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Ms. Alison M. Sanders

Sanders*, A.M.; S.M. Bollens; T.M. Johnson, VARIATION IN CONDITION INDICES OF LARVAL PACIFIC HERRING (CLUPEA PALLASI) IN THE SAN FRANCISCO ESTUARY.

Geoffrey Sanders

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. Lawrence P. Sanford

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

Sanford*, L.P., A NEW METHOD FOR CHARACTERIZING AND MODELING EROSION OF MUDDY ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS

Dr. Denise M. Sanger

Gillett*, D.J.; D.M. Sanger; A.F. Holland, UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF MONOPYLEPHORUS RUBRONIVEUS (OLIOGOCHAETA: TUBIFIDAE) IN TIDAL CREEK ECOSYSTEMS

Holland*, A.F.; D.M. Sanger; C.P. Gawle; D.J. Gillett, SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL VARIABILITY IN ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS IN TIDAL CREEKS: IMPLICATIONS FOR MONITORING

Sanger*, D.M.; S.B. Lerberg; C.P. Gawle, CHARACTERIZATION OF THE BENTHIC COMMUNITY OF TIDAL CREEK/SALT MARSH SYSTEMS IN SOUTH CAROLINA

Antelmo F. Santos

Santos*, A., A NEW HPLC METHOD FOR SEPARATION OF PHYTOPLANKTON PIGMENTS IN NATURAL SAMPLES

Purwasto Saroprayogi

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

Dr. Charles E. Sasser

Sasser*, C.E.; J.M. Visser; R.G. Linscombe; C.H. Chabreck, THE IMPACT OF A SEVERE DROUGHT ON THE VEGETATION OF A SUBTROPICAL ESTUARY.

Mr. Pierre Sauriau

Orvain*, F.; P.G. Sauriau; P. le hir; C. Bacher, BIOTURBATION EFFECTS OF THE GASTROPOD HYDROBIA ULVAE ON SEDIMENT ERODABILITY: RESULTS FROM FLUME EXPERIMENTS AND MODELLING APPROACH USING A 1-DV HYDROSEDIMENTARY MODEL.

Dr. Michael Savarese

Savarese*, M.; A.K. Volety, MONITORING THE IMPACT OF WATERSHED MANAGEMENT PRACTICES ON ESTUARINE HEALTH. I. OYSTER PRODUCTIVITY AND DISTRIBUTION

Dr. Robert W. Scarborough

Scarborough*, R.W., THE EVALUATION OF AERATION AS A METHOD FOR IMPROVING THE ECOLOGIAL CONDITION OF DEAD-END CANALS

Dr. Donald Scavia

Bierbaum*, R.; D. Scavia, CLIMATE CHANGE: FORECASTING THE POTENTIAL CONSEQUENCES FOR COASTAL AREAS

Scavia*, D.; N. Valette-Silver, ECOLOGICAL FORECASTING - A CALL FOR A NATIONAL COMMITMENT

Eric F. Schaefer

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

Dr. Linda C. Schaffner

Hinchey*, E.K.; L.C. Schaffner; L.P. Batte; C.C. Hoar, INFAUNAL SPECIES RESPONSE TO SEDIMENT DISTURBANCE PROCESSES IN AN ENERGETIC ESTUARY: FIELD AND LABORATORY INVESTIGATIONS

Schaffner*, L.; M. Thompson, CLEARING THE MUDDY WATERS: SUSPENSION FEEDERS FLOURISH IN CHESAPEAKE BAY

Dr. John F. Schalles

Whitman*, K.J.; J.F. Schalles, THE OPTICS, PIGMENTS, AND PHENOLOGY OF AQUATIC MACROPHYTES AND REMOTE ESTIMATION OF CHLOROPHYLL A

