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Dr. Pei Qin

Qin*, P.; S. Wan; H. Zhu; M. Xie, A SUSTAINABLE EXPLOITATION MODE OF TWO WETLANDS IN YANCHENG NATURAL RESERVE ,CHINA

Robert L. Quarles

Quarles*, R.L.; E.M. Lores, SUBMERGED AQUATIC VEGETATION MONITORING IN ESCAMBIA-PENSACOLA BAY SYSTEM, FL

Ellen A. Raabe

Edgar*, T.; E. Raabe; G. Brooks, HISTORY AND PREHISTORY VARIATIONS OF TAMPA BAY ESTUARY WETLANDS THROUGH SEDIMENT CORES, AIR PHOTOS, MAPS, AND SATELLITE IMAGES

Raabe*, E.; T. Edgar, THE EVOLUTION OF A TIDAL MARSH: BIG BEND OF FLORIDA REVISITED

Nancy N. Rabalais

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

Mr. Doug Rader

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

Patrick Rafter

Dettmann*, E.H.; P. Rafter, SEASONAL VARIATION AND RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN TOTAL AND DISSOLVED INORGANIC NITROGEN IN THREE ESTUARIES

Chet F. Rakocinski

Brown*, S.S.; C.F. Rakocinski; G.R. Gaston, USING MULTIPLE LINES OF EVIDENCE TO ESTABLISH CAUSAL RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSORS AND BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS

Drury*, D.M.; C.F. Rakocinski, INVERTEBRATE EPIPHYTE GRAZER EFFECTS ON RUPPIA MARITIMA GROWTH UNDER NUTRIENT ENRICHED CONDITIONS

Rakocinski*, C.F.; C.A. Moncreiff; M.S. Peterson; K.E. VanderKooy; T.A. Randall, FUNCTIONAL EQUIVALENCY OF SHOAL GRASS NEAR ITS GEOGRAPHICAL MARGIN.

Vincet*, D.; C. Rakocinski, THE INFLUENCE OF POLLUTION ON JUVENILE SPOT,LEIOSTOMUS XANTHURUS: COMPARING OTOLITH MICROSTRUCTURE AND AMINOTRANSFERASE AS INDICATORS OF STRESS

Zapfe*, G.A.; C.F. Rakocinski, EFFECTS OF MARSH ACCESS AND RESTRICTION ON THE FEEDING HABITS OF JUVENILE SPOT, LEIOSTOMUS XANTHURUS

Dr. Graciela I. Ramírez toro

Frontera, T.; Quiñones; J.K. Dame; M.M. Brinson; H. Minnigh; R. Christian; G.I. Ramírez*, CHARACTERISTICS OF MANGROVES IN HUMAN DOMINATED AREAS: LA PARGUERA NATURE RESERVE, PUERTO RICO

Dr. Joseph S. Ramus

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

Ramus*, J.; C.P. Buzzelli; H.W. Paerl, FERRYMON: WQ STATUS, TRENDS AND EVENTS MONITORING BY SHIPS OF OPPORTUNITY IN THE COASTAL ZONE.

Todd A. Randall

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

Varis Ransibrahmanakul

Ransibrahmanakul*, V.; R.P. Stumpf; A. Robertson; K.S. Casey, TEMPORAL PATTERNS IN CHLOROPHYLL AND TEMPERATURE AROUND THE COASTAL US, FROM SEPTEMBER 1997 THROUGH 2001

Dr. Kenneth B. Raposa

Raposa*, K.B.; C.T. Roman, RESTORING THE NEKTON HABITAT FUNCTION OF NEW ENGLAND SALT MARSHES

Mr. Gary E. Raulerson

Raulerson*, G.E., LITTER PROCESSING BY MACRODETRITIVORES IN NATURAL AND RESTORED NEOTROPICAL MANGROVE FORESTS

Mr. Richard C. Raynie

Steyer*, G.D.; R.C. Raynie; R. Libersat, SCALE-DEPENDENT ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT APPROACHES FOR IMPROVING WETLAND RESTORATION IN LOUISIANA

Dr. Gary L. Ray

Ray*, G.L.; M. Burlas, IMPACTS OF BEACH NOURISHMENT OPERATIONS ON INTERTIDAL AND NEARSHORE INFAUNA ALONG THE ATLANTIC COAST OF NORTHERN NEW JERSEY.

