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Ms. Amanda L. Babson

Babson*, A.L.; M. Kawase, INTER-ANNUAL VARIABILITY AND CROSS-CHANNEL STRUCTURE IN PUGET SOUND, WASHINGTON

Mr. Joost Backx

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

Jerad D. Bales

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

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

Dr. Donald M. Baltz

Arrivillaga*, A.; D.M. Baltz, HABITAT AND SEASONAL EFFECTS ON NEKTON COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN TROPICAL TURTLEGRASS MEADOWS.

Mr. Neil S. Banas

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

Dr. Salomao Bandeira

Martins, A.R.O; S.O. Bandeira*, OCCURRENCE OF SEAGRASSES IN SELECTED SITES OF MOZAMBIQUE AND ASPECTS OF STRUCTURE, LEAF GROWTH RATE AND NUTRIENTS FOR ZOSTERA CAPENSIS

Dr. Gary T. Banta

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

Dr. Peter J. Barile

Barile*, P.J.; B.E. Lapointe; W.R. Matzie, ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF WASTEWATER NUTRIENT DISCHARGES FROM MAN-MADE CANAL SYSTEMS IN THE FLORIDA KEYS

Lapointe*, B.E.; P.J. Barile; C.S. Yentsch, THE EXPRESSION OF HARMFUL MACROALGAL BLOOMS AT NORMAN'S POND CAY, BAHAMAS: NUTRIENT ENRICHMENT VERSUS HERBIVORY

Tomma K. Barnes

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

Dr. María B. Barreto

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

Barreto, M.B.; F. Goenaga*; M. González, MAPPING, SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION AND FLORISTIC COMPOSITION OF THE VEGETATION OF MORROCOY NATIONAL PARK, VENEZUELA

Mr. Richard D. Bartleson

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

Mr. Richard A. Batiuk

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

Lauren P. Batte

Hinchey*, E.K.; L.C. Schaffner; L.P. Batte; C.C. Hoar, INFAUNAL SPECIES RESPONSE TO SEDIMENT DISTURBANCE PROCESSES IN AN ENERGETIC ESTUARY: FIELD AND LABORATORY INVESTIGATIONS

Dr. James E. Bauer

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

Dr. Kevin S. Beach

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

Mr. Jeffrey L. Beal

Beal*, J.L.; B.S. Schmit; S.L. Williams, THE EFFECTS OF DOCK HEIGHT AND ALTERNATIVE CONSTRUCTION MEASURES ON LIGHT IRRADIANCE AND SEAGRASS COVER

Allison Y. Beauregard

Sharp*, J.H.; A.Y. Beauregard; A.E. Parker, RECENT CHANGES IN NUTRIENT RATIOS IN ESTUARIES AND COASTAL WATERS: WHAT IS THE IMPACT?

Ms. Lillian Becker

Allee*, R.J.; L. Becker; D. Brown, STATUS OF THE PROPOSED NATIONAL MARINE AND ESTUARINE HABITAT CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM

Michael W. Beck

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

Ms. Pamela M. Behm

Behm*, P.M.; R.M.J. Boumans; F.T. Short, SPATIAL MODELING OF EELGRASS HABITAT CHANGE IN GREAT BAY NATIONAL ESTUARINE RESEARCH RESERVE

Dr. Susan S. Bell

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

Fonseca*, M.S.; S.S. Bell; W.J. Kenworthy; P. Whitfield; M. Finkbeiner; P. Hall, AN EXAMINATION OF SCALE DEPENDENCE IN THE ASSESSMENT OF TEMPORALLY AND SPATIALLY DYNAMIC DEEPWATER SEAGRASS (HALOPHILA DECIPIENS) BEDS OF THE WEST FLORIDA SHELF

Mr. Thomas H. Benard

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

Brian J. Bendis

Bendis*, B.J.; K.A. Steidinger; R.J. Pigg; D. Millie; M. Previte, AN AUTONOMOUS INSTRUMENTATION PLATFORM IN THE ST. JOHNS RIVER, FLORIDA

Jorge A. Benitez

Benitez*, J.A.; T.R. Fisher, LAND COVER CHANGES IN THE CHOPTANK BASIN (1660-2000): THE BASIS FOR ESTIMATING HISTORICAL CHANGES IN NUTRIENT EXPORT