Laurence E. Schemel

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

David L. Scheurer

Scheurer*, D.L.; R.H. Gardner; D.A. Fiscus, RESPONSE OF AN NPZD MODEL TO SPATIALLY AND TEMPORALLY VARYING NUTRIENT INPUT

Ken Schiff

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

Nancy Schmidt

Schmidt*, N.; M.E. Luther, ENSO IMPACTS ON SALINITY IN TAMPA BAY, FLORIDA

David C. Schneider

Schneider*, D.C., SCALING CONCEPTS IN COASTAL ECOLOGY

Tara S. Schraga

Schraga*, T.; J. Cloern; B. Cole; A. Arnsberg, WATER QUALITY OF SAN FRANCISCO BAY WEBSITE: A 30 YEAR HISTORICAL DATABASE

Sobczak*, W.V.; J.E. Cloern; T. Schraga; B.E. Cole; A. Arnsberg; C.B. Lopez, BIOAVAILABILITY OF ORGANIC MATTER IN A HIGHLY DISTURBED ESTUARY: IMPLICATIONS FOR ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION

Kristin E. Schulte

Schulte*, K.; W.M. Kemp., THE RELATIONSHIP OF SEAGRASS BED PATCHINESS TO PRIMARY PRODUCTION AND NUTRIENT POOLS

Peter T. Schultz

Schultz*, P.T.; G.C. Kineke, SEDIMENT TRAPPING AT SALINITY FRONTS

Wanda Schulze

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

Mr. Arthur C. Schwarzschild

Schwarzschild*, A.C.; J.C. Zieman, LEAF GROWTH AND RESOURCE ALLOCATION IN SYRINGODIUM FILIFORME: EFFECT OF WATER DEPTH ON PLANT ARCHITECTURE.

Dr. Geoffrey I. Scott

Scott*, G.I.; M.H. Fulton; B.C.Thompson; L.F. Webster; A.K. Leight; J. Stewart; J. Gooch; D. Chestnut; R.F. Van Dolah; D.W. Porter; H. Kelsey, IDENTIFICATION OF COLIFORM BACTERIAL POLLUTION SOURCES IN TIDAL CREEK WATERSHEDS OF SOUTH CAROLINA USING MULTIPLE ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE AND SELECTED MOLECULAR TECHNIQUES

Ms. Lisa C. Scott

Llanso*, R.J.; D.M. Dauer; L.C. Scott, APPLICATION OF THE BENTHIC INDEX OF BIOTIC INTEGRITY TO ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING IN CHESAPEAKE BAY

Mr. Malcolm E. Scully

Scully*, M.E.; C.T. Friedrichs; J.M. Brubaker, COMPARISON OF ESTUARINE TURBULENCE MEASUREMENTS

Dr. David H. Secor

Niklitschek*, E.J.; D.H. Secor, BIOENERGETIC ASSESSMENT OF AVAILABILITY AND RELATIVE VALUE OF NURSERY HABITATS FOR ATLANTIC AND SHORTNOSE STURGEONS IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY

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?

Mr. Bradley D. Segura

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. Sybil P. Seitzinger

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

Wiegner*, T.N.; S.P. Seitzinger, SEASONAL BIOAVAILABILITY OF DISSOLVED ORGANIC CARBON AND NITROGEN FROM PRISTINE AND POLLUTED FRESHWATER WETLANDS

Dr. Denise M. Seliskar

Gallagher*, J.L.; D.M. Seliskar, SALT MARSH PLANTS: GENETIC RESOURCES FOR SOLVING PROBLEMS NEAR AND FAR FROM THE ESTUARY

Seliskar*, D.M.; J.L. Gallagher; D.M. Burdick, THE REGULATION OF ECOSYSTEM FUNCTIONS BY ECOTYPIC VARIATION IN THE DOMINANT PLANT: RESOURCE AND MODIFIER ACTIVITY OF SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA.

Tim W. Sellers

Sellers*, T.W.; A.B. Burd, USE OF 3D CANOPY MODELS TO INVESTIGATE DENSITY-DEPENDENT MECHANISMS OF THALASSIA GROWTH AND DIE-OFF

Erin Seney

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

Susan K. Service

Allen*, D.M.; G. Ogburn-Matthews; S.K. Service, NEKTON PRODUCTION IN AN INTERTIDAL NURSERY; CONSEQUENCES OF EXTREME NATURAL DISTURBANCES

William A. Severn

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

Ms. Amy T. Sewell

Norris*, J.G.; A. Sewell; S. Wyllie-Echeverria; J. Skalski; D. Zimmerman, EELGRASS MONITORING IN PUGET SOUND: METHODS AND PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF THE SUBMERGED VEGETATION MONITORING PROJECT

Sewell*, A.T.; J.G. Norris; S. Wyllie-Echeverria; R. Zimmerman; J. Skalski, SOUND-WIDE EELGRASS MONITORING IN PUGET SOUND: PROJECT DESIGN AND MODEL RESULTS.

