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Diaz*, R.J.; D.C. Rhoads, DECADAL SCALE VARIATION IN BENTHIC HABITAT QUALITY IN BOSTON HARBOR AND MASSACHUSETTS BAY

Saint Mary's University

van Proosdij*, D.; R.G.D. Davidson-Arnott; J. Ollerhead, COMPLEXITIES IN SEDIMENT TRANSPORT PROCESSES IN A MACROTIDAL SALTMARSH SYSTEM

Salisbury University

Stribling*, J.M.; O.A. Glahn; J.C. Cornwell, MICROSCALE SPATIAL VARIABILITY IN SEDIMENT BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF TWO ESTUARINE MARSHES

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McIver*, M.R.; M.A. Mallin; D.C. Parsons; S.H. Ensign; G.C. Shank; V.L. Johnson; H.A. CoVan, IMPACTS OF SEWAGE DIVERSION ON THE NEW RIVER ESTUARY

San Diego State University, Department of Biology

Hovel*, K.A.; M.S. Fonseca; D.L. Meyer; W.J. Kenworthy; P.G. Whitfield, RELATIVE EFFECTS OF SEAGRASS FRAGMENTATION, STRUCTURAL COMPLEXITY AND HYDRODYNAMICS ON MACROFAUNAL ABUNDANCE

San Francisco Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board

Breaux*, A., ESTUARINE SCIENCE AND MANAGEMENT IN THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY

San Francisco State University, Department of Geography

Odaya*, M.; M.W. Beck, ECOREGIONAL PLANNING IN THE NORTHERN GULF OF MEXICO: IDENTIFYING PRIORITY SITES FOR CONSERVATION

San Francisco State University, Romberg Tiburon Center, Tiburon, CA

Grimaldo*, L.F.; W. Kimmerer, IMPROVING NATIVE FISH COMMUNITIES THROUGH TIDAL WETLAND RESTORATION IN THE SAN FRANCISCO ESTUARY: CAN THE OPPORTUNITIES MEET EXPECTATIONS?

San Franicsco Estuary Institute

Lee* II, H.; B. Thompson; S. Lowe, THE DISTRIBUTION OF NONINDIGENOUS BENTHIC SPECIES IN SAN FRANCISCO ESTUARY, AND INFLUENCE OF SEDIMENT CONTAMINATION

Sarasota Bay National Estuary Program

Raulerson*, G.E., LITTER PROCESSING BY MACRODETRITIVORES IN NATURAL AND RESTORED NEOTROPICAL MANGROVE FORESTS

Savannah State University

Harkins*, A.G.; T.D. Palmer; M.E. Frischer; C.I. Franklin, AXENIC LINES OF SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA FROM SURFACE STERILIZED SEEDS.

Hayes*, A.R., TRANSIENT EXPRESSION OF THE REPORTER GENE b-GLUCURONIDASE IN SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA EXPLANTS

McDowell*, D.E., INFLUENCE OF PLANT GROWTH REGULATOR LEVELS AND NITROGEN CONTENT ON CALLUS INDUCTION FROM SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA EXPLANTS.

Save the Sound, Inc. (Long Island Sound) and BoardChair of 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

SCDNR-MRD

Coen*, L.D.; T.R. Snoots, TIDAL CREEK HABITAT UTILIZATION BY FINFISH AND DECAPOD CRUSTACEANS: A QUANTITATIVE COMPARISON OF INTERTIDAL OYSTER REEFS, MARSH AND MUDFLATS

SCDNR-MRRI

Coen*, L.D.; T.R. Snoots, TIDAL CREEK HABITAT UTILIZATION BY FINFISH AND DECAPOD CRUSTACEANS: A QUANTITATIVE COMPARISON OF INTERTIDAL OYSTER REEFS, MARSH AND MUDFLATS

School of Earth & Environmental Sciences University of Greenwich

Taylor*, J.A.; C.E. Vincent, A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE APPLICATION OF A SINGLE FREQUENCY ACOUSTIC DOPPLER CURRENT PROFILER TO THE MEASUREMENT OF SUSPENDED SEDIMENT FLUXES IN ESTUARIES

