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Mohammad H. Tabrizi

Christian*, R.R.; J.E. O'Neal; M.H. Tabrizi; J.L. Pinckney; B. Peierls; H. Paerl, REDUCING ESTUARINE, NUTRIENT FILTRATION CAPACITY THROUGH LARGE STORMS AND HURRICANES

Dr. Gary Taghon

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

Lynn T. Takata

Takata*, L.T.; D.H. Secor, BROAD SCALE HABITAT USE OF YOUNG-OF-THE-YEAR BLUEFISH (POMATOMUS SALTATRIX) IN MARYLAND NURSERIES

Mary C. Talbot

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.

Sandra L. Talbot

Talbot*, S.L.; R. Muñiz-Salazar; G.K. Sage; J. Rearick; A. Caballo-Pasini; D.H. Ward, CLONAL DIVERSITY AND POPULATION STRUCTURE OF EELGRASS (ZOSTERA MARINA L.) IN IZEMBEK LAGOON, ALASKA

Dr. Peter Tango

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

Dr. Richard A. Tankersley

Tankersley*, R.A.; G.A. Zarillo, CIRCULATION PATTERNS NEAR THE INDIAN RIVER INLETS: IMPLICATION FOR LARVAL TRANSPORT AND OCEAN-LAGOON EXCHANGE

Dr. Christopher E. Tanner

Bishton*, S.; C.E. Tanner, ENHANCEMENT OF EELGRASS SEED GERMINATION AND SEEDLING GROWTH: IMPLICATIONS FOR RESTORATION

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

Tanner*, C.E.; R.C. Davis, RESTORATION OF EELGRASS TO THE LOWER POTOMAC RIVER AND ST. MARY'S RIVER ESTUARIES

David I. Taylor

Taylor*, D., WASTEWATER DIVERSION FROM BOSTON HARBOR: A NUTRIENT LOADING EXPERIMENT

Dr. Jonathan A. Taylor

Taylor*, J.A.; C.E. Vincent, A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE APPLICATION OF A SINGLE FREQUENCY ACOUSTIC DOPPLER CURRENT PROFILER TO THE MEASUREMENT OF SUSPENDED SEDIMENT FLUXES IN ESTUARIES

Dr. Lenore Tedesco

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

Mr. Stijn Temmerman

Temmerman*, S.; G. Govers; S. Wartel; P. Meire, TIDAL MARSH SEDIMENTATION IN THE SCHELDT ESTUARY (BELGIUM, SW NETHERLANDS): SHORT-TERM MEASUREMENTS AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR LONG-TERM MODELING

Dr. Kenneth R. Tenore

Tenore*, K.; F. Andrade; J. Blanton; W. Boynton; D. Carey; R. Diaz; F. Holland; E. Lopez-Jamar; P. Montagna; F. Nichols; R. Rosenberg; H. Queiroga; M. Sprung; J. Terwin; R. Whitlach, THE NAVIGATOR PROJECT: CHARACTERIZING THE ROLE BENTHOS PLAY IN LARGE 'COASTAL-SEAS'. I. A MODULAR APPROACH TO CHARACTERIZING HABITATS AND IDENTIFYING KEY FORCING FUNCTIONS, PROCESSES, AND BENTHIC RESPONSES

Chi Howe J. Teo

Teo*, C.H.J.; M. La Peyre, EFFECTS OF SALINITY CHANGES ON GROWTH AND DISTRIBUTION OF RUPPIA MARITIMA: IMPLICATIONS FOR MANAGEMENT

Dr. Jeffrey R. Terwin

Hines*, A.H.; T.G. Wolcott; J.R. Terwin; S.F. Thrush, SCALE OF ESTUARINE PREDATOR-PREY INTERACTIONS: BLUE CRABS FORAGING ON CLAMS