Dr. Gary P. Shaffer

Hoeppner*, S.S.; G.P. Shaffer, MAUREPAS DIVERSION - PART III: HERBACEOUS VEGETATION PATTERNS

Shaffer*, G.P.; J.M. Willis; S.S. Hoeppner; A.C. Parsons; M.W. Hester, FEASIBILITY STUDY OF A DIVERSION OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER INTO THE MAUREPAS SWAMPS, LOUISIANA

Willis*, J.; G. Shaffer; S. Hoeppner; C. Parsons; M. Hester, ELUCIDATING BENEFITS OF NUTRIENT ADDITION IN THE LAKE MAUREPAS WETLANDS: EDAPHIC AND HERBACEOUS RESPONSE PART II

Karen Sharpe

Sharpe*, K.; C.D. Cornelisen; F.I.M. Thomas; J. Cherrier, EFFECTS OF SHADING AND TEMPERATURE ON ¹⁵N-AMMONIUM UPTAKE BY EPIPHYTES OF THE SEAGRASS THALASSIA TESTUDINUM

Dr. Jonathan H. Sharp

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

Ms. Joan E. Sheldon

Sheldon*, J.E.; M. Alber, ANY WAY YOU SLICE IT: A COMPARISON OF RESIDENCE TIME CALCULATIONS USING SIMPLE COMPARTMENT MODELS OF THE ALTAMAHA RIVER ESTUARY

Dr. Y. Peter Sheng

Sheng*, Y.P., INTEGRATED MODELING OF ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS

Dr. Huanting Shen

Shen*, H.; H. Wu, SEDIMENT FLUX FROM CHANGJIANG ESTUARY INTO THE OCEAN

Dr. Pete Sheridan

Sheridan*, P., RECOVERY OF SEAGRASS COMMUNITIES AFTER DREDGING IN LAGUNA MADRE, TEXAS

Timothy D. Sherman

Lartigue*, J.; T.D. Sherman, CAN AN ESTUARINE MACROALGA RESPOND TO EPHEMERAL PULSES OF NITRATE: AN ENZYMATIC ASSAY FOR DETECTING NR ACTIVITY IN THE FIELD

Dr. Jeffrey D. Shields

Shields*, J.D.; W.K. Vogelbein; L. Haas; V. Lovko; K.S. Reece, FISH MORTALITY IN LARGE SCALE BIOTOXICITY TRIALS WITH PFIESTERIA SHUMWAYAE

Dr. Michael A. Shirley

Shirley*, M.; B. Anderson; M. Hennig; H. Stoffel, THE INFLUENCE OF ALTERED FRESHWATER INFLOW ON THE RELATIVE ABUNDANCE OF STENOHALINE AND EURYHALINE CRAB POPULATIONS

Dr. Zhong SHI

Shi*, Z., OBSERVATIONS OF COHESIVE SEDIMENT TRANSPORT PROCESSES AT THE MOUTH OF THE CHANGJIANG RIVER ESTUARY, CHINA

Dr. Frederick T. Short

Burdick*, C.L.; F.T. Short, TRANSPLANTING EELGRASS IN NEW BEDFORD HARBOR, MASSACHUSETTS USING VOLUNTEERS AND A COMMUNITY-BASED TRANSPLANTING MANUAL

Evans*, N.T.; F.T. Short, EELGRASS CHARACTERISTICS AND SEDIMENT ELEVATION USING THE SET METHOD IN THE GREAT BAY ESTUARY, NH

