Participants	Organizations	Sessions	Topics	Search
A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New England District

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

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Philadelphia District

Wirth*, P.; W. Burton; S. Allen, FISHERIES HABITATAT AT HEN AND CHICKENS SHOAL AND FLAT BOTTOM AREAS NEAR REHOBOTH BEACH, DELAWARE

U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center

Cerco*, C. F.; W.M. Kemp; L. Harding; M. Lomas, MODELING PRIMARY PRODUCTION IN CHESAPEAKE BAY

Wilber*, D.H.; G. Clarke; G.L. Ray; M.H. Burlas, SURF ZONE FISH RESPONSES TO A BEACH NOURISHMENT PROJECT ON THE NORTHERN NEW JERSEY SHORELINE

U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center, Waterways Experiment Station

Ray*, G.L.; M. Burlas, IMPACTS OF BEACH NOURISHMENT OPERATIONS ON INTERTIDAL AND NEARSHORE INFAUNA ALONG THE ATLANTIC COAST OF NORTHERN NEW JERSEY.

U.S. Bureau of Reclamation

Irlbeck*, M.J.; G.H. Ward, EXPERIMENTAL RIVER DIVERSION FOR MARSH ENHANCEMENT

U.S. Coast Guard Academy

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

U.S. Coast Guard Academy, Department of Science

Huzzey*, L.M.; M.A. Alfultis, COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT THROUGH A MARINE SCIENCE CURRICULUM

U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Institute of Pacific Islands Forestry

Krauss*, K.W.; C.K. Dano; J.A. Allen, PATTERNS OF FOREST STRUCTURE AND PHOTOSYNTHETIC DIFFERENTIATION OF TWO INVASIVE MANGROVE SPECIES ON OAHU, HAWAII, USA

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Burgan*, B.G.; J.K. Summers; D.D. Brown, NATIONAL COASTAL CONDITION REPORT

Dantin*, D.D.; R.G. Boustany; M.A. Lewis; J.E. Scott; J.C. Moore, NUTRIENT METABOLISM AS A PHYTOTOXICITY INDICATOR OF THREE SAV SPECIES EXPOSED TO COPPER AND ATRAZINE UNDER SHORT-TERM EXPOSURES

DeWitt*, T.H.; P.M. Eldridge, COMPARISON OF NITROGEN FLUXES IN TIDEFLAT FOOD WEBS DOMINATED BY BURROWING SHRIMP OR BY OYSTERS

Ferraro*, S.P.; F.A. Cole, BENTHIC MACROFAUNA-HABITAT RELATIONSHIPS IN TWO PACIFIC NORTHWEST ESTUARIES

Heisler*, J.J., WATER QUALITY AND HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS: AN EPA PERSPECTIVE

Lamberson*, J.O.; D.R. Young; H. Lee II, BENTHIC AMPHIPOD COMMUNITY RESPONSE TO STRESS INDUCED BY ALGAL MATS IN A PACIFIC NORTHWEST ESTUARY

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

Lewis*, M.A.; R. Greene, EFFECTS OF CLAY FLOCCULATION OF RED TIDE ORGANISMS ON BENTHIC ORGANIAMS

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

Ozretich*, R.J., UTILITY OF A WIDE SPECTRUM LIGHT METER AS AN UNDERWATER SENSOR OF PHOTOSYNTHETICALLY ACTIVE RADIATION (PAR)

Power*, J.H.; M.D. Weber, MORPHOMETRIC EVIDENCE FOR NUTRITIONAL STRESS IN ENGLISH SOLE

Strobel*, C.J.; D. Cobb; J. Paul; J. Pesch; W. Galloway; G. Moore; B. Brown; S. Hale; H. Buffum; M. Charpentier; C. Audette; J. Copeland, EPA'S COASTAL 2000 PROGRAM, NORTHEAST COMPONENT - AGENCIES FROM MULTIPLE STATES COLLECTING COMPARABLE ENVIRONMENTAL DATA: IT WORKED!

Wigand*, C.; R. McKinney; M. Chintala; G. Thursby; P. Groffman, VARYING LANDSCAPE STRUCTURE AND POTENTIAL DENITRIFICATION ACTIVITY AMONG MARSHES ALONG AN ANTHROPOGENIC DISTURBANCE GRADIENT

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and OSU

Sigleo*, A.C., STABLE ISOTOPE VARIATIONS IN SUSPENDED PARTICLES IN A TEMPERATE NORTH PACIFIC ESTUARY, OREGON, USA

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Office of Research and Development's National Risk Management Research Laboratory, Urban Watershed Management Branch

O'Shea*, M.L.; M. Borst; C. Nietch, BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES FOR THE CONTROL OF NUTRIENTS FROM URBAN NONPOINT SOURCES

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Office of Wetlands, Oceans and Watersheds

Colianni*, G., HABITAT RESTORATION AND PROTECTION WITHIN THE NATIONAL ESTUARY PROGRAM

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 4503F

Gabanski*, L.A.; G.R. Gibson, Jr., ESTUARINE BIOCRITERIA

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Atlantic Ecology Division

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

Chintala*, M.M.; L. Meng; G. Cicchetti, SHALLOW HABITATS IN TWO RHODE ISLAND SYSTEMS: II. PATTERNS OF SIZE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTIONAL GROUPS

Cicchetti*, G.; L. Meng; M. Chintala, SHALLOW HABITATS IN TWO RHODE ISLAND SYSTEMS: I. PATTERNS OF FAUNAL DENSITY AND BIOMASS

Coiro*, L.L.; G. Thursby; S.L. Poucher, INFLUENCE OF GEOGRAPHICAL ORIGIN ON SENSITIVITY TO LOW DISSOLVED OXYGEN FOR THREE SALTWATER ANIMALS

Hale*, S.S., USING LANDSCAPE INDICATORS TO ASSESS POTENTIAL QUALITY OF ESTUARINE BENTHIC AND FISH HABITATS

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Atmospheric Protection Branch

Cardoch*, L., EMISSIONS OF NITROUS OXIDE FROM RIVERS AND STREAMS IN THE NEUSE RIVER BASIN

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Chesapeake Bay Program Office

Batiuk*, R., DEFINING RESTORED CHESAPEAKE BAY WATER QUALITY THROUGH OXYGEN, CLARITY AND CHLOROPHYLL STANDARDS

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Coastal Ecology Branch

Cifuentes*, L.A.; J.W. Morse; J.E. Kaldy, UREA IN THE WATER COLUMN AND SEDIMENT POREWATERS OF ESTUARIES: POTENTIAL ROLE OF REDOX CHEMISTRY

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, ERTC

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

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Gulf Ecology Division

Macauley*, J.M.; V.D. Engle, AN ASSESSMENT FO THE ECOLOGICAL CONDITION OF PENSACOLA BAY, FLORIDA.

Pasko*, E.M.; J.K. Summers; V.D. Engle; M.C. Murrell; G.T. DiDonato; J. Macauley, RAINFALL AND RUNOFF AS A SOURCE OF ORGANIC CARBON ADDITIONS TO BAYOU TEXAR, FLORIDA

Sipura* J.; R.A. Snyder; E. Lores, TOP DOWN CONTROL OF THE MICROBIAL LOOP IN ESTUARINE PLANKTON

Volety*, A.K.; S.G. Tolley; J.T. Winstead, EFFECTS OF SEASON AND WATER QUALITY ON OYSTERS (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) AND ASSOCIATED FISH ASSEMBLAGES

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Hatfield Marine Science Center

Cole*, F.A.; S.P. Ferraro, MEGAEPIFAUNA-HABITAT RELATIONSHIPS IN YAQUINA BAY, OR

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, NHEERL, Atlantic Ecology Division

Dettmann*, E.H.; P. Rafter, SEASONAL VARIATION AND RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN TOTAL AND DISSOLVED INORGANIC NITROGEN IN THREE ESTUARIES

Keith*, D.J.; S. Rego; S. Schollaert; J. Yoder, PRIMARY PRODUCTION ESTIMATES IN CHESAPEAKE BAY USING SEAWIFS

Pelletier*, M.C.; E.D. Gallagher, IDENTIFICATION OF SPECIES-ENVIRONMENT RELATIONSHIPS IN THE HUDSON-RARITAN ESTUARY AND RELATED SUB-BASINS

Santos*, A., A NEW HPLC METHOD FOR SEPARATION OF PHYTOPLANKTON PIGMENTS IN NATURAL SAMPLES

Walker*, H., CLIMATE VARIABILITY, CHANGE, AND CONSEQUENCES IN ESTUARIES

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, NHEERL, Gulf Ecology Divsion

Murrell*, M.C., BACTERIOPLANKTON DYNAMICS IN PENSACOLA BAY, FL, USA: ROLE OF PHYTOPLANKTON AND DETRITAL CARBON SOURCES

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Water, Office of Science and Technology

Flemer*, D.A.; R.E. Cantilli; G.R. Gibson, Jr.; I.F. Davis; D.D. Hart, THE U.S. EPA PROGRAM FOR DEVELOPMENT OF QUANTITATIVE NUTRIENT CRITERIA FOR ESTUARIES AND COASTAL WATERS

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, ORD, NHEERL

Quarles*, R.L.; E.M. Lores, SUBMERGED AQUATIC VEGETATION MONITORING IN ESCAMBIA-PENSACOLA BAY SYSTEM, FL

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, ORD, NHEERL, Atlantic Ecology Division

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

Nacci*, D.; S. Cohen; M. Huber; M. Gomez-Chiarri; E. Gauger, FITNESS IMPLICATIONS OF IMMUNOGENETIC VARIATION IN FUNDULUS HETEROCLITUS FROM CLEAN AND POLLUTED SITES

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, ORD, NHEERL, Gulf Ecology Division

Lores*, E.M.; M.C. Murrell; R.S. Stanley; D.T. Marcovich; L.C. Harwell, A FIVE YEAR RECORD OF PHYTOPLANKTON PIGMENT PATTERNS IN ESCAMBIA/PENSACOLA BAY, FL

Summers*, J.K., THE ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT PROGRAM: THE NATIONAL COASTAL ASSESSMENT

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, ORD, NHEERL, WED Coastal Ecology Branch

Young*, D.R.; J.O. Lamberson; R.S. Caldwell, ELEVATED DISSOLVED SULFIDES IN SURFICIAL SEDIMENTS OF YAQUINA BAY ESTUARY, OREGON

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Pacific Coastal Ecology Branch

D'Andrea*, A.F.; T.H. DeWitt, ENHANCED ORGANIC MATTER REMINERALIZATION AND NUTRIENT TURNOVER BY BURROWING SHRIMP POPULATIONS IN YAQUINA BAY, OR

Eldridge*, P.M.; S.T. Larned; C.L. Folger, AN ECOSYSTEM MODEL OF A RIVER-DOMINATED PACIFIC NORTHWEST ESTUARY: ROLES OF SALT MARSH-, RIVER- AND OCEAN-DERIVED MATERIALS.