Patricia A. Tester

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

Tester*, P.; S. Varnam; R. Swift; R.P. Stumpf; D. Eslinger; M. Culver; M. Black, HURRICANE FLOYD: NOAA, NASA AND NEW REMOTE SENSING TECHNOLOGIES

Anne E. Thessen

Thessen*, A.E., OYSTER GRAZING ON TOXIC AND NON-TOXIC PSEUDO-NITZSCHIA

Cassondra R. Thomas

Thomas*, C.R.; L.K. Blum, CORRELATION BETWEEN ORGANIC MATTER CONTENT AND SALT MARSH SEDIMENT CHARACTERISTICS

Florence I.M. Thomas

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

Thomas*, F.I.M.; C.D. Cornelisen, PREDICTING MASS TRANSFER OF NUTRIENTS TO BENTHIC COMMUNITIES

Mr. Roger L. Thomas

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. Bruce Thompson

Lee* II, H.; B. Thompson; S. Lowe, THE DISTRIBUTION OF NONINDIGENOUS BENTHIC SPECIES IN SAN FRANCISCO ESTUARY, AND INFLUENCE OF SEDIMENT CONTAMINATION

Craig C. Thompson

Thompson*, C.C.; A.K. Volety; M. Giles; H. Neail; T. Barnes, INVESTIGATIONS OF PERKINSUS MARINUSPREVALENCE, HEALTH AND DISTRIBUTION OF OYSTER REEFS IN ESTERO BAY, FLORIDA

Janet K. Thompson

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

Michelle L. Thompson

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

Mads S. Thomsen

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

Dr. Ronald M. Thom

Thom*, R.; A. Borde; S. Rumrill; G. Williams; D. Woodruff; J. Southard, SPATIAL AND INTERNNUAL VARIABILITY IN EELGRASS ABUNDANCE AND BIOMASS IN WILLAPA BAY, WASHINGTON AND COOS BAY, OREGON

Merrilee Thoresen

Thoresen*, M; M. Alber; J.R. Nelson, MICROALGAL FOOD RESOURCES OF OYSTERS: ARE BENTHIC DIATOMS IMPORTANT TO AN ESTUARINE SUSPENSION-FEEDER?

Dr. Simon R. Thorrold

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

Dr. Glen B. Thursby

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

Sharon M. Thurston

Thurston*, S.; A. Volety; M. Savarese; E. Lindland; S. Bankston; R. Grindberg; M. Benolkin, MONITORING THE IMPACT OF WATER MANAGEMENT PRACTICES ON ESTUARINE HEALTH. II. OYSTER GROWTH, RECRUITMENT, AND DISEASE

Ms. Lee Tibbitts

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.

Mr. John A. Tiedemann

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

Craig R. Tobias

Tobias*, C.R.; M. Cieri; B.J. Peterson; L. Deegan; J. Vallino, ESTUARINE PROCESSING OF WATERSHED NITROGEN: SYSTEM-SCALE INSIGHTS FROM A WHOLE-ESTUARY 15N ENRICHMENT

Vallino*, J.; C. Tobias; M. Cieri; J. Huges; B. Peterson; L. Deegan, USING WHOLE-SYSTEM 15N-TRACER EXPERIMENTS TO IMPROVE ESTUARINE BIOGEOCHEMISTRY MODELS

Mr. Jason D. Toft

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

Dr. S G. Tolley

Volety*, A.K.; S.G. Tolley; J.T. Winstead, EFFECTS OF SEASON AND WATER QUALITY ON OYSTERS (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) AND ASSOCIATED FISH ASSEMBLAGES

David A. Tomasko

Frazer*, T.K.; J.A. Hale; D.A. Tomasko; M.O.Hall, DISTRIBUTIONAL CHANGES IN SEAGRASSES ALONG FLORIDA'S GULF COAST

Tomasko*, D., STATUS AND TRENDS (1950 TO 1999) OF SEAGRASS DISTRIBUTION IN WEST CENTRAL FLORIDA

Mr. Dieter P. Tracey

Tracey*, D.P.; W.C. Dennison; E.G. Abal; L. Turner, ASSESSING THE HEALTH OF AUSTRALIA'S ESTUARIES