Lee*, L.S.; F.T. Short; D.M. Burdick, DEVELOPMENT OF A NUTRIENT POLLUTION INDICATOR FOR ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS USING EELGRASS MORPHOLOGY AND TISSUE NITROGEN

Short*, F.T., SEAGRASSNET: A GLOBAL SEAGRASS MONITORING NETWORK

Ms. Laura Shrake

Atekwana*, E.; L. Tedesco; L. Shrake; M. Savarese, IDENTIFYING HYDROLOGIC SOURCES AND MIXING OF ESTUARINE WATER USING DISSOLVED INORGANIC CARBON (DIC): AN EXAMPLE FROM THE BLACKWATER RIVER ESTUARY SOUTHWEST FLORIDA, USA

Dr. Randy Shuman

Van Voorhis*, K.N.; J. Newton; R. Shuman, SEASONAL PATTERNS AND CONTROLLING FACTORS OF PRIMARY PRODUCTION IN CENTRAL PUGET SOUND, WA

Dr. Sandra E. Shumway

Shumway*, S.E.; J.S. Springer; J.M. Burkholder, THE TOXIC PFIESTERIA-COMPLEX: THREATS TO SHELLFISH AND PUBLIC HEALTH

Eric Siegel

Bos*, J.K.; J. Newton; E. Siegel; S.A. Albertson, IMPACTS OF CLIMATE VARIABILITY ON PUGET SOUND HYDROGRAPHY

Siegel*, E.; J. Newton, SEASONAL AND INTERANNUAL VARIATIONS OF WATER PROPERTIES IN WILLAPA BAY, WASHINGTON

Dr. Anne C. Sigleo

Sigleo*, A.C., STABLE ISOTOPE VARIATIONS IN SUSPENDED PARTICLES IN A TEMPERATE NORTH PACIFIC ESTUARY, OREGON, USA

Dr. Gilbert C. Sigua

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

Brian R. Silliman

Bertness*, M.; P. Ewanchuk; B. Silliman, ANTHROPOGENIC MODIFICATION OF NEW ENGLAND SALT MARSH LANDSCAPES

Silliman*, B.; M. Bertness, CONSUMER REGULATION OF MARSH PRIMARY PRODUCTION: A NEW PARADIGM?

Charles A. Simenstad

Simenstad*, C.A.; D.L. Bottom, BREACHED-DIKE RESTORATION OF TIDAL WETLANDS FOR RECOVERY OF ESSENTIAL FISH HABITAT: ACCESS VS. TROPHIC TRADE-OFFS

Toft*, J.D.; C.A. Simenstad; L.F. Grimaldo, FOOD WEB LINKAGES SUPPORTING FISH AT RESTORING AND REFERENCE TIDAL WETLANDS

Dr. James D. Simons

Simons*, J.; T. Villareal; P. Rublee; S. Nava; M. Weeks, PFIESTERIA DISTRIBUTION IN TEXAS BAYS AND ESTUARIES

Meris Sims

Sims*, M.; E.H. Smith, DEVELOPING ELEVATION AND VEGETATION METRICS FOR ROOKERY ISLAND CHARACTERIZATION IN LAGUNA MADRE, TEXAS, USA

James E. Sinclair

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

Mike Sinnema

Bologna*, P.A.X.; M. Sinnema; J. Wuestneck, ASSESSMENT OF SEAGRASS RESTORATION TECHNIQUES IN COASTAL NEW JERSEY

Jaana Sipura

Sipura* J.; R.A. Snyder; E. Lores, TOP DOWN CONTROL OF THE MICROBIAL LOOP IN ESTUARINE PLANKTON

Fred S. Sklar

Coronado-Molina*, C.; F. Sklar; M. Korvela; M. Jacoby, MANGROVE SOIL ACCRETION AND ELEVATION CHANGES ACROSS THE NORTHERN FLORIDA BAY TRANSITION ZONE

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

Dr. Barbara J. Smallwood

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

Smallwood*, B.J.; M.J. Wooller; M.E. Jacobson; M.L. Fogel, WHERE IS THE STABLE CARBON AND NITROGEN ISOTOPIC SIGNATURE HELD IN RHIZOPHORA MANGLE?

