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John M. Macauley

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

Stephen E. MacAvoy

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.

Mr. Timothy C. MacDonald

McBride, R.S.; T.C. MacDonald*; R.E. Matheson; D.A.Rydene; P.B. Hood, NURSERY HABITATS FOR LADYFISH, ELOPS SAURUS, ALONG SALINITY GRADIENTS IN TWO FLORIDA ESTUARIES

Ms. C. Fiona MacKay

Cyrus*, D.P.; C.F. MacKay; S.P. Weerts, THE IMPACT OF BEACH DISPOSED DREDGER SPOIL ON SELECTED COMPONENTS OF THE MHLATHUZE ESTUARY, SOUTH AFRICA.

MacKay*, C.F.; D.P. Cyrus, SCENARIO-BASED BIOTIC RESPONSES TO POTENTIAL FRESHWATER DEFICITS IN A SOUTH AFRICAN ESTUARY

Dr. Cecilia L. MacLeod

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

Spencer*, K.L.; C.L. MacLeod, ISOTOPE COMPOSITION AND BEHAVIOUR OF PB IN SALT MARSH SEDIMENTS, MEDWAY ESTUARY, KENT, UK.

Tara A. MacPherson

MacPherson*, T.A.; M. Mallin; L.B. Cahoon, SEDIMENT OXYGEN DEMAND AND BIOCHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND- PATTERNS OF OXYGEN DEPLETION IN TIDAL CREEKS

Dr. Christopher J. Madden

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

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

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.

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

Madden*, C.J., IMPACTS OF PULSING ON SEAGRASS COMMUNITIES IN NORTHEASTERN FLORIDA BAY: AN EXPERIMENTAL AND MODELING STUDY

Parker* III, F.M.; D.L. Childers; C.J. Madden, SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL VARIABILITY IN NUTRIENT LOADING AND EXCHANGES IN A HYDROLOGICALLY RESTORED SOUTHERN EVERGLADES MARSH

Mr. Kevin Madley

Madley*, K.; G. McRae, FLORIDA'S INSHORE MARINE MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT PROGRAM: SUMMARY OF 2000 SAMPLING SEASON

Dr. Sharook P. Madon

Madon*, S.P.; J.W. West; J.B. Zedler, FISH FEEDING AND GROWTH IN TEMPORARILY IMPOUNDED TIDAL WETLANDS.

West*, J.M.; S.P. Madon; J.B. Zedler, TIDAL CREEKS FACILITATE FISH MOVEMENT ONTO RESTORED MARSH HABITATS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Dr. Joachim Maes

Maes*, J.; S. Van Damme; F. Ollevier, STABILITY IN THE STRUCTURE OF THE FISH COMMUNITY IN THE POLLUTED SCHELDT ESTUARY

Stevens*, M.; J. Maes; F. Ollevier, MODELLING GROWTH AND CONSUMPTION OF JUVENILE FLOUNDER PLATICHTHYS FLESUS (L.) IN EUROPEAN ESTUARIES

Catarina Magalhaes

Magalhães*, C.M.; W.J. Wiebe; A.A. Bordalo, UNRECOGNIZED ROLE OF ROCKY BIOFILMS IN ESTUARINE CARBON AND NUTRIENT DYNAMICS

Dr. Robert E. Magnien

Goshorn*, D.M.; R.E. Magnien; P. Tango, ASSOCIATION BETWEEN PRESENCE OF LESIONED MENHADEN AND PFIESTERIA IN MARYLAND

Magnien*, R.; B. Michael; P. Tango; D. Goshorn; R. Karrh; D. Oldach; H. Bowers, ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN PFIESTERIA PISCICIDA AND ENVIRONMENTAL VARIABLES IN CHESAPEAKE BAY

Ms. Alisa F. Maier

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

Edward J. Majzlik

Majzlik*, E.J., TIDAL-FORCING OF PEEDEE RIVER WATER INTO THE SAMPIT RIVER AND IMPLICATIONS FOR RESIDENCE TIMES

Mr. Vincent J. Malkoski

Wilbur*, A.R.; V.J. Malkoski, DISTRIBUTION, ABUNDANCE AND SIZE CLASS OF AMERICAN LOBSTER IN GLOUCESTER HARBOR, MASSACHUSETTS: PRESPECTIVE FROM AN URBAN ESTUARY