Peter W. Bergstrom

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

Mrs. Donna M. Berns

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

Merello*, F.M.; D.M.Berns; P.R.Carlson, EXPERIMENTAL RESTORATION OF SEAGRASS DIE-OFF IN FLORIDA BAY

Donna O. Berns

Blakesley*, B.A.; D.O. Berns; M.O. Hall; M. Merello; J. Hyniova, HYPOTHESIS AND REALITY: COMPARISON OF ACUTE AND CHRONIC SEAGRASS DIE-OFF IN FLORIDA BAY, USA

Mark D. Bertness

Bertness*, M.; P. Ewanchuk; B. Silliman, ANTHROPOGENIC MODIFICATION OF NEW ENGLAND SALT MARSH LANDSCAPES

Silliman*, B.; M. Bertness, CONSUMER REGULATION OF MARSH PRIMARY PRODUCTION: A NEW PARADIGM?

Thomas Bianchi

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

Dr. Rosina Bierbaum

Bierbaum*, R.; D. Scavia, CLIMATE CHANGE: FORECASTING THE POTENTIAL CONSEQUENCES FOR COASTAL AREAS

Gilles Billen

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

Ms. Beverly F. Birkitt

Birkitt*, B.F.; L. Trepper; S. Ellsworth, Sr., A TEAM APPROACH TO MANAGING NATURAL RESOURCES IN TAMPA BAY

Dale Bishop

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

Ms. Melanie J. Bishop

Bishop*, M.J., NON-SIGNIFICANT? METHODS OF DETECTING ECOLOGICAL IMPACTS IN A VARIABLE ENVIRONMENT.

Ms. Sasha Bishton

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

Dr. Karen A. Bjorndal

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

Mr. Brett R. Blackburn MS

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

Barbara A. Blakesley

Blakesley*, B.A.; D.O. Berns; M.O. Hall; M. Merello; J. Hyniova, HYPOTHESIS AND REALITY: COMPARISON OF ACUTE AND CHRONIC SEAGRASS DIE-OFF IN FLORIDA BAY, USA

Dr. Gerard F. Blanchard

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

Jack Blanton

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

Linda K. Blum

Blum*, L.K.; M.S. Roberts; J.L. Garland; A.L. Mills, BIOGEOGRAPHIC VARIABILITY IN MICROBIAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AMONG DOMINANT HIGH MARSH PLANTS OF THE UNITED STATES EAST COAST

Daniel*, D.A.; R.R. Christian; L.K. Blum, WATER QUALITY IN A "PROTECTED" COASTAL LAGOON

Lowit*, M.B.; L.K. Blum, TEMPORAL VARIATION IN ESTUARINE BACTERIAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE

Thomas*, C.R.; L.K. Blum, CORRELATION BETWEEN ORGANIC MATTER CONTENT AND SALT MARSH SEDIMENT CHARACTERISTICS

Dr. Donald F. Boesch

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

Dr. Bruce L. Boese

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

Dr. John-Karl Bohlke

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

Dr. Paul A. X. Bologna

Bologna*, P.A.X.; M. Sinnema; J. Wuestneck, ASSESSMENT OF SEAGRASS RESTORATION TECHNIQUES IN COASTAL NEW JERSEY

Dr. John Boon

Brubaker*, J.M.; J.D. Boon; H.V. Wang, EDDY STRUCTURES IN THE INSTANTANEOUS AND TIDALLY AVERAGED FLOW IN A PARTIALLY MIXED ESTUARY

Mr. Thomas G. Bornman

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

Mr. Jared O. Bosire

Bosire*, J.O., MARINE EDUCATION AWARENESS: A PRELUDE FOR SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT OF MARINE RESOURCES

Mr. John M. Bossart

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

Julia K. Bos

Bos*, J.K.; J. Newton; E. Siegel; S.A. Albertson, IMPACTS OF CLIMATE VARIABILITY ON PUGET SOUND HYDROGRAPHY

Dr. Leonor Botero

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.

Daniel L. Bottom

Simenstad*, C.A.; D.L. Bottom, BREACHED-DIKE RESTORATION OF TIDAL WETLANDS FOR RECOVERY OF ESSENTIAL FISH HABITAT: ACCESS VS. TROPHIC TRADE-OFFS

Dr. Mark L. Botton

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

Loveland*, R.E.; M.L. Botton; L. Niles, DEVELOPMENTAL ECOLOGY OF THE ATLANTIC HORSESHOE CRAB: IMPLICATIONS FOR A SUSTAINABLE POPULATION.