School of Environmental Sciences, University of East Anglia

Taylor*, J.A.; C.E. Vincent, A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE APPLICATION OF A SINGLE FREQUENCY ACOUSTIC DOPPLER CURRENT PROFILER TO THE MEASUREMENT OF SUSPENDED SEDIMENT FLUXES IN ESTUARIES

School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences, Univ. of Alaska Fairbanks

Whitledge*, T.E.; D.A. Stockwell, RINCON BAYOU PROJECT: DIVERSION OF THE NUECES RIVER AND ITS EFFECTS ON WATER COLUMN PRODUCTIVITY

School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences, Univ. of Alaska Faribanks

Whitledge*, T.E.; D.A. Stockwell, RINCON BAYOU PROJECT: DIVERSION OF THE NUECES RIVER AND ITS EFFECTS ON WATER COLUMN PRODUCTIVITY

School of Forestry, Wildlife and Fisheries

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

School of Forestry, Wildlife and Fisheries, Louisiana State University

McMurry*, M.P.; M.T. Favaloro; J.M. Meriwether; J.A. Nyman; R.R. Twilley, EFFECT OF HYDROLOGIC MANIPULATION ON THE ACCUMULATION OF ORGANIC MATTER IN BRACKISH MARSHES, CHENIER PLAIN, LOUISIANA

Nyman*, J.A.; P.L. Klerks, SOME EFFECTS OF PETROLEUM HYDROCARBONS ON WETLAND PLANTS, MICROBES, AND ANIMALS

School of Geosciences, University of Wollongong

Panayotou*, K., SEDIMENTATION IN A RIVER DOMINATED ESTUARY

School of Life & Environmental Sciences

Demetriades*, N.T.; A.T. Forbes; D. Pillay; J. Blackler, DURBAN BAY SOUTH AFRICA: ESTUARINE FUNCTION AND HARBOUR PRESSURES IN AFRICA'S BUSIEST PORT

Forbes*, A.T.; N.T. Demetriades, HUMAN IMPACTS ON SOUTH AFRICAN ESTUARIES: THE NHLABANE AS A CASE STUDY

Pillay*, D.; A.T. Forbes; N.T. Demetriades, THE EFFECTS OF PRAWN FARM EFFLUENT WATER ON TWO SOUTH AFRICAN ESTUARIES.

School of Marine Affairs, University of Washington

Wyllie-Echeverria*, S.; R.G. Cates; J. Zou, PATTERNS IN THE PRODUCTION OF PHENOLICS AND VOLATILES: NATURAL PRODUCTS AS PREDICTORS OF STATUS AND PHYSIOLOGICAL HEALTH OF SEAGRASSES

School of Marine Science, College of William and Mary

Romine*, H.M.; R.M. Daniels; D.S. Grusha; J.Y. Kim; Y. Li; B. Vogt; C.T. Friedrichs, SUSPENDED SEDIMENT DYNAMICS OF THE YORK RIVER ESTUARY, VIRGINIA

School of Marine Science, Virginia Institute of Marine Science, The College of William and Mary

Chiuchiolo, A.; J. See; J. Peloquin; R. Hyle; J. Wu; J. Ellis; R.M. Johnson*; S. Ciparis; A. Lewis; L. Haas, CHARACTERIZATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION OF THE MARCH 2001 SPRING BLOOM IN THE YORK RIVER, VA ESTUARY

School of Marine Science/Virginia Institute of Marine Science

Canuel*, E.A.; V. Pilon; M. Ederington-Hagy, SOURCES OF ORGANIC MATTER IN THE SACRAMENTO-SAN JOAQUIN RIVER DELTA AS INFERRED THROUGH THE USE OF BIOMARKERS

School of Marine Sciences, University of Maine

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.