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

Theodore J. Smayda

Smayda*, T.J., NUTRIENT ENRICHMENT AND HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS

Dr. Elizabeth H. Smith

Sims*, M.; E.H. Smith, DEVELOPING ELEVATION AND VEGETATION METRICS FOR ROOKERY ISLAND CHARACTERIZATION IN LAGUNA MADRE, TEXAS, USA

Jan P. Smith

Smith*, J.P.; B.K. Carlisle, USING INVASIVE SPECIES AS A COMPONENT OF WETLAND ASSESSMENT

Kenneth N. Smith

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

Dr. Nancy F. Smith

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

Dr. Ned P. Smith

Smith*, N.P., INTRA-ANNUAL VARIABILITY OF EVAPORATIVE WATER LOSS FROM FLORIDA BAY

Robert W. Smith

Smith*, R.W.; M. Bergen; S.B. Weisberg; D. Cadien; D. Montagne; A. Dalkey; R.G. Velarde, DEVELOPING RESPONSE INDICES FOR BIOCRITERIA USING MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS

Dr. Thomas J. Smith III

Anderson*, G.H.; T.M. Lavin; T.J. Smith III, VARIATIONS IN PEAT HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY ACROSS A RIPARIAN MANGROVE FOREST NEAR THE HARNEY RIVER, EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK.

Foster*, A.M.; T.J. Smith III, CHANGES IN THE MANGROVE/MARSH ECOTONES OF THE FLORIDA EVERGLADES

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

Smith* III, T.J.; D.R. Cahoon; J.C. Lynch; G. Anderson, GROUNDWATER, SEDIMENT ELEVATION, SEA LEVEL RISE AND THE LONGTERM STABILITY OF MANGROVE FORESTS IN THE FLORIDA EVERGLADES

Whelan*, K.R.T.; T.J.Smith III; I. van Leth, A PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION OF GAP DYNAMICS IN THE MANGROVES OF SOUTH FLORIDA

Gregg A. Snedden

Snedden*, G.A.; J.E. Cable; E. Swenson; A.N. Tarver, EFFECTS OF AN EXPERIMENTAL PULSED RIVER FLOOD ON HYDROLOGIC CIRCULATION IN THE BRETON SOUND ESTUARY, LOUISIANA

Mr. Timothy R. Snoots

Coen*, L.D.; T.R. Snoots, TIDAL CREEK HABITAT UTILIZATION BY FINFISH AND DECAPOD CRUSTACEANS: A QUANTITATIVE COMPARISON OF INTERTIDAL OYSTER REEFS, MARSH AND MUDFLATS

Carrie L. Snyder

Snyder*, C.L.; C.T. Friedrichs, SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE ACTIVE MUD LAYER OF THE YORK RIVER ESTUARY, VIRGINIA

Richard A. Snyder

Sipura* J.; R.A. Snyder; E. Lores, TOP DOWN CONTROL OF THE MICROBIAL LOOP IN ESTUARINE PLANKTON

Mr. Robert V. Sobczak

Sobczak*, R.V., TURNER RIVER RESTORATION: RECONNECTING A RIVER TO ITS WATERSHED

William V. Sobczak

Sobczak*, W.V.; J.E. Cloern; T. Schraga; B.E. Cole; A. Arnsberg; C.B. Lopez, BIOAVAILABILITY OF ORGANIC MATTER IN A HIGHLY DISTURBED ESTUARY: IMPLICATIONS FOR ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION

Ted R. Sommer

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. Bent Sømod

Nielsen*, K.; B. Sømod; C. Ellegaard, QUANTITATIVE OBJECTIVES FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF COASTAL AREAS

Ms. Laurie A. Sorabella

Sorabella*, L.A.; K.A. Moore; I.C. Anderson; B.B. Neikirk; K.L. Segerblom, LINKING WATER QUALITY FLUXES ASSOCIATED WITH CREATED OYSTER REEFS TO SEAGRASS HABITAT REQUIREMENTS

Mr. H. Allen Southerland

Southerland*, H.A.; A.J. Lewitus, PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF ESTUARINE MICROALGAE TO UV-INDUCED FLUORANTHENE TOXICITY

Elizabeth A. Spalding

Spalding*, E.A.; M.W. Hester, SPECIES AND COMMUNITY RESPONSE OF PANICUM HEMITOMON, SAGITTARIA LANCIFOLIA AND SPARTINA PATENS TO SEA-LEVEL RISE SCENARIOS.

