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Alaric S. Haag

Walker*, N.D.; O.K. Huh; A.S. Haag; A. Babin; S. Myint;, SATELLITE OBSERVATIONS OF PHYSICAL AND BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES IN LOUISIANA'S BAYS AND COASTAL WATERS

Dr. Leonard Haas

Haas*, L.; V. Foster; W. Vogelbein; K. Reece; J. Shields; L. Ott; P. Mason; V. Lovko, VEGETATIVE GROWTH OF PFIESTERIA SHUMWAYAE

Shields*, J.D.; W.K. Vogelbein; L. Haas; V. Lovko; K.S. Reece, FISH MORTALITY IN LARGE SCALE BIOTOXICITY TRIALS WITH PFIESTERIA SHUMWAYAE

Jaime L. Haberer

Haberer*, J.L.; J.A. Brandes, HIGH SENSITIVITY, LOW VOLUME METHOD TO DETERMINE DISSOLVED PHOSPHORUS

Ms. Courtney T. Hackney

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

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

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

James D. Hagy III

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

Daniel R. Hahn

Hahn*, D.R., THE EFFECTS OF AN INVASIVE EELGRASS, ZOSTERA JAPONICA, ON SPECIES INTERACTIONS IN A WASHINGTON ESTUARY: AN EXPERIMENTAL MANIPULATION OF NATIVE AND INVASIVE VEGETATION

Susanna Hajdu

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.

Dr. Stanton Hales Jr.

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

Jason A. Hale

Frazer*, T.K.; J.A. Hale; D.A. Tomasko; M.O.Hall, DISTRIBUTIONAL CHANGES IN SEAGRASSES 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

Stephen S. Hale

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

Dr. Robert B. Halley

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

Dr. Joanne N. Halls

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

Lauren M. Hall

Hall*, L.M.; M.D. Hanisak; R.W. Virnstein, FRAGMENTS OF THE SEAGRASSES HALODULE WRIGHTII AND HALOPHILA JOHNSONII AS POTENTIAL RECRUITS

Margaret O. Hall

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

Nathan S. Hall

Hall*, N.; L. Twomey; C. Taylor; H. Paerl, EVIDENCE FOR AND IMPLICATIONS OF DIEL VERTICAL MIGRATION OF PHYTOPLANKTON IN THE NEUSE RIVER ESTUARY, NORTH CAROLINA

Leila J. Hamdan

Hamdan*, L.J.; R.B. Jonas, SOURCE AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF DISSOLVED MICROBIALLY LABILE ORGANIC MATTER IN THE POTOMAC RIVER

Dr. M J. Hameedi

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

M. Robert Hamersley

Hamersley*, M.R.; B.L. Howes, DENITRIFICATION AND BENTHIC METABOLISM IN A SALTMARSH TIDAL CREEK RECIEVING GROUNDWATER NITRATE INPUTS

Dr. David P. Hamilton

Hamilton, D.P.; B.J. Robson; B.R. Hodges*, IMPACTS OF HYDROLOGICAL CHANGES ON PHYTOPLANKTON SUCCESSION IN THE SWAN RIVER, WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Sara A. Hammermeister

Hammermeister*, S.A. ; L.P. Tedesco; M. Savarese; M.A. Shirley; G. Filippelli; S. M. Thurston; H.E. Stoffel, EFFECTS OF WATER CONTROL STRUCTURES ON THE ECOLOGY & SEDIMENTOLOGY OF ESTUARIES IN SOUTHWEST FLORIDA

Ms. Kamille K. Hammerstrom

Hammerstrom*, K.K.; W.J. Kenworthy; P.E. Whitfield; M. Merello, EFFECT OF DEPTH AND SEDIMENT FILLING ON SEAGRASS RECOVERY IN SIMULATED PROPELLER SCARS

Ms. Henrietta Hampel

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

Gary Hancock

Ford*, P.W.; G. Hancock; A. Moss, SEASONAL CHANGES IN TROPHIC STATUS IN THE FITZROY ESTUARY, QUEENSLAND AUSTRALIA

Mr. Lawrence R. Handley

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

Daniel R. Hanes

Ross, S.W.; J. Ott*; D.R. Hanes, RAPID, COST-EFFECTIVE MONITORING OF ESTUARINE WATER QUALITY AND HABITAT CONDITIONS

Dr. M. Dennis Hanisak

Hanisak*, M.D., IMPACTS OF REDUCED SALINITY ON SEAGRASSES IN INDIAN RIVER LAGOON

Mark Hansen

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

Jonathan A. Hare

Hare*, J.A., MECHANISMS OF LARVAL SUPPLY FROM THE SHELF TO ESTUARINE HABITATS

Ms. Alisa G. Harkins

Harkins*, A.G.; T.D. Palmer; M.E. Frischer; C.I. Franklin, AXENIC LINES OF SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA FROM SURFACE STERILIZED SEEDS.