Wilber*, D.H.; G. Clarke; G.L. Ray; M.H. Burlas, SURF ZONE FISH RESPONSES TO A BEACH NOURISHMENT PROJECT ON THE NORTHERN NEW JERSEY SHORELINE

Dr. Andrea Raz-Guzman

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

Dr. William G. Reay

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

Dr. Donald G. Redalje

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

Mr. Scott B. Redman

Redman*, S.B.; J.A. Newton; R.F. Cusimano, SOUTH PUGET SOUND NUTRIENT STUDY -- DEVELOPING NUTRIENT TMDLS THROUGH INTEGRATED WATERSHED AND OCEANOGRAPHIC MODELING

Lisa M. Reed

Wainright*, S.C.; D.F. Caccamise; L.M. Reed; P.M. Castelli; T.C. Nichols, DISTINGUISHING MIGRATORY AND NON-MIGRATORY POPULATIONS OF CANADA GEESE (BRANTA CANADENSIS) USING STABLE ISOTOPE ANALYSIS

Dr. Robert E. Reed

Reed*, R.E.; H.B. Glasgow, Jr.; J.M. Burkholder, PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL DATA ACQUISITION USING REMOTE MONITORING TECHNOLOGY IN THE NEUSE ESTUARY, NORTH CAROLINA

Justin Reel

Rybicki*, N.B.; A.V. Lombana; J.T. Reel, EFFECTS OF SUBMERSED AQUATIC VEGETATION ON WATER QUALITY IN THE POTOMAC RIVER

Dr. Martha Reguero

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

Dr. Gerald F. Reidel

Valette-Silver*, N.J.; G.F. Riedel; R.F. Van Dolah, ARSENIC BIOACCUMULATION IN OYSTERS FROM THE SOUTHEASTERN COASTS OF THE UNITED STATES

Mr. James P. Reid

Reid*, J.P.; D.E. Easton; L.W. Lefebvre, RADIO TRACKING MANATEES TO ASSESS THE IMPACT OF HYDROLOGIC CHANGES IN SOUTHWEST FLORIDA

Stith*, B.; D. Easton; J. Reid; L. Lefebvre; D. DeAngelis, MODELING MANATEE MOVEMENTS TO PREDICT AND ASSESS THE IMPACT OF HYDROLOGIC CHANGE IN ESTUARIES OF SOUTHWEST FLORIDA

Mr. Thomas R. Reinert

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. Enrique Reyes

Lane*, R.R.; J.W. Day; E. Reyes, THE EFFECT OF INTRODUCED RIVER WATER ON TURBIDITY, SALINITY, CHLOROPHYLL A, AND TEMPERATURE IN THE BRETON SOUND ESTUARY, LOUISIANA, USA.

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

Reyes*, E.; R. Lane; J.W. Day, WATERSHED PULSING EVENT ANALYIS USING LANDSCAPE MODELING IN COASTAL LOUISIANA

Janelle V. Reynolds-Fleming

Fleming*, J.G.; J.V. Reynolds-Fleming; R.A. Luettich, A PORTABLE, AUTONOMOUS, VERTICAL PROFILERS FOR ESTUARINE APPLICATIONS

Reynolds-Fleming*, J.V.; R.A. Luettich, LATERAL VARIABILITY IN A SHALLOW, LAGOONAL ESTUARY AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO FISH KILLS

Dr. Rick A. Reynolds

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.

Donald C. Rhoads

Diaz*, R.J.; D.C. Rhoads, DECADAL SCALE VARIATION IN BENTHIC HABITAT QUALITY IN BOSTON HARBOR AND MASSACHUSETTS BAY

John M. Rhoads

Rhoads*, J.M.; D.J. Yozzo; M.M. Cianciola; R.J. Will, RESTORATION OF NORTON BASIN AND LITTLE BAY: BENEFICIAL USES OF DREDGED MATERIAL IN JAMAICA BAY, NEW YORK

Edwin W. Rhodes

Rhodes*, E.W., EXPANDING AQUACULTURE PRODUCTION - CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR RESOURCE USE

Dr. Kenneth G. Rice

Waddle*, J.H.; K.R.T.Whelan; K.G. Rice; T.J. Smith III, ANURAN DYNAMICS IN FRINGING RIVERINE MANGROVE HABITAT

Bill Richardson

Richardson*, B., FLORIDA BAY MICROALGAL BLOOMS: COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES OF DOMINANT MICROALGAL SPECIES