Roelof M. Boumans

Ceroni*, M.; R. Boumans, A WEB ACCESSIBLE KNOWLEDGE BASE ON SEDIMENT ELEVATION DYNAMICS IN COASTAL WETLANDS

Ronald G. Boustany

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

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

Ms. Alison Bowden

Burdick*, D.M.; M. Summer; A. Bowden, USE OF BIODEGRADABLE BAFFLES TO REVERSE EROSIONAL LOSSES IN NATURAL AND CREATED SALT MARSHES

Jennifer L. Bowen

Valiela*, I.; J.L. Bowen; M.L. Cole; G. Tomasky, RECONSTRUCTION OF NITROGEN LOADS TO ESTUARIES BASED ON HISTORICAL CHANGES IN WATERSHEDS

Dr. Joseph N. Boyer

Boyer*, J.N.; J. Meeder, INFLUENCE OF FRESHWATER DISCHARGE AND NUTRIENT LOADING ON INSHORE BENTHIC COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN BISCAYNE BAY

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

Katharyn E. Boyer

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

Ms. Karleen A. Boyle

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

Dr. Walter R. Boynton

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

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

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

Dr. Stephen B. Brandt

Brandt*, S.B., SPATIAL SCALING OF FISH AND THEIR HABITAT

Dr. Larry E. Brand

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

Dr. Andree M. Breaux

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

Dr. Denise L. Breitburg

Grove*, M.; D. Breitburg; J. Purcell, HOW LONG CAN THEY HOLD THEIR BREATH? HYPOXIA EFFECTS ON HABITAT SUITABILITY FOR CTENOPHORES

Richmond*, C.E.; D.L. Breitburg; K.A. Rose, QUALITY OR QUANTITY? WHEN DOES COMMUNITY COMPOSITION VS. FUNCTIONAL REDUNDANCY BUFFER SYSTEMS FROM ENVIROMENTAL STRESS?

Mrs. Amanda M. Bremner

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

Nathan P. Brennan

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

Eric Bricker

Bricker*, E.; J.C. Zieman, ESTIMATION OF BELOW-GROUND PROCESSES IN THE SEAGRASS THALASSIA TESTUDINUM: PLANT PRODUCTIVITY AND ARCHITECTURAL STRUCTURE

Dr. Suzanne B. Bricker

Bricker*, S.B.; C.G. Clement; D.E. Pirhalla; S.P. Orlando; D.R.G. Farrow, EUTROPHICATION IN U.S. ESTUARIES - THE BIG PICTURE

Hopkinson*, C.; S. Bricker; P. Orlando, DO ALL ESTUARIES RESPOND SIMILARLY TO NUTRIENT ENRICHMENT? TOWARDS THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN ESTUARINE CLASSIFICATION.

Dr. Mark M. Brinson

May*, M.K.; M.M. Brinson, HEADWARD EROSION OF TIDAL CREEKS

Frontera, T.; Quiñones; J.K. Dame; M.M. Brinson; H. Minnigh; R. Christian; G.I. Ramírez*, CHARACTERISTICS OF MANGROVES IN HUMAN DOMINATED AREAS: LA PARGUERA NATURE RESERVE, PUERTO RICO

Dr. Natacha Brion

Brion*, N.; L. De Brabandere; F. Dehairs; W. Baeyens, NITRIFICATION IN A HIGHLY POLUTED EUROPEAN ESTUARY (THE SCHELDT ESTUARY) AND CONSEQUENCES ON CHANGING THE NATURAL ISOTOPIC RATIO OF 15N IN PARTICULATE ORGANIC MATTER.

Ronald E. Brockmeyer Jr.