Michelle R. Harmon

Harmon*, M.R.; J. Hameedi, ASSESSMENT OF SEDIMENT TOXICITY CHESAPEAKE BAY

Ms. Dale M. Haroski

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

John A. Harrison

Harrison*, J.; P. Matson, NITROUS OXIDE PRODUCTION IN DRAINAGE WATERS OF AN INTENSIVELY FARMED, SUBTROPICAL VALLEY

Janera Harris

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

Lora Harris

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

Mary J. Hartman

Hartman*, M.J.; S.E. Stancyk; A.M. Lohrer, AN INVASIVE CRAB, PETROLISTHES ARMATUS, AS ALTERNATIVE PREY IN AN OYSTER REEF ECOSYSTEM

Dr. S I. Hartwell

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

Dr. David W. Hastings

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

Hopkins*, A.E.; D.W. Hastings, MEASUREMENT OF BIOAVAILABLE TRACE METAL IN TAMPA BAY, FLORIDA USING DIFFUSIVE GRADIENT IN THIN FILMS

Dr. Anne-Gaelle Haubois

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

Kerri J. Haught

Haught*, K.J., INFLUENCE OF A TROPICAL ALGAL OVERGROWTH ON LOCAL REEF FISH ASSEMBLAGE STRUCTURE

Daniel E. Haunert

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.

Dr. Jennifer Hauxwell

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

Archie R. Hayes

Hayes*, A.R., TRANSIENT EXPRESSION OF THE REPORTER GENE b-GLUCURONIDASE IN SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA EXPLANTS

Ms. Gretchen L. Hay

Jutte*, P.C.; R.F. Van Dolah; G.L. Hay; G. Riekerk, EXPLORING THE SPATIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS OF TIDAL CREEKS IN RELATION TO FINFISH AND CRUSTACEAN ASSEMBLAGES

Elliott L. Hazen

Horne*, J.K.; P.D. Walline; E.L. Hazen, INFLUENCE OF MOBILE NEKTON ON SCALE-DEPENDENT SPATIAL VARIANCE

Dr. Kenneth L. Heck Jr.

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

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

Ms. Marion Y. Hedgepeth

Hedgepeth*, M.Y., AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC INTERPRETATION OF MANGROVE ENCROACHMENT ALONG THE NORTHWEST FORK OF THE LOXAHATCHEE RIVER, FLORIDA

Dr. Cynthia A. Heil

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

Dr. Carlo H.R. Heip

Herman*, P.M.J.; T.J. Ysebaert; C.H.R. Heip, PATTERNS IN SOFT-SEDIMENT MACROBENTHIC SPECIES AND COMMUNITIES : CONTROLLING FACTORS AT THE SCALE OF A SINGLE TIDAL FLAT

John J. Heisler

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

Ms. Kerry B. Hennenfent

Johansson*, J.O.R; K.B. Hennenfent; J.J. Pacowta, WATER DEPTH AT THE DEEP EDGE OF SEAGRASS MEADOWS IN TAMPA BAY, FLORIDA.

Melissa Hennig

Shirley*, M.; B. Anderson; M. Hennig; H. Stoffel, THE INFLUENCE OF ALTERED FRESHWATER INFLOW ON THE RELATIVE ABUNDANCE OF STENOHALINE AND EURYHALINE CRAB POPULATIONS

Dr. Brandt F. Henningsen

Henningsen*, B.F., A REVIEW OF COASTAL HABITAT RESTORATION EFFORTS FOR THE TAMPA BAY (FLORIDA) ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEM

Dr. Philippe F. Hensel

Hensel*, P.F.; D.R. Cahoon; E.C. Proffitt; B. Perez, RECOVERY OF MANGROVE FORESTS AFTER HURRICANE MITCH AND RELATIONSHIPS TO SEDIMENT DYNAMICS

Dr. Peter M.J. Herman

Herman*, P.M.J.; T.J. Ysebaert; C.H.R. Heip, PATTERNS IN SOFT-SEDIMENT MACROBENTHIC SPECIES AND COMMUNITIES : CONTROLLING FACTORS AT THE SCALE OF A SINGLE TIDAL FLAT

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

Dr. Jorge A. Herrera-Silveira

Herrera-Silveira*, J.A.; C.J. Madden; L. Troccoli; N. Aranda-Cirerol, DETECTING SHORT-TERM SPATIAL HETEROGENEITY IN A GROUNDWATER INFLUENCED TROPICAL COASTAL ZONE USING AN INSTRUMENT FOR HIGH SPEED MAPPING.