Michael A. Mallin

Mallin*, M.A.; D.C. Parsons; M.R. McIver; S.H. Ensign; V.L. Johnson; H.A. CoVan, NURIENTS, NUTRIENT LIMITATION, AND PHYTOPLANKTON BLOOMS IN URBANIZED NORTH CAROLINA TIDAL CREEKS

McIver*, M.R.; M.A. Mallin; D.C. Parsons; S.H. Ensign; G.C. Shank; V.L. Johnson; H.A. CoVan, IMPACTS OF SEWAGE DIVERSION ON THE NEW RIVER ESTUARY

Parsons*, D.C.; M.A. Mallin, EFFECT OF POLLUTANT SOURCE DISTANCE ON WATER QUALITY PARAMETER CONCENTRATIONS OF SIX TIDAL CREEKS IN SOUTHEASTERN NORTH CAROLINA

Mr. Jose Ernesto Mancera

Mancera-Pineda, J.E.; X. Arango-Esteves*; L. Botero, EFFECTS OF FRESHWATER DIVERSION ON TWO MANGROVE SPECIES IN CIENAGA GRANDE DE SANTA MARTA, COLOMBIAN CARIBBEAN.

Mancera*, J.E.; R. Twilley, MANGROVE ORGANIC MATTER UTILIZATION AS SOURCE OF ENERGY: A REVIEW

Nathan Mantua

Mantua*, N., CLIMATE IMPACTS ON PACIFIC NORTHWEST ESTUARIES

Cole L. Marci

Valiela*, I.; J.L. Bowen; M.L. Cole; G. Tomasky, RECONSTRUCTION OF NITROGEN LOADS TO ESTUARIES BASED ON HISTORICAL CHANGES IN WATERSHEDS

Dr. Roxanne Marino

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

Swaney*, D.; R. Marino, A REVIEW OF ESTIMATES OF AIR-WATER EXCHANGE OF OXYGEN AND THEIR SIGNIFICANCE FOR ESTIMATING PRODUCTIVITY

Ms. Ana Judith Marmolejo

Choumiline*, E.; A. Meyer Otto; A.J. Marmolejo; D. Sapozhnikov; N. Nikolayeva, IRON AND TRACE METALS IN SEDIMENTS OF THE TROPICAL RIVER MARABASCO AND ITS ESTUARY

Harold G. Marshall

Buchanan*, C.; R. Lacouture; H. Marshall; M. Olson; J. Johnson, DEVELOPMENT OF SEASON- AND SALINITY-BASED REFERENCE COMMUNITIES FOR ESTUARINE PHYTOPLANKTON

Marshall*, H.G.; D. Seaborn; J. Wolny; T. Stem., MONITORING FOR PFIESTERIA AND PFIESTERIA-LIKE ORGANISMS IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY ESTUARIES OF VIRGINIA:1997-2000

Nesius*, K.; H. Marshall, CHESAPEAKE BAY MONITORING PROGRAM:LONG TERM PHYTOPLANKTON STUDIES IN THE SOUTHERN CHESAPEAKE BAY:1985-2000

Dr. Michael J. Marshall

Marshall*, M.J.; R.R. Lewis, III, SHORELINE PROTECTION AND RESTORATION AT PELICAN ISLAND NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE (AMERICA'S FIRST WILDLLIFE REFUGE)

Dr. Carlos M. Martinez

Nagy*, G.J.; M. Gomez-Erache; C.M. Martinez; E.A. Forbes; V. Pshenikov; A. Ponce; P. Robatto, HYDROCLIMATIC VARIABILITY AND CHANGE IN THE RIO DE LA PLATA RIVER ESTUARY SYSTEM: ECOSYSTEM RESPONSE

Mr. Edward J. Martino

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

Dr. Flávio Martins

Martins*, F.; R. Neves; P. Pina, MODELLING ANTROPOGENIC IMPACT ON PRIMARY PRODUCTION OF SADO ESTUARY

Dr. Irene Martins

Martins*, I.; M.A. Pardal; A.I. Lillebo; J.M, Neto; J.C. Marques; M.R. Flindt, A MODEL FOR GREEN MACROALGAL PRODUCTIVITY IN A TIDAL EUTROPHIC ESTUARY (MONDEGO ESTUARY, PORTUGAL)

