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Timothy J. Iannuzzi

Iannuzzi*, T.J.; T.A. Armstrong; D.F. Ludwig, SMALL-SCALE VARIATION IN BIOACCUMULATION OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS IN SHALLOW WATER ESTUARINE HABITATS.

Dr. Hitoshi Iizumi

Iizumi, H.; K. Suzuki*, QUANTITATIVE ESTIMATION OF FAUNAL BIOMASS AT SEAGRASS BEDS

Dr. Graeme J. Inglis

Inglis*, G.J., LIFE-HISTORY ADAPTATIONS OF A TROPICAL SEAGRASS TO SEVERE STORMS

Dr. Masamichi Inoue

Park*, D.; M. Inoue; W.J. Wiseman, Jr., HYDRODYNAMICS AND FRESHWATER DISPERSION WITHIN BARATARIA BASIN

Dr. Nenad Iricanin

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

Michael J. Irlbeck

Irlbeck*, M.J.; G.H. Ward, EXPERIMENTAL RIVER DIVERSION FOR MARSH ENHANCEMENT

Mr. Christopher S. Irwin

Vieira*, M.E.C.; C.S. Irwin, DYNAMICS OF DESTRATIFICATION IN A SMALL TRIBUTARY ESTUARY

Mr. Saiful Islam

Islam, S.; R.C. Jones*, SEASONAL DYNAMICS OF SIZE-FRACTIONATED PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITIES IN THE TIDAL FRESHWATER POTOMAC RIVER, USA

Mr. Richard R. Isleib

Fitzpatrick*, J.J.; R.R.Isleib, ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACTS OF WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT OUTFALL RELOCATION ON THE MASSACHUSETTS BAYS SYSTEM

Mr. David M. Iwaniec

Iwaniec*, D.M.; D.L. Childers, LANDSCAPE LOCATION AND WATER SOURCE EFFECTS ON PERIPHYTON METABOLISM

Dr. Myrna E. Jacobson

Jacobson*, M.E.; B.J. Smallwood, PHOSPHATE LIMITATION AND CARBON CYCLING MEASURED ACROSS A GRADIENT OF MANGROVE TREE HEIGHTS AND SPECIES TYPES IN BELIZE

Wooller*, M.; B. Smallwood; M. Jacobson; M. Fogel, LANDSCAPE SCALE CARBON AND NITROGEN ISOTOPIC PATTERNS IN MANGROVE ECOSYSTEMS

Dr. Rudolf Jaffe

Mead*, R.; R. Jaffe, ORGANIC MATTER SOURCES TO SUSPENDED PARTICULATE MATTER FROM THE FLORIDA COASTAL EVERGLADES: A MOLECULAR MARKER STUDY.

Yanez*, C.; R. Jaffe, A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF THE SEDIMENTARY ORGANIC MATTER OF TWO CONTRASTING CHANNELS IN THE ORINOCO DELTA, VENEZUELA.

Ms. Kathryn A. Jahn

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

Dr. Mary-Jane James-Pirri

James-Pirri*, M.J.; K. Tuxbury; S. Koch; S. Fish; W. Kurz, SPAWNING DENSITIES, POPULATION PARAMETERS, AND MOVEMENT OF HORSESHOE CRABS (LIMULUS POLYPHEMUS) ON CAPE COD, MASSACHUSETTS.

Roman*, C.T.; B.L. Nowicki; M.J. James-Pirri, ESTUARINE NUTRIENT ENRICHMENT AT CAPE COD NATIONAL SEASHORE: DEVELOPMENT OF A MONITORING PROTOCOL

Anthony Janicki

Janicki*, A.; H. Greening, ASSESSMENT OF PROGRESS TOWARD SEAGRASS RESTORATION GOALS IN AN UNCERTAIN ENVIRONMENT

Pribble*, R.; A. Janicki, EXAMINATION OF CHANGES IN FRESHWATER INFLOW TO TAMPA BAY

Dr. Hans Jannasch

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

Jennifer L. Jarrell

Jarrell*, J.L.; A.M. Lohrer; W.V. Johnson; D.M. Allen, USING MULTI-FACETED ESTUARINE MONITORING TO DETECT AN APERIODIC ANTHROPOGENIC IMPACT AT THE NORTH INLET-WINYAH BAY NERR

Dr. Alan D. Jassby

Mueller-Solger*, A.B.; A.D. Jassby; D.C. Muller-Navarra, NUTRITIONAL VALUE OF PARTICULATE ORGANIC MATTER FOR ZOOPLANKTON (DAPHNIA) IN A TIDAL FRESHWATER ESTUARY IN CALIFORNIA

Norbert A. Jaworski

Jaworski*, N.A., INCREASES IN NITROGEN FLUXES TO THE POTOMAC ESTUARY FROM WATERSHED SPRING RUNOFF PLUSES, 1900-2000

Dr. David A. Jay

Jay*, D.A.; P.K. Naik, HYDROLOGY AND COLUMBIA RIVER JUVENILE SALMONIDS -- SEPARATING HUMAN AND CLIMATE EFFECTS

Michelle M. Jeansonne

Jeansonne*, M.; A. McKinney; E. Stecker; J. Burns, COMPARISON OF LOWER ST. JOHNS RIVER ESTUARY MID-CHANNEL AND NEAR-SHORE WATER QUALITY CONDITIONS