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, WED, Coastal Ecology Branch

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

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Bergstrom*, P.W., DIEBACK OF SUBMERGED AQUATIC VEGETATION (SAV) IN MIDDLE CHESAPEAKE BAY, 1999-2000

Huffman*, J.A.; B. Pridgeon; W. Roach, SEAGRASS RECOVERY IN WEST GALVESTON BAY

Jahn*, K.; T.M. Brosnan; L. Gumaer, DETERMINATION OF INJURIES TO NATURAL RESOURCES FROM PCBS IN THE HUDSON RIVER, NEW YORK

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service - Texas Coastal Program

Huffman*, J.A.; B. Pridgeon; W. Roach, SEAGRASS RECOVERY IN WEST GALVESTON BAY

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Great Meadows National Wildlife Refuge

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.

U.S. Geological Survey

Bales*, J., FRESHWATER AND NUTRIENT DELIVERY TO PAMLICO SOUND, NORTH CAROLINA, RESULTING FROM THE 1999 HURRICANE SEASON

Böhlke*, J.K., GROUND-WATER ARCHIVES OF AGRICULTURAL CONTAMINATION HISTORY

Cloern*, J.; A. Jassby; L. Lucas; A. Mueller-Solger; W. Sobczak, INTEGRATED SCIENCE IN SUPPORT OF ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION: AN EXAMPLE FROM THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY-DELTA

Cronin*, T.M.; G.S. Dwyer; D.A. Willard, IMPACT OF CLIMATE VARIABILITY ON CHESAPEAKE AND FLORIDA BAYS

Day*, R.H.; T.W. Doyle; R.J. Walters, MONITORING GROWTH OF BLACK MANGROVE AT ITS NORTHERN LIMIT IN THE GULF OF MEXICO

Edgar*, T.; E. Raabe; G. Brooks, HISTORY AND PREHISTORY VARIATIONS OF TAMPA BAY ESTUARY WETLANDS THROUGH SEDIMENT CORES, AIR PHOTOS, MAPS, AND SATELLITE IMAGES

Goolsby*, D.A.; W.A. Battaglin; C. kendall; P.B. McMahon, CONSERVATIVE TRANSPORT OF NITRATE IN THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER: EVIDENCE FROM LAGRANGIAN SAMPLING

Hansen*, M.; M. Palmsten, SEA FLOOR MAPPING AND WAVE MODELING IN TAMPA BAY

Holmes*, C.W., RESULTS OF SEA-LEVEL PERTURBATIONS ON SEDIMENTARY DYNAMICS IN FLORIDA BAY

Lopez*, C.B.; J.R. Pennock, THE EFFECT OF NITROGEN SOURCE ON THE GROWTH OF FOUR SPECIES OF PROROCENTRUM (DINOPHYCEAE)

Lucas*, L.V.; J.E. Cloern; J.K. Thompson; N.E. Monsen, FUNCTIONAL VARIABILITY OF SHALLOW TIDAL HABITATS: A FIELD-MODELING STUDY WITH RESTORATION IMPLICATIONS

Luoma*, S., ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT AT THE NEXUS OF ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION AND WATER MANAGEMENT IN THE CALFED BAY-DELTA PROGRAM.

McIvor*, C.C.; T.J. Smith III, COMPARATIVE ECOLOGY OF REPRESENTATIVE ESTUARINE WETLANDS IN TAMPA BAY

Monsen*, N.E.; S.G. Monismith, THE IMPORTANCE OF TIDAL DISPERSION WITH APPLICATION TO THE SACRAMENTO-SAN JOAQUIN DELTA, CA

Paerl*, H.W.; J.D. Bales; L.W. Ausley; C.P. Buzzelli; L.B. Crowder; L.A. Eby; M. Go; B.L. Peierls; T.L. Richardson; L. Twomey; J.S. Ramus, ECOSYSTEM IMPACTS AND LESSONS LEARNED FROM 3 SEQUENTIAL HURRICANES (DENNIS, FLOYD AND IRENE) IN NORTH CAROLINA ESTUARIES: AN OVERVIEW

Raabe*, E.; T. Edgar, THE EVOLUTION OF A TIDAL MARSH: BIG BEND OF FLORIDA REVISITED

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

Schraga*, T.; J. Cloern; B. Cole; A. Arnsberg, WATER QUALITY OF SAN FRANCISCO BAY WEBSITE: A 30 YEAR HISTORICAL DATABASE

Sobczak*, W.V.; J.E. Cloern; T. Schraga; B.E. Cole; A. Arnsberg; C.B. Lopez, BIOAVAILABILITY OF ORGANIC MATTER IN A HIGHLY DISTURBED ESTUARY: IMPLICATIONS FOR ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION

Stith*, B.; D. Easton; J. Reid; L. Lefebvre; D. DeAngelis, MODELING MANATEE MOVEMENTS TO PREDICT AND ASSESS THE IMPACT OF HYDROLOGIC CHANGE IN ESTUARIES OF SOUTHWEST FLORIDA

Stoker*, Y.E.; N.T. Edgar., U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TAMPA BAY PILOT STUDY-ANALYSIS OF HISTORICAL WATER-QUALITY TRENDS

Swarzenski*, C.M.; T.W. Doyle, SOME EFFECTS OF PULSING RIVER WATER THROUGH COASTAL LOUISIANA PEAT (FLOTANT) MARSHES

Swarzenski*, P.; J. Martin; S. Kruse; R. Bowker; Y. Stoker; M.Hansen, GROUNDWATER-SURFACE WATER EXCHANGE IN TAMPA BAY: IMPLICATIONS FROM A PRELIMINARY GEOCHEMICAL AND GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY

Thompson*, J.K.; A.R. Stewart; F. Parchaso; J.R. Burau; D.H. Schoellhamer, BENTHIC GRAZER FOOD SOURCES AS DEFINED BY BIVALVE GROWTH, STABLE ISOTOPES, AND PHYSICAL PROCESSES

Yates*, K.K.; R.B. Halley, THE SUBMERSIBLE HABITAT FOR ANALYZING REEF QUALITY (SHARQ): IMPROVED TECHNOLOGY FOR BENTHIC ANALYSES AND EXPERIMENTATION

U.S. Geological Survey (contract)

Stith*, B.; D. Easton; J. Reid; L. Lefebvre; D. DeAngelis, MODELING MANATEE MOVEMENTS TO PREDICT AND ASSESS THE IMPACT OF HYDROLOGIC CHANGE IN ESTUARIES OF SOUTHWEST FLORIDA

U.S. Geological Survey (Retired)

McIsaac*, G.; D. Goolsby; M. David, NET ANTHROPOGENIC N INPUT TO THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER BASIN AND NITRATE FLUX IN THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI RIVER

U.S. Geological Survey, BRD, Center for Coastal Geology

Whelan*, K.R.T.; T.J.Smith III; I. van Leth, A PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION OF GAP DYNAMICS IN THE MANGROVES OF SOUTH FLORIDA

U.S. Geological Survey, Alaska Biological Science Center

Ward*, D.H.; A. Morton; T.L. Tibbitts; D. Kempka; R.M. Anthony, CHANGES IN DISTRIBUTION AND ABUNDANCE OF SEAGRASS HABITATS IN EMBAYMENTS OF BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO: IMPLICATIONS FOR A WINTERING GOOSE.

U.S. Geological Survey, ASci

Waddle*, J.H.; K.R.T.Whelan; K.G. Rice; T.J. Smith III, ANURAN DYNAMICS IN FRINGING RIVERINE MANGROVE HABITAT

U.S. Geological Survey, BRD National Wetlands Research Center

Handley*, L.R.; W.R. Jones; C.P. O'Neil; C. Wells; S. Creed; D. Lichtenberg; E. Seeger; J. Dugas; J. Thibodeaux; R. Mouton; N. Clark, MARSH DIE-BACK CLASSIFICATION AND MAPPING

U.S. Geological Survey, Center for Coastal Geology

Foster*, A.M.; T.J. Smith III, CHANGES IN THE MANGROVE/MARSH ECOTONES OF THE FLORIDA EVERGLADES

U.S. Geological Survey, Center for Coastal Marine Studies, Florida / Caribbean Science Center

Smith* III, T.J.; D.R. Cahoon; J.C. Lynch; G. Anderson, GROUNDWATER, SEDIMENT ELEVATION, SEA LEVEL RISE AND THE LONGTERM STABILITY OF MANGROVE FORESTS IN THE FLORIDA EVERGLADES

U.S. Geological Survey, EROS Data Center

Crane*, M.P., CONTEXT OF TAMPA BAY AND PROJECT STUDY SITES

U.S. Geological Survey, Florida Caribbean Science Center

Anderson*, G.H.; T.M. Lavin; T.J. Smith III, VARIATIONS IN PEAT HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY ACROSS A RIPARIAN MANGROVE FOREST NEAR THE HARNEY RIVER, EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK.