Dr. Jay F. Martin

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

Dr. Michael Martin

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

Dr. Michael D. Materne

Materne*, M.D.; K.L. McKee; I.A. Mendelssohn, SUDDEN SALT MARSH DIEBACK IN COASTAL LOUISIANA: SOIL AND VEGETATIVE CONDITIONS AT 21 EXPERIMENTAL SITES

Dr. Mary B. Matta

Fritz, A.; M. Baker-Matta*; W. Schulze, REMEDIATION AND RESTORATION OF A PCB CONTAMINATED STREAM

Mr. Robert A. Mattson

Mattson*, R.A., RESOURCE-BASED ESTABLISHMENT OF FRESHWATER INFLOW REQUIREMENTS FOR THE SUWANNEE RIVER ESTUARY

Mr. William R. Matzie

Barile*, P.J.; B.E. Lapointe; W.R. Matzie, ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF WASTEWATER NUTRIENT DISCHARGES FROM MAN-MADE CANAL SYSTEMS IN THE FLORIDA KEYS

Dr. George A. Maul

Maul*, G.A., GEOGRAPHICAL SETTING OF THE INDIAN RIVER LAGOON: AN ESTUARY SYSTEM OF THE INTRA-AMERICAS SEA

Christine L. May

May*, C.L.; L.V. Lucas; J.R. Koseff, THE INFLUENCE OF WIND EVENTS ON TURBIDTY AND PHYTOPLANKTON DYNAMICS

Ms. Melynda K. May

May*, M.K.; M.M. Brinson, HEADWARD EROSION OF TIDAL CREEKS

Dr. Monica A. Mazurek

Seitzinger*, S.P.; R.J. Lauck; M.A. Mazurek; R.M. Styles; H.E. Hartnett, CHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF BIOAVAILABLE AND REFRACTORY COMPONENTS OF DOM INPUTS TO ESTUARIES

Mr. Hongguang Ma

Ma*, H.; J.P. Grassle, SURFCLAM LARVAL DISTRIBUTION AND SETTLEMENT ON THE NEW JERSEY CONTINENTAL SHELF

Robert McAdory

McAdory*, R.; T. Pratt; R. Curry, A LARGE SYNOPTIC TIDE, VELOCITY, SALINITY, AND WEATHER DATA SET FOR USE IN MODELING BISCAYNE BAY, FL

Ms. Leigh McCallister

McCallister*, S.L.; E.A. Canuel; J.E. Bauer; H.W. Ducklow, A LIPID BIOMARKER APPROACH TO ASSESSING DIFFERENCES IN SOURCES AND REACTIVITY OF ESTUARINE PARTICULATE AND DISSOLVED ORGANIC MATTER

Robin K. McCall

McCall*, R.K.; C.A. Moncreiff, EPIPHYTIC CONTRIBUTIONS TO PLANKTONIC CHLOROPHYLL AND ALGAL SPECIES DIVERSITY.

Ms. Catherine M. McClellan

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

Robert McConnell

Robison*, D.; R. McConnell, HYDROBIOLOGICAL MONITORING FOR NEW WATER SUPPLY DEVELOPMENT IN THE TAMPA BAY REGION

Jame E. McCray

McCray*, J.E., THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DINOFLAGELLATE PREY DENSITY AND FEEDING HABITS OF LARVAL CRABS

Donna E. McDowell

McDowell*, D.E., INFLUENCE OF PLANT GROWTH REGULATOR LEVELS AND NITROGEN CONTENT ON CALLUS INDUCTION FROM SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA EXPLANTS.

Lawrence W. McEachron

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

Dr. Dennis J. McGillicuddy Jr.

