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Dr. Alejandro Cabello-Pasini

Cabello-Pasini*, A.; R. Muñiz-Salazar; D.H. Ward, PHOTOSYNTHETIC AND BIOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF ZOSTERA MARINA (EELGRASS) IN BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO

Jaye E. Cable

Snedden*, G.A.; J.E. Cable; E. Swenson; A.N. Tarver, EFFECTS OF AN EXPERIMENTAL PULSED RIVER FLOOD ON HYDROLOGIC CIRCULATION IN THE BRETON SOUND ESTUARY, LOUISIANA

Dr. Henrique Cabral

Cabral*, H.N.; P. Pina; R. Neves; M.J. Costa, DIFFERENCES IN THE FISH COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF PORTUGUESE ESTUARIES IN RELATION TO GEOMORPHOLOGICAL AND HYDROGRAPHIC CONDITIONS

Dr. Donald F. Caccamise

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

Dr. Jane M. Caffrey

Caffrey*, J.M., FACTORS CONTROLLING PRODUCTION, RESPIRATION AND NET ECOSYSTEM METABOLISM IN ESTUARIES

Chapin*, T.; J.M. Caffrey; H. Jannasch; J. Haskins, EFFECTS OF AGRICULTURAL RUNOFF ON SHORT-TERM VARIATIONS IN NITRATE CONCENTRATIONS IN ELKHORN SLOUGH, CA.

Dr. Donald R. Cahoon

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

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

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

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

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

Dr. Lawrence Cahoon

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

Dale Calder

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

Mr. John D. Caldwell

Moncreiff*, C.A.; J.D. Caldwell; N.M. Opel; B.R. Blackburn, RECURRENT BLOOMS OF ALEXANDRIUM MONILATUM IN MISSISSIPPI SOUND: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE FUTURE?

Dr. Richard S. Caldwell

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

John C. Callaway

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

Robert E. Cantilli

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

Dr. Elizabeth A. Canuel

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

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

Pilon*, V.L.; E.A. Canuel, ORGANIC MATTER DYNAMICS IN SHALLOW-WATER HABITATS IN THE SACRAMENTO-SAN JOAQUIN RIVER DELTA: USE OF GEOCHEMICAL TECHNIQUES FOR HABITAT REHABILITATION

Nina F. Caraco

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

Kendall Carder

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

Dr. Lynette Cardoch

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

Mr. Pablo Cardona-Olarte

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

Dr. Drew A. Carey

Carey*, D.A.; N. Haley; V. Malkowski; D. Simpson; A. Wilbur, LONG-TERM IMPACTS OF PHYSICAL DISTURBANCE OF ESTUARINE BENTHOS

Bruce K. Carlisle

Smith*, J.P.; B.K. Carlisle, USING INVASIVE SPECIES AS A COMPONENT OF WETLAND ASSESSMENT

Ms. Amy R. Carlson

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

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

Dr. Paul R. Carlson

Carlson*, Jr., P.R.; L.A. Yarbro; F.X. Courtney; T. Leary; H. Arnold; D. Leslie; S. Walker; J. Hughes; N. Craft, SALT MARSH DIE-OFF IN THE FLORIDA PANHANDLE: A PRELUDE TO LOUISIANA BROWN MARSH ?

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

Dr. Kevin R. Carman

Carman*, K.R.; J.W. Fleeger, THE INFLUENCE OF METAL AND HYDROCARBON CONTAMINANTS ON A BENTHIC SALT MARSH COMMUNITY

Pinckney*, J.L.; K.R. Carman; S.E. Lumsden, COMBINING 14C AND O2 BENTHIC PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY METHODS TO IMPROVE ESTIMATES OF MEIOFAUNAL GRAZING

Ruth H. Carmichael

Carmichael*, R.H.; I. Valiela, THE EFFECTS OF LAND-DERIVED N LOADS ON QUAHOGS AND SOFTSHELL CLAMS

