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Dr. James E. Kaldy

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

Kaldy*, J.E., EVALUATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS CONTROLLING THE DISTRIBUTION OF NON-NATIVE ZOSTERA JAPONICA IN THE UPPER TIDAL ZONE OF YAQUINA BAY, OREGON.

Mr. Rick Kalke

Montagna*, P.; R. Kalke, RANGIA CUNEATA IS AN INDICATOR OF PAST INFLOW REGIMES

Montagna*, P.; C. Ritter; R. Kalke, EFFECT OF RESTORED INFLOW ON MARSH BENTHOS

Dr. Krista Kamer

Kamer*, K.; K. Schiff; P. Fong; R. Kennison, ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS CONTRIBUTE NUTRIENTS TO MACROALGAE: DIRECT EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE FROM A BIOASSAY

Dr. Woo-Jun Kang

Kang*, W.J.; J.H. Trefry, AN IMPRINT OF MAJOR HURRICANES AND THEIR BIOGEOCHEMICAL CONSEQUENCES IN FLORIDA BAY SEDIMENTS

Charles N. Katz

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

Dr. Mitsuhiro Kawase

Kawase*, M., SEASONAL, INTERANNUAL AND LONG-TERM VARIABILITY OF WATER MASSES IN PUGET SOUND, WASHINGTON

Dr. Michael Kearney

Stevenson*, J.C.; M. Kearney, IMPACTS OF ERODING MARSHES ON SEAGRASS HABITATS

Mr. Darryl J. Keith

Keith*, D.J.; S. Rego; S. Schollaert; J. Yoder, PRIMARY PRODUCTION ESTIMATES IN CHESAPEAKE BAY USING SEAWIFS

Brendan P. Kelaher

Kelaher*, B.; J. Levinton; P.L. Klerks, RESTORATION OF A SEVERELY POLLUTED ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEM: IMPACTS ON THE BENTHOS

Ms. Stephanie R. Keller

Keller*, S.R.;Greenawalt, J.M.; T.K. Frazer; S.K. Notestein; J.A. Hale; M.S. Allen, FISHING AND NATURAL MORTALITY OF BAY SCALLOPS ALONG THE GULF COAST OF FLORIDA

Dr. Bernard J. Kelley

Kelley*, B.J.; R.D. Porcher; H.N. McKellar; J.T. Morris, A MODEL OF PLANT SUCCESSION WITHIN PARTIALLY IMPOUNDED, SOUTHEASTERN FRESHWATER TIDAL MARSHES.

Stephen P. Kelly

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

Vincent M. Kelly

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

Heath Kelsey

Porter*, D.E.; H. Kelsey; G. Scott; D. White; M. Neet, USING GIS AND REGRESSION MODELING TECHNIQUES TO ASSESS THE ROLE OF LAND USE ON FECAL COLIFORM LEVELS IN ESTUARINE RECEIVING WATERS

Keska Kemper

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

Dr. Paul Kemp

Martin*, J.; E. Reyes; P. Kemp; H. Mashriqui; J.W. Day, MODELING THE EFFECTS OF SEA LEVEL RISE ACROSS DELTA LANDSCAPES

Dr. William M. Kemp

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

Kemp*, W.M.; J. Petersen, SCALING RELATIONSHIPS IN NATURAL AND EXPERIMENTAL COASTAL ECOSYSTEMS

Dr. Gary Kendrick

Walker*, D.I.; G.A. Kendrick; P.S. Lavery; K. Hillman, ECOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF SEAGRASS AND THE IMPACT OF SHELLSAND DREDGING ON

Heck L. Kenneth Jr

Beck*, M.W.; K.L. Heck Jr., IDENTIFICATION, CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT OF ESTUARINE AND MARINE NURSERIES: AN NCEAS WORKING GROUP REPORT

Judson Kenworthy

Kenworthy*, W.J.; J.P. Reid, UTILIZATION OF SEAGRASS HABITATS AND FEEDING BY ANTILLEAN MANATEES (TRICHECUS MANATUS MANATUS) IN PUERTO RICO.

Dr. WILLIAM J. KENWORTHY

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.