Foster*, A.M.; T.J. Smith III, CHANGES IN THE MANGROVE/MARSH ECOTONES OF THE FLORIDA EVERGLADES

Waddle*, J.H.; K.R.T.Whelan; K.G. Rice; T.J. Smith III, ANURAN DYNAMICS IN FRINGING RIVERINE MANGROVE HABITAT

U.S. Geological Survey, Florida Caribbean Science Center, Sirenia Project

Lefebvre*, L.W.; D.E. Easton; T.J. Doyle, USING STRIP-TRANSECT AERIAL SURVEYS TO ESTIMATE MANATEE ABUNDANCE IN THE TEN THOUSAND ISLANDS REGION OF SOUTHWEST FLORIDA

Reid*, J.P.; D.E. Easton; L.W. Lefebvre, RADIO TRACKING MANATEES TO ASSESS THE IMPACT OF HYDROLOGIC CHANGES IN SOUTHWEST FLORIDA

U.S. Geological Survey, Florida Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit

Waddle*, J.H.; K.R.T.Whelan; K.G. Rice; T.J. Smith III, ANURAN DYNAMICS IN FRINGING RIVERINE MANGROVE HABITAT

U.S. Geological Survey, Johnson Control World Services Inc.

Anderson*, G.H.; T.M. Lavin; T.J. Smith III, VARIATIONS IN PEAT HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY ACROSS A RIPARIAN MANGROVE FOREST NEAR THE HARNEY RIVER, EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK.

U.S. Geological Survey, Louisiana Cooperative Research Unit

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

Teo*, C.H.J.; M. La Peyre, EFFECTS OF SALINITY CHANGES ON GROWTH AND DISTRIBUTION OF RUPPIA MARITIMA: IMPLICATIONS FOR MANAGEMENT

U.S. Geological Survey, Menlo Park and San Francisco State University

Peterson*, H., LONG-TERM BENTHIC COMMUNITY CHANGE IN A HIGHLY INVADED ESTUARY

U.S. Geological Survey, National Wetlands Research Center

Boustany*, R.G.; T.C. Michot; L.L. Lawton; R. Moss, EFFECT OF VARIABLE NUTRIENT LOADINGS ON BIOMASS AND GROWTH OF VALLISNERIA AMERICANA IN LOWER ST. JOHNS RIVER, FL, USA

Cahoon*, D.R.; B. Perez, ACCRETIONARY AND ELEVATION DYNAMICS IN A BRACKISH MARSH IMPOUNDMENT ON THE UPPER TEXAS COAST

Carter*, J.; A. Arrivillaga; S. Merino, SURVEY OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF ESTUARINE SAV ALONG THE GULF COAST WITH A SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON INVASIVE ALIEN SPECIES.

Doyle*, T.W.; R. Day; J. Biagas; G. Girod; M. Books; T. Hargis; B. Handley; M. Melder; J. Sullivan; K. Fontenot; J. Balmat, PREDICTED EFFECTS OF SALTWATER MARSH AND MANGROVE HABIITAT MIGRATION ON COASTAL RESOURCES OF THE GULF COAST UNDER CLIMATE CHANGE

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

Howard*, R.J.; C.J. Wells; K.L. McKee; T.E. McGinnis, II, POTENTIAL RECOVERY OF SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA FROM THE SUMMER 2000 DIEBACK IN LOUISIANA: A PILOT STUDY

Johnston*, J.B.; S. Wilson; P. Bourgeois; A. Martucci; C. Cretini; C. Conzelman; M. Nesta, GULF OF MEXICO INTEGRATED SCIENCE DATABASE INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM - TAMPA BAY PROTOTYPE

Krauss*, K.W.; C.K. Dano; J.A. Allen, PATTERNS OF FOREST STRUCTURE AND PHOTOSYNTHETIC DIFFERENTIATION OF TWO INVASIVE MANGROVE SPECIES ON OAHU, HAWAII, USA

Lawton*, L.L.; R.G. Boustany; T.C. Michot; R. Moss, EFFECT OF SALINITY AND LIGHT ON BIOMASS AND GROWTH OF VALLISNERIA AMERICANA IN LOWER ST. JOHNS RIVER, FL, USA

Carter, J.; A. Arrivillaga; S. Merino*; R. Boustany; E. Chappelle; L. Corp, LIGHT INDUCED FLUORESCENCE FOR ASSESSING THE HEALTH OF SUBMERGED AQUATIC VEGETATION.

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

Onuf*, C.P., BIOFOULING AND THE CONTINUOUS MONITORING OF UNDERWATER LIGHT FROM A SEAGRASS PERSPECTIVE

Perez*, B.C.; D.R. Cahoon; B.D. Segura; J.C. Lynch; C.M. Swarzenski, MARSH SURFACE ELEVATION RESPONSE TO HYDROLOGIC VARIATIONS: IMPLICATIONS FOR SALT MARSH DIE-BACK IN LOUISIANA

Arrivillaga, A.; J. Carter; S. Merino; J.A. Price*, MONITORING THE INTER AND INTRA-ANNUAL CHANGES IN INTERMEDIATE SALINITY SAV COMMUNITIES.

Proffitt*, E.; S. Travis; K. Edwards, SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA ESTABLISHMENT IN A CREATED MARSH: THE ROLES AND INTERACTIONS OF PLANT GENOTYPE AND ELEVATION

Rooth*, J.E.; K.L. McKee, FACILITATION OF MANGROVE RECRUITMENT BY HERBACEOUS VEGETATION AT A CLEAR-CUT SITE IN BELIZE

Rybczyk*, J.M.; D.R. Cahoon, THE IMPORTANCE OF OCCASIONAL, BUT HUGE, SEDIMENT INPUTS FOR MAINTIANING COASTAL WETLAND ELEVATION GIVEN RISING SEA LEVELS

Steyer*, G.D.; R.C. Raynie; R. Libersat, SCALE-DEPENDENT ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT APPROACHES FOR IMPROVING WETLAND RESTORATION IN LOUISIANA

Swarzenski*, C.M.; T.W. Doyle, SOME EFFECTS OF PULSING RIVER WATER THROUGH COASTAL LOUISIANA PEAT (FLOTANT) MARSHES

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

Travis*, S.E., GENETIC DIVERSITY OF A RECOVERING SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA POPULATION AFFECTED BY DROUGHT

Twilley*, R.R.; D. Cahoon; J. Meriwether; A. Nyman, USING IMPOUNDED WETLANDS TO TEST CONCEPTS OF COASTAL WETLAND SUCCESSION

U.S. Geological Survey, National Wetlands Research Center/Johnson Controls

Rooth*, J.E.; K.L. McKee, FACILITATION OF MANGROVE RECRUITMENT BY HERBACEOUS VEGETATION AT A CLEAR-CUT SITE IN BELIZE

U.S. Geological Survey, Patuxent Wildlife Research Center

Erwin*, M.; D. Prosser; G. Sanders; D. Cahoon; C. Roman, SEA LEVEL RISE AND MARSH CHANGES ALONG THE ATLANTIC COAST: IMPLICATIONS TO WATERBIRD HABITATS

Kopp*, B.S.; F.T. Short; J.L. Gaeckle; K. Matso, IMPROVED TOOLS FOR EELGRASS RESTORATION: A CASE STUDY OF SITE SELECTION AND TRANSPLANTING TECHNIQUES IN BUZZARDS BAY, MASSACHUSETTS.

Neckles*, H.A.; F.T.Short; S. Barker; B.S. Kopp, EVALUATION OF COMMERCIAL FISHING IMPACTS TO EELGRASS IN NEW ENGLAND

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

Smith* III, T.J.; D.R. Cahoon; J.C. Lynch; G. Anderson, GROUNDWATER, SEDIMENT ELEVATION, SEA LEVEL RISE AND THE LONGTERM STABILITY OF MANGROVE FORESTS IN THE FLORIDA EVERGLADES

U.S. Geological Survey, Patuxent Wildlife Research Center, URI

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

U.S. Geological Survey, Water Resources Division

Schemel*, L.E.; A.B. Mueller-Solger; M.H. Cox; T.R. Sommer; S.W. Hager; B.C. Harrell, BENEFITS OF AN ENGINEERED FLOODPLAIN TO THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY ESTUARY

U.S. Naval Academy

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

UMR 6143 M2C - CNRS - Université de Rouen

Mikes*, D.; R. Lafite, ORGANIZATION OF CONTROLLING FACTORS ON FLOCCULATION IN ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENTS

UMR 6143 M2C - Université de Rouen

Mikes*, D.; R. Lafite, ORGANIZATION OF CONTROLLING FACTORS ON FLOCCULATION IN ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENTS

Romana*, L.A.; R. Lafite; R. Hocdé, HOW SCIENCE CAN BRING UP KNOWLEDGE AND TOOLS FOR MANAGEMENT OF ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT : THE CASE OF THE SEINE ESTUARY (FRANCE)

UMR Sisyphe, CNRS-Université P. & M. Curie

Billen*, G.; J. Garnier, PAST TRENDS IN NUTRIENT DELIVERY BY THE SEINE RIVER (FRANCE): RECONSTRUCTION THROUGH MODELLING OF WATERSHED PROCESSES AND THEIR PERTURBATION BY HUMAN ACTIVITY

Universidad Austral de Chile

Niklitschek*, E.J.; D.H. Secor, BIOENERGETIC ASSESSMENT OF AVAILABILITY AND RELATIVE VALUE OF NURSERY HABITATS FOR ATLANTIC AND SHORTNOSE STURGEONS IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY

Universidad Central de Venezuela, Facultad de Ciencias, Instituto de Zoología Tropical, Laboratorio de Ecología de la Vegetación

Barreto*, M.B.; F. Goenaga; M. González, ASSESSMENT OF MANGROVE MORTALITY IN THE GULF OF CUARE, VENEZUELA

Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolas de Hidalgo

Raz-Guzman*, A.; M. Reguero; L. Huidobro; A. Corona, ESTUARINE COMMUNITY COMPOSITION IN MEXICAN GULF OF MEXICO COASTAL LAGOONS.

Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico

Raz-Guzman*, A.; M. Reguero; L. Huidobro; A. Corona, ESTUARINE COMMUNITY COMPOSITION IN MEXICAN GULF OF MEXICO COASTAL LAGOONS.

Universidade de Aveiro

Figueiredo da Silva*, J.; R. Duck, NATURAL AND HUMAN INDUCED CHANGES IN A COASTAL LAGOON: THE RIA DE AVEIRO, PORTUGAL

Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro

Creed*, J.C.; D.B. Campos, SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL DYNAMICS OF RUPPIA MARITIMA (WIGEONGRASS) IN A SMALL BRAZILIAN TROPICAL ESTUARY

Universiti Putra Malaysia

Bujang*, J.S.; M.H. Zakaria, DISTURBANCES AND IMPACTS TO SEAGRASS BEDS IN MALAYSIA

University of Antwerp, Department of Biology, Ecosystem Management Research Group

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

University of Antwerp, Ecosystem Management Research Group

Maes*, J.; S. Van Damme; F. Ollevier, STABILITY IN THE STRUCTURE OF THE FISH COMMUNITY IN THE POLLUTED SCHELDT ESTUARY

University of California, Berkeley, Department of Integrative Biology

Rollwagen Bollens*, G.; D.L. Penry, FEEDING RATES AND PREY PREFERENCES OF ACARTIA SPP. COPEPODS IN SAN FRANCISCO BAY

University of California, Los Angeles

Boyer*, K.E.; P. Fong, NUTRIENT INTERACTIONS BETWEEN MACROALGAE, SEDIMENTS, AND SALTMARSH PLANTS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

University of California, Los Angeles Environmental Science and Engineering Department and Department of Environmental Health Sciences

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

University of California, Los Angeles, Department of Biomathematics and The Neuropsychiatric Institute

Allen*, D.M.; G. Ogburn-Matthews; S.K. Service, NEKTON PRODUCTION IN AN INTERTIDAL NURSERY; CONSEQUENCES OF EXTREME NATURAL DISTURBANCES

University of California, Los Angeles, Department of Organismic Biology, Ecology and Evolution

Cohen*, R.A.; P. Fong, PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF SALINITY REDUCTION AND NUTRIENT ENRICHMENT ON THE BLOOM-FORMING MACROALGA ENTEROMORPHA INTESTINALIS

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

University of California, Los Angeles, Department of Organismic Biology, Ecology, and Evolution

Armitage*, A.R.; P. Fong; R.R. Vance, TOP-DOWN AND BOTTOM-UP FORCES IN RESTORED AND NATURAL MUDFLATS IN A SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ESTUARY

Boyle*, K.A.; P. Fong; R. Ambrose, EVALUATING IMPACTS OF HEAVY METAL AND NITROGEN DEPOSITION FROM AIRCRAFT OVERFLIGHTS OF COASTAL WETLANDS

University of California, Los Angeles, Environmental Science and Engineering Program

Boyle*, K.A.; P. Fong; R. Ambrose, EVALUATING IMPACTS OF HEAVY METAL AND NITROGEN DEPOSITION FROM AIRCRAFT OVERFLIGHTS OF COASTAL WETLANDS

University of California, Santa Barbara Ecology, Evolution, and Marine Biology Department

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

University of California-Davis

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

Mueller-Solger*, A.B.; A.D. Jassby; D.C. Muller-Navarra, NUTRITIONAL VALUE OF PARTICULATE ORGANIC MATTER FOR ZOOPLANKTON (DAPHNIA) IN A TIDAL FRESHWATER ESTUARY IN CALIFORNIA

Pasternack*, G.B., BIOGEOMORPHOLOGY OF AN UPPER CHESAPEAKE BAY TIDAL FRESHWATER DELTA

University of Cape Town

Switzer*, T., EARLY INDICATIONS OF NUTRIENT ENRICHMENT IN A PRISTINE ESTUARY, KNYSNA SOUTH AFRICA

University of Central Florida

Love*, M.; J. Weishampel; R. Virnstein, SPATIAL HETEROGENEITY OF SEAGRASS BEDS IN INDIAN RIVER LAGOON, FLORIDA

University of Central Florida and Hubbs-Sea World Research Institute

Worthy*, G.A.J., FOOD WEB DYNAMICS: APPROACHES TO UNDERSTANDING TOP-DOWN CONTROL

University of Central Florida, Department of Biology

Wall*, L.; L. Walters; R. Grizzle, RECRUITMENT OF THE OYSTER CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA ON INTERTIDAL REEFS IN AREAS WITH INTENSE BOATING ACTIVITY

Wick*, L.A.; L.J. Walters; K.S. Beach, VEGETATIVE FRAGMENTATION ECOLOGY OF THE RED ALGA LAURENCIA POITEAUI (RHODOMELACEAE, CERAMIALES) IN FLORIDA BAY

University of Charleson, Department of Biology

Woodley*, C.M.; J.E. Fauth; C.A. Downs; J.C. Halas, A MOLECULAR BIOMARKER SYSTEM FOR FORECASTING CORAL BLEACHING

University of Colorado and Galbraith Environmental Sciences

Galbraith*, H.; S.H. Julius; D. Park; R. Jones; J. Clough; B. Harrington; G. Page, POTENTIAL EFFECTS OF SEA LEVEL RISE ON INTERTIDAL HABITAT FOR MIGRATING SHOREBIRDS

University of Connecticut, Department of Marine Sciences

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

University of Delaware, College of Marine Studies

Gallagher*, J.L.; D.M. Seliskar, SALT MARSH PLANTS: GENETIC RESOURCES FOR SOLVING PROBLEMS NEAR AND FAR FROM THE ESTUARY

Park*, S.; C.E. Epifanio, LARVAL BEHAVIOR OF HEMIGRAPSUS SANGUINEUS, AN INTRODUCED CRAB IN THE WESTERN ATLANTIC

Seliskar*, D.M.; J.L. Gallagher; D.M. Burdick, THE REGULATION OF ECOSYSTEM FUNCTIONS BY ECOTYPIC VARIATION IN THE DOMINANT PLANT: RESOURCE AND MODIFIER ACTIVITY OF SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA.

University of Dundee

Figueiredo da Silva*, J.; R. Duck, NATURAL AND HUMAN INDUCED CHANGES IN A COASTAL LAGOON: THE RIA DE AVEIRO, PORTUGAL

University of Florida

Christian*, D.J.; P.Y. Sheng, COUPLED LIGHT ATTENUATION AND SEAGRASS MODEL FOR INDIAN RIVER LAGOON

Hauxwell*, J.; C.W. Osenberg; T.K. Frazer, EFFECT OF COMPETING PRIMARY PRODUCERS AND HERBIVORY ON SUCCESS OF TRANSPLANTS OF A NATIVE MACROPHYTE (VALLISNERIA AMERICANA) IN KINGS BAY, FL, USA

Moran*, K.; K. Bjorndal, GREEN TURTLE GRAZING: EFFECTS ON STRUCTURE AND PRODUCTIVITY IN CARIBBEAN SEAGRASS BEDS

University of Florida and Applied Technology & Management, Inc.

Bossart*, J.; C. Montague, SECONDARY SUCCESSION IN TIDAL WETLANDS OF THE LOWER SAVANNAH RIVER ESTUARY

University of Florida, Civil and Coastal Engineering Department

Sheng*, Y.P., INTEGRATED MODELING OF ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS

University of Florida, Department of Environmental Engineering Sciences

Chesnes, T.C.; C.L. Montague*, THE EFFECTS OF SALINITY FLUCTUATION ON THE PRODUCTIVITY AND OSMOREGULATION OF TWO SEAGRASS SPECIES

Stevens*, P.W.; C.L. Montague; K.J. Sulak; G.D. Dennis, PRODUCTION OF FISH BIOMASS IN AN IMPOUNDED SALT MARSH AND ITS EXPORT TO ADJACENT ESTUARINE WATERS

University of Florida, Department of Environmental Engineering Sciences and St. Johns River Water Management District

Fox*, S.L., INTERPRETATION OF DIGITIZED AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS TO DETERMINE CHANGES IN A SALT MARSH USING A GIS

University of Florida, Department of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences

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

Keller*, S.R.;Greenawalt, J.M.; T.K. Frazer; S.K. Notestein; J.A. Hale; M.S. Allen, FISHING AND NATURAL MORTALITY OF BAY SCALLOPS ALONG THE GULF COAST OF FLORIDA

Greenawalt*, J.M.; T.K. Frazer; S.K. Notestein; S.R. Keller; J.A. Hale; S.B. Blitch; L.Ahijevych, PATTERNS OF HABITAT USE BY BAY SCALLOPS ALONG FLORIDA'S GULF COAST

Hale*, J.A.; T.K. Frazer, DETECTION OF CHANGES IN SAV ABUNDANCE AND DISTRIBUTION FROM AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS USING IMAGE PROCESSING METHODOLOGY

Notestein*, S.K.; T.K. Frazer; M.V. Hoyer; D.E. Canfield, Jr., FACTORS INFLUENCING THE ABUNDANCE AND GROWTH OF PERIPHYTON IN A SPRING-FED COASAL STREAM IN FLORIDA

University of Florida/ St. Johns River Water Management District/ Jones Edmunds & Associates.

Carter*, E.W.; P. Sucsy; F.W. Morris; R.W. Virnstein., BATHYMETRY IN THE INDIAN RIVER LAGOON, A DIAMOND OF A DATASET.