Christopher L. Carroll

Lohrenz*, S.E.; C.L. Carroll; A.D. Weidemann, PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITY COMPOSITION AND PHOTOSYNTHETIC PROPERTIES IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY OUTFLOW REGION

Dawn M. Carroll

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

Dr. Jacob Carstensen

Carstensen*, J.; L.M. Frohm; B. Gustafsson, EFFECT OF ATMOSPHERIC DEPOSITION OF NITROGEN ON SUMMER ALGAL BLOOMS IN KATTEGAT

Edward W. Carter IV

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

Dr. Jacoby Carter

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.

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

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

Lori Cary Kothera

Allen*, W.; L. Cary-Kothera; G. Hinchcliff; M. Hoyle, A MODEL WORKSHOP FOR SHARING DATA AND TECHNOLOGY WITH COASTAL DECISION-MAKERS

Oscar Casas Monroy

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

Mr. Edward Castañeda-Moya

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

Dr. Rex G. Cates

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

Dr. Just Cebrian

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

Carl F. Cerco

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

Marta Ceroni

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

Dr. David B. Chadwick

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

Chadwick*, D.B.; A. Zirino; I. Rivera-Duarte, MODELING THE MASS BALANCE AND SPECIATION OF COPPER IN SAN DIEGO BAY

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

Robert H. Chamberlain

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

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.

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

Randolph M. Chambers

Chambers*, R.M.; A. Holinka, FORMS OF IRON, SULFUR AND PHOSPHORUS ALONG TRANSECTS FROM THE EVERGLADES TO FLORIDA BAY

Dr. Thomas Chapin

Chapin*, T.; J.M. Caffrey; H. Jannasch; J. Haskins, EFFECTS OF AGRICULTURAL RUNOFF ON SHORT-TERM VARIATIONS IN NITRATE CONCENTRATIONS IN ELKHORN SLOUGH, CA.

Andrew Chapman

Chapman*, A.; C. Williams; J. Burns; W. Carmichael; M. Pawlowicz, CYANOBACTERIAL TOXINS IN FLORIDA'S SURFACE FRESH & ESTUARINE WATERS

Ms. Margaret S. Chen

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

Dr. XinJian Chen

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

Mr. Thomas C. Chesnes

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

David Chestnut

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

Dr. Daniel L. Childers

Gann*, T.T.; D.L. Childers, INVESTIGATING TREE ISLAND COMMUNITY RESPONSE TO INCREASED WATER FLOW IN A SOUTHERN EVERGLADES ECOSYSTEM

Parker* III, F.M.; D.L. Childers; C.J. Madden, SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL VARIABILITY IN NUTRIENT LOADING AND EXCHANGES IN A HYDROLOGICALLY RESTORED SOUTHERN EVERGLADES MARSH

Stevenson*, C.E.; D.L. Childers, THE EFFECT OF FISH DETRITUS ON AN OLIGOTROPHIC EVERGLADES MARSH

Mr. Carl R. Childs

Childs*, C.R.; A.C. Souza; D.M. Harvey; L.M. Proctor, A SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL ASSESSMENT OF FACTORS AFFECTING DENITRIFICATION IN APALACHICOLA BAY

Marnita M. Chintala

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

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

Ms. Amy Chiuchiolo

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

Dr. Gail L. Chmura

Chmura*, G.L.; A. Santos; V. Pospelova; Z. Spasojevic; J.S. Latimer, ESTUARINE PALEOPRODUCTIVITY: A COMPARISON OF THREE INDICATORS

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

Dr. EVGUENI CHOUMILINE

Choumiline*, E.; A. Meyer Otto; A.J. Marmolejo; D. Sapozhnikov; N. Nikolayeva, IRON AND TRACE METALS IN SEDIMENTS OF THE TROPICAL RIVER MARABASCO AND ITS ESTUARY

Hyunjung Cho

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

Ms. Tyler L. Christensen

Christensen*, T.L.; R.L. Wetzel, META-ANALYSIS AND MODELING OF NUTRIENT AND OXYGEN FLUXES, YORK RIVER ESTUARY, VIRGINIA.

