIOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL PROCESSES ON SALTMARSH EROSION AND RESTORATION IN SE ENGLAND.

Nicholls*, J.C.; R.G. Hughes, FACTORS AFFECTING THE DISTRIBUTION OF ZOSTERA NOLTII AND ZOSTERA MARINA IN THE THAMES ESTUARY U.K.

Queensland Department of Primary Industries

Coles*, R.G.; L.J. McKenzie, SEAGRASS-WATCH: CITIZEN BASED MONITORING OF LONG-TERM SEAGRASS TRENDS

Queensland Environmental Protection Agency

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

Restore America's Estuaries

Wolf-Armstrong*, M.; J. Atkin; J. Bartholomew; G. Turner; S. Emmett-Mattox; D. Brown; T. McTigue, A NATIONAL STRATEGY TO RESTORE ESTUARINE HABITAT

Retired (USEPA)

Jaworski*, N.A., INCREASES IN NITROGEN FLUXES TO THE POTOMAC ESTUARY FROM WATERSHED SPRING RUNOFF PLUSES, 1900-2000

Richard Stockton College, Biology & Marine Sciences Programs

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

RKK consulting engineers

Rybicki*, N.B.; A.V. Lombana; J.T. Reel, EFFECTS OF SUBMERSED AQUATIC VEGETATION ON WATER QUALITY IN THE POTOMAC RIVER

RKK Engineers

Tanner*, C.E.; R.C. Davis, RESTORATION OF EELGRASS TO THE LOWER POTOMAC RIVER AND ST. MARY'S RIVER ESTUARIES

Rohm and Haas Company, Toxicology Department

Brown*, S.S.; C.F. Rakocinski; G.R. Gaston, USING MULTIPLE LINES OF EVIDENCE TO ESTABLISH CAUSAL RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSORS AND BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS

Romberg Tiburon Center

Kimmerer*, W.J., PHYSICAL, BIOLOGICAL, AND MANAGEMENT RESPONSES TO VARIABLE FRESHWATER FLOW INTO THE SAN FRANCISCO ESTUARY

Nicolini*, M.H.; W.J. Kimmerer; N. Ferm; C. Peñalva, PERSISTENT FOOD LIMITATION IN AN ESTUARINE COPEPOD

Romberg Tiburon Center & Department of Biology, San Francisco State University

Sanders*, A.M.; S.M. Bollens; T.M. Johnson, VARIATION IN CONDITION INDICES OF LARVAL PACIFIC HERRING (CLUPEA PALLASI) IN THE SAN FRANCISCO ESTUARY.

Romberg Tiburon Center for Environmental Studies and Department of Biology San Francisco State University

Johnson*, T.M.; S.M. Bollens, ECOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION OF LARVAL PACIFIC HERRING (CLUPEA PALLASI ) WITH TIDAL FRONTS IN THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY ESTUARY.

Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve/Florida Department of Environmental Protection

Shirley*, M.; B. Anderson; M. Hennig; H. Stoffel, THE INFLUENCE OF ALTERED FRESHWATER INFLOW ON THE RELATIVE ABUNDANCE OF STENOHALINE AND EURYHALINE CRAB POPULATIONS

Roskilde University, Department Life Sciences

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

Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences

Chen*, M.S.; S. Wartel; L.M. Lavkulich, SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF FLOCS IN THE SCHELDE ESTUARY (BELGIUM, THE NETHERLANDS)

Wartel*, S.; M. Chen; E. Taverniers, EFFECT OF HARBOUR CONSTRUCTION ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF ORGANIC MATTER IN THE SCHELDE ESTUARY (BELGIUM, THE NETHERLANDS)

Royal Holloway, University of London

Spencer*, K.L.; C.L. MacLeod, ISOTOPE COMPOSITION AND BEHAVIOUR OF PB IN SALT MARSH SEDIMENTS, MEDWAY ESTUARY, KENT, UK.

Royal Ontario Museum

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

Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences

Tunberg*, B.G., ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF WETLAND IMPOUNDMENT ON FIDDLER CRAB POPULATIONS, INDIAN RIVER LAGOON, FLORIDA

RSMAS, University of Miami

Nuttle*, W.K.; R. Price; P.K. Swart, ESTIMATING EVAPORATION FROM FLORIDA BAY

Rutgers University

Miller*, J.R., POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON STREAM FLOW

Wiegner*, T.N.; S.P. Seitzinger, SEASONAL BIOAVAILABILITY OF DISSOLVED ORGANIC CARBON AND NITROGEN FROM PRISTINE AND POLLUTED FRESHWATER WETLANDS

Windham*, L.; J.S. Weis; P. Weis, DISTRIBUTION OF METALS IN THE SALT MARSH PLANTS SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA AND PHRAGMITES AUSTRALIS

Rutgers University Institute of Marine and Coastal Sciences

Minegishi*, T., SOURCES AND FORMS OF DISSOLVED NITROGEN IN RUNOFF FROM REGIONS WITH DIFFERENT LAND-USE ACTIVITIES

Rutgers University, Department of Ecology, Evolution, and Natural Resources

Botton*, M.L.; R.E. Loveland, POPULATION BIOLOGY OF HORSESHOE CRABS AT A SALT MARSH RESTORATION SITE IN DELAWARE BAY

Rutgers University, Department of Entomology

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

Rutgers University, Institute of Marine and Coastal Sciences

Able*, K.W.; R.J. Diaz; E.J. Martino; M.J. Neuman, FISH HABITATS AND ESTUARINE-COASTAL OCEAN LINKAGES

Seitzinger*, S.P.; R.J. Lauck; M.A. Mazurek; R.M. Styles; H.E. Hartnett, CHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF BIOAVAILABLE AND REFRACTORY COMPONENTS OF DOM INPUTS TO ESTUARIES

Rutgers University/Institute of Marine and Coastal Sciences

Haroski*, D.M.; M.D. Sprenger; G. Taghon, THE IMPORTANCE OF ORGANISM DEPURATION IN ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT: AN EXAMPLE USING FIDDLER CRABS

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