School of Oceanography, Univ. of Washington

Banas*, N.S.; B.M. Hickey, SEASONALLY VARYING PHYSICAL CONTROLS ON FLUSHING AND OCEANIC NUTRIENT/PHYTOPLANKTON SUPPLY IN WILLAPA BAY, WASH.

School of Oceanography, University of Washington

Kawase*, M., SEASONAL, INTERANNUAL AND LONG-TERM VARIABILITY OF WATER MASSES IN PUGET SOUND, WASHINGTON

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.

School of Public and Environmental Affairs

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

School of Public and Environmental Affairs - Indiana University

Struck*, S.; C. Craft; S. Broome; J. Sacco, THE EFFECTS OF BRIDGE SHADING ON ESTUARINE MARSH STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION

School of Public and Environmental Affairs, Indiana Univ.

Craft*, C.B., RECOVERY OF AN IMPOUNDED SPARTINA MARSH FOLLOWING RE-INTRODUCTION OF TIDAL INUNDATION

Scripps Institution of Oceanography

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

SE Environmental Research Center

Fourqurean*, J.W., SEAGRASS MONITORING: COMPETING GOALS OF TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL RESOLUTION

Seal Team Five

Vieira*, M.E.C.; C.S. Irwin, DYNAMICS OF DESTRATIFICATION IN A SMALL TRIBUTARY ESTUARY

Seattle City Light

Fritz, A.; M. Baker-Matta*; W. Schulze, REMEDIATION AND RESTORATION OF A PCB CONTAMINATED STREAM

SERNA (Natural Resources Ministry)

Oviedo*, A.; S. Travis; C. E. Proffitt, GENETIC STRUCTURE OF POSTLARVAL SHRIMP POPULATIONS IN THE GULF OF FONSECA, CENTRAL AMERICA, FOLLOWING HURRICANE MITCH

SF Bay NERR - SFSU Romberg Tiburon Center

Hopkins*, T.E., THE PROPOSED SAN FRANCISCO BAY NATIONAL ESTUARINE RESEARCH RESERVE.

Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Department of Harbour & Coastal Engineering

Shi*, Z., OBSERVATIONS OF COHESIVE SEDIMENT TRANSPORT PROCESSES AT THE MOUTH OF THE CHANGJIANG RIVER ESTUARY, CHINA

Skidaway Institute of Oceanography

Amft*, J.; J. Blanton; D. Di Iorio; K. Helm; S. Pennings, ESTUARINE SALINITY REGIME NEAR SAPELO ISLAND, GEORGIA

Burden*, C.A.; J.O. Blanton; T.C. Moore; J. Amft; S.A. Elston, SPATIAL VARIABILITY IN TIDAL CURRENT ASYMMETRY IN A SHALLOW TIDAL CREEK

Craig*, A.H.; C.R. Alexander; M. Alber, EVALUATING REMEDIATION SUCCESS IN AN ABANDONED RICE IMPOUNDMENT

Elston*, S.A.; J.O. Blanton; H.E. Seim; C.A. Burden, SALINITY AND VELOCITY DISTRIBUTIONS IN A NATURALLY SINUOUS ESTUARY

Li*, C.; J. Blanton, COMPETITION AND LATERAL DISTRIBUTION OF TIDE- AND DISCHARGE-INDUCED FLOWS IN A COASTAL LAGOON WITH MULTIPLE INLETS

Moore*, T.C.; J.O. Blanton; S.A. Elston; C.A. Burden; J. Amft, THE RESPONSE OF THE SALINITY REGIME IN A COASTAL PLAIN ESTUARY TO VARIABLE DISCHARGE.