McGillicuddy*, Jr., D.J., PREDICTIVE MODELS OF ALEXANDRIUM SPP. BLOOMS IN THE GULF OF MAINE

Thomas E. McGinnis II

McGinnis*, T.E., II; K.L. McKee; P.L. Faulkner, SOIL AND BELOWGROUND ROOT DYNAMICS IN MANGROVES IMPACTED BY HURRICANE MITCH, A LARGE PULSE EVENT

Dr. Karen J. McGlathery

McGlathery*, K.J.; A.C. Tyler; I.C. Anderson, STOICHIOMETRY OF ORGANIC MATTER MINERALIZATION IN A TEMPERATE COASTAL LAGOON

Rosinski*, J.L.; K.J. McGlathery, MACROALGAL MATS ALTER BENTHIC COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN A TEMPERATE COASTAL LAGOON

Thomsen*, M.S.; T. Wernberg; K. McGlathery; G.A. Kendrick, EFFECT OF WATER MOTION ON MORPHOLOGICAL AND BIOMECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF ECKLONIA RADIATA IN SOUTHWEST AUSTRALIA

Tyler*, A.C.; K.J. McGlathery; I.C. Anderson, DON FLUXES IN A MACROALGAL-DOMINATED TEMPERATE LAGOON: A COMPOUND SPECIFIC APPROACH

Dr. Gregory F. McIsaac

McIsaac*, G.; D. Goolsby; M. David, NET ANTHROPOGENIC N INPUT TO THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER BASIN AND NITRATE FLUX IN THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI RIVER

Matthew R. McIver

Mallin*, M.A.; D.C. Parsons; M.R. McIver; S.H. Ensign; V.L. Johnson; H.A. CoVan, NURIENTS, NUTRIENT LIMITATION, AND PHYTOPLANKTON BLOOMS IN URBANIZED NORTH CAROLINA TIDAL CREEKS

McIver*, M.R.; M.A. Mallin; D.C. Parsons; S.H. Ensign; G.C. Shank; V.L. Johnson; H.A. CoVan, IMPACTS OF SEWAGE DIVERSION ON THE NEW RIVER ESTUARY

Carole C. McIvor

McIvor*, C.C.; T.J. Smith III, COMPARATIVE ECOLOGY OF REPRESENTATIVE ESTUARINE WETLANDS IN TAMPA BAY

Brent McKee

Sutula*, M.A.; T.S. Bianchi; B.A. McKee, EFFECT OF SEASONAL SEDIMENT STORAGE AND DIAGENESIS ON LOWER MISSISSIPPI RIVER CARBON AND NUTRIENT CYCLING

Dr. Karen L. McKee

Feller*, I.C.; K.L. McKee; D. Whigham; C.E. Lovelock, ECOSYSTEM STRUCTURE AND PROCESSES: MANGROVES

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

Materne*, M.D.; K.L. McKee; I.A. Mendelssohn, SUDDEN SALT MARSH DIEBACK IN COASTAL LOUISIANA: SOIL AND VEGETATIVE CONDITIONS AT 21 EXPERIMENTAL SITES

McKee*, K.L.; I.C. Feller; M. Popp; W. Wanek, MANGROVE ISOTOPIC FRACTIONATION (DELTA¹⁵N AND DELTA¹³C)ACROSS A NITROGEN VERSUS PHOSPHORUS LIMITATION GRADIENT

Rooth*, J.E.; K.L. McKee, FACILITATION OF MANGROVE RECRUITMENT BY HERBACEOUS VEGETATION AT A CLEAR-CUT SITE IN BELIZE

Henry N. McKellar Jr.

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

McKellar*, H.; P. Saroprayogi; M. Alford; J. Kelley; J.T. Morris, TIDAL NUTRIENT FLUXES IN RELICT RICE FIELD WETLANDS: RELATIONS TO VEGETATION DOMINANTS AND SUCCESSION

Mr. Len J. McKenzie

Coles*, R.G.; L.J. McKenzie, SEAGRASS-WATCH: CITIZEN BASED MONITORING OF LONG-TERM SEAGRASS TRENDS

Alicia A. McKinney

McKinney*, A.A.; M.M. Jeansonne; E.J. Stecker; J.W. Burns, Jr., EVALUATION OF GLASS PRISMS AS A BOAT DOCK CONSTRUCTION BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICE

Richard McKinney

Wigand*, C.; R. McKinney; M. Chintala; G. Thursby; P. Groffman, VARYING LANDSCAPE STRUCTURE AND POTENTIAL DENITRIFICATION ACTIVITY AMONG MARSHES ALONG AN ANTHROPOGENIC DISTURBANCE GRADIENT