University of Gent

Hampel*, H.; A. Cattrijsse; M. Vincx, HABITAT VALUE OF MATURE AND DEVELOPING MARSH FOR FISH AND MACROCRUSTACEANS IN THE WESTERSCHELDE

University of Georgia

Lee*, R.Y.; M.J. Wooller; M.L. Fogel; S.B. Joye, ECOSYSTEM CONTROLS ON NITROGEN, CARBON, AND OXYGEN CYCLING IN TEMPERATE AND TROPICAL INTERTIDAL SEDIMENTS

Sheldon*, J.E.; M. Alber, ANY WAY YOU SLICE IT: A COMPARISON OF RESIDENCE TIME CALCULATIONS USING SIMPLE COMPARTMENT MODELS OF THE ALTAMAHA RIVER ESTUARY

University of Georgia Marine Institute

Kneib*, R.T.; S.R. Webb, LANDSCAPE COMPLEXITY AND ABUNDANCE OF JUVENILE WHITE SHRIMP LITOPENAEUS SETIFERUS IN SUBTIDAL AND INTERTIDAL ESTUARINE HABITATS

University of Georgia Marine Sciences Department

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

University of Georgia, Department of Marine Sciences

Alber*, M., UNDERSTANDING FRESHWATER INFLOW TO GEORGIA ESTUARIES: FROM SCIENCE TO POLICY

Di Iorio*, D.; K. Kang, FLOW AND DENSITY CHARACTERISTICS IN THE INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY CHANNEL SEPARATING TWO GEORGIA ESTUARIES

Joye*, S.B.; S.E. MacAvoy; W.P. Porubsky; N.B. Weston, GROUNDWATER INPUTS AND SEDIMENT BIOGEOCHEMICAL PROCESSES IN GEORGIA AND SOUTH CAROLINA COASTAL ECOSYSTEMS.

White*, S.N.; M. Alber,, DISTRIBUTION OF S. ALTERNIFLORA AND S. CYNOSUROIDESALONG THE ALTAMAHA RIVER: POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF COMPETITION, SALINITY AND SULFATE AVAILABILITY

University of Greenwich

Johnson*, S.M.; C.L. MacLeod, MERCURY IN SEDIMENT AND POREWATERS OF THE MEDWAY ESTUARY, UK

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

University of Helsinki, Department of Ecology and Systematics, Division of Hydrobiology

Weckström*, K.; S. Vaalgamaa; A. Korhola, RECONSTRUCTING HISTORICAL NUTRIENT CONCENTRATIONS USING GEOCHEMICAL RECORDS AND DIATOM-BASED TRANSFER FUNCTIONS IN COASTAL SEDIMENTS FROM FINLAND

University of Illinois

McIsaac*, G.; D. Goolsby; M. David, NET ANTHROPOGENIC N INPUT TO THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER BASIN AND NITRATE FLUX IN THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI RIVER

University of La Rochelle

Blanchard*, G., DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR OF BENTHIC MICROALGAL BIOMASS IN INTERTIDAL MUDFLATS

Guarini*, J.M.; G.E. Blanchard, AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TO QUANTIFY THE DYNAMICS OF THE MICROALGAL BIOMASS IN SEMI-ENCLOSED, EUROPEAN-TYPE LITTORAL ECOSYSTEMS

Haubois*, A.G.; J.M. Guarini; G.F. Blanchard, P. Richard, POPULATION STRUCTURE OF HYDROBIA ULAVE (PENNANT) INHABITING AN INTERTIDAL MUDFLAT OF THE MARENNES-OLERON BAY (ATLANTIC COAST, FRANCE): SPATIO-TEMPORAL DIFFERENTIATION

University of Louisiana at Lafayette

Mancera-Pineda, J.E.; X. Arango-Esteves*; L. Botero, EFFECTS OF FRESHWATER DIVERSION ON TWO MANGROVE SPECIES IN CIENAGA GRANDE DE SANTA MARTA, COLOMBIAN CARIBBEAN.

Cormier*, N.; R.R. Twilley; K.C. Ewel, BELOWGROUND PRODUCTIVITY IN MICRONESIAN MANGROVE FORESTS

Delgado*, P.; P. Hensel; D. Cahoon; J.W. Day, Jr., IMPORTANCE OF SEDIMENT CHARACTERISTICS AND DYNAMICS IN STRUCTURING MANGROVE COMMUNITIES IN A COSTA RICAN ESTUARY

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

Foret*, J.D., NUTRIENT LIMITATION OF TIDAL MARSHES ON THE CHENIER PLAIN, LOUISIANA

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

Mancera*, J.E.; R. Twilley, MANGROVE ORGANIC MATTER UTILIZATION AS SOURCE OF ENERGY: A REVIEW

Phillips*, L.A.; M.P. McMurry; J.R. Meriwether; R.R. Twilley, CONFIRMATION OF THE ¹³⁷CS (1963) DATING TECHNIQUE BY COMPARISON TO THE HISTORIC DEPOSITION LAYER LEFT BY HURRICANE AUDREY (1957).

Twilley*, R.R.; D. Cahoon; J. Meriwether; A. Nyman, USING IMPOUNDED WETLANDS TO TEST CONCEPTS OF COASTAL WETLAND SUCCESSION

University of Louisiana at Lafayette Center for Ecology and Environmental Technology

Cardona-Olarte*, P.; R.R. Twilley, QUANTIFYING THE RESPONSES OF NEOTROPICAL MANGROVE SAPLINGS TO THE SALINITY-HYDROPERIOD INTERACTION

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

Rivera-Monroy, V.H.; Castañeda, E.; E. Mancera; F. Daza-Monroy; W. Troncoso; C. Madden, SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL DISTRIBUTION OF CHLOROPHYLL A AND SALINITY IN A TROPICAL COASTAL LAGOON UNDER REHABILITATION

University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Biology Department

Silke*, R.; R. Twilley; A. Gowan-Smith, BENTHIC NUTRIENT FLUXES AND SEDIMENT OXYGEN CONSUMPTION IN A COASTAL WATERSHED: EFFECTS OF PULSED RIVER DIVERSIONS ON A LOUISIANA MARSH

University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Department of Biology

Castañeda-Moya*, E.; V.H. Rivera-Monroy; R.R. Twilley, STRUCTURE OF MANGROVES IN THE GULF OF FONSECA, HONDURAS: INTEGRATING MANGROVE RESOURCES AND SHRIMP MARICULTURE

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

University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Department of Physics

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

University of Maryland

Paynter*, K.T.; D. Meritt; S. Jordan, OYSTER DENSITY AND HABITAT CREATION

University of Maryland Biotechnology Institute, Center of Marine Biotechnology

Lipp*, E.K.; J.B. Rose, MICROBIAL FECAL POLLUTION IN TIDAL CREEKS AND CANALS IN DEVELOPED REGIONS OF SOUTHWEST FLORIDA

University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science

Auth*, T.D.; E.D. Houde, ABUNDANCE AND TROPHIC ECOLOGY OF LARVAL BAY ANCHOVY ANCHOA MITCHILLI IN CHESAPEAKE BAY

Bartleson*, R.D.; L.P. Sanford; W.M. Kemp; J.C. Stevenson, PATCH SCALE INFLUENCE ON THE INTERACTION OF SEAGRASS ECOSYSTEMS AND THE WATER COLUMN

Boesch*, D.F., ADAPTIVE REHABILITATION OF ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS: IS SCIENCE UP TO THE TASK?

Reed*, D.; Boesch, D.F., CLIMATE CHANGE AND ESTUARIES: PERSPECTIVES FROM THE NATIONAL ASSESSMENT

Cornwell*, J.C.; M. Owens; W.M. Kemp, NITROGEN CYCLING IN FLORIDA BAY SEDIMENTS: DENITRIFICATION, NITROGEN FIXATION AND DIN FLUXES

Glibert*, P.M., ORGANIC AND INORGANIC NUTRIENTS AND HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS

Hagy*, J.D.; W.R. Boynton; W.M. Kemp; R.E. Ulanowicz, EFFECTS OF HYPOXIA ON FOOD WEB STRUCTURE AND EFFICIENCY DURING SUMMER IN MESOHALINE CHESAPEAKE BAY: AN ASSESSMENT USING NETWORK ANALYSIS

Hood*, R.; M. Wood; E. Koch; R. Newell, MODELING THE INTERACTION BETWEEN WAVE-INDUCED SEDIMENT RESUSPENSION, BIVALVE FILTRATION AND SEAGRASS GROWTH.

Lloyd*, S.S.; M.R. Roman; A.H. Spear; D.M. Jester, EGG PRODUCTION BY THE COPEPOD EURYTEMORA AFFINIS IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY ESTUARINE TURBIDITY MAXIMUM

Muffley*, B.W.; E.D. Houde; D. Hinkle, SCALE-DEPENDENT PREDATORY EFFECTS OF FISH AND JELLYFISH ON PLANKTON IN ESTUARINE MESOCOSMS

Nemazie*, D.; W. Bell; P. Favero; C. Mills; J. Newcomb, USE OF THE COLLABORATIVE PROCESS TO MAKE STAKEHOLDER RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MANAGING PUBLIC DITCHES IN MARYLAND

North*, E.W.; E.D. Houde, FISH LARVAE, FOOD AND PHYSICS: BIOLOGICAL-PHYSICAL COUPLING IN AN ESTUARINE TURBIDITY MAXIMUM (ETM)

Roman*, M.R.; X. Zhang; A. Spear; W. Boicourt, SPATIAL SCALES OF VARIABILITY IN THE ABUNDANCE OF ZOOPLANKTON IN CHESAPEAKE BAY

Severn*, W.A.; E.W. Koch, SAV HABITAT REQUIREMENTS IN AN ADJACENT MEADOW AND CANOPY

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

University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science, Appalachian Laboratory

Scheurer*, D.L.; R.H. Gardner; D.A. Fiscus, RESPONSE OF AN NPZD MODEL TO SPATIALLY AND TEMPORALLY VARYING NUTRIENT INPUT

University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science, Chesapeake Biological Laboratory

Boynton*, W.R.; J.D. Hagy; C. Keefe; K. Wood, QUANTIFYING WATER QUALITY RESPONSES TO INCREASED NUTRIENT LOADING USING

Burger*, N.H.; W.R. Boynton, OPEN WATER METABOLISM MEASUREMENTS IN SIX EUTROPHIC CHESAPEAKE BAY TRIBUTARIES

Frank*, J.; R. Stankelis; M. Lawrence; J. Hagy; W. Boynton, RAPID WATER QUALITY ASSESSMENT OF CHESAPEAKE BAY LITTORAL ZONE

Jung*, S.; E.D. Houde, FISH BIOMASS SIZE SPECTRA AND PRODUCTION IN CHESAPEAKE BAY

Kim*, E.H.; R.P. Mason; E. Porter; H.Soulen, THE EFFECT OF RESUSPENSION ON THE FATE OF TOTAL AND METHYL MERCURY IN SEDIMENTS

Mikita*, K.A., DYNAMICS OF THE SPRING PHYTOPLANKTON BLOOM IN THE PATUXENT RIVER

Niklitschek*, E.J.; D.H. Secor, BIOENERGETIC ASSESSMENT OF AVAILABILITY AND RELATIVE VALUE OF NURSERY HABITATS FOR ATLANTIC AND SHORTNOSE STURGEONS IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY

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

Rooker*, J.R.; R.T. Kraus; D.H. Secor, DISPERSIVE AND RETENTIVE BEHAVIORS OF ESTUARINE FISHES: IS OTOLITH STRONTIUM A RELIABLE INDICATOR OF SALINITY HISTORY?