Dr. Vera L. Trainer

Trainer*, V.L., THE CHALLENGES OF FORECASTING AND MANAGING TOXIC PSEUDO-NITZSCHIA BLOOMS ON THE U.S. WEST COAST

Dr. Steven E. Travis

Devlin*, D.J.; S.L. Grace; S.E. Travis, EFFECTS OF AN OBLIGATE SEED PARASITE ON GENETIC DIVERSITY AND DISTRIBUTION OF RHIZOPHORA MANGLE POPULATIONS IN THE 10,000 ISLANDS ARCHIPELAGO, SOUTHWEST, FLORIDA

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

Travis*, S.E., GENETIC DIVERSITY OF A RECOVERING SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA POPULATION AFFECTED BY DROUGHT

Dr. John H. Trefry

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

Ms. Laine F. Trepper

Birkitt*, B.F.; L. Trepper; S. Ellsworth, Sr., A TEAM APPROACH TO MANAGING NATURAL RESOURCES IN TAMPA BAY

Dr. Luis Troccoli

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.

Tien-Shui Tsou

Tsou*, T.S., SEASONAL CHANGES IN THE FISH COMMUNITY OF LOWER SUWANNEE RIVER AND THE POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF FRESHWATER WITHDRAW ON THE FISH COMMUNITY

Ms. Jane Tucker

Giblin*, A.E.; G.T. Banta; J. Tucker; C. Hopkinson, EFFECTS OF SALINITY CHANGES ON NITROGEN DYNAMICS IN ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS

Tucker*, J.; A.E. Giblin; C.S. Hopkinson, BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF BOSTON HARBOR SEDIMENTS: RESPONSES TO NUTRIENT LOADING REDUCTIONS OVER THE PAST DECADE

Dr. Bjorn G. Tunberg

Tunberg*, B.G., ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF WETLAND IMPOUNDMENT ON FIDDLER CRAB POPULATIONS, INDIAN RIVER LAGOON, FLORIDA

Mr. Jace W. Tunnell Mr.

Withers, K.; J.W. Tunnell*, ABUNDANCE AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF JUVENILE FISH USING HALODULE BEAUDETTEI, CYMODOCEA FILIFORMIS AND UNVEGETATED SUBSTRATES IN UPPER LAGUNA MADRE

R. Eugene Turner

Turner*, R.E.; N.N. Rabalais; D. Justic; Q. Dortch, COMING SOON FROM A RIVER TO YOUR ESTUARY: HIGHER N LOADING AND ALTERED NUTRIENT RATIOS

R. Eugene Turner

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

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

Ms. Kathy Tuxbury

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.

Ms. Wendy A. Tweedale

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

Tweedale*, W.A.; G.C. Sigua, CAN I ASSUME? A CASE STUDY OF PARAMETRIC VS. NONPARAMETRIC ANALYSIS OF A LARGE WATER QUALITY DATASET.

Dr. Robert R. Twilley

Cardona-Olarte*, P.; R.R. Twilley, QUANTIFYING THE RESPONSES OF NEOTROPICAL MANGROVE SAPLINGS TO THE SALINITY-HYDROPERIOD INTERACTION

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

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

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

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

Dr. Luke Twomey

Twomey*, L.; H. Paerl; M. Piehler, EXAMINING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DIFFERENTIAL NITROGEN UPTAKE AND PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITY DYNAMICS IN THE NEUSE RIVER ESTUARY AND PAMLICO SOUND, NC.

Anna Christina Tyler

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

Christy Tyler

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

Megan C. Tyrrell

Tyrrell*, M.C., EFFECTS OF TWO INTRODUCED CRAB SPECIES ON THE NEW ENGLAND ROCKY INTERTIDAL COMMUNITY INFERRED FROM MICROCOSMS

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