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

Dr. Greg Brooks

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

Robert A. Brooks

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

Mr. Thomas M. Brosnan

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

Dr. Joan A. Browder

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

Ms. Nancy J. Brown Peterson

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

Dr. Christopher W. Brown

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

Dr. Dail Brown

Allee*, R.J.; L. Becker; D. Brown, STATUS OF THE PROPOSED NATIONAL MARINE AND ESTUARINE HABITAT CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM

Mr. Darrell D. Brown

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

Gary Brown

Brown*, G.; R. McAdory; G. Nail; S. Sarruff, A PHYSICS BASED NUMERICAL HYDRODYNAMIC AND SALINITY MODEL OF BISCAYNE BAY, FL

Steven S. Brown

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

Dr. John Brubaker

Brubaker*, J.M.; J.D. Boon; H.V. Wang, EDDY STRUCTURES IN THE INSTANTANEOUS AND TIDALLY AVERAGED FLOW IN A PARTIALLY MIXED ESTUARY

Robin J. Bruckner

Bruckner*, R.J., EMPOWERING COMMUNITIES TO RESTORE COASTAL AND ESTUARINE HABITAT

Robert D. Brumbaugh

Brumbaugh*, R.D.; S.K. Allen, AQUACULTURE AS A TOOL FOR OYSTER RESTORATION IN CHESAPEAKE BAY: PROGRESS, IMPEDIMENTS, AND GENETIC CONSIDERATIONS

Dr. Grace S. Brush

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

Brush*, G.S., THE PALEOECOLOGICAL RECORD OF EUTROPHICATION AND ANOXIA IN ATLANTIC ESTUARIES, USA

Dr. Claire Buchanan

Buchanan*, C.; R. Lacouture; H. Marshall; M. Olson; J. Johnson, DEVELOPMENT OF SEASON- AND SALINITY-BASED REFERENCE COMMUNITIES FOR ESTUARINE PHYTOPLANKTON

Robert N. Buchsbaum

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

Betty Buckley

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

Japar Sidik Bujang Bujang

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

Fabio Bulleri Mr

Bulleri*, F., ECOLOGICAL IMPACTS OF ARTIFICIAL STRUCTURES IN ESTUARIES

Robert Bullock

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

Dr. Douglas A. Bulthuis

Bulthuis*, D.A., SEASONAL NITROGEN AND PHOSPHORUS CONCENTRATIONS IN A SHALLOW EELGRASS COVERED EMBAYMENT IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST

Dr. James N. Burch

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

Cheryl A. Burden

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

Ms. Carrie L. Burdick

Burdick*, C.L.; F.T. Short, TRANSPLANTING EELGRASS IN NEW BEDFORD HARBOR, MASSACHUSETTS USING VOLUNTEERS AND A COMMUNITY-BASED TRANSPLANTING MANUAL

Dr. David M. Burdick

Burdick*, D.M.; M. Summer; A. Bowden, USE OF BIODEGRADABLE BAFFLES TO REVERSE EROSIONAL LOSSES IN NATURAL AND CREATED SALT MARSHES

Konisky*, R.A.; D.M. Burdick, A SIMULATION MODEL TO PREDICT PLANT COMMUNITY RESPONSE TO HYDROLOGIC RESTORATION OF TIDAL-RESTRICTED NEW ENGLAND SALT MARSHES

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

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.

Adrian B. Burd

Burd*, A.B.; S.E. Lumsden; J.L. Pinckney, DILUTION EXPERIMENTS: INTERPRETATION AND MODELING

Lumsden*, S.E.; A. Burd; E. Ornolfsdottir; J.L. Pinckney, PLANKTONIC TROPHODYNAMICS IN ESTUARINE DILUTION BIOASSAYS

Sellers*, T.W.; A.B. Burd, USE OF 3D CANOPY MODELS TO INVESTIGATE DENSITY-DEPENDENT MECHANISMS OF THALASSIA GROWTH AND DIE-OFF

Mr. Barry G. Burgan

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

Ned H. Burger

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

Dr. John S. Burke

Burke*, J.S., SETTLEMENT OF FISHES; ARE ESTUARINE NURSERY HABITATS CRITICAL TO RECRUITMENT?

Judith Burke

Swarth*, C.W.; J. Burke, WATERBIRD DISTRIBUTION ALONG AN ESTUARINE GRADIENT IN WINTER

Dr. JoAnn M. Burkholder

Burkholder*, J.M.; H.B. Glasgow, Jr., COASTAL NUTRIENT POLLUTION AND HARMFUL ALGAE: MOVING BEYOND THE "NUTRIENTS/CHLOROPHYLL" PARADIGM

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

Mr. Damien W. Burrows

Burrows*, B., INSECT LEAF HERBIVORY IN MANGROVES IS HIGHER AND MORE IMPORTANT THAN CURRENTLY THOUGHT

Jessica L. Burton

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