Stankelis*, R.M.; J.M. Frank; W.R. Boynton; J.M. Lawrence, A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF EPIPHYTE FOULING RATES AT SELECTED SITES WITHIN CHESAPEAKE BAY AND ITS TRIBUTARIES

Takata*, L.T.; D.H. Secor, BROAD SCALE HABITAT USE OF YOUNG-OF-THE-YEAR BLUEFISH (POMATOMUS SALTATRIX) IN MARYLAND NURSERIES

Tenore*, K.; F. Andrade; J. Blanton; W. Boynton; D. Carey; R. Diaz; F. Holland; E. Lopez-Jamar; P. Montagna; F. Nichols; R. Rosenberg; H. Queiroga; M. Sprung; J. Terwin; R. Whitlach, THE NAVIGATOR PROJECT: CHARACTERIZING THE ROLE BENTHOS PLAY IN LARGE 'COASTAL-SEAS'. I. A MODULAR APPROACH TO CHARACTERIZING HABITATS AND IDENTIFYING KEY FORCING FUNCTIONS, PROCESSES, AND BENTHIC RESPONSES

University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science, Horn Point Laboratory

Davis*, J.L.; W.M. Kemp; J. Cornwell, NUTRIENT CYCLING ACROSS THE WATER-SEDIMENT INTERFACE IN THALASSIA TESTUDINUM BEDS, FLORIDA BAY, USA

Fielding*, K.P.; P.M. Glibert, IMPACTS OF NON-POINT SOURCE NUTRIENTS ON NUTRIENT CHEMISTRY AND PHYTOPLANKTON IN TRIBUTARIES OF CHESAPEAKE BAY

Vincent*, M.K.; E.R. Cooper; A. Valle-Levinson; L.A. Codispoti; L.P. Atkinson; E.K. Haberkern, TOTAL NITROGEN AND PHOSPHORUS TRANSPORT AT THE CHESAPEAKE BAY MOUTH

Kemp*, W.M.; J. Petersen, SCALING RELATIONSHIPS IN NATURAL AND EXPERIMENTAL COASTAL ECOSYSTEMS

Koch*, E.W.; M.K. Wood, ATTENUATION OF WAVE HEIGHT AND PERIOD AS A FUNCTION OF THE VEGETATIVE STATE OF A SEAGRASS.

Owens*, M.S.; J.C. Cornwell; L. Pride, SEASONAL AND SPATIAL PATTERNS OF DENITRIFICATION IN THE CHOPTANK RIVER ESTUARY

Sanford*, L.P., A NEW METHOD FOR CHARACTERIZING AND MODELING EROSION OF MUDDY ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS

Schulte*, K.; W.M. Kemp., THE RELATIONSHIP OF SEAGRASS BED PATCHINESS TO PRIMARY PRODUCTION AND NUTRIENT POOLS

University of Maryland Horn Point Laboratory

Dickhudt*, P.; L.P. Sanford; Suttles, A NEW METHOD FOR QUASI-IN-SITU TESTING OF BOTTOM SEDIMENT ERODIBILITY IN ESTUARIES

Dickhudt*, P.; L.P. Sanford; Suttles, A NEW METHOD FOR QUASI-IN-SITU TESTING OF BOTTOM SEDIMENT ERODIBILITY IN ESTUARIES

Pride*, L.; J.C. Cornwell; T.R. Fisher, PHOSPHORUS BURIAL IN MARSH SYSTEMS ALONG THE CHOPTANK RIVER, A SUBESTUARY OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY

University of Maryland, Baltimore

McCray*, J.E., THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DINOFLAGELLATE PREY DENSITY AND FEEDING HABITS OF LARVAL CRABS

University of Massachusetts

DeMort*, C.L.; F. Juanes, THE ECOLOGY OF JUVENILE BLUEFISH (POMATOMUS SALTATRIX) IN THE MATANZAS INLET, FLORIDA

Juanes*, F.; R. Rountree, LOW TIDE NEKTON DENSITIES OF A SUBTIDAL MARSH CREEK BASED ON AN IMPROVED SAMPLING METHOD

University of Massachusetts Amherst

Rountree*, R.A.; F. Juanes, DIEL ZONATION CHANGES IN SIZE-SPECIFIC DENSITIES OF MARSH CREEK NEKTON ARE THE RULE NOT THE EXCEPTION.

University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, Department of Biology

O'Connor*, N.J., CHANGES IN RESIDENT CRAB POPULATIONS DURING COLONIZATION BY THE ASIAN SHORE CRAB HEMIGRAPSUS SANGUINEUS

University of Medicine and Dentistry, New Jersey

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

University of Miami

Thorrold*, S.R.; C. Latkoczy; P.K. Swart, QUANTIFYING POPULATION STRUCTURE AND ESSENTIAL FISH HABITAT IN WEAKFISH THROUGH GEOCHEMICAL SIGNATURES IN OTOLITHS

University of Miami, RSMAS

Brand*, L.E.; M.S. Ferro, NUTRIENT GRADIENTS AND THE EUTROPHICATION OF FLORIDA BAY

University of Michigan

Whitlow*, L., HOW PHENOTYPIC PLASTICITY AFFECTS NATIVE CLAM SURVIVAL IN RESPONSE TO AN INVASIVE CRAB PREDATOR

University of Michigan, Department of Geological Sciences

Surge*, D.M.; K.C. Lohmann, RECONSTRUCTING ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENTS IN SW FLORIDA: GEOCHEMICAL PROXIES OF CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA (BIVALVIA)

University of Mississippi

Cleveland*, C.M.; G.R. Gaston, CHARACTERIZATION (HPLC) OF PHOTOSYNTHETIC PIGMENTS IN POTENTIAL FOOD SOURCES OF RANGIA CUNEATA

University of Mississippi, Biology 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

University of New Brunswick, Saint John campus

Bremner*, A.M.; G.J. Klassen, DEVELOPING AN INDEX OF BIOTIC INTEGRITY IN KOUCHIBOUGUAC ESTUARY USING FISH COMMUNITIES.

University of New Hampshire, Department of Natural Resources

Evans*, N.T.; F.T. Short, EELGRASS CHARACTERISTICS AND SEDIMENT ELEVATION USING THE SET METHOD IN THE GREAT BAY ESTUARY, NH

Short*, F.T., SEAGRASSNET: A GLOBAL SEAGRASS MONITORING NETWORK

University of New Hampshire, Jackson Estuarine Laboratory

Seliskar*, D.M.; J.L. Gallagher; D.M. Burdick, THE REGULATION OF ECOSYSTEM FUNCTIONS BY ECOTYPIC VARIATION IN THE DOMINANT PLANT: RESOURCE AND MODIFIER ACTIVITY OF SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA.

University of New Hampshire/Department of Natural Resources/Jackson Estuarine Laboratory

Lee*, L.S.; F.T. Short; D.M. Burdick, DEVELOPMENT OF A NUTRIENT POLLUTION INDICATOR FOR ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS USING EELGRASS MORPHOLOGY AND TISSUE NITROGEN

University of New Haven

Osgood*, D.; D. Yozzo; R. Chambers; J. Lewis; S. Pianka, CONTROLLING FACTORS OF NEKTON HABITAT USE WITHIN PHRAGMITES AND TYPHA HABITAT ALONG THE HUDSON RIVER ESTUARY

Zajac*, R.N.; D. Carey; R. Diaz; K.R. Tenore; J. Terwin; R. Whitlatch, THE NAVIGATOR PROJECT: CHARACTERIZING THE ROLE BENTHOS PLAY IN LARGE 'COASTAL-SEAS'. II. PRELIMINARY ANALYSES OF SYSTEM-WIDE RELATIONSHIPS AND DEVELOPMENT OF MODULAR-BASED HYPOTHESES

University of New Orleans

Franze*, C.D.; M.A. Poirrier, EFFECTS OF HURRICANE GEORGE ON CHANDELEUR ISLANDS SEAGRASSES

Sinclair*, J.E.; M.A. Poirrier; S.W. Abadie, BENTHIC INVERTEBRATE COMMUNITY STRUCTURE ALONG A CONTAMINANT GRADIENT IN A TIDAL, WETLAND STREAM

University of New Orleans, Department of Biological Sciences

Abadie*, S.W.; M.A. Poirrier, EFFECTS OF EPISODIC HYPOXIA ON RANGIA CUNEATA IN LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN AND POSSIBLE BENEFITS OF RESTORATION

Poirrier*, M.A.; H. Cho, RECENT RESURGENCE OF RUPPIA MARITIMA IN LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN AFTER 40 YEARS OF DECLINE

University of Newcastle, Department of Geography

Clarke*, A.L.; S. Juggins, A DIATOM-BASED TRANSFER FUNCTION TO INFER HISTORICAL CHANGES IN TOTAL NITROGEN FROM COASTAL SEDIMENTS

University of North Carolina

Clesceri*, E.J.; M.H. Krief; M.J. Alperin; C.S. Martens, IMPACT OF HURRICANES ON PARTICULATE ORGANIC MATTER COMPOSITION IN THE NEUSE RIVER ESTUARY, NORTH CAROLINA

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Johnson*, G.A.; R.R. Christian; C.H. Charles; F.J. Fodrie, EFFECTS OF TRAWLER DISCARDING PRACTICES ON ESTUARINE FOOD WEBS: UNEXPECTED BENEFITS FOR BLUE CRABS?

