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Mr. John J. Pacowta

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

Dr. Hans W. Paerl

Buzzelli*, C.P.; J. Ramus; H.W. Paerl, USE OF FERRY-BASED AND REMOTE TECHNOLOGY TO MONITOR WATER QUALITY IN PAMLICO SOUND, NORTH CAROLINA

Paerl*, H.W.; J.D. Bales; L.W. Ausley; C.P. Buzzelli; L.B. Crowder; L.A. Eby; M. Go; B.L. Peierls; T.L. Richardson; L. Twomey; J.S. Ramus, ECOSYSTEM IMPACTS AND LESSONS LEARNED FROM 3 SEQUENTIAL HURRICANES (DENNIS, FLOYD AND IRENE) IN NORTH CAROLINA ESTUARIES: AN OVERVIEW

Mr. Glenn G. Page

Aadland*, C.R.; G.G. Page; W.G. Reay; L. Marshall, NATIONAL AQUARIUM IN BALTIMORE, CHESAPEAKE BAY NERR VIRGINIA, AND MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT TRAINING INTERNSHIP

Lawrence*, A.L.; G.G. Page; J.T.F. Ashley, THE NATIONAL AQUARIUM IN BALTIMORE'S RESTORATION OF CREATED TIDAL WETLANDS IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY

Mr. James W. Pahl

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

Ms. Sherry L. Palacios

Palacios*, S.L.; R.C. Zimmerman, SEAGRASS RESPONSE TO CO₂ ENRICHMENT: POSSIBLE IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE AND POTENTIAL FOR REMEDIATION

Dr. Michael A. Palladino

Palladino, M.A.; J.A. Tiedemann*, MULTIPLE ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE AND DNA FINGERPRINTING IDENTIFICATION OF ESCHERICHIA COLI IN THE MANASQUAN RIVER ESTUARY

Mr. Trenis D. Palmer

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

Meg Palmsten

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

Ms. Jaime B. Palter

Palter*, J.; S. Leon, TRACING NUTRIENT SOURCES AND CHANGES IN THE UPPER GULF OF NICOYA, COSTA RICA

Gina M. Panasik

Panasik*, G.M., DETERIORATED MARSH ECOSYSTEMS: CAN THE ADDITION OF INORGANIC SEDIMENT INCREASE BENTHIC MICROALGAE BIOMASS?

Ms. Kate Panayotou

Panayotou*, K., SEDIMENTATION IN A RIVER DOMINATED ESTUARY

Ms. Odette Paramor

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

Francis Parchaso

Thompson*, J.K.; A.R. Stewart; F. Parchaso; J.R. Burau; D.H. Schoellhamer, BENTHIC GRAZER FOOD SOURCES AS DEFINED BY BIVALVE GROWTH, STABLE ISOTOPES, AND PHYSICAL PROCESSES

Alexander E. Parker

Sharp*, J.H.; A.Y. Beauregard; A.E. Parker, RECENT CHANGES IN NUTRIENT RATIOS IN ESTUARIES AND COASTAL WATERS: WHAT IS THE IMPACT?

Dr. Bruce B. Parker

Parker*, B.; D. Gesch; R. Wilson; D. Milbert, THE TAMPA BAY BATHYMETRIC/TOPOGRAPHIC DEMONSTRATION PROJECT

Mr. Frank M. Parker III

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

Dr. Ruth Parker

Parker*, R.; L. Fernand; J. Brown; S. Malcolm; D. Mills; D. Sivyer; K. Weston; T. Jickells, TRANSPORT AND FATE OF UK NUTRIENT INPUT TO THE SOUTHERN NORTH SEA

Dongho Park

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

Ms. Susan Park

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

Douglas C. Parsons

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

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

Michael L. Parsons

Dortch*, Q.; M.L. Parsons; R.E. Turner; A.F. Maier; N.N. Rabalais, LINKAGE BETWEEN NUTRIENT INPUTS AND HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS IN LOUISIANA COASTAL WATERS

Eva M. Pasko

Pasko*, E.M.; J.K. Summers; V.D. Engle; M.C. Murrell; G.T. DiDonato; J. Macauley, RAINFALL AND RUNOFF AS A SOURCE OF ORGANIC CARBON ADDITIONS TO BAYOU TEXAR, FLORIDA

Dr. Gregory B. Pasternack

Pasternack*, G.B., BIOGEOMORPHOLOGY OF AN UPPER CHESAPEAKE BAY TIDAL FRESHWATER DELTA

John Paul

Strobel*, C.J.; D. Cobb; J. Paul; J. Pesch; W. Galloway; G. Moore; B. Brown; S. Hale; H. Buffum; M. Charpentier; C. Audette; J. Copeland, EPA'S COASTAL 2000 PROGRAM, NORTHEAST COMPONENT - AGENCIES FROM MULTIPLE STATES COLLECTING COMPARABLE ENVIRONMENTAL DATA: IT WORKED!

Dr. Robert W. Paul

Paul*, R.W.; C.E. Tanner, LINKING TIDAL AND NONTIDAL MONITORING IN A WATERSHED TO DETERMINE ESTUARINE MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES

Dr. Kennedy T. Paynter Jr

Paynter*, K.T.; D. Meritt; S. Jordan, OYSTER DENSITY AND HABITAT CREATION

Eric J. Pederson

Pederson, E.J.; Peterson*, M.S.;, BRYOZOA AS AN EPHEMERAL ESTUARINE HABITAT AND A LARVAL TRANSPORT MECHANISM FOR YOUNG NEKTON IN THE NORTH-CENTRAL GULF OF MEXICO

Judith Pederson

Pederson*, J.; R. Bullock; D. Calder; J. Carlton; J. Chapman; A. Cohen; H. Dean; P. Dyrynda; L. Harris; C. Lambert; G. Lambert; A. Mathieson; S. Tyler; J. Winston, RAPID ASSESSMENT SURVEY OF MARINE BIOINVASIONS IN COASTAL MASSACHUSETTS

Dr. Ernst B. Peebles

Peebles*, E., SALINITY-ABUNDANCE PARABOLAS: STANDARDIZED PLANKTON TOWS AS A MEANS OF ASSESSING ESTUARINE CONDITION

Mr. Benjamin L. Peierls

Peierls*, B.L.; L. Twomey; C.P. Buzzelli; H.W. Paerl, WATER QUALITY DATA AS AN INDICATOR OF ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEM RESPONSE TO HURRICANES

Peter E. Pellegrino

Pellegrino*, P.E.; T.A. Randall, THE INVISIBLE WORLD OF THE SEASHORE

Marguerite C. Pelletier

Pelletier*, M.C.; E.D. Gallagher, IDENTIFICATION OF SPECIES-ENVIRONMENT RELATIONSHIPS IN THE HUDSON-RARITAN ESTUARY AND RELATED SUB-BASINS

Mr. Paul L. Pennington

Pennington*, P.L.; M.E. DeLorenzo; J.C. Lawton; M.H. Fulton; G.I. Scott, UTILIZATION OF A MODULAR ESTUARINE MESOCOSM FOR ASSESSING EFFECTS OF PESTICIDE EXPOSURE

Dr. Jonathan R. Pennock

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

Lehrter*, J.C.; J.R. Pennock, THE MAGNITUDE OF NITROGEN CYCLING PROCESSES IN THREE COASTAL PLAIN ESTUARIES

Lopez*, C.B.; J.R. Pennock, THE EFFECT OF NITROGEN SOURCE ON THE GROWTH OF FOUR SPECIES OF PROROCENTRUM (DINOPHYCEAE)

Dr. Jonathon R. Pennock

Russell*, C.; J. Pennock, THE EFFECT OF SEDIMENT RESUSPENSION ON NUTRIENT AND PHYTOPLANKTON DYNAMICS IN SHALLOW ESTUARIES: A MESOCOSM EXPERIMENT.

Dr. Deborah L. Penry

Rollwagen Bollens*, G.; D.L. Penry, FEEDING RATES AND PREY PREFERENCES OF ACARTIA SPP. COPEPODS IN SAN FRANCISCO BAY

Dr. Brian C. Perez

Cahoon*, D.R.; B. Perez, ACCRETIONARY AND ELEVATION DYNAMICS IN A BRACKISH MARSH IMPOUNDMENT ON THE UPPER TEXAS COAST

Perez*, B.C.; D.R. Cahoon; B.D. Segura; J.C. Lynch; C.M. Swarzenski, MARSH SURFACE ELEVATION RESPONSE TO HYDROLOGIC VARIATIONS: IMPLICATIONS FOR SALT MARSH DIE-BACK IN LOUISIANA

Dr. Mary Jane Perry

Reynolds*, R.A.; M.J. Perry; M.C. Talbot; J.A. Newton, SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL TRENDS IN LIGHT ABSORPTION BY DISSOLVED AND PARTICULATE MATERIALS WITHIN PUGET SOUND.

Dr. John Petersen

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

Dr. Bradley J. Peterson

Peterson*, B.J.; J.W. Fourqurean, CAN SPONGES CONTROL PHYTOPLANKTON BLOOMS IN FLORIDA BAY?

Dr. Bruce J. Peterson

Deegan*, L.A.; B.J. Peterson; M. Cieri; J. Hughes, USING STABLE ISOTOPIC TRACERS TO UNDERSTAND FISH FLEXIBILITY IN HABITAT CHOICE AND FOOD WEB CONNECTIONS

Peterson*, B.J.; R.M. Holmes; J. Hughes; C. Tobias; M. Cieri; L.A. Deegan; B. Fry, A TRACER ANALYSIS OF THE NITROGEN CYCLE OF TWO TIDAL RIVERS

Ms. Heather A. Peterson

Peterson*, H., LONG-TERM BENTHIC COMMUNITY CHANGE IN A HIGHLY INVADED ESTUARY

Dr. Mark S. Peterson

Pederson, E.J.; Peterson*, M.S.;, BRYOZOA AS AN EPHEMERAL ESTUARINE HABITAT AND A LARVAL TRANSPORT MECHANISM FOR YOUNG NEKTON IN THE NORTH-CENTRAL GULF OF MEXICO

Dr. Harriette L. Phelps

Phelps*, H.L., REMOTE SENSING OF FRESHWATER ALGAL COMMUNITIES

Leigh A. Phillips

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. Caldwell A. Phil

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

Dr. Michael F. Piehler

Piehler*, M.F.; L.J. Twomey; N.S. Hall; H.W. Paerl, ASSESSING CHANGES IN PHYTOPLANKTON-NUTRIENT INTERACTIONS IN THE NEUSE RIVER ESTUARY AND PAMLICO SOUND, NC

Mr. Ryan J. Pigg

Pigg*, R.J.; D.F. Millie; B.J.Bendis; K. Steidinger, SEASONAL IMPACT ON PHYTOPLANKTON GROWTH ALONG THE LOWER ST. JOHNS RIVER BASIN

Dr. Leif Pihl

Pihl*, L., EFFECTS OF EPHEMERAL ALGAE ON RECRUITMENT OF PLAICE - A NUMERICAL MODEL

Mr. Deena Pillay

Pillay*, D.; A.T. Forbes; N.T. Demetriades, THE EFFECTS OF PRAWN FARM EFFLUENT WATER ON TWO SOUTH AFRICAN ESTUARIES.

Ms. Vicki L. Pilon

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

Pilon*, V.L.; E.A. Canuel, ORGANIC MATTER DYNAMICS IN SHALLOW-WATER HABITATS IN THE SACRAMENTO-SAN JOAQUIN RIVER DELTA: USE OF GEOCHEMICAL TECHNIQUES FOR HABITAT REHABILITATION

Mr. Pedro Pina

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

James L. Pinckney

Burd*, A.B.; S.E. Lumsden; J.L. Pinckney, DILUTION EXPERIMENTS: INTERPRETATION AND MODELING

Lumsden*, S.E.; A. Burd; E. Ornolfsdottir; J.L. Pinckney, PLANKTONIC TROPHODYNAMICS IN ESTUARINE DILUTION BIOASSAYS

Örnólfsdóttir*, E.B.; J.L. Pinckney; S.E. Lumsden, PHYTOPLANKTON GROWTH RATE RESPONSES TO NUTRIENTS AND LIGHT IN GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS

Pinckney*, J.L.; K.R. Carman; S.E. Lumsden, COMBINING 14C AND O2 BENTHIC PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY METHODS TO IMPROVE ESTIMATES OF MEIOFAUNAL GRAZING

Ms. Amy C. Poe

Poe*, A.; H. Paerl; S. Thompson; M. Piehler, PATTERNS AND REGULATION OF NITROGEN REMOVAL IN A CONSTRUCTED TIDAL WETLAND IN COASTAL NORTH CAROLINA,USA

Dr. Michael A. Poirrier

Abadie*, S.W.; M.A. Poirrier, EFFECTS OF EPISODIC HYPOXIA ON RANGIA CUNEATA IN LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN AND POSSIBLE BENEFITS OF RESTORATION

Franze*, C.D.; M.A. Poirrier, EFFECTS OF HURRICANE GEORGE ON CHANDELEUR ISLANDS SEAGRASSES

Poirrier*, M.A.; H. Cho, RECENT RESURGENCE OF RUPPIA MARITIMA IN LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN AFTER 40 YEARS OF DECLINE

Sinclair*, J.E.; M.A. Poirrier; S.W. Abadie, BENTHIC INVERTEBRATE COMMUNITY STRUCTURE ALONG A CONTAMINANT GRADIENT IN A TIDAL, WETLAND STREAM

Ms. Alison M. Pool

Pool*, A.M.; R.L. Wallace, A POLICY ANALYSIS OF A DESALINATION PLANT IN APOLLO BEACH, FLORIDA

Dr. Noreen D. Poor

Poor*, N.; R. Pribble; H. Greening, DIRECT ATMOSPHERIC DEPOSITION OF NITROGEN TO TAMPA BAY

Dr. Marianne Popp

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

Dr. Richard D. Porcher

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

Dr. Dwayne E. Porter

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

Dr. Elka T. Porter

Porter*, E.T.; L.P. Sanford; F.S. Porter; R.P. Mason, A SEDIMENT RESUSPENSION MESOCOSM FOR SCALED BENTHIC-PELAGIC COUPLING STUDIES WITH REALISTIC FLOW AND TURBULENCE

Dr. Scott Porter

Porter*, E.T.; L.P. Sanford; F.S. Porter; R.P. Mason, A SEDIMENT RESUSPENSION MESOCOSM FOR SCALED BENTHIC-PELAGIC COUPLING STUDIES WITH REALISTIC FLOW AND TURBULENCE

William P. Porubsky

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. Martin H. Posey

Alphin*, T.; M. Posey, LONG-TERM TRENDS IN VEGETATION DOMINANCE AND INFAUNAL COMMUNITY COMPOSITION IN CREATED MARSHES

Posey*, M.; T. Alphin; L. Cahoon; D. Lindquist; M. Mallin, FOOD WEB DYNAMICS IN TIDAL CREEK ESTUARIES

Vera Pospelova

Latimer*, J.S.; G.L. Chmura; V. Pospelova; Z. Spasojevic; C. Pesch; W. Boothman, A CASE STUDY OF THE REFERENCE CONDITION APPROACH TO NITROGEN MANAGEMENT IN ESTUARIES

Pospelova*, V.; G.L. Chmura; W. Boothman; J.S. Latimer, SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF MODERN DINOFLAGELLATE CYSTS ALONG ENVIRONMENTAL GRADIENTS IN BUZZARDS BAY EMBAYMENTS (MASSACHUSETTS)

Christopher Powell

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

Gary L. Powell

Powell*, G.L., METHODS FOR DETERMINING MINIMUM FRESHWATER INFLOW NEEDS OF TEXAS BAYS AND ESTUARIES

Dr. James H. Power

Power*, J.H.; M.D. Weber, MORPHOMETRIC EVIDENCE FOR NUTRITIONAL STRESS IN ENGLISH SOLE

Dr. Marshall Pregnall

Pregnall*, M., RESPONSES OF THE GREEN MACROALGA ULVA LACTUCA TO PROLONGED PERIODS OF ANOXIA: MAINTENANCE OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND NITROGEN ASSIMILATION

Raymond Pribble

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

Mr. Justin A. Price

Arrivillaga, A.; J. Carter; S. Merino; J.A. Price*, MONITORING THE INTER AND INTRA-ANNUAL CHANGES IN INTERMEDIATE SALINITY SAV COMMUNITIES.

Rene Price

Nuttle*, W.K.; R. Price; P.K. Swart, ESTIMATING EVAPORATION FROM FLORIDA BAY

Lora Pride

Pride*, L.; J.C. Cornwell; T.R. Fisher, PHOSPHORUS BURIAL IN MARSH SYSTEMS ALONG THE CHOPTANK RIVER, A SUBESTUARY OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY

Bryan Pridgeon

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

Dr. Gabriele Procaccini

Procaccini*, G.; F. De Martino; M.V. Ruggiero, GENETIC STRUCTURE AND POPULATION SUBDIVISION IN THE ENDEMIC MEDITERRANEAN SEAGRASS POSIDONIA OCEANICA

Dr. Edward Proffitt

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

Oviedo*, A.; S. Travis; C. E. Proffitt, GENETIC STRUCTURE OF POSTLARVAL SHRIMP POPULATIONS IN THE GULF OF FONSECA, CENTRAL AMERICA, FOLLOWING HURRICANE MITCH

Diann Prosser

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. Jennifer E. Purcell

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

Grove*, M.; D. Breitburg; J. Purcell, HOW LONG CAN THEY HOLD THEIR BREATH? HYPOXIA EFFECTS ON HABITAT SUITABILITY FOR CTENOPHORES

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