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

Smithsonian Environmental Research Center

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

Drake*, L.A.; G.M. Ruiz; T.L. Mullady; L.G. Ball; K.R. Moreira; F.C. Dobbs; K.H. Choi, MICROBIAL BIOINVASIONS VIA BALLAST WATER: ABUNDANCE OF MICROORGANISMS AND DELIVERY PATTERNS TO CHESAPEAKE BAY

Feller*, I.C.; K.L. McKee; D. Whigham; C.E. Lovelock, ECOSYSTEM STRUCTURE AND PROCESSES: MANGROVES

Gallegos*, C.L., THE CHESAPEAKE BAY SPRING 2000 BLOOM: INSIGHTS FROM AUTOMATED MONITORING OF SALINITY AND OPTICAL PROPERTIES

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

McKee*, K.L.; I.C. Feller; M. Popp; W. Wanek, MANGROVE ISOTOPIC FRACTIONATION (DELTA¹⁵N AND DELTA¹³C)ACROSS A NITROGEN VERSUS PHOSPHORUS LIMITATION GRADIENT

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

Neubauer*, S.C.; D. Emerson; J.P. Megonigal, IRON OXIDIZING BACTERIA IN THE WETLAND PLANT RHIZOSPHERE INCREASE TOTAL FE(II) OXIDATION RATES

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

Smithsonian Institution Environmental Research Center

Fogel*, M.L.; M.J. Wooller; A.T. Hines, ISOTOPIC TRACERS OF DYNAMIC FOOD WEB CHANGES IN ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS

SMS/VIMS, College of William and Mary

Loh*, A.N.; E.A. Canuel; J.E. Bauer, SOURCES OF CHESAPEAKE BAY ORGANIC MATTER DETERMINED BY LIPID BIOMARKER ANALYSES

Social and Ecological Services, Department of Water Affairs and Forestry

Adams*, J.B.; B. Weston, WORKING TOGETHER TO ENSURE FRESHWATER INFLOW TO ESTUARIES

Sotheastern Louisiana University

Willis*, J.; G. Shaffer; S. Hoeppner; C. Parsons; M. Hester, ELUCIDATING BENEFITS OF NUTRIENT ADDITION IN THE LAKE MAUREPAS WETLANDS: EDAPHIC AND HERBACEOUS RESPONSE PART II

South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control

Van Dolah*, R.F.; P.C. Jutte; D.E. Chestnut; B. McDermott; J.D. Jones; G. Riekerk; M. Levisen; G. Scott; D. Bearden; M. Fulton, THE IMPORTANCE OF CONSIDERING SPATIAL ATTRIBUTES IN EVALUATING ESTUARINE HABITAT QUALITY

South Carolina Department of Natural Resources

Long*, J.M.; J.S. Bulak, HABITAT MEDIATED DIFFERENCES IN THE FISH COMMUNITIES OF TWO ADJACENT TIDAL FRESHWATER WETLANDS IN SOUTH CAROLINA

Valette-Silver*, N.J.; G.F. Riedel; R.F. Van Dolah, ARSENIC BIOACCUMULATION IN OYSTERS FROM THE SOUTHEASTERN COASTS OF THE UNITED STATES

South Carolina Department of Natural Resources/MRRI

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

South Carolina Marine Resources Research Institute

Van Dolah*, R.F.; P.C. Jutte; D.E. Chestnut; B. McDermott; J.D. Jones; G. Riekerk; M. Levisen; G. Scott; D. Bearden; M. Fulton, THE IMPORTANCE OF CONSIDERING SPATIAL ATTRIBUTES IN EVALUATING ESTUARINE HABITAT QUALITY

South East Queensland Regional Water Quality Management Strategy

Abal*, E.G.; W.C. Dennison; P.F. Greenfield; C.J. Collier, HEALTHY WATERWAYS: AN INTEGRATED RESEARCH/MANAGEMENT PROGRAM TO UNDERSTAND AND REDUCE IMPACTS OF SEDIMENTS AND NUTRIENTS ON AUSTRALIAN WATERWAYS

Collier*, C.J.; W.C. Dennison; A. Grice; E.G. Abal, HEALTHY WATERWAYS: ACHIEVING THE VISION FOR AUSTRALIAN WATERWAYS THROUGH EFFECTIVE SCIENTIFIC COMMUNICATION