Shawn M. McLaughlin

McLaughlin*, S.M., THE EPIZOOTIOLOGY OF PERKINSUS SP. INFECTIONS IN BIVALVE MOLLUSKS: A REVIEW

Dr. Donald S. McLusky

McLusky*, D.S.; H.M. Davis, LONG TERM EFFECTS OF AN OIL REFINERY ON AN ESTUARINE BENTHIC COMMUNITY

Martha P. McMurry

McMurry*, M.P.; M.T. Favaloro; J.M. Meriwether; J.A. Nyman; R.R. Twilley, EFFECT OF HYDROLOGIC MANIPULATION ON THE ACCUMULATION OF ORGANIC MATTER IN BRACKISH MARSHES, CHENIER PLAIN, LOUISIANA

Phillips*, L.A.; M.P. McMurry; J.R. Meriwether; R.R. Twilley, CONFIRMATION OF THE ¹³⁷CS (1963) DATING TECHNIQUE BY COMPARISON TO THE HISTORIC DEPOSITION LAYER LEFT BY HURRICANE AUDREY (1957).

Mr. Gil McRae

Madley*, K.; G. McRae, FLORIDA'S INSHORE MARINE MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT PROGRAM: SUMMARY OF 2000 SAMPLING SEASON

Mr. Ralph N. Mead

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

Israel Medina Gomez

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

Dr. John Meeder

Boyer*, J.N.; J. Meeder, INFLUENCE OF FRESHWATER DISCHARGE AND NUTRIENT LOADING ON INSHORE BENTHIC COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN BISCAYNE BAY

Dr. Patrick Megonigal

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

Megonigal*, P.; J. Cornell; C. Craft, RAPID DEVELOPMENT OF THE CARBON CYCLE IN CREATED SALT MARSHES

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

Dr. Patrick M. Meire

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

Mr. Greg M. Melia

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

Dr. Irving A. Mendelssohn

Materne*, M.D.; K.L. McKee; I.A. Mendelssohn, SUDDEN SALT MARSH DIEBACK IN COASTAL LOUISIANA: SOIL AND VEGETATIVE CONDITIONS AT 21 EXPERIMENTAL SITES

Mendelssohn*, I.A., WATER LEVEL MANAGEMENT: EFFECTS ON SOIL-PLANT RELATIONSHIPS IN COASTAL MARSHES

Pahl*, J.W.; I.A. Mendelssohn, GROWTH AND CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM IN RESPONSE TO SALINITY AND SULFIDE STRESS IN THE MARSH PLANT PANICUM HEMITOMON

Stanton*, L.E.; I.A. Mendelssohn, THE EFFECTS OF DISTURBANCE AND EUTROPHICATION ON THE ESTABLISHMENT OF PHRAGMITES AUSTRALIS

Dr. Lesa Meng

Chintala*, M.M.; L. Meng; G. Cicchetti, SHALLOW HABITATS IN TWO RHODE ISLAND SYSTEMS: II. PATTERNS OF SIZE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTIONAL GROUPS

Cicchetti*, G.; L. Meng; M. Chintala, SHALLOW HABITATS IN TWO RHODE ISLAND SYSTEMS: I. PATTERNS OF FAUNAL DENSITY AND BIOMASS

Meng*, L.C.D.; J. Orphanides; C. Powell, USING A FISH INDEX TO ASSESS HABITAT QUALITY IN NARRAGANSETT BAY, RHODE ISLAND: THE IMPORTANCE OF THE UPPER ESTUARY

Manuel F. Merello

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

Merello*, F.M.; D.M.Berns; P.R.Carlson, EXPERIMENTAL RESTORATION OF SEAGRASS DIE-OFF IN FLORIDA BAY

Mr. Sergio L. Merino

Carter*, J.; A. Arrivillaga; S. Merino, SURVEY OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF ESTUARINE SAV ALONG THE GULF COAST WITH A SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON INVASIVE ALIEN SPECIES.

Carter, J.; A. Arrivillaga; S. Merino*; R. Boustany; E. Chappelle; L. Corp, LIGHT INDUCED FLUORESCENCE FOR ASSESSING THE HEALTH OF SUBMERGED AQUATIC VEGETATION.