Medina Gomez*, I.; J.H. Silveira, SEASONAL AND SPATIAL VARIABILITY ON PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY IN A KARSTIC COASTAL LAGOON WITHOUT ANTHROPOGENIC IMPACT

Ms. Heidi Hertler

Hertler*, H.; D.A. Kreeger, A COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTS OF NUTRIENT AND SEDIMENT LOADINGS IN TEMPERATE AND SUB-TROPICAL SEAGRASS COMMUNITIES

Kreeger, D.A.; R.L. Thomas*; H. Hertler, VARIABILITY IN BODY SIZE, CONDITION INDEX AND TISSUE BIOCHEMISTRY OF CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA IN SAN ANTONIO BAY, TEXAS.

Thomas J. Hess Jr.

Holm*, Jr., G.O.; T.J. Hess, Jr.; D. Justic, FROM EXTIRPATION TO EXPONENTIAL GROWTH: THE BROWN PELICAN IN LOUISIANA

Dr. Mark W. Hester

Spalding*, E.A.; M.W. Hester, SPECIES AND COMMUNITY RESPONSE OF PANICUM HEMITOMON, SAGITTARIA LANCIFOLIA AND SPARTINA PATENS TO SEA-LEVEL RISE SCENARIOS.

Kathryn A. Hieb

Hieb*, K.; T. Greiner, FISH COMMUNITIES OF SAN FRANCISCO BAY TIDAL MARSHES

John C. Higman

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

Nancy L. Hilbun

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

James M. Hill

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

Ginger Hinchcliff

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

Elizabeth K. Hinchey

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. Anson H. Hines

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

Anson T. Hines

Fogel*, M.L.; M.J. Wooller; A.T. Hines, ISOTOPIC TRACERS OF DYNAMIC FOOD WEB CHANGES IN ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS

Dr. Kenneth R. Hinga

Hinga*, K., PH IN COASTAL WATERS: A FACTOR IN PHYTOPLANKTON SPECIES DYNAMICS

Mr. Ray Hin Hinkle

Hinkle*, R.; L.L. Weishar; J. Teal, RESULTS OF A 2-YEAR LONG EXPERIMENT IN PHRAGMITES CONTROL

Dr. Linda A. Hinnov

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

Mr. Régis Hocdé

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)

Dr. Ben R. Hodges

Hamilton, D.P.; B.J. Robson; B.R. Hodges*, IMPACTS OF HYDROLOGICAL CHANGES ON PHYTOPLANKTON SUCCESSION IN THE SWAN RIVER, WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Susanne S. Hoeppner

Hoeppner*, S.S.; G.P. Shaffer, MAUREPAS DIVERSION - PART III: HERBACEOUS VEGETATION PATTERNS

Willis*, J.; G. Shaffer; S. Hoeppner; C. Parsons; M. Hester, ELUCIDATING BENEFITS OF NUTRIENT ADDITION IN THE LAKE MAUREPAS WETLANDS: EDAPHIC AND HERBACEOUS RESPONSE PART II

Mr. Philip L. Hoffman

Hoffman*, P.L.; D. Hicks; P. Leasure; A.P. Squires, MEASURING ESTURINE HEALTH: THE PINELLAS COUNTY EXPERIENCE

Dr. Eileen E. Hofmann

Hofmann*, E.E.; J.M. Klinck; E.N. Powell; S.E. Ford; S.J. Jordan; E.M. Burreson, MODELING STUDIES OF CLIMATE VARIABILITY AND DISEASE INTERACTIONS IN EASTERN OYSTER POPULATIONS

Kristine Holderied

Holderied*, K.; A. Valle-Levinson, SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL TRANSPORT VARIABILITY AT THE CHESAPEAKE BAY MOUTH

Alison Holinka

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

David Hollander

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

Dr. A. Frederick Holland

Holland*, A.F.; D.M. Sanger; C.P. Gawle; D.J. Gillett, SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL VARIABILITY IN ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS IN TIDAL CREEKS: IMPLICATIONS FOR MONITORING

Dr. A. Frederick Holland

Gawle*, C.P.; A.F. Holland, THE EFFECT OF SEASON AND WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT ON THE ECOLOGICAL CONDITION OF TIDAL CREEKS IN THE CHARLESTON HARBOR ESTUARY

Gillett*, D.J.; D.M. Sanger; A.F. Holland, UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF MONOPYLEPHORUS RUBRONIVEUS (OLIOGOCHAETA: TUBIFIDAE) IN TIDAL CREEK ECOSYSTEMS

Wenner*, E.L.; A.F. Holland, SHORT-TERM CHANGE IN DISSOLVED OXYGEN AND OTHER WATER QUALITY VARIABLES IN ESTUARIES

Charles W. Holmes

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

Guerry O. Holm Jr.

