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U.S. Geological Survey, Integrated Science Program

Crane*, M.P., CONTEXT OF TAMPA BAY AND PROJECT STUDY SITES

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

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

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

Johnston*, J.B.; S. Wilson; P. Bourgeois; A. Martucci; C. Cretini; C. Conzelman; M. Nesta, GULF OF MEXICO INTEGRATED SCIENCE DATABASE INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM - TAMPA BAY PROTOTYPE

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

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

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

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Wetlands - Posters

Alvarez-Guillen*, H.; F. Vera-Herrera; A. Reda-Deara; C. Coronado-Molina; J.W. Day Jr., VERTICAL ACCRETION, SHALLOW SUBSIDENCE, AND LITTER PRODUCTION IN MANGROVE FORESTS OF TERMINOS LAGOON, MEXICO.

Barreto*, M.B.; F. Goenaga; M. González, ASSESSMENT OF MANGROVE MORTALITY IN THE GULF OF CUARE, VENEZUELA

Brockmeyer*, R.E., Jr., THE WETLANDS INITIATIVE AT MINWR: COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH TO IMPROVE MANAGEMENT

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

Day*, R.H.; T.W. Doyle; R.J. Walters, MONITORING GROWTH OF BLACK MANGROVE AT ITS NORTHERN LIMIT IN THE GULF OF MEXICO

Erickson*, A.A.; M. Saltis; S.S. Bell; C.J. Dawes, DIETARY PREFERENCE FOR MANGROVE LEAVES AS MEASURED BY LEAF DAMAGE AND CRAB GUT CONTENTS

Gann*, T.T.; D.L. Childers, INVESTIGATING TREE ISLAND COMMUNITY RESPONSE TO INCREASED WATER FLOW IN A SOUTHERN EVERGLADES ECOSYSTEM

Hopkins*, T.E., THE PROPOSED SAN FRANCISCO BAY NATIONAL ESTUARINE RESEARCH RESERVE.

Iwaniec*, D.M.; D.L. Childers, LANDSCAPE LOCATION AND WATER SOURCE EFFECTS ON PERIPHYTON METABOLISM

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

Krauss*, K.W.; C.K. Dano; J.A. Allen, PATTERNS OF FOREST STRUCTURE AND PHOTOSYNTHETIC DIFFERENTIATION OF TWO INVASIVE MANGROVE SPECIES ON OAHU, HAWAII, USA

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

Walker*, C.L.; T.J. Smith, III; K.R.T. Whelan, CONSEQUENCES OF FIRE AND FREEZE ON A MANGROVE - MARSH ECOTONE

Wetlands No. 1

Brooks*, R.A.; S.S. Bell, MANGROVE RESPONSE TO ATTACK BY A ROOT BORING ISOPOD: ROOT REPAIR VERSUS ARCHITECTURAL MODIFICATION

Burrows*, B., INSECT LEAF HERBIVORY IN MANGROVES IS HIGHER AND MORE IMPORTANT THAN CURRENTLY THOUGHT

Cormier*, N.; R.R. Twilley; K.C. Ewel, BELOWGROUND PRODUCTIVITY IN MICRONESIAN MANGROVE FORESTS

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

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

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

Wetlands No. 2

Benard*, T.H.; G.P. Shaffer; D.T. Thomson, INFLUENCES OF HYDROLOGIC ALTERATIONS UPON WETLAND HYDRODYNAMICS AND PLANT GROWTH ON THE MANCHAC LANDBRIDGE

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

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

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

Wetlands No. 3

Dennis*, G.D.; P.W. Stevens; K.J. Sulak, IMPOUNDED MARSH HABITAT USE BY FISHES WITHIN MERRITT ISLAND NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE, EAST-CENTRAL FLORIDA

Ellis*, Jr., W.L.; S.S. Bell, INVESTIGATION OF THE IMPACTS OF MANGROVE CANOPY REMOVAL ON THE FISHES OF ROOKERY BAY, FLORIDA

Forbes*, A.T.; N.T. Demetriades, HUMAN IMPACTS ON SOUTH AFRICAN ESTUARIES: THE NHLABANE AS A CASE STUDY

Hieb*, K.; T. Greiner, FISH COMMUNITIES OF SAN FRANCISCO BAY TIDAL MARSHES

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

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

Wetlands No. 4

Andersen*, F.O.; T. Nielsen, EFFECTS OF LEAF LITTER DECOMPOSITION ON PHOSPHORUS CYCLING IN MANGROVE SEDIMENTS

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

Delgado*, P.; P. Hensel; D. Cahoon; J.W. Day, Jr., IMPORTANCE OF SEDIMENT CHARACTERISTICS AND DYNAMICS IN STRUCTURING MANGROVE COMMUNITIES IN A COSTA RICAN ESTUARY

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

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?

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

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