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EEcological EconomicsGrabowski*, J.H.; M.A. Dolan; A.R. Hughes; D.L. Kimbro; C.H. Peterson, BIOLOGICAL AND ECONOMIC VALUE OF RESTORED INTERTIDAL OYSTER REEF HABITAT TO THE NURSERY FUNCTION OF ESTUARIES.
Ko*, J.Y.; E. Reyes; J.W. Day; P.H. Templet, EVALUATION OF ECOLOGICAL ENGINEERING APPLICATION: COMMERCIAL FISHERY OUTPUT CHANGES FROM RIVER DIVERSION AT CAERNRVON, LOUISIANA
Limburg*, K.E.; J. Gowdy; J.D. Erickson; A. Nowosielski; J. Polimeni; K. Stainbrook, MODELING AND MEASURING ECONOMIC DRIVERS AND ECOSYSTEM HEALTH: CASE STUDIES IN THE HUDSON RIVER WATERSHED
Ecological GeneticsDevlin*, 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
Dyble*, J.; M.F. Piehler; P.H. Moisander; H.W. Paerl, DETECTION OF CYANOBACTERIAL HAB SPECIES USING MOLECULAR APPROACHES IN TWO EUTROPHYING ESTUARIES
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
Milbrandt*, E.C., MICROBIAL ECOLOGY OF INTERTIDAL SEDIMENTS IN SOUTH SLOUGH NERR
Muñiz-Salazar*, R.; S. Talbot; D.H. Ward; G.K. Sage; A. Cabello-Pasini, GENETIC CHARACTERIZATION OF ZOSTERA MARINA (EELGRASS) IN MEXICO
Opel*, N.M., AN ASSESSMENT OF GENETIC VARIATION AMONG AND WITHIN HALODULE WRIGHTII ASCHERSON POPULATIONS IN MISSISSIPPI SOUND
Procaccini*, G.; F. De Martino; M.V. Ruggiero, GENETIC STRUCTURE AND POPULATION SUBDIVISION IN THE ENDEMIC MEDITERRANEAN SEAGRASS POSIDONIA OCEANICA
Proffitt*, E.; S. Travis; K. Edwards, SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA ESTABLISHMENT IN A CREATED MARSH: THE ROLES AND INTERACTIONS OF PLANT GENOTYPE AND ELEVATION
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.
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
Travis*, S.E., GENETIC DIVERSITY OF A RECOVERING SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA POPULATION AFFECTED BY DROUGHT
Ecological Impacts of Invasive Species and DiseaseBlakesley*, B.A.; D.O. Berns; M.O. Hall; M. Merello; J. Hyniova, HYPOTHESIS AND REALITY: COMPARISON OF ACUTE AND CHRONIC SEAGRASS DIE-OFF IN FLORIDA BAY, USA
Brooks*, R.A.; S.S. Bell, MANGROVE RESPONSE TO ATTACK BY A ROOT BORING ISOPOD: ROOT REPAIR VERSUS ARCHITECTURAL MODIFICATION
Buchsbaum*, R.; J. Catena; E. Hutchins; D. Burdick; E. Holt; A. Ridlon, CHANGES IN PHRAGMITES AUSTRALIS AND OTHER ORGANISMS IN MASSACHUSETTS SALTMARSH AFTER RESTORATION OF TIDAL FLOW.
DeWitt*, T.H.; P.M. Eldridge, COMPARISON OF NITROGEN FLUXES IN TIDEFLAT FOOD WEBS DOMINATED BY BURROWING SHRIMP OR BY OYSTERS
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
Fell*, P.E.; R.S. Warren; J.K. Light; R.L. Rawson,Jr.; S.M. Fairley, IS NEKTON USE OF THYPH ANGUSTIFOLIA BRACKISH MARSH ALTERED BY THE INVASION OF PHRAGMITES AUSTRALIS?
Glasgow*, Jr., H.B.; J.M. Burkholder; A.J. Lewitus; S.L. Morton; P.D. Moeller; C. Zhang, EVALUATION OF TOXICITY IN RAPHIDOPHYTES FROM ESTUARINE FISH KILLS IN DELAWARE AND THE CAROLINAS, USA
Hartman*, M.J.; S.E. Stancyk; A.M. Lohrer, AN INVASIVE CRAB, PETROLISTHES ARMATUS, AS ALTERNATIVE PREY IN AN OYSTER REEF ECOSYSTEM
Yasunari*, K.; J.D. Shields; W.K. Vogelbein; D.E. Zwerner; H. Kator; V.S. Blazer, INDUCTION OF SKIN ULCERS IN ATLANTIC MENHADEN WITH ZOOSPORES OF APHANOMYCES INVADANS
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
Lohrer*, A.M., THE THREAT OF INVASION IN SOUTH CAROLINA ESTUARIES: A FOCUS ON EXOTIC DECAPOD CRABS
Nicolini*, M.H.; W.J. Kimmerer; N. Ferm; C. Peñalva, PERSISTENT FOOD LIMITATION IN AN ESTUARINE COPEPOD
O'Connor*, N.J., CHANGES IN RESIDENT CRAB POPULATIONS DURING COLONIZATION BY THE ASIAN SHORE CRAB HEMIGRAPSUS SANGUINEUS
Osgood*, D.; D. Yozzo; R. Chambers; J. Lewis; S. Pianka, CONTROLLING FACTORS OF NEKTON HABITAT USE WITHIN PHRAGMITES AND TYPHA HABITAT ALONG THE HUDSON RIVER ESTUARY
Park*, S.; C.E. Epifanio, LARVAL BEHAVIOR OF HEMIGRAPSUS SANGUINEUS, AN INTRODUCED CRAB IN THE WESTERN ATLANTIC
Peterson*, H., LONG-TERM BENTHIC COMMUNITY CHANGE IN A HIGHLY INVADED ESTUARY
Stanton*, L.E.; I.A. Mendelssohn, THE EFFECTS OF DISTURBANCE AND EUTROPHICATION ON THE ESTABLISHMENT OF PHRAGMITES AUSTRALIS
Tyrrell*, M.C., EFFECTS OF TWO INTRODUCED CRAB SPECIES ON THE NEW ENGLAND ROCKY INTERTIDAL COMMUNITY INFERRED FROM MICROCOSMS
Hinkle*, R.; L.L. Weishar; J. Teal, RESULTS OF A 2-YEAR LONG EXPERIMENT IN PHRAGMITES CONTROL
Whitlow*, L., HOW PHENOTYPIC PLASTICITY AFFECTS NATIVE CLAM SURVIVAL IN RESPONSE TO AN INVASIVE CRAB PREDATOR
Yozzo*, D.J.; D.T. Osgood; R.M. Chambers; M.M. Cianciola, III, DISTRIBUTION AND ABUNDANCE OF BENTHIC MACROINVERTEBRATES IN PHRAGMITES AND TYPHA DOMINATED TIDAL WETLANDS, HUDSON RIVER ESTUARY
Ecology of Impounded Tidal