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Dr. Anthony F. D'Andrea

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

Susan Dailey

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

William H. Dailey

Dailey*, W.; A.M. Landry, Jr., SEASONAL VARIABILITY IN FISH ASSEMBLAGES AT YOUNG-OF-THE-YEAR TARPON (MEGALOPS ATLANTICUS) HABITAT IN TEXAS ESTUARIES

Mr. Bo Dame

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

James K. Dame

Dame*, J.K.; R.R. Christian; D. Baird; G. Johnson; C. Peterson, USE OF NETWORK ANALYSIS FOR DELINEATING REFERENCE TROPHIC CONDITIONS IN ESTUARIES

Richard F. Dame

Dame*, R.F.; D.M. Allen; D. Bushek; A. Lewitus, LIFE ON THE EDGE: A THERMODYNAMIC IMPERATIVE

Koepfler*, E.T.; A.J. Lewitus; R.F. Dame, CAUSES OF VARIABILITY IN BIOTIC AND GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF PRISTINE TIDAL CREEK ECOSYSTEMS.

Deborah A. Daniel

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

Catherine K. Dano

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

Darrin Dantin

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

Mr. Robert J. Daoust

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

Dr. Arlene Darke

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

Dr. Daniel M. Dauer

Dauer*, D.M.; R.J. Llansó, LEVELS OF BENTHIC COMMUNITY DEGRADATION IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY: THE USE OF PROBABILITY BASED SAMPLING AT VARIOUS SPATIAL SCALES.

Llanso*, R.J.; D.M. Dauer; L.C. Scott, APPLICATION OF THE BENTHIC INDEX OF BIOTIC INTEGRITY TO ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING IN CHESAPEAKE BAY

Dr. Birgit Dauwe

Dauwe*, B., MONITORING EFFECTS OF CHANNEL-DREDGING IN THE WESTERSCHLEDT ESTUARY

Jennifer E. Davidson

Davidson*, J.E.; K. Withers; J.W. Tunnell, Jr., PRELIMINARY PROP SCARRING EFFECTS ON MOLLUSCAN COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN SEAGRASS MEADOWS OF REDFISH BAY, TEXAS

Jessica L. Davis

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

Dr. Ryan C. Davis

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

Dr. Stephen E. Davis III

Davis*, S.E.; D. Childers; J. Cable; E. Reyes; J. Day; C. Hittle; E. Patino; D. Rudnick; F. Sklar, WIND AND PRECIPITATION EFFECTS ON THE PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF SURFACE WATER IN A MICRO-TIDAL MANGROVE WATERWAY

William P. Davis PhD

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

Jason N. Day

Day*, J.N.; R.R. Lane; B. Fry, END OF YEAR PEAK STANDING CROP AND N-STABLE ISOTOPES OF WETLAND VEGETATION RECEIVING MISSISSIPPI RIVER WATER

Dr. John W. Day Jr

Day*, J.; J. Cable; D. Justic; B. Fry; P. Kemp; E. Reyes; P. Templet; R. Twilley, THE IMPORTANCE OF PULSED EVENTS IN ESTUARINE RESPONSE AND EVOLUTION

Lane*, R.R.; J.W. Day; E. Reyes, THE EFFECT OF INTRODUCED RIVER WATER ON TURBIDITY, SALINITY, CHLOROPHYLL A, AND TEMPERATURE IN THE BRETON SOUND ESTUARY, LOUISIANA, USA.

Lara-Dominguez*, A.L. ; A. Yanez-Arancibia; P.S. Gil; J.W. Day; E. Reyes, ECOLOGY OF FISH DOMINANT SPECIES IN TERMINOS LAGOON. SEASONAL ABUNDANCE COUPLED WITH HABITAT HETEROGENEITY

Reyes*, E.; R. Lane; J.W. Day, WATERSHED PULSING EVENT ANALYIS USING LANDSCAPE MODELING IN COASTAL LOUISIANA

Richard H. Day

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

Ms. Loreto De Brabandere

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.