South Florida Water Management Dist./Coastal Ecosystems/Environmental Scientist

Crean*, D.J.; N. Iricanin; R.M. Robbins, DEVELOPMENT OF WATER QUALITY TARGETS IN THE SOUTHERN INDIAN RIVER LAGOON

South Florida Water Management Dist./Hydro Information Systems and Assessment/Senior Environmental Scientist

Crean*, D.J.; N. Iricanin; R.M. Robbins, DEVELOPMENT OF WATER QUALITY TARGETS IN THE SOUTHERN INDIAN RIVER LAGOON

South Florida Water Management District

Chamberlain*, R.; P. Doering; K. Haunert; D. Crean, DISTRIBUTION OF ICHTHYOPLANKTON AND RECOMMENDED FRESHWATER INFLOWS TO THE CALOOSAHATCHEE ESTUARY,FL

DiGialleonardo*, J.D.; P.H. Doering; R.H. Chamberlain; K.M. Haunert, CHLOROPHYLL-A RELATED TO LIGHT INTENSITY AND NUTRIENT AVALIBILITY DURING DROUGHT CONDITIONS IN THE ST. LUCIE ESTUARY, FL.

Donovan*, C.; M. Hunt; C. Madden; M. Koch, DETERMINATION OF PHOSPHORUS SUPPLY AND DEMAND IN THE FLORIDA BAY THALASSIA TESTUDINUM COMMUNITY USING EXPERIMENTAL AND MODELING ANALYSIS

Giles*, M.J.; T.K. Barnes; R. Chamberlain, ABUNDANCE OF VALLISNERIA AMERICANA RELATED TO FRESHWATER INFLOW TO THE CALOOSAHATCHEE ESTUARY, FLORIDA

Gras*, A.; M. Koch-Rose, PHOSPHORUS UPTAKE KINETICS OF THE TROPICAL SEAGRASS THALASSIA TESTUDINUM

Hedgepeth*, M.Y., AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC INTERPRETATION OF MANGROVE ENCROACHMENT ALONG THE NORTHWEST FORK OF THE LOXAHATCHEE RIVER, FLORIDA

Herrera-Silveira*, J.A.; C.J. Madden; L. Troccoli; N. Aranda-Cirerol, DETECTING SHORT-TERM SPATIAL HETEROGENEITY IN A GROUNDWATER INFLUENCED TROPICAL COASTAL ZONE USING AN INSTRUMENT FOR HIGH SPEED MAPPING.

Hunt*, M.J.; C.J. Madden, USE OF SIMULATION MODELS TO DETERMINE EFFECTS OF MULTIPLE STRESSORS ON SEAGRASSES IN NORTHEASTERN FLORIDA BAY

Korvela*, M.S.; C. Coronado-Molina; F.S. Sklar; M. Jacoby, TREE ISLAND ABOVE-GROUND PRODUCTIVITY AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO HYDROPERIOD, IN THE SOUTHERN EVERGLADES

Robbins*, R.; C. Conrad, SOUTHERN INDIAN RIVER LAGOON SEAGRASS CHANGE ANAYSIS (1986 - 1999)

South Florida Water Management District MS 4420

Doering*, P.H.; R.H. Chamberlain; D.E. Haunert, USING SUBMERGED AQUATIC VEGETATION TO ESTABLISH MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM FRESHWATER INFLOWS TO THE CALOOSAHATCHEE ESTUARY, FL.

South Florida Water Management District, Everglades Department

Coronado-Molina*, C.; F. Sklar; M. Korvela; M. Jacoby, MANGROVE SOIL ACCRETION AND ELEVATION CHANGES ACROSS THE NORTHERN FLORIDA BAY TRANSITION ZONE

South Florida Water Managment District

Giles*, M.J.; T.K. Barnes; R. Chamberlain, ABUNDANCE OF VALLISNERIA AMERICANA RELATED TO FRESHWATER INFLOW TO THE CALOOSAHATCHEE ESTUARY, FLORIDA