Dr. John R. Meriwether

McMurry*, M.P.; M.T. Favaloro; J.M. Meriwether; J.A. Nyman; R.R. Twilley, EFFECT OF HYDROLOGIC MANIPULATION ON THE ACCUMULATION OF ORGANIC MATTER IN BRACKISH MARSHES, CHENIER PLAIN, LOUISIANA

Twilley*, R.R.; D. Cahoon; J. Meriwether; A. Nyman, USING IMPOUNDED WETLANDS TO TEST CONCEPTS OF COASTAL WETLAND SUCCESSION

Amy A. Merten

Merten*, A., RESTORING CONTAMINATED SITES IN THE ANACOSTIA URBAN WATERWAY

Dr. Alejandro Meyer Otto

Choumiline*, E.; A. Meyer Otto; A.J. Marmolejo; D. Sapozhnikov; N. Nikolayeva, IRON AND TRACE METALS IN SEDIMENTS OF THE TROPICAL RIVER MARABASCO AND ITS ESTUARY

Dr. Mark B. Meyers

Meyers*, M.B.; J.J. Fitzpatrick, PHOSPHORUS DYNAMICS AND FATE IN A CONSTRUCTED WETLAND: SIMULATION ANALYSIS

Dr. David L. Meyer

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

Ronald R. Mezich

Mezich*, R.R.; K.N. Smith, DISTRIBUTION OF JOHNSON'S SEAGRASS IN PALM BEACH COUNTY, FL THROUGH THE 1990S

Beck W. Michael

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

Mr. Bruce D. Michael

Magnien*, R.; B. Michael; P. Tango; D. Goshorn; R. Karrh; D. Oldach; H. Bowers, ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN PFIESTERIA PISCICIDA AND ENVIRONMENTAL VARIABLES IN CHESAPEAKE BAY

Michael*, B.D.; R.E. Magnien; E.L. Ebersole; T.A. Parham; L.P. Karrh; W.R. Boynton; N.H. Burger, ENHANCED ESTUARINE SHALLOW WATER HABITAT ASSESSMENT

Thomas C. Michot

Boustany*, R.G.; T.C. Michot; L.L. Lawton; R. Moss, EFFECT OF VARIABLE NUTRIENT LOADINGS ON BIOMASS AND GROWTH OF VALLISNERIA AMERICANA IN LOWER ST. JOHNS RIVER, FL, USA

Lawton*, L.L.; R.G. Boustany; T.C. Michot; R. Moss, EFFECT OF SALINITY AND LIGHT ON BIOMASS AND GROWTH OF VALLISNERIA AMERICANA IN LOWER ST. JOHNS RIVER, FL, USA

Michot*, T.C.; J.N. Burch; A. Arrivillaga; P.S. Rafferty; T.W. Doyle, IMPACTS OF HURRICANE MITCH ON SEAGRASS COMMUNITIES OF HONDURAS AND GUATEMALA

Mr. Michael J. Mickelson

Mickelson*, M.J.; C.D. Hunt; K.E. Keay; A. Rex, MONITORING MASSACHUSETTS BAY AND BOSTON HARBOR FOR THE IMPACT OF THE NEW SEWAGE EFFLUENT OUTFALL

Ms. Stephanie M. Micucci

Micucci*, S., ESTUARINE FUNCTION WITH EMPHASIS ON FISHES IN A MARINE AND A FRESHWATER WETLAND

Mr. Daniel Mikes

Mikes*, D.; R. Lafite, ORGANIZATION OF CONTROLLING FACTORS ON FLOCCULATION IN ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENTS

Ms. Kimberly A. Mikita

Mikita*, K.A., DYNAMICS OF THE SPRING PHYTOPLANKTON BLOOM IN THE PATUXENT RIVER

Mr. Ole A. Mikkelsen

Mikkelsen*, O.A., VARIATION IN THE SURFACE AREA OF SUSPENDED PARTICLES:IMPLICATIONS FOR RS ASSESMENT OF TOTAL SUSPENDED MATTER CONCENTRATION

Mr. GARY R. MILANO

Milano*, G.R., HABITAT RESTORATION TECHNIQUES DEVELOPED DURING THE REESTABLISHMENT OF A BIRD ROOKERY IN SOUTHEASTERN FLORIDA