Dr. Kate Spencer

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

Dr. Mark D. Sprenger

Haroski*, D.M.; M.D. Sprenger; G. Taghon, THE IMPORTANCE OF ORGANISM DEPURATION IN ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT: AN EXAMPLE USING FIDDLER CRABS

Mr. Jeffrey S. Springer

Shumway*, S.E.; J.S. Springer; J.M. Burkholder, THE TOXIC PFIESTERIA-COMPLEX: THREATS TO SHELLFISH AND PUBLIC HEALTH

Mr. Andrew P. Squires

Squires*, A.P.; A. Janicki; D.L. Wade, TAMPA BAY WATER CLARITY ASSESSMENT IN SHALLOW WATERS EXPERIENCING RECENT LOSS OF SEAGRASS.

Paul E. Stacey

Stacey*, P.E., AN ASSESSMENT OF NONPOINT SOURCE NITROGEN CONTROL IN URBAN AREAS

Dr. Stephen E. Stancyk

Hartman*, M.J.; S.E. Stancyk; A.M. Lohrer, AN INVASIVE CRAB, PETROLISTHES ARMATUS, AS ALTERNATIVE PREY IN AN OYSTER REEF ECOSYSTEM

Mr. Robert M. Stankelis

Stankelis*, R.M.; J.M. Frank; W.R. Boynton; J.M. Lawrence, A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF EPIPHYTE FOULING RATES AT SELECTED SITES WITHIN CHESAPEAKE BAY AND ITS TRIBUTARIES

Mr. Lee E. Stanton

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

Kimberle A. Stark

Stark*, K., A COMPREHENSIVE FIELD SAMPLING PROGRAM IN SUPPORT OF A NEW WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT MARINE OUTFALL IN PUGET SOUND, WASHINGTON

Ms. Lorie W. Staver

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

Dr. Karen A. Steidinger

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

Chris Stevenson

Stevenson*, C.E.; D.L. Childers, THE EFFECT OF FISH DETRITUS ON AN OLIGOTROPHIC EVERGLADES MARSH

Dr. J. Court Stevenson

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

Mr. Maarten Stevens

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

Philip W. Stevens

Stevens*, P.W.; C.L. Montague; K.J. Sulak; G.D. Dennis, PRODUCTION OF FISH BIOMASS IN AN IMPOUNDED SALT MARSH AND ITS EXPORT TO ADJACENT ESTUARINE WATERS

Mr. Joel S. Steward

Steward*, J.S., INTERPRETATION OF WATER QUALITY DATA RELATIVE TO SEAGRASS MANAGEMENT IN THE INDIAN RIVER LAGOON ESTUARY, FLORIDA

Andrea R. Stewart

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

Mr. Gregory D. Steyer

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

Dr. Brad Stith

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

Dr. Dean A. Stockwell

Stockwell*, D.A.; T.E. Whitledge, NUTRIENT AND PRIMARY PRODUCTION EFFECTS OF MANDATED FRESHWATER RELEASES INTO NUECES BAY, TEXAS: 1990-1998

Whitledge*, T.E.; D.A. Stockwell, RINCON BAYOU PROJECT: DIVERSION OF THE NUECES RIVER AND ITS EFFECTS ON WATER COLUMN PRODUCTIVITY

Ms. Yvonne E. Stoker

Stoker*, Y.E.; N.T. Edgar., U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TAMPA BAY PILOT STUDY-ANALYSIS OF HISTORICAL WATER-QUALITY TRENDS

Dr. Judith M. Stribling

Stribling*, J.M.; O.A. Glahn; J.C. Cornwell, MICROSCALE SPATIAL VARIABILITY IN SEDIMENT BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF TWO ESTUARINE MARSHES

Charles J. Strobel

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!