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Institute of Marine Sciences

Buzzelli*, C.P.; J. Ramus; H.W. Paerl, USE OF FERRY-BASED AND REMOTE TECHNOLOGY TO MONITOR WATER QUALITY IN PAMLICO SOUND, NORTH CAROLINA

Dyble*, J.; M.F. Piehler; P.H. Moisander; H.W. Paerl, DETECTION OF CYANOBACTERIAL HAB SPECIES USING MOLECULAR APPROACHES IN TWO EUTROPHYING ESTUARIES

Grabowski*, J.H.; M.A. Dolan; A.R. Hughes; D.L. Kimbro; C.H. Peterson, BIOLOGICAL AND ECONOMIC VALUE OF RESTORED INTERTIDAL OYSTER REEF HABITAT TO THE NURSERY FUNCTION OF ESTUARIES.

Piehler*, M.F.; L.J. Twomey; N.S. Hall; H.W. Paerl, ASSESSING CHANGES IN PHYTOPLANKTON-NUTRIENT INTERACTIONS IN THE NEUSE RIVER ESTUARY AND PAMLICO SOUND, NC

Poe*, A.; H. Paerl; S. Thompson; M. Piehler, PATTERNS AND REGULATION OF NITROGEN REMOVAL IN A CONSTRUCTED TIDAL WETLAND IN COASTAL NORTH CAROLINA,USA

University of North Carolina at Greensboro

Rublee*, P.A.; E.F. Schaeffer; J. Harris; J.M. Burkholder; H.B. Glasgow; D. Oldach; R. Magnien; D. Goshorn; E. Humphries; R. Nuzzi; L. Rhodes; A. Lewitus; J. Simons; T. Villareal; E.M. Humphries, PFIESTERIA DISTRIBUTION AND ANTHROPOGENIC NUTRIENT ENRICHMENT ACROSS LARGE SCALES

University of North Carolina at Wilmington

Avery*, G.B. Jr.; C.T. Hackney; A.N. Clark, IMPACT OF INCREASED SALINITY ON THE GEOCHEMISTRY OF TIDAL WETLANDS: A MODEL FOR SEA LEVEL RISE

Berns*, D.M; M.J. Durako; M.F. Merello, PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF THALASSIA TESTUDINUM AND RUPPIA MARITIMA TO EXPERIMENTAL SALINITY FLUCTUATIONS

Carroll*, D.; C. Hackney, BRYOPHYTES AS INDICATORS OF WATER LEVEL AND SALINITY ON THE NORTHEAST CAPE FEAR, NORTH CAROLINA

Civelli*, R.; L. Leonard, EFFECTS OF CULVERT GEOMETRY ON ESTUARINE SEDIMENT DISPERSAL

Halls*, J.N.; L.L. Leonard; S.T. Kinsey, A SPATIAL SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS OF LAND COVER/LAND USE AND SEDIMENT PHOSPHORUS COMPOUNDS IN SMALL TIDAL CREEK WATERSHEDS

Nelson, K.A.; L.A. Leonard*; M. Posey; T. Alphin; M. Mallin; D. Parsons, CREATED OYSTER (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) REEFS AS A BIOREMEDITATION TOOL IN SMALL TIDAL CREEKS

Luscher*, A.E., DETERMINATION OF SILICATE UPTAKE BY BENTHIC DIATOM COMMUNITIES THROUGH MICROCOSM EXPERIMENTS

Mallin*, M.A.; D.C. Parsons; M.R. McIver; S.H. Ensign; V.L. Johnson; H.A. CoVan, NURIENTS, NUTRIENT LIMITATION, AND PHYTOPLANKTON BLOOMS IN URBANIZED NORTH CAROLINA TIDAL CREEKS

Miller*, S.L.; L.A. Leonard; S.T. Kinsey; J.N. Halls, AN EXAMINATION OF PHOSPHORUS BEHAVIOR AND SEDIMENT CHARACTERISTICS WITHIN ANTHROPOGENICALLY IMPACTED ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENTS

Panasik*, G.M., DETERIORATED MARSH ECOSYSTEMS: CAN THE ADDITION OF INORGANIC SEDIMENT INCREASE BENTHIC MICROALGAE BIOMASS?

University of North Carolina at Wilmington, Center for Marine Science

Alphin*, T.; M. Posey, LONG-TERM TRENDS IN VEGETATION DOMINANCE AND INFAUNAL COMMUNITY COMPOSITION IN CREATED MARSHES

MacPherson*, T.A.; M. Mallin; L.B. Cahoon, SEDIMENT OXYGEN DEMAND AND BIOCHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND- PATTERNS OF OXYGEN DEPLETION IN TIDAL CREEKS

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

Parsons*, D.C.; M.A. Mallin, EFFECT OF POLLUTANT SOURCE DISTANCE ON WATER QUALITY PARAMETER CONCENTRATIONS OF SIX TIDAL CREEKS IN SOUTHEASTERN NORTH CAROLINA

Posey*, M.; T. Alphin; L. Cahoon; D. Lindquist; M. Mallin, FOOD WEB DYNAMICS IN TIDAL CREEK ESTUARIES

University of North Carolina at Wilmington, Chemistry Deptartment

Avery*, G.B. Jr.; C.T. Hackney; A.N. Clark, IMPACT OF INCREASED SALINITY ON THE GEOCHEMISTRY OF TIDAL WETLANDS: A MODEL FOR SEA LEVEL RISE

University of North Carolina at Wilmington, Department of Biological Science

Clark*, A.R.; L.A. Leonard; C.T. Hackney, IMPACTS OF NATURAL AND ANTHROPOGENIC PERTURBATIONS ON WATER LEVELS AND SEDIMENT LOADING IN THE LOWER CAPE FEAR RIVER SYSTEM

University of North Carolina at Wilmington, Department of Biological Sciences

Hackney*, C.T.; A.R. Clark; M.H. Posey; L.L. Leonard; G.B. Avery; T.D. Alphin, IMPACTS OF AN ARTIFICIAL INCREASE IN SEA LEVEL ON WETLANDS IN THE CAPE FEAR RIVER BASIN: BASELINE MONITORING

Posey*, M.; T. Alphin; L. Cahoon; D. Lindquist; M. Mallin, FOOD WEB DYNAMICS IN TIDAL CREEK ESTUARIES

University of North Carolina at Wilmington, Department of Biological Sciences and Center for Marine Science

Posey*, M.; T. Alphin; L. Cahoon; D. Lindquist; M. Mallin, FOOD WEB DYNAMICS IN TIDAL CREEK ESTUARIES

University of North Carolina at Wilmington, Department of Earth Science and Center for Marine Science

Croft*, A.; L. Leonard, THE EFFECTS OF THIN LAYER DISPOSAL OF DREDGED MATERIAL ON TIDAL MARSH PROCESSES

University of North Carolina at Wilmington, Department of Earth Sciences

Clark*, A.R.; L.A. Leonard; C.T. Hackney, IMPACTS OF NATURAL AND ANTHROPOGENIC PERTURBATIONS ON WATER LEVELS AND SEDIMENT LOADING IN THE LOWER CAPE FEAR RIVER SYSTEM

University of North Florida

DeMort*, C.L.; F. Juanes, THE ECOLOGY OF JUVENILE BLUEFISH (POMATOMUS SALTATRIX) IN THE MATANZAS INLET, FLORIDA

University of Ottawa

Adamowski*, K., STEADY-STATE DISSOLVED OXYGEN MODEL FOR THE MOONY'S BAY

University of Port Elizabeth, Department of Botany

Bornman*, T.G.; J.B. Adams, THE FRESHWATER REQUIREMENTS OF SUPRATIDAL SALT MARSH

University of Puerto Rico, Department of Marine Science

Uhrin*, A.V., PROPELLER SCARRING IN A SEAGRASS ASSEMBLAGE: EFFECTS ON SEAGRASS, PHYSICAL PROCESSES, AND RESPONSE OF ASSOCIATED FAUNA

University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez

Gonzalez*, R., BEHAVIORAL RESPONSE OF CORELLA INFLATA AND STYELA GIBSII LARVAE TO UV RADIATION

Rosario, K., OSMOTIC SIGNIFICANCE OF b-DIMETHYLSULPHONIOPROPIONATE (DMSP) IN THE MACROALGA ULVA FENESTRATA

University of Queensland

Wilson*, J.R.; R. Johnstone, DISTRIBUTION, TAXONOMY AND PRODUCTIVITY OF BENTHIC MICROALGAE IN TWO COASTAL LAGOONS IN NSW, AUSTRALIA

University of Queensland, Department of Botany

Tracey*, D.P.; W.C. Dennison; E.G. Abal; L. Turner, ASSESSING THE HEALTH OF AUSTRALIA'S ESTUARIES

University of Rhode Island

Knee*, A.J., LOBSTER LARVAL TRANSPORT: ARE STABLE CARBON ISOTOPES USEFUL INDICATORS OF LARVAL SOURCE?

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

Wilson*, S.B., THE IMPACT OF DITCH PLUGGING ON VEGETATION IN SALT MARSHES IN SOUTHERN MAINE, USA

University of Rhode Island, Graduate School of Oceanography

Ford*, K.H.; J.W. King, EXAMINATION OF THE IMPACT OF HISTORICAL HURRICANES IN COASTAL LAGOONS, RHODE ISLAND.

Harris*, L.A.; B. Buckley; S.L. Granger; S.W. Nixon, EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF BLUEFISH (POMATOMUS SALTATRIX) PREDATION IN VARYING DENSITIES OF SEAGRASS AND MACROALGAE

Nowicki*, B.L.; A. Gold; J. Mckenna; E. Requintina; J. Davis, SEASONAL STUDIES OF NUTRIENTS AND DISSOLVED GASES IN COASTAL GROUNDWATER

Oviatt*, C.; G. Ellis, DEMISE OF THE WINTER-SPRING BLOOM?