Mr. David J. Christian

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

Dr. Robert R. Christian

Christian*, R.R.; J.E. O'Neal; M.H. Tabrizi; J.L. Pinckney; B. Peierls; H. Paerl, REDUCING ESTUARINE, NUTRIENT FILTRATION CAPACITY THROUGH LARGE STORMS AND HURRICANES

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

Keusenkothen*, M.A.; R.R. Christian, THE EFFECTS OF TRAMPLING BY DEER ON A SALT MARSH

Dr. Giancarlo Cicchetti

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

Dr. Matthew Cieri

Cieri*, M.; B. Fry; L. Deegan; B. Peterson; C. Tobias, USING STABLE ISOTOPES TO DISTINGUISH INDIVIDUAL ESTUARINE FISH FROM FUNCTIONAL AGGREGATES: IS INDIVIDUAL VARIATION THE KEY?

Deegan*, L.A.; B.J. Peterson; M. Cieri; J. Hughes, USING STABLE ISOTOPIC TRACERS TO UNDERSTAND FISH FLEXIBILITY IN HABITAT CHOICE AND FOOD WEB CONNECTIONS

Vallino*, J.; C. Tobias; M. Cieri; J. Huges; B. Peterson; L. Deegan, USING WHOLE-SYSTEM 15N-TRACER EXPERIMENTS TO IMPROVE ESTUARINE BIOGEOCHEMISTRY MODELS

Dr. Luis A. Cifuentes

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

Mr. Richard V. Civelli

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

Dr. L W. Claflin

Hameedi*, M.J.; S.I. Hartwell; L.W. Claflin, ENVIRONMENTAL INDICATORS IN A COASTAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT CONTEXT

Annemarie L. Clarke

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

Dr. Douglas G. Clarke

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

Amy N. Clark

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

Amy R. Clark

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

Ms. Erika J. Clesceri

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

Ms. Carol M. Cleveland

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

James E. Cloern

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

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

Dr. Jay P. Clymer

Clymer*, J.P.; L.S. Hales, Jr.; D.M. Allen, EVALUATING CHANGE IN THE ICHTHYOFAUNA OF A TIDALLY DOMINATED NEW JERSEY ESTUARY - 20 YEARS LATER

Don Cobb

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!

Mr. Antonio Cobelo-Garcia

Prego, R.; A. Cobelo-García*, DISSOLVED COPPER IN THE RIVER LEREZ ESTUARY (PONTEVEDRA RIA, NW SPAIN)

Dr. Loren D. Coen

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

Risa A. Cohen

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

Dr. Sarah Cohen

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

Laura L. Coiro

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

Dr. Robert G. Coles

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

Faith A. Cole

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

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

Marci L. Cole

Cole*, M.L.; K.D. Kroeger; I. Valiela, STABLE ISOTOPIC TRACERS OF WASTEWATER IN AQUATIC SYSTEMS

Kroeger*, K.D.; M.L. Cole; I. Valiela; J. Brawley, GROUNDWATER DELIVERY OF DISSOLVED ORGANIC NITROGEN TO ESTUARIES: CONSEQUENCES OF WATERSHED LAND USE CHANGES FOR QUANTITY, LABILITY AND ISOTOPIC COMPOSITION.