Scott D. Struck

Struck*, S.; C. Craft; S. Broome; J. Sacco, THE EFFECTS OF BRIDGE SHADING ON ESTUARINE MARSH STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION

Richard P. Stumpf

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

Stumpf*, R.P.; M. Culver, FORECASTING OF HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS IN THE GULF OF MEXICO

Mr. Jason P. Stutes

Stutes*, J.; J. Cebrian, EFFECTS OF EPIPHYTE GRAZING ON THE PRODUCTIVITY OF EPIPHYTES AND SEAGRASS HOST

Ms. Elizabeth Suatoni

Levinton*, J.; W.G. Wallace; E. Suatoni, RESTORATION AND RECOVERY OF A SEVERELY POLLUTED ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEM: PHYSIOLOGICAL, GENETIC, TROPHIC TRANSFER AND GEOCHEMICAL ESTIMATES

Gary Sullivan

Callaway*, J.C.; G. Sullivan; J.B. Zedler, EFFECTS OF PLANT SPECIES DIVERSITY ON THE FUNCTIONING OF A RESTORED SALT MARSH

Dr. Michael J. Sullivan

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

Dr. James K. Summers

Burgan*, B.G.; J.K. Summers; D.D. Brown, NATIONAL COASTAL CONDITION REPORT

Summers*, J.K., THE ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT PROGRAM: THE NATIONAL COASTAL ASSESSMENT

Ms. Mandy Summer

Burdick*, D.M.; M. Summer; A. Bowden, USE OF BIODEGRADABLE BAFFLES TO REVERSE EROSIONAL LOSSES IN NATURAL AND CREATED SALT MARSHES

Ms. Donna M. Surge

Surge*, D.M.; K.C. Lohmann, RECONSTRUCTING ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENTS IN SW FLORIDA: GEOCHEMICAL PROXIES OF CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA (BIVALVIA)

Pamela Sutton

Sutton, P.; D.J. Hollander*; T. Van Vleet, ANTHROPOGENIC IMPACTS ON BIOGEOCHEMICAL CYCLING AND BIOASSEMBLAGE EVOLUTION IN TAMPA BAY: A COMPARATIVE ISOTOPIC AND ORGANIC GEOCHEMICAL STUDY OF ALTERED AND PRISTINE SITES

Martha Sutula

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. Kengo Suzuki

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

Dennis Swaney

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

Christopher W. Swarth

Swarth*, C.W.; J. Burke, WATERBIRD DISTRIBUTION ALONG AN ESTUARINE GRADIENT IN WINTER

Peter K. Swart

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

Thorrold*, S.R.; C. Latkoczy; P.K. Swart, QUANTIFYING POPULATION STRUCTURE AND ESSENTIAL FISH HABITAT IN WEAKFISH THROUGH GEOCHEMICAL SIGNATURES IN OTOLITHS

Christopher M. Swarzenski

Swarzenski*, C.M.; T.W. Doyle, SOME EFFECTS OF PULSING RIVER WATER THROUGH COASTAL LOUISIANA PEAT (FLOTANT) MARSHES

Dr. Peter W. Swarzenski

Swarzenski*, P.; J. Martin; S. Kruse; R. Bowker; Y. Stoker; M.Hansen, GROUNDWATER-SURFACE WATER EXCHANGE IN TAMPA BAY: IMPLICATIONS FROM A PRELIMINARY GEOCHEMICAL AND GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY

Mr. Erick M. Swenson

Snedden*, G.A.; J.E. Cable; E. Swenson; A.N. Tarver, EFFECTS OF AN EXPERIMENTAL PULSED RIVER FLOOD ON HYDROLOGIC CIRCULATION IN THE BRETON SOUND ESTUARY, LOUISIANA

Swenson*, E.M., EXTREME CLIMATIC EVENTS: RELATIONSHIP TO A LARGE SCALE SALINITY PULSE IN THE LOUISIANA ESTUARIES

Todd B. Switzer

Switzer*, T., EARLY INDICATIONS OF NUTRIENT ENRICHMENT IN A PRISTINE ESTUARY, KNYSNA SOUTH AFRICA

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