Mr. Eric C. Milbrandt

Milbrandt*, E.C., MICROBIAL ECOLOGY OF INTERTIDAL SEDIMENTS IN SOUTH SLOUGH NERR

Dr. Natalya A. Milchakova

Milchova*, N.; V. Alexandrov, COMPLES OF MORPHOLOGICAL PARAMETERS FOR VITALITY ESTIMATION OF ZOSTERA MARINA L. PLANTS

James R. Miller

Miller*, J.R., POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON STREAM FLOW

Ms. Jan D. Miller

Miller*, J.D.; R.W. Virnstein, GEOSTATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF SEAGRASS ALONG FIXED-TRANSECTS

Sigua*, G.C.; W.A. Tweedale; J.D. Miller, REDESIGNED WATER QUALITY MONITORING NETWORK FOR THE INDIAN RIVER LAGOON: WHAT WE HAVE LEARNED?

Dr. John M. Miller

Necaise*, A.M.D.; S.W. Ross; J.M. Miller, ESTUARINE HABITAT EVALUATION AS MEASURED THROUGH THE GROWTH OF JUVENILE SUMMER FLOUNDER, PARALICHTHYS DENTATUS.

Shelly L. Miller

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

Ms. Katherine E. Mills

Mills*, K.E., USE OF FISH COMMUNITIES FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF ECOLOGICAL INTEGRITY IN ESTUARINE WETLANDS

Taeko Minegishi

Minegishi*, T., SOURCES AND FORMS OF DISSOLVED NITROGEN IN RUNOFF FROM REGIONS WITH DIFFERENT LAND-USE ACTIVITIES

Dr. Thomas J. Minello

Minello*, T.J.; L.P. Rozas; P.A. Caldwell; G.A. Matthews, USING FINE-SCALE DISTRIBUTIONS AND A LANDSCAPE ANALYSIS TO ESTIMATE NEKTON POPULATIONS IN GULF COAST WETLANDS

Rozas*, L.P.; T.J. Minello, MARSH TERRACING AS A TOOL FOR RESTORING ESTUARINE NURSERY HABITAT

Dr. Mark E. Monaco

Monaco*, M.E.; R.J. Livingston, FORECASTING OYSTER MORTALITY TO VARIATIONS IN FRESHWATER INFLOW

Dr. Cynthia A. Moncreiff

Moncreiff*, C.A.; J.D. Caldwell; N.M. Opel; B.R. Blackburn, RECURRENT BLOOMS OF ALEXANDRIUM MONILATUM IN MISSISSIPPI SOUND: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE FUTURE?

Dr. Nancy E. Monsen

Monsen*, N.E.; S.G. Monismith, THE IMPORTANCE OF TIDAL DISPERSION WITH APPLICATION TO THE SACRAMENTO-SAN JOAQUIN DELTA, CA

Dr. Paul Montagna

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. Clay L. Montague

Chesnes, T.C.; C.L. Montague*, THE EFFECTS OF SALINITY FLUCTUATION ON THE PRODUCTIVITY AND OSMOREGULATION OF TWO SEAGRASS SPECIES

Mr. Martin Alejandro Montes Hugo

Montes-Hugo*, M.A.; G.E. Zaúl; M. Hernández, EL NIÑO CONTROL THE PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITY IN A COASTAL LAGOON OF THE PACIFIC COAST INFLUENCED BY AQUACULTURE ACTIVITIES

Dr. Kenneth A. Moore

French*, G.T.; K.A. Moore, EFFECTS OF LIGHT AND SALINITY STRESS ON THE GROWTH, REPRODUCTION, AND PHOTOSYNTHETIC CAPABILITIES OF VALLISNERIA AMERICANA (WILD CELERY)

Moore*, K.A.; I.A. Anderson; P.J. Ralph; W. Reay; R.L. Wetzel; B. Neikirk; K. Segerblom; J.R. Fishman, ASSESSMENT OF PHOTOSYNTHETIC RESPONSE TO ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS IN NATURAL AND TRANSPLANTED EELGRASS (ZOSTERA MARINA) BEDS USING PAM FLUORESCENCE.

Wetzel*, R.L.; K.A. Moore, CONTRIBUTIONS OF LOWER CHESAPEAKE BAY SEAGRASS COMMUNITIES TO HIGHER TROPHIC LEVELS ?

Trent C. Moore

Moore*, T.C.; J.O. Blanton; S.A. Elston; C.A. Burden; J. Amft, THE RESPONSE OF THE SALINITY REGIME IN A COASTAL PLAIN ESTUARY TO VARIABLE DISCHARGE.

Miriam Morales-Ramirez

Morales-Ramirez*, M.C.; M.A. Huerta-Diaz; D.H. Ward; A. Cabello-Pasini, HEAVY METALS IN SEDIMENTS AND SEAGRASSES FROM COASTAL LAGOONS IN BAJA CALIFORNIA AND ALASKA

Kathleen L. Moran

Moran*, K.; K. Bjorndal, GREEN TURTLE GRAZING: EFFECTS ON STRUCTURE AND PRODUCTIVITY IN CARIBBEAN SEAGRASS BEDS

Dr. James T. Morris

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

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

Morris*, J.T.; R. Christian; R. Ulanowicz, COMPLEXITY AND THE ECOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF RANDOMLY CONSTRUCTED STABLE FOOD WEBS

Lori J. Morris

Morris*, L.J.; L.M. Hall; M.D. Hanisak; M. Dennis; E.W. Carter, ESTIMATING ABOVE-GROUND SEAGRASS AND DRIFT ALGAE BIOMASS, USING NON-DESTRUCTIVE METHODS, IN THE INDIAN RIVER LAGOON, FL

Dr. John W. Morse

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

Dr. Behzad Mortazavi

Mortazavi*, B.; R.L. Iverson; V.B. Myers; J.M. Fulmer, SPATIAL VARIATION IN PHYTOPLANKTON NUTRIENT LIMITATION IN A NORTHEASTERN GULF OF MEXICO ESTUARY: APALACHICOLA BAY

Mrs. Alexandra Morton

Ward*, D.H.; A. Morton; T.L. Tibbitts; D. Kempka; R.M. Anthony, CHANGES IN DISTRIBUTION AND ABUNDANCE OF SEAGRASS HABITATS IN EMBAYMENTS OF BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO: IMPLICATIONS FOR A WINTERING GOOSE.

Ms. Hem Nalini Morzraia-Luna

Morzaria-Luna*, H.N.; J.B. Zedler; J.C. Callaway; G. Sullivan, VEGETATION PATTERNS AND SPATIAL SCALING IN SAN QUINTÍN BAY, MEXICO

Andrew Moss

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

Dr. Anke B. Mueller-Solger

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

Schemel*, L.E.; A.B. Mueller-Solger; M.H. Cox; T.R. Sommer; S.W. Hager; B.C. Harrell, BENEFITS OF AN ENGINEERED FLOODPLAIN TO THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY ESTUARY

Mr. Brandon W. Muffley

Muffley*, B.W.; E.D. Houde; D. Hinkle, SCALE-DEPENDENT PREDATORY EFFECTS OF FISH AND JELLYFISH ON PLANKTON IN ESTUARINE MESOCOSMS

Timothy L. Mullady

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

Mrs. Raquel Muñiz-Salazar

Muñiz-Salazar*, R.; S. Talbot; D.H. Ward; G.K. Sage; A. Cabello-Pasini, GENETIC CHARACTERIZATION OF ZOSTERA MARINA (EELGRASS) IN MEXICO

Mr. Raymond J. Murphy

Murphy*, R., DETERMINATION OF MONITORING METHODOLOGY AND HEALTH ASSESSMENT OF ESTUARIES IN TASMANIA, AUSTRALIA.

Michael C. Murrell Ph.D.

Murrell*, M.C., BACTERIOPLANKTON DYNAMICS IN PENSACOLA BAY, FL, USA: ROLE OF PHYTOPLANKTON AND DETRITAL CARBON SOURCES

Troy R. Mutchler

Mutchler*, T.R.; M.J. Sullivan; B. Fry; P.V. Zimba, RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF SEAGRASS VERSUS EPIPHYTES IN FOOD WEBS BASED ON LONG-TERM ¹⁵N-ENRICHMENT

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