Southampton College of Long Island University

Koch*, F.; C.J. Gobler, FACTORS CONTROLLING GROWTH OF PHYTOPLANKTON POPULATIONS IN THE PECONIC ESTUARY, NY

Shumway*, S.E.; J.S. Springer; J.M. Burkholder, THE TOXIC PFIESTERIA-COMPLEX: THREATS TO SHELLFISH AND PUBLIC HEALTH

Southeast Environmental Research Center and Department of Biological Sciences, Florida International University

Ferdie*, M.; J.W. Fourqurean, NUTRIENT LIMITATION OF BENTHIC MACROPHYTES IN THE UPPER FLORIDA KEYS: AN IN-SITU NUTRIENT ENRICHMENT EXPERIMENT

Southeast Environmental Research Center and Department of Chemistry

Yanez*, C.; R. Jaffe, A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF THE SEDIMENTARY ORGANIC MATTER OF TWO CONTRASTING CHANNELS IN THE ORINOCO DELTA, VENEZUELA.

Southeast Environmental Research Center, F.I.U.

Dailey*, S.; J. Boyer, MICROBIAL DYNAMICS IN FLORIDA BAY AND FLORIDA COASTAL EVERGLADES LTER SITES

Southeast Fisheries Science Center/National Marine Fisheries Service/NOAA

Browder*, J.A.; Z. Zein-Eldin; M. Crailes; M.B. Robblee; S. Wong; T.L. Jackson, DYNAMICS OF PINK SHRIMP RECRUITMENT POTENTIAL IN RELATION TO FRESHWATER INFLOW

Southeastern Louisiana University

Benard*, T.H.; G.P. Shaffer; D.T. Thomson, INFLUENCES OF HYDROLOGIC ALTERATIONS UPON WETLAND HYDRODYNAMICS AND PLANT GROWTH ON THE MANCHAC LANDBRIDGE

Hoeppner*, S.S.; G.P. Shaffer, MAUREPAS DIVERSION - PART III: HERBACEOUS VEGETATION PATTERNS

Shaffer*, G.P.; J.M. Willis; S.S. Hoeppner; A.C. Parsons; M.W. Hester, FEASIBILITY STUDY OF A DIVERSION OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER INTO THE MAUREPAS SWAMPS, LOUISIANA

Willis*, J.; G. Shaffer; S. Hoeppner; C. Parsons; M. Hester, ELUCIDATING BENEFITS OF NUTRIENT ADDITION IN THE LAKE MAUREPAS WETLANDS: EDAPHIC AND HERBACEOUS RESPONSE PART II

Southeastern Louisiana University, Department of Biological Sciences

Spalding*, E.A.; M.W. Hester, SPECIES AND COMMUNITY RESPONSE OF PANICUM HEMITOMON, SAGITTARIA LANCIFOLIA AND SPARTINA PATENS TO SEA-LEVEL RISE SCENARIOS.

Southern California Coastal Water Research Project

Kamer*, K.; K. Schiff; P. Fong; R. Kennison, ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS CONTRIBUTE NUTRIENTS TO MACROALGAE: DIRECT EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE FROM A BIOASSAY

Sutula*, M.A.; T.S. Bianchi; B.A. McKee, EFFECT OF SEASONAL SEDIMENT STORAGE AND DIAGENESIS ON LOWER MISSISSIPPI RIVER CARBON AND NUTRIENT CYCLING

Southern Connecticut State University- Biology Department

Pellegrino*, P.E.; T.A. Randall, THE INVISIBLE WORLD OF THE SEASHORE

Southern Cross University, Centre for Coastal Management

Eyre*, B.; A. Ferguson, FACTORS CONTROLLING SPATIAL VARIABILITY IN DENITRIFICATION IN A SUB-TROPICAL COASTAL EMBAYMENT

Southwest Florida Water Management District

Chen*, X.; M.S. Flannery, STUDYING HYDRODYNAMICS IN A RIVERINE ESTUARY BY A COMBINATION OF 2-D AND 3-D SIMULATIONS

Flannery*, M.S., HYDROBIOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO THE MANAGEMENT OF FRESHWATER INFLOWS FROM UNIMPOUNDED RIVERS TO SOUTHWEST FLORIDA ESTUARIES