Holm*, Jr., G.O.; T.J. Hess, Jr.; D. Justic, FROM EXTIRPATION TO EXPONENTIAL GROWTH: THE BROWN PELICAN IN LOUISIANA

Dr. Joan Holt

Applebaum*, S.L.; G.J. Holt, THE DIGESTIVE ENZYME CHYMOTRYPSIN AS A BIOCHEMICAL INDICATOR OF LARVAL NUTRITIONAL CONDITION

Scott A. Holt

Holt*, S.A.; L.W. Mceachron, STABLE ISOTOPE ANALYSIS OF SPOTTED SEATROUT FOOD WEBS IN SEAGRASS AND PHYTOPLANKTON DOMINATED ECOSYSTEMS

Raleigh R. Hood

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

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

Charles S. Hopkinson Jr

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

Tucker*, J.; A.E. Giblin; C.S. Hopkinson, BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF BOSTON HARBOR SEDIMENTS: RESPONSES TO NUTRIENT LOADING REDUCTIONS OVER THE PAST DECADE

Ms. Amanda E. Hopkins

Hopkins*, A.E.; D.W. Hastings, MEASUREMENT OF BIOAVAILABLE TRACE METAL IN TAMPA BAY, FLORIDA USING DIFFUSIVE GRADIENT IN THIN FILMS

Dr. Todd E. Hopkins

Hopkins*, T.E., THE PROPOSED SAN FRANCISCO BAY NATIONAL ESTUARINE RESEARCH RESERVE.

Dr. John K. Horne

Horne*, J.K.; P.D. Walline; E.L. Hazen, INFLUENCE OF MOBILE NEKTON ON SCALE-DEPENDENT SPATIAL VARIANCE

Dr. Donald E. Hoss

Wuenschel*, M.J.; R.G. Werner; D.E. Hoss, BIOENERGETICS OF LARVAL SPOTTED SEATROUT (CYNOSCION NEBULOSUS) IN FLORIDA BAY

Dr. Edward D. Houde

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

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

Dr. Kevin A. Hovel

Hovel*, K.A.; M.S. Fonseca; D.L. Meyer; W.J. Kenworthy; P.G. Whitfield, RELATIVE EFFECTS OF SEAGRASS FRAGMENTATION, STRUCTURAL COMPLEXITY AND HYDRODYNAMICS ON MACROFAUNAL ABUNDANCE

Rebecca J. Howard

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

Dr. Bob Howarth

Howarth*, B.; R. Marino, THE SCIENCE OF MANAGING NITROGEN INPUTS TO COASTAL WATERS

Mr. Xiaoqing Huang

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

John A. Huffman

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

Jeff E. Hughes

Hughes*, J.; M. Cieri; K. Tholke; L. Deegan; B. Peterson, ECOLOGY AND NUTRITION OF NEREIS DIVERSICOLOR (POLYCHAETA: NEREIDAE) IN A NEW ENGLAND ESTUARY

Dr. Rob G. Hughes

Hughes*, R.G.; O.A.l. Paramor, THE EFFECTS OF BIOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL PROCESSES ON SALTMARSH EROSION AND RESTORATION IN SE ENGLAND.

Nicholls*, J.C.; R.G. Hughes, FACTORS AFFECTING THE DISTRIBUTION OF ZOSTERA NOLTII AND ZOSTERA MARINA IN THE THAMES ESTUARY U.K.

Dr. Oscar K. Huh

Walker*, N.D.; O.K. Huh; A.S. Haag; A. Babin; S. Myint;, SATELLITE OBSERVATIONS OF PHYSICAL AND BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES IN LOUISIANA'S BAYS AND COASTAL WATERS

Dr. Leticia Huidobro

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

Carlton D. Hunt

Albro*, C.; C.D. Hunt; A. Mansfield; M.J. Mickelson; M. Hall, CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PLUME FROM THE NEW OUTFALL IN MASSACHUSETTS BAY

Hunt*, C.D.; M.J. Mickelson; K.E. Keay, USE OF ENVIRONMENTAL INDICATORS FOR WATER QUALITY MONITORING UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS WATER RESOURCES AUTHORITY OUTFALL MONITORING PROGRAM

Dr. Melody J. Hunt

Hunt*, M.J.; C.J. Madden, USE OF SIMULATION MODELS TO DETERMINE EFFECTS OF MULTIPLE STRESSORS ON SEAGRASSES IN NORTHEASTERN FLORIDA BAY

Dr. Todd Huspeni

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

Linda M. Huzzey

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

Dr. Chuanmin Hu

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

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

Emily Hyfield

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