Dr. Harry P. Jeffries

Jeffries*, H.P., CLIMATIC WARMING AFFECTS FISHES OF THE NARRAGANSETT BAY AREA

Dr. Claudette L. Jenkins

Jenkins*, C.L., THE IMPACTS OF STORMWATER RUNOFF ON EASTERN SHORE (VA) COASTAL SYSTEMS

Dr. Cecil A. Jennings

Reinert*, T.R.; C.A. Jennings; W. Kitchens, RESPONSES OF THE FRESHWATER MARSH AND STRIPED BASS POPULATION TO MODIFICATIONS OF THE SAVANNAH RIVER ESTUARY, GEORGIA, USA

Mr. Henning S. Jensen

Jensen*, H.S., RELATIVE PHOSPHORUS RELEASE AND PHOSPHORUS RETENTION EFFICIENCY IN SEDIMENTS ALONG GRADIENTS IN SALINITY AND IRON ACCUMULATION RATES

Mr. Roger J. Johansson

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

Ms. Galen A. Johnson

Johnson*, G.A.; R.R. Christian; C.H. Charles; F.J. Fodrie, EFFECTS OF TRAWLER DISCARDING PRACTICES ON ESTUARINE FOOD WEBS: UNEXPECTED BENEFITS FOR BLUE CRABS?

Kelly Johnson

Zhang*, Q.; K. Johnson; E. Seney; C. Ware; W. Dowd; J. Romine; K. Watson; S. Lerberg; L. Schaffner, USING TECHNOLOGY TO CHARACTERIZE BENTHIC HABITAT FEATURES OF YORK RIVER ESTUARY, VIRGINIA

Ms. Sarah M. Johnson

Johnson*, S.M.; C.L. MacLeod, MERCURY IN SEDIMENT AND POREWATERS OF THE MEDWAY ESTUARY, UK

Ms. Tessa M. Johnson

Johnson*, T.M.; S.M. Bollens, ECOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION OF LARVAL PACIFIC HERRING (CLUPEA PALLASI ) WITH TIDAL FRONTS IN THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY ESTUARY.

Mr. Wesley R. Johnson

Johnson*, W.; J. Almeida; M. Fletcher, RELATING BACTERIOPLANKTON AND PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITY COMPOSITIONS IN TIDAL CREEK ESTUARIES EXHIBITING DIFFERING NUTRIENT REGIMES

Dr. Ron Johnstone

Wilson*, J.R.; R. Johnstone, DISTRIBUTION, TAXONOMY AND PRODUCTIVITY OF BENTHIC MICROALGAE IN TWO COASTAL LAGOONS IN NSW, AUSTRALIA

Deborah J. Johnston

Johnston*, D.; M. Martin, CONTAMINANT FORECASTING AT HAZARDOUS WASTE SITES IN CALIFORNIA MARINE WATERS.

Dr. James B. Johnston

Johnston*, J.B.; S. Wilson; P. Bourgeois; A. Martucci; C. Cretini; C. Conzelman; M. Nesta, GULF OF MEXICO INTEGRATED SCIENCE DATABASE INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM - TAMPA BAY PROTOTYPE

Dr. JACOB JOHN

John*, J., TOXIC CYANOBACTERIAL BLOOMS IN THE SWAN-CANNING ESTUARY PERTH, AUSTRALIA: TOXICITY AND ECOLOGY

Dr. Robert B. Jonas

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

Dr. R C. Jones

Islam, S.; R.C. Jones*, SEASONAL DYNAMICS OF SIZE-FRACTIONATED PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITIES IN THE TIDAL FRESHWATER POTOMAC RIVER, USA

Thomas Jones Jr.

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

Walter B. Jones

Jones*, W.B.; L.A. Cifuentes; J.E. Kaldy, CARBON SOURCES TO THE BACTERIAL COMMUNITY IN THE LOWER LAGUNA MADRE, TEXAS.

Frank Jordan

Jordan*, F., ONTOGENY OF HABITAT USE BY JUVENILE PINK SHRIMP

Mr. Rudek Joseph

Rader*, D.; J. Rudek, EVALUATION OF ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES TO RESTORING NUTRIENT IMPAIRED WATERSHEDS IN THE ALBEMARLE-PAMLICO ESTUARY

Dr. Samantha B. Joye

Joye*, S.B.; S.E. MacAvoy; W.P. Porubsky; N.B. Weston, GROUNDWATER INPUTS AND SEDIMENT BIOGEOCHEMICAL PROCESSES IN GEORGIA AND SOUTH CAROLINA COASTAL ECOSYSTEMS.

Dr. Francis Juanes

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

Juanes*, F.; R. Rountree, LOW TIDE NEKTON DENSITIES OF A SUBTIDAL MARSH CREEK BASED ON AN IMPROVED SAMPLING METHOD

Rountree*, R.A.; F. Juanes, DIEL ZONATION CHANGES IN SIZE-SPECIFIC DENSITIES OF MARSH CREEK NEKTON ARE THE RULE NOT THE EXCEPTION.

Mr. Sukgeun Jung

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

Dubravko Justic

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

Justic*, D.; N.N. Rabalais; R.E. Turner, IMPACTS OF CLIMATE VARIABILITY ON COASTAL HYPOXIA: EVIDENCE FROM CONTINUOUS OBSERVATIONS IN THE NORTHERN GULF OF MEXICO

Rabalais*, N.N.; D. Justic; R.E. Turner; D. Goolsby; W. Battaglin; B.E. Cole; J.K. Craig; W.J. Wiseman, Jr., MISSISSIPPI RIVER FRESHWATER AND NUTRIENT FLUXES, HYPOXIA IN THE GULF OF MEXICO, AND CLIMATE VARIABILITY

Dr. Pamela C. Jutte

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

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

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