Frazer*, T.K.; J.A. Hale; D.A. Tomasko; M.O.Hall, DISTRIBUTIONAL CHANGES IN SEAGRASSES ALONG FLORIDA'S GULF COAST

Kang*, W.J.; J.H. Trefry, AN IMPRINT OF MAJOR HURRICANES AND THEIR BIOGEOCHEMICAL CONSEQUENCES IN FLORIDA BAY SEDIMENTS

Tomasko*, D., STATUS AND TRENDS (1950 TO 1999) OF SEAGRASS DISTRIBUTION IN WEST CENTRAL FLORIDA

Southwest Florida Water Management District / SWIM Program

Anastasiou*, C.J.; D.A. Tomasko, COMPARISON OF IN-SITU FLUOROMETRIC AND LAB-BASED SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC METHODS FOR DETERMINING CHLOROPHYLL CONCENTRATIONS IN AQUATIC SYSTEMS

SPAWAR System Center San Diego, Code D361

Carlson*, A.R.; D.B. Chadwick; A. Zirino; I. Rivera; O. Holm-Hanson; T.J. Boyd, FACTORS CONTROLLING THE DISTRIBUTION AND FATE OF COPPER IN THE SAN DIEGO BAY

SPAWAR System Center San Diego, Code D362

Carlson*, A.R.; D.B. Chadwick; A. Zirino; I. Rivera; O. Holm-Hanson; T.J. Boyd, FACTORS CONTROLLING THE DISTRIBUTION AND FATE OF COPPER IN THE SAN DIEGO BAY

SPAWAR Systems Center

Rivera-Duarte*, I.; G. Rosen; D.B. Chadwick; D. Lapota; A. Zirino, THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN COPPER COMPLEXATION CAPACITY AND TOXICITY TO MARINE INVERTEBRATES

SPAWAR Systems Center San Diego

Katz*, C.N.; A.R. Carlson; D.B. Chadwick; L.M. Kay, STORM WATER IMPACTS ON RECEIVING WATERS

St. Johns River Water Management District

Brockmeyer*, R.E., Jr., THE WETLANDS INITIATIVE AT MINWR: COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH TO IMPROVE MANAGEMENT

Hall*, L.M.; M.D. Hanisak; R.W. Virnstein, FRAGMENTS OF THE SEAGRASSES HALODULE WRIGHTII AND HALOPHILA JOHNSONII AS POTENTIAL RECRUITS

Higman*, J.C.; G.S. Durell; Y. Ouyang; J.F. Donoghue, SEDIMENT METAL CONTAMINANT CONCENTRATIONS: SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL CHANGES IN THE CEDAR-ORTEGA ESTUARY

Miller*, J.D.; R.W. Virnstein, GEOSTATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF SEAGRASS ALONG FIXED-TRANSECTS

Steward*, J.S., INTERPRETATION OF WATER QUALITY DATA RELATIVE TO SEAGRASS MANAGEMENT IN THE INDIAN RIVER LAGOON ESTUARY, FLORIDA

Tweedale*, W.A.; G.C. Sigua, CAN I ASSUME? A CASE STUDY OF PARAMETRIC VS. NONPARAMETRIC ANALYSIS OF A LARGE WATER QUALITY DATASET.