University of San Francisco, Department of Environmental Science

Callaway*, J.C.; G. Sullivan; J.B. Zedler, EFFECTS OF PLANT SPECIES DIVERSITY ON THE FUNCTIONING OF A RESTORED SALT MARSH

University of South Alabama, Dauphin Island Sea Lab and Department of Marine Sciences

Lartigue*, J.; T.D. Sherman, CAN AN ESTUARINE MACROALGA RESPOND TO EPHEMERAL PULSES OF NITRATE: AN ENZYMATIC ASSAY FOR DETECTING NR ACTIVITY IN THE FIELD

University of South Alabama, Dauphin Island Sea Laboratory

Dunsmuir*, A.L.; J. Cebrian, MEASURING MICROPHYTOBENTHIC PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION USING A SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC METHOD

Heck*, Jr., K.L.; J.F. Valentine; J.R. Pennock; G.I. Chaplin, WHEN NUTRIENT ENRICHMENT DOES NOT LEAD TO SEAGRASS OVERGROWTH BY ALGAE: RESULTS FROM THREE FIELD EXPERIMENTS

Hilbun*, N.L., DISTRIBUTION AND ABUNDANCE OF ECHINODERMS FROM SIAN KA'AN BIOSPHERE RESERVE, QUINTANA ROO, MEXICO

Lehrter*, J.C.; J.R. Pennock, THE MAGNITUDE OF NITROGEN CYCLING PROCESSES IN THREE COASTAL PLAIN ESTUARIES

Lopez*, C.B.; J.R. Pennock, THE EFFECT OF NITROGEN SOURCE ON THE GROWTH OF FOUR SPECIES OF PROROCENTRUM (DINOPHYCEAE)

Beck*, M.W.; K.L. Heck Jr., IDENTIFICATION, CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT OF ESTUARINE AND MARINE NURSERIES: AN NCEAS WORKING GROUP REPORT

Russell*, C.; J. Pennock, THE EFFECT OF SEDIMENT RESUSPENSION ON NUTRIENT AND PHYTOPLANKTON DYNAMICS IN SHALLOW ESTUARIES: A MESOCOSM EXPERIMENT.

Stutes*, J.; J. Cebrian, EFFECTS OF EPIPHYTE GRAZING ON THE PRODUCTIVITY OF EPIPHYTES AND SEAGRASS HOST

Valentine*, J.F.; K.L. Heck, HUMAN-INDUCED CHANGES IN HABITAT LINKAGES: EXPERIMENTAL ASSESSMENT USING THE MARINE RESERVES IN THE FLORIDA KEYS NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARY

University of South Alabama, Department of Biology

Lartigue*, J.; T.D. Sherman, CAN AN ESTUARINE MACROALGA RESPOND TO EPHEMERAL PULSES OF NITRATE: AN ENZYMATIC ASSAY FOR DETECTING NR ACTIVITY IN THE FIELD

University of South Carolina

Armstrong*, S.; E. Majzlik; D. Williams, PORTRAIT OF TIDAL ASYMMETRY IN THE NAVIGATIONAL CHANNEL OF A PARTIALLY MIXED ESTUARY BASED ON ADCP DATA, WINYAH BAY, SC

Daoust*, R.J.; J.T. Morris, DIFFERENTIAL NUTRIENT LIMITATION OF BRACKISH AND SALT MARSHES IN A NORTHERN MASSACHUSETTS ESTUARY

Majzlik*, E.J., TIDAL-FORCING OF PEEDEE RIVER WATER INTO THE SAMPIT RIVER AND IMPLICATIONS FOR RESIDENCE TIMES

Morris*, J.T.; R. Christian; R. Ulanowicz, COMPLEXITY AND THE ECOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF RANDOMLY CONSTRUCTED STABLE FOOD WEBS

University of South Carolina, Department of Biological Sciences

Huang, X.; J.T. Morris*, TRENDS IN PHOSPHATASE ACTIVITY ALONG A SUCCESSIONAL GRADIENT OF TIDAL FRESHWATER MARSHES, COOPER RIVER, SC

University of South Carolina, Department of Environmental Health Sciences

Kelley*, B.J.; R.D. Porcher; H.N. McKellar; J.T. Morris, A MODEL OF PLANT SUCCESSION WITHIN PARTIALLY IMPOUNDED, SOUTHEASTERN FRESHWATER TIDAL MARSHES.

McKellar*, H.; P. Saroprayogi; M. Alford; J. Kelley; J.T. Morris, TIDAL NUTRIENT FLUXES IN RELICT RICE FIELD WETLANDS: RELATIONS TO VEGETATION DOMINANTS AND SUCCESSION

Southerland*, H.A.; A.J. Lewitus, PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF ESTUARINE MICROALGAE TO UV-INDUCED FLUORANTHENE TOXICITY

University of South Carolina/Baruch Institute

White*, D.L.; D.E. Porter; A.J. Lewitus; R.G. Tymowski, SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL ANALYSES OF WATER QUALITY AND PHYTOPLANKTON COMPOSITION IN AN URBANIZED VERSUS PRISTINE SALT MARSH ESTUARY

University of South Florida

Carder*, K.; Z. Lee; R. Chen, WATER PROPERTIES OF THE BAHAMAS OBSERVED BY SEAWIFS AND MODIS

Odriozola*, A.L.; J. Akl; C. Hu; F. Müller-Karger; R. Varela; G. Arias, TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL VARIABILITY IN BIO-OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF THE ORINOCO RIVER PLUME

Sharpe*, K.; C.D. Cornelisen; F.I.M. Thomas; J. Cherrier, EFFECTS OF SHADING AND TEMPERATURE ON ¹⁵N-AMMONIUM UPTAKE BY EPIPHYTES OF THE SEAGRASS THALASSIA TESTUDINUM

Vincent*, M.; D. Burwell; M. Luther, RESULTS AND ANALYSIS OF THE TAMPA BAY NOWCAST FORECAST SYSTEM

University of South Florida, College of Marine Science

Heil*, C.A.; G.A. Vargo; K. Lester; S. Murasko; M.B. Neely; D. Spence; K. Fanning; J.J. Walsh, ROLE OF ESTUARINE NUTRIENTS IN SUPPORTING BLOOMS OF KARENIA BREVIS IN OLIGOTROPHIC WEST FLORIDA SHELF WATERS

Sutton, P.; D.J. Hollander*; T. Van Vleet, ANTHROPOGENIC IMPACTS ON BIOGEOCHEMICAL CYCLING AND BIOASSEMBLAGE EVOLUTION IN TAMPA BAY: A COMPARATIVE ISOTOPIC AND ORGANIC GEOCHEMICAL STUDY OF ALTERED AND PRISTINE SITES

Hu*, C.; A.L. Odriozola; J.P. Akl; F.E. Muller-Karger; E.J. D'Sa; R. Varela; Y. Astor, ABSORPTION PROPERTIES IN THE MISSISSIPPI, ATCHAFALAYA, AND ORINOCO ESTUARIES: IMPLICATIONS FOR REMOTE SENSING

Lester*, K.M.; D. Ault; C. Heil; S. Mehlan; M.B. Neely; G. Vargo, SHIFT IN ZOOPLANKTON SPECIES COMPOSTION WITHIN A KARENIA BREVIS BLOOM

Lipp*, E.K.; J.B. Rose, MICROBIAL FECAL POLLUTION IN TIDAL CREEKS AND CANALS IN DEVELOPED REGIONS OF SOUTHWEST FLORIDA

Vincent*, M.S.; M.E. Luther; D.C. Burwell; B. Galperin, NUMERICAL MODELING OF PROPOSED FRESHWATER WITHDRAWALS AND DESALINATION CONCENTRATE DISCHARGES IN TAMPA BAY, FLORIDA

Neely*, M.B.; G.A. Vargo, FLUX OF INORGANIC PHOSPHATE FROM THE SEDIMENT AND CONTRIBUTION TO BIOMASS AND PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY BY BENTHIC MICROALGAL COMMUNITIES IN WESTERN FLORIDA BAY.

Peebles*, E., SALINITY-ABUNDANCE PARABOLAS: STANDARDIZED PLANKTON TOWS AS A MEANS OF ASSESSING ESTUARINE CONDITION

Schmidt*, N.; M.E. Luther, ENSO IMPACTS ON SALINITY IN TAMPA BAY, FLORIDA

Vanderbloemen*, L.A.; F. Muller-Karger, COASTAL CHLOROPHYLL, AEROSOL, AND SEA SURFACE TEMPERATURE (SST) VARIABILITY ALONG THE WEST FLORIDA SHELF (1997-2000) AS ASSESSED BY SATELLITES

University of South Florida, College of Public Health

Poor*, N.; R. Pribble; H. Greening, DIRECT ATMOSPHERIC DEPOSITION OF NITROGEN TO TAMPA BAY

University of South Florida, Department of Biology

Brooks*, R.A.; S.S. Bell, MANGROVE RESPONSE TO ATTACK BY A ROOT BORING ISOPOD: ROOT REPAIR VERSUS ARCHITECTURAL MODIFICATION

Cornelisen, C.D.; F.I.M. Thomas, ISOLATION OF FLOW-DEPENDENT NUTRIENT UPTAKE BY INDIVIDUAL COMPONENTS WITHIN A SEAGRASS COMMUNITY USING ¹⁵N-LABELED AMMONIUM

Ellis*, Jr., W.L.; S.S. Bell, INVESTIGATION OF THE IMPACTS OF MANGROVE CANOPY REMOVAL ON THE FISHES OF ROOKERY BAY, FLORIDA

Erickson*, A.A.; M. Saltis; S.S. Bell; C.J. Dawes, DIETARY PREFERENCE FOR MANGROVE LEAVES AS MEASURED BY LEAF DAMAGE AND CRAB GUT CONTENTS