De Brabandere*, L.; F. Dehairs, DELTA13C AND DELTA15N COMPOSITION OF SUSPENDED PARTICULAR ORGANIC MATTER (SPOM) AND ZOOPLANKTON IN THE EUTROPHIC SCHELDT ESTUARY (BELGIUM).

Dr. Duane E. De Freese

De Freese*, D.E., IMPACTS OF HUMAN POPULATION ON THE INDIAN RIVER LAGOON, PROJECTIONS FOR THE FUTURE

Dr. Victor N. de Jonge

de Jonge*, V.N., THE CHALLENGE OF HOW TO LINK FUNDAMENTAL SCIENCE AND THE REQUIREMENTS OF EUROPEAN DIRECTIVES

van Beusekom*, J.E.E.; V.N. de Jonge, LONG-TERM CHANGES IN WADDEN SEA EUTROPHICATION

Dr. Christopher Deacutis

Deacutis*, C.; W. Prell; D. Murray; P. Howell; L. Carlson, A DISSOLVED OXYGEN "STRIKE TEAM" FOR NARRAGANSETT BAY: A COLLABORATIVE APPROACH TO MONITORING

Mrs. Nora J. Deamer

Deamer*, N.J.; G.M. Melia; H.B. Glasgow, Jr.; J.M. Burkholder, RESPONSE OF PFIESTERIA PISCICIDA, A PREDATOR, AND ALGAL PREY TO CARBAMATE FUNGICIDES AND HEAVY METALS

Mr. Andrew J. DeCandis

DeCandis*, A.J.; R.G. Najjar, ANALYSIS OF POSSIBLE CLIMATE CHANGE AND ITS EFFECT ON TOTAL SUSPENDED SEDIMENT IN CHESAPEAKE BAY

Dr. Mary Beth Decker

Decker*, M.B.; J.E. Purcell; R.R. Hood; C.W. Brown, DEFINING THE HABITAT OF SEA NETTLES (CHRYSAORA QUINQUECIRRHA) IN CHESAPEAKE BAY.

Dr. Linda A. Deegan

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

Dr. Peter L. deFur

deFur*, P.L.; L.L. Foersom; S.S. Tuberty, EFFECTS OF ENDOSULFAN ON MOLTING IN JUVENILE RED SWAMP CRAYFISH, PROCAMBARUS CLARKII

Dr. Frank Dehairs

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.

Donald R. Deis

Deis*, D.R.; W.F. Precht; A. Gelber, THE DISTRIBUTION OF JOHNSON'S SEAGRASS (HALOPHILA JOHNSONII), A THREATENED SEAGRASS SPECIES, IN SOUTHEASTERN FLORIDA

Dr. Patricia Delgado

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

Joseph W. Dellapenna

Dellapenna*, J.W., THE SOUTHEASTERN WATER WAR

Dr. Marie E. DeLorenzo

Pennington*, P.L.; M.E. DeLorenzo; J.C. Lawton; M.H. Fulton; G.I. Scott, UTILIZATION OF A MODULAR ESTUARINE MESOCOSM FOR ASSESSING EFFECTS OF PESTICIDE EXPOSURE

Ms. Nicolette T. Demetriades

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

Dr. Carole L. DeMort

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

Dr. George D. Dennis

Dennis*, G.D.; P.W. Stevens; K.J. Sulak, IMPOUNDED MARSH HABITAT USE BY FISHES WITHIN MERRITT ISLAND NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE, EAST-CENTRAL FLORIDA

Dr. Edward H. Dettmann

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

Donna J. Devlin

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

Dr. Theodore H. DeWitt

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

Daniela Di Iorio

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

Robert J. Diaz

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

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

Nestlerode*, J.; M. Luckenbach; R. Diaz, MACROFAUNAL UTILIZATION OF CREATED INTERTIDAL OYSTER REEF HABITATS IN CHESAPEAKE BAY: AN EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTS OF REEF ARCHITECTURE AND CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL ON COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT.

Patrick J. Dickhudt

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

Linda Dick

Field*, K.G.; L. Dick; T. Jones, Jr.; T.J. Brodeur, SOURCE DISCRIMINATION OF FECAL POLLUTION WITH GENETIC MARKERS FROM BACTEROIDES

Dr. Heidi M. Dierssen

Dierssen*, H.M.; R.C. Zimmerman; S. Wittlinger, HYPERSPECTRAL REMOTE SENSING OF SEAGRASS IN OPTICALLY SHALLOW COASTAL WATERS

Mr. Julian J. DiGialleonardo

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

Dr. Fred C. Dobbs

Dobbs*, F.C.; L.A. Drake; R.C. Zimmerman., CRYSTALLINE INCLUSIONS IN EPIDERMAL CELLS OF TURTLEGRASS, THALASSIA TESTUDINUM: WHAT IS THEIR SIGNIFICANCE?

Peter H. Doering

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.

Ms. Chelsea D. Donovan

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

Kelly*, S.; D. Rudnick; C. Donovan; J. Cornwell; M. Owens, PATTERNS OF INORGANIC NITROGEN FLUX FROM NORTHERN FLORIDA BAY SEDIMENTS

Quay Dortch

Dortch*, Q.; M.L. Parsons; R.E. Turner; A.F. Maier; N.N. Rabalais, LINKAGE BETWEEN NUTRIENT INPUTS AND HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS IN LOUISIANA COASTAL WATERS

Kemper*, K.; Q. Dortch, PICOCYANOBACTERIAL POPULATIONS IN THE NORTHERN GULF OF MEXICO AS INDICATORS OF SALINITY AND NUTRIENT AVAILABILITY

Maier*, A.F.; Q. Dortch; K. Kemper, PHYTOPLANKTON SPECIES RESPONSE TO NUTRIENT ADDITION BIOASSAYS IN THE OUTFLOW OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER

Craig A. Downs

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

Dr. Thomas W. Doyle

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

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

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

Lisa A. Drake

Dobbs*, F.C.; L.A. Drake; R.C. Zimmerman., CRYSTALLINE INCLUSIONS IN EPIDERMAL CELLS OF TURTLEGRASS, THALASSIA TESTUDINUM: WHAT IS THEIR SIGNIFICANCE?

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

Talley M. Drew

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

Donna M. Drury

Drury*, D.M.; C.F. Rakocinski, INVERTEBRATE EPIPHYTE GRAZER EFFECTS ON RUPPIA MARITIMA GROWTH UNDER NUTRIENT ENRICHED CONDITIONS

Dr. Robert Duck

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

Dr. Brett R. Dumbauld

Dumbauld*, B.; D. Armstrong; S. Rumrill; J. Ruesink; C. Roegner; G. Hosack; B. Semens, THE ROLE OF OYSTER AQUACULTURE AS FISH HABITAT IN PACIFIC NORTHWEST COASTAL ESTUARIES

Ms. Adrienne L. Dunsmuir

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

Ken H. Dunton

Dunton*, K.H.; P.A. Montagna; T.E. Whitledge., THE ECOLOGICAL RESPONSE OF A HYPERSALINE MARSH TO FRESHWATER DIVERSIONS: A FIVE YEAR STUDY

Dr. Michael J. Durako

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

Durako*, M.J.; J.I. Kunzelman; W.J. Kenworthy; K.K. Hammerstrom, DEPTH-BASED VARIABILITY IN THE PHOTOPHYSIOLOGY AND PHOTOCHEMISTRY OF HALOPHILA JOHNSONII AND HALOPHILA DECIPIENS.

Gregory S. Durell

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

Dr. Gary S. Dwyer

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

Ms. Julianne Dyble

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

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