Virnstein*, R.W.; D.S. Rajasekhar; E.W. Carter, IV, LONG-TERM SEAGRASS CHANGE VERSUS LAND USE CHANGE IN THE INDIAN RIVER LAGOON BASIN, FL

St. Johns River Water Managment District

Morris*, L.J.; L.M. Hall; M.D. Hanisak; M. Dennis; E.W. Carter, ESTIMATING ABOVE-GROUND SEAGRASS AND DRIFT ALGAE BIOMASS, USING NON-DESTRUCTIVE METHODS, IN THE INDIAN RIVER LAGOON, FL

St. Mary's College of Maryland, Department of Biology

Bishton*, S.; C.E. Tanner, ENHANCEMENT OF EELGRASS SEED GERMINATION AND SEEDLING GROWTH: IMPLICATIONS FOR RESTORATION

Paul*, R.W.; C.E. Tanner, LINKING TIDAL AND NONTIDAL MONITORING IN A WATERSHED TO DETERMINE ESTUARINE MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES

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

Stanford University

Harrison*, J.; P. Matson, NITROUS OXIDE PRODUCTION IN DRAINAGE WATERS OF AN INTENSIVELY FARMED, SUBTROPICAL VALLEY

May*, C.L.; L.V. Lucas; J.R. Koseff, THE INFLUENCE OF WIND EVENTS ON TURBIDTY AND PHYTOPLANKTON DYNAMICS

Stanford University, Center for Conservation Biology

Anderson*, S.S.; R.F. Ambrose; T. Huspeni; K.D. Lafferty, USING INDICATORS OF ECOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS TO ASSESS WETLAND RESTORATION SUCCESS

State Key Laboratory of Estuarine and Coastal Research, East China Normal University

Shen*, H.; H. Wu, SEDIMENT FLUX FROM CHANGJIANG ESTUARY INTO THE OCEAN

State of North Carolina Division of Water Quality

Eaton*, L.E., DEVELOPMENT OF BIOCRITERIA FOR NORTH CAROLINA ESTUARIES USING BENTHIC MACROINVERTEBRATES.

State University of New York at Stony Brook

Kelaher*, B.; J. Levinton; P.L. Klerks, RESTORATION OF A SEVERELY POLLUTED ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEM: IMPACTS ON THE BENTHOS

Levinton*, J.; W.G. Wallace; E. Suatoni, RESTORATION AND RECOVERY OF A SEVERELY POLLUTED ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEM: PHYSIOLOGICAL, GENETIC, TROPHIC TRANSFER AND GEOCHEMICAL ESTIMATES

Stazione Zoologica 'A. Dohrn', Lab. of Benthos Ecology

Procaccini*, G.; F. De Martino; M.V. Ruggiero, GENETIC STRUCTURE AND POPULATION SUBDIVISION IN THE ENDEMIC MEDITERRANEAN SEAGRASS POSIDONIA OCEANICA

Stockholm University, Department Systems Ecology

Elmgren*, R.; U. Larsson; S. Hajdu; H. Höglander; J. Walve, REDUCING NITROGEN INPUT GIVES LOWER PHYTOPLANKTON BIOMASS. A CASE STUDY OF HIMMERFJÄRDEN BAY, NORTHERN BALTIC SEA PROPER.

SUNY College of Environmental Science & Forestry

Caraco*, N.F.; K.E. Limburg; R. Harvey; R.E. Schmidt, BLUEBACK HERRING: LINKS FROM THE WATERSHED TO UPPER TROPHIC LEVELS?

Limburg*, K.E.; J. Gowdy; J.D. Erickson; A. Nowosielski; J. Polimeni; K. Stainbrook, MODELING AND MEASURING ECONOMIC DRIVERS AND ECOSYSTEM HEALTH: CASE STUDIES IN THE HUDSON RIVER WATERSHED

SUNY-ESF

Wuenschel*, M.J.; R.G. Werner; D.E. Hoss, BIOENERGETICS OF LARVAL SPOTTED SEATROUT (CYNOSCION NEBULOSUS) IN FLORIDA BAY

Suwannee River Water Management District

Mattson*, R.A., RESOURCE-BASED ESTABLISHMENT OF FRESHWATER INFLOW REQUIREMENTS FOR THE SUWANNEE RIVER ESTUARY

SWIM Program - Southwest Florida Water Management District

Henningsen*, B.F., A REVIEW OF COASTAL HABITAT RESTORATION EFFORTS FOR THE TAMPA BAY (FLORIDA) ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEM

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