Steidinger*, K.A.; B. Richardson; M.B. Neely; G. McRae; S. Richards; R. Bray; T.H. Perkins; C. Tomas, FLORIDA BAY MICROALGAL BLOOMS

Dr. Bruce A. Richards

Richards*, B.A., DISCOVERING BROWN TIDE IN DELAWARE INLAND BAYS

Courtney E. Richmond

Richmond*, C.E.; D.L. Breitburg; K.A. Rose, QUALITY OR QUANTITY? WHEN DOES COMMUNITY COMPOSITION VS. FUNCTIONAL REDUNDANCY BUFFER SYSTEMS FROM ENVIROMENTAL STRESS?

Dr. Silke Rick

Silke*, R.; R. Twilley; A. Gowan-Smith, BENTHIC NUTRIENT FLUXES AND SEDIMENT OXYGEN CONSUMPTION IN A COASTAL WATERSHED: EFFECTS OF PULSED RIVER DIVERSIONS ON A LOUISIANA MARSH

Dr. Ralf Riedel

Brown-Peterson*, N.J.; R. Riedel; B. Costa-Pierce, PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF SCIAENID REPRODUCTION IN THE SALTON SEA, CALIFORNIA

Dr. Stanley R. Riggs

Riggs*, S.R., ANATOMY OF A RIVERINE--ESTUARINE FLOOD EVENT: GEOLOGIC FRAMEWORK, ECOSYSTEM MODIFICATION, AND HUMAN ENCROACHMENT

Dr. Christine Ritter

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

Ignacio Rivera-Duarte

Chadwick*, D.B.; A. Zirino; I. Rivera-Duarte, MODELING THE MASS BALANCE AND SPECIATION OF COPPER IN SAN DIEGO BAY

Rivera-Duarte*, I.; G. Rosen; D.B. Chadwick; D. Lapota; A. Zirino, THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN COPPER COMPLEXATION CAPACITY AND TOXICITY TO MARINE INVERTEBRATES

Victor H. Rivera-Monroy

Rivera-Monroy, V.H.; Castañeda, E.; E. Mancera; F. Daza-Monroy; W. Troncoso; C. Madden, SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL DISTRIBUTION OF CHLOROPHYLL A AND SALINITY IN A TROPICAL COASTAL LAGOON UNDER REHABILITATION

Will Roach

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

Dr. Bradley D. Robbins

Boese*, B.L.; B.D. Robbins; G.B. Thursby, ZOSTERA MARINA IN A PACIFIC NORTHWEST ESTUARY: WHAT FACTORS CONTROL INTERTIDAL DISTRIBUTION?

Robbins*, B.D., SEAGRASS RESTORATION: ENHANCING SUCCESS BY REPLACING DEAD PLANTING UNITS

Rebecca M. Robbins

Robbins*, R.; C. Conrad, SOUTHERN INDIAN RIVER LAGOON SEAGRASS CHANGE ANAYSIS (1986 - 1999)

Dr. Andrew Robertson

Ransibrahmanakul*, V.; R.P. Stumpf; A. Robertson; K.S. Casey, TEMPORAL PATTERNS IN CHLOROPHYLL AND TEMPERATURE AROUND THE COASTAL US, FROM SEPTEMBER 1997 THROUGH 2001

Michael S. Roberts

Blum*, L.K.; M.S. Roberts; J.L. Garland; A.L. Mills, BIOGEOGRAPHIC VARIABILITY IN MICROBIAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AMONG DOMINANT HIGH MARSH PLANTS OF THE UNITED STATES EAST COAST

Douglas E. Robinson

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

Dr. Barbara J. Robson

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

Hudson A. Roditi

Roditi*, H.A.; N.S. Fisher; S.A. Sanudo-Wilhelmy, FIELD-TESTING A METAL BIOACCUMULATION MODEL FOR ZEBRA MUSSELS

Ms. Gretchen Rollwagen Bollens

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

Dr. Louis-Alexandre Romana

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. Charles T. Roman

Adamowicz*, S.C.; C.T. Roman, NEW ENGLAND SALT MARSH POOLS: MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS, FISH USE, AND RESTORATION RECOMMENDATIONS

