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Dean E. Easton

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

Charles M. Eaton

Eaton*, C.M., BIOCRITERIA TRAWL METRICS FOR PUGET SOUND, WASHINGTON

Lawrence E. Eaton

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

Dr. Lisa A. Eby

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

Ms. Melissa Ederington Hagy

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

Dr. N T. Edgar

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

Dr. Terry Edgar

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

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

Dr. Keith Edwards

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

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

Dr. Peter M. Eldridge

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

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.

Chris Elfring

Greening*, H.S; C. Elfring, A PROPOSED NATIONAL STRATEGY FOR MANAGEMENT OF NUTRIENT OVER-ENRICHMENT TO COASTAL WATERS

Mrs. Christina Ellegaard

Nielsen*, K.; B. Sømod; C. Ellegaard, QUANTITATIVE OBJECTIVES FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF COASTAL AREAS

Dr. Marianne Ellegaard

Ellegaard*, M., DINOFLAGELLATE CYSTS AS PALAEOENVIRONMENTAL TRACERS - PART OF THE EU PROJECT MOLTEN ON HISTORICAL CHANGES IN EUTROPHICATION IN NORTHERN EUROPE.

Mr. Gregory Ellis

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

Mr. William L. Ellis Jr.

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

Mr. Steve Ellsworth

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

Ragnar Elmgren

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

Ms. Susan A. Elston

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

Dr. David Emerson

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

Dr. David B. Enfield

Enfield*, D.B.; A. Mestas-Nuñez, THE MULTIDECADAL SIGNAL IN GLOBAL TEMPERATURES AND ITS ASSOCIATED LAND-CLIMATE IMPACTS.

Virginia D. Engle

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

Dr. Charles E. Epifanio

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

Ms. Amy A. Erickson

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

Michael Erwin

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

Dr. Ernest D. Estevez

Estevez*, E.D., REVIEW AND SYNTHESIS OF BIOTIC VARIABLES AND ANALYTICAL METHODS USED IN ESTUARINE FLOW STUDIES.

Nancy T. Evans

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

Samantha L. Evans

Evans*, S.; M. Koch, ECOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE ACTIVITY IN THE SEAGRASS, T. TESTUDINUM, AND THE ASSOCIATED EPIPHYTIC COMMUNITY

Patrick Ewanchuk

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

Dr. Bradley D. Eyre

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

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