Greg Colianni

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

Ms. Catherine J. Collier

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

David M. Combs

Combs*, D.M.; J. van Montfransp; R.J. Orth; J.R. Fishman, DISTRIBUTION, ABUNDANCE, AND FOOD HABITS OF JUVENILE SPOTTED SEATROUT, CYNOSCION NEBULOSUS, IN SEAGRASS BEDS OF THE LOWER CHESAPEAKE BAY

van Montfrans*, J.; R.J. Orth; D. Combs; R.N. Lipcius, PREDATION IMPACT BY STRIPED BASS FEEDING ON JUVENILE BLUE CRABS IN CHESAPEAKE BAY SEAGRASS BEDS

Cecilia Conrad

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

Mr. Perran M. Cook

Cook*, P.; E. Butler; R. leeming; B. O'Grady; B. Eyre, NITROGEN CYCLING IN THE UPPER REACHES OF A TURBID, HIGH NITRATE, SUB-TROPICAL ESTUARY IN EASTERN AUSTRALIA

Emily R. Cooper

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

Mr. Devin R. Corcoran

Corcoran*, D.; J. Cebrian; J.L. Bowen; M.L. Cole; I. Valiela, ANTHROPOGENIC EUTROPHICATION AND TEMPERATE MARINE PRIMARY PRODUCERS: TOWARDS AN UNDERSTANDING OF PHYTOPLANKTON AND MACROALGAE INTERACTIONS

Nicole Cormier

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

Chris D. Cornelisen

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

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

Jeff Cornell

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

Jeffrey C. Cornwell

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

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

Carlos Coronado-Molina

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

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

Dr. Barry Costa Pierce

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

Dr. Joseph E. Costa

Costa*, J.E., CAN A NITROGEN MANAGEMENT STRATEGY FOR BUZZARDS BAY EMBAYMENTS BE USED TO DEFINE REGULATORY TMDLS FOR NITROGEN?

Dr. Maria José Costa

Cabral*, H.N.; P. Pina; R. Neves; M.J. Costa, DIFFERENCES IN THE FISH COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF PORTUGUESE ESTUARIES IN RELATION TO GEOMORPHOLOGICAL AND HYDROGRAPHIC CONDITIONS

Christopher B. Craft

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

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

Ms. Alyson H. Craig

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

Michael P. Crane

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

Daniel J. Crean Jr

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

Dr. Joel C. Creed

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

Mrs. Geraldine M. Cripe

Davis*, W.P.; G.M. Cripe, ECOLOGICAL RESPONSES TO POLLUTION ABATEMENT: A FRAMEWORK FOR MEASUREMENT AND ASSESSMENT FOR COASTAL ECOSYSTEMS

Alex L. Croft

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

Dr. Thomas M. Cronin

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

Justin W. Crotty

Crotty*, J.; D. Hastings, TRACE METALS IN BENTHIC FORAMINIFERA AS AN INDICATOR OF METAL POLLUTION

Dr. Larry B. Crowder

Crowder*, L.B.; L.A. Eby; C.M. McClellan, THE SHORT- AND LONG-TERM RESPONSES OF FISHES TO HURRICANE-RELATED FLOODING IN THE NEUSE RIVER AND PAMLICO SOUND

Mr. James K. Culter

Culter*, J.K., SALINITY AND BENTHIC MACROINVERTEBRATE ZONATION IN THE LOWER PEACE RIVER, SOUTHWEST FLORIDA.

Dr. Mary Culver

Stumpf*, R.P.; M. Culver, FORECASTING OF HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS IN THE GULF OF MEXICO

Kevin M. Cunniff

Cunniff*, K.M.; J.W. Fourqurean, EFFECT OF NUTRIENT ADDITION ON THE SEXUAL AND ASEXUAL REPRODUCTIVE OUTPUT OF THALASSIA TESTUDINUM

Carolyn A. Currin

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

Dr. Digby P. Cyrus

Cyrus*, D.P.; C.F. MacKay; S.P. Weerts, THE IMPACT OF BEACH DISPOSED DREDGER SPOIL ON SELECTED COMPONENTS OF THE MHLATHUZE ESTUARY, SOUTH AFRICA.

MacKay*, C.F.; D.P. Cyrus, SCENARIO-BASED BIOTIC RESPONSES TO POTENTIAL FRESHWATER DEFICITS IN A SOUTH AFRICAN ESTUARY

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