Mr. Mark A. Keusenkothen

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

David K. Kieckbusch

Kieckbusch*, D.; M. Koch-Rose; J. Serafy; A. Marsh, TROPHIC LINKAGES OF PRIMARY PRODUCERS AND CONSUMERS IN FRINGING MANGROVES OF TROPICAL LAGOONS

Steve A. Kilber

Tester*, P.A., ECOLOGICAL PREDICTIONS AND HUMAN HEALTH

Dr. Wim Kimmerer

Grimaldo*, L.F.; W. Kimmerer, IMPROVING NATIVE FISH COMMUNITIES THROUGH TIDAL WETLAND RESTORATION IN THE SAN FRANCISCO ESTUARY: CAN THE OPPORTUNITIES MEET EXPECTATIONS?

Kimmerer*, W.J., PHYSICAL, BIOLOGICAL, AND MANAGEMENT RESPONSES TO VARIABLE FRESHWATER FLOW INTO THE SAN FRANCISCO ESTUARY

Nicolini*, M.H.; W.J. Kimmerer; N. Ferm; C. Peñalva, PERSISTENT FOOD LIMITATION IN AN ESTUARINE COPEPOD

Ms. Eun-Hee Kim

Kim*, E.H.; R.P. Mason; E. Porter; H.Soulen, THE EFFECT OF RESUSPENSION ON THE FATE OF TOTAL AND METHYL MERCURY IN SEDIMENTS

Dr. John W. King

Ford*, K.H.; J.W. King, EXAMINATION OF THE IMPACT OF HISTORICAL HURRICANES IN COASTAL LAGOONS, RHODE ISLAND.

Stephen T. Kinsey

Miller*, S.L.; L.A. Leonard; S.T. Kinsey; J.N. Halls, AN EXAMINATION OF PHOSPHORUS BEHAVIOR AND SEDIMENT CHARACTERISTICS WITHIN ANTHROPOGENICALLY IMPACTED ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENTS

Dr. Yasunari Kiryu

Yasunari*, K.; J.D. Shields; W.K. Vogelbein; D.E. Zwerner; H. Kator; V.S. Blazer, INDUCTION OF SKIN ULCERS IN ATLANTIC MENHADEN WITH ZOOSPORES OF APHANOMYCES INVADANS

Dr. Wiley Kitchens

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

Dr. Christopher L. Kitting

Kitting*, C.L., MULTIDISCIPLINARY ENVIRONMENTAL COMPARISONS WITH AQUATIC ANIMAL ABUNDANCES AMONG WETLANDS IN SAN FRANCISCO ESTUARY, CALIFORNIA.

Dr. Greg J. Klassen

Bremner*, A.M.; G.J. Klassen, DEVELOPING AN INDEX OF BIOTIC INTEGRITY IN KOUCHIBOUGUAC ESTUARY USING FISH COMMUNITIES.

Dr. Paulus L. Klerks

Kelaher*, B.; J. Levinton; P.L. Klerks, RESTORATION OF A SEVERELY POLLUTED ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEM: IMPACTS ON THE BENTHOS

Nyman*, J.A.; P.L. Klerks, SOME EFFECTS OF PETROLEUM HYDROCARBONS ON WETLAND PLANTS, MICROBES, AND ANIMALS

Abigail J. Knee

Knee*, A.J., LOBSTER LARVAL TRANSPORT: ARE STABLE CARBON ISOTOPES USEFUL INDICATORS OF LARVAL SOURCE?

Dr. Ronald T. Kneib

Kneib*, R.T.; S.R. Webb, LANDSCAPE COMPLEXITY AND ABUNDANCE OF JUVENILE WHITE SHRIMP LITOPENAEUS SETIFERUS IN SUBTIDAL AND INTERTIDAL ESTUARINE HABITATS

Ms. Tara A. Kniskern

Kniskern*, T.A.; S.A. Kuehl, SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL VARIABILTY OF PHYSICAL AND BIOLOGICAL MIXING IN THE YORK RIVER SUBESTUARY

Evamaria W. Koch

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

Koch*, E.W.; M.K. Wood, ATTENUATION OF WAVE HEIGHT AND PERIOD AS A FUNCTION OF THE VEGETATIVE STATE OF A SEAGRASS.

Severn*, W.A.; E.W. Koch, SAV HABITAT REQUIREMENTS IN AN ADJACENT MEADOW AND CANOPY

Mr. Florian Koch

Koch*, F.; C.J. Gobler, FACTORS CONTROLLING GROWTH OF PHYTOPLANKTON POPULATIONS IN THE PECONIC ESTUARY, NY

Koch*, F.; C.J. Gobler, FACTORS CONTROLLING GROWTH OF PHYTOPLANKTON POPULATIONS IN THE PECONIC ESTUARY, NY

Dr. Marguerite S. Koch

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

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

Gras*, A.; M. Koch-Rose, PHOSPHORUS UPTAKE KINETICS OF THE TROPICAL SEAGRASS THALASSIA TESTUDINUM

Koch*, M.S.; R. Benz, PHOSPHORUS UPTAKE BY CARBONATE SEDIMENTS WITH VARYING GRAIN SIZE

Ms. Stephanie Koch

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.

Dr. Eric T. Koepfler

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

Raymond A. Konisky

Konisky*, R.A.; D.M. Burdick, A SIMULATION MODEL TO PREDICT PLANT COMMUNITY RESPONSE TO HYDROLOGIC RESTORATION OF TIDAL-RESTRICTED NEW ENGLAND SALT MARSHES

Dr. Frederick C. Kopfler

Ache*, B.W.; F.C. Kopfler, THE OCCURRENCE OF MERCURY IN THE FISHERY RESOURCES OF THE GULF OF MEXICO

Dr. Blaine S. Kopp

Kopp*, B.S.; F.T. Short; J.L. Gaeckle; K. Matso, IMPROVED TOOLS FOR EELGRASS RESTORATION: A CASE STUDY OF SITE SELECTION AND TRANSPLANTING TECHNIQUES IN BUZZARDS BAY, MASSACHUSETTS.

Michael S. Korvela

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

Mr. Charles W. Kovach

Kovach*, C.W.; G.A. Borstad; M. Martínez de Saavedra Alvarez, CASI IMAGING OF THE COASTAL ZONE NEAR TAMPA, FLORIDA

Dr. Jae-Young Ko

Ko*, J.Y.; E. Reyes; J.W. Day; P.H. Templet, EVALUATION OF ECOLOGICAL ENGINEERING APPLICATION: COMMERCIAL FISHERY OUTPUT CHANGES FROM RIVER DIVERSION AT CAERNRVON, LOUISIANA

Christian F. Krahforst

Krahforst*, C.F., HIGH TEMPORALLY RESOLVED, NEAR REAL TIME ESTIMATES OF PRIMARY PRODUCTION IN A SHALLOW COASTAL EMBAYMENT: THE USE OF PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY IN ESTUARINE HEALTH ASSESSMENT

Ken W. Krauss

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

Mr. Richard T. Kraus

Rooker*, J.R.; R.T. Kraus; D.H. Secor, DISPERSIVE AND RETENTIVE BEHAVIORS OF ESTUARINE FISHES: IS OTOLITH STRONTIUM A RELIABLE INDICATOR OF SALINITY HISTORY?

Dr. Daniel A. Kreeger

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.

Dr. Marie Helene Krief

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

Kevin D. Kroeger

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.

Roy K. Kropp

Kropp*, R.K.; K.E. Keay; E.D. Gallagher; J.A. Blake; R.J. Diaz, NINE-YEAR SPECIES RICHNESS PATTERNS IN MASSACHUSETTS COASTAL SEDIMENTS

Ms. Jan Kucklick

Redalje*, D.G.; J. Kucklick, THE NOAA COASTAL MANAGEMENT FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM: A FEDERAL, STATE AND UNIVERSITY PARTNERSHIP

Dr. Steven A. Kuehl

Kniskern*, T.A.; S.A. Kuehl, SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL VARIABILTY OF PHYSICAL AND BIOLOGICAL MIXING IN THE YORK RIVER SUBESTUARY

Ms. Jennifer I. Kunzelman

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.

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