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

Michael R. Roman

Roman*, M.R.; X. Zhang; A. Spear; W. Boicourt, SPATIAL SCALES OF VARIABILITY IN THE ABUNDANCE OF ZOOPLANKTON IN CHESAPEAKE BAY

Heidi M. Romine

Romine*, H.M.; R.M. Daniels; D.S. Grusha; J.Y. Kim; Y. Li; B. Vogt; C.T. Friedrichs, SUSPENDED SEDIMENT DYNAMICS OF THE YORK RIVER ESTUARY, VIRGINIA

Dr. Jay R. Rooker

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. Jill E. Rooth

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

Karyna Rosario

Rosario, K., OSMOTIC SIGNIFICANCE OF b-DIMETHYLSULPHONIOPROPIONATE (DMSP) IN THE MACROALGA ULVA FENESTRATA

Gunther Rosen

Rivera-Duarte*, I.; G. Rosen; D.B. Chadwick; D. Lapota; A. Zirino, THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN COPPER COMPLEXATION CAPACITY AND TOXICITY TO MARINE INVERTEBRATES

Dr. Joan B. Rose

Lipp*, E.K.; J.B. Rose, MICROBIAL FECAL POLLUTION IN TIDAL CREEKS AND CANALS IN DEVELOPED REGIONS OF SOUTHWEST FLORIDA

Kenneth A. Rose

Richmond*, C.E.; D.L. Breitburg; K.A. Rose, QUALITY OR QUANTITY? WHEN DOES COMMUNITY COMPOSITION VS. FUNCTIONAL REDUNDANCY BUFFER SYSTEMS FROM ENVIROMENTAL STRESS?

Jennifer L. Rosinski

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

Paige G. Ross Jr.

Luckenbach*, M.; J. Nestlerode; P.G. Ross, Jr.; A. Birch, FISH UTILIZATION OF OYSTER REEFS IN VIRGINIA: THE EFFECTS OF REEF ARCHITECTURE AND SCALE

Dr. Steve W. Ross

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

Nye*, T.L.; S.W. Ross, DIET AND IMPACT OF FRESHWATER FISHES INTRODUCED INTO A NORTH CAROLINA ESTUARINE CREEK

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

Dr. Rodney A. Rountree

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.

Dr. Lawrence P. Rozas

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

Peter J. Rubec Dr.

Rubec*, P.J.; M. White; S.G. Smith; M.S. Coyne, METHODS TO PREDICT SPATIAL DISTRIBUTIONS OF ESTUARINE SPECIES USING HABITAT SUITABILITY MODELING

Parke A. Rublee

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

David T. Rudnick

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

Rudnick*, D.T., AN ESTUARINE PERSPECTIVE OF COMPREHENSIVE EVERGLADES RESTORATION: A FLORIDA BAY CASE STUDY

Ms. A. Ruíz Fernández

Ruíz Fernández*, A., LIGHT EFFECTS ON THE TEMPERATURE OF HAWKSBILL TURTLE (ERETMOCHELIS IMBRICATA) NESTS AND THE INFLUENCE OF ARTIFICIAL SHADING ON SEX DETERMINATION

Dr. Gregory M. Ruiz

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

Smith*, N.F.; G.M. Ruiz, PHENOTYPIC PLASTICITY IN THE LIFE HISTORY OF THE MANGROVE SNAIL CERITHIDEA SCALARIFORMIS

Carolanne Russell

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

Ms. Leanne Miller Rutten

Rutten*, L.M.; J.W. Fourqurean, AN ASSESSMENT OF NEARSHORE BENTHIC COMMUNITIES OF THE UPPER FLORIDA KEYS

Dr. John M. Rybczyk

Rybczyk*, J.M.; D.R. Cahoon, THE IMPORTANCE OF OCCASIONAL, BUT HUGE, SEDIMENT INPUTS FOR MAINTIANING COASTAL WETLAND ELEVATION GIVEN RISING SEA LEVELS

Dr. Nancy Rybicki

Rybicki*, N.B.; A.V. Lombana; J.T. Reel, EFFECTS OF SUBMERSED AQUATIC VEGETATION ON WATER QUALITY IN THE POTOMAC RIVER

Tatiana A. Rynearson

Rynearson*, T.A.; E.V. Armbrust; J.A. Newton, GENETIC DIVERSITY AND POPULATION STRUCTURE IN THE DIATOM DITYLUM BRIGHTWELLII IN A PACIFIC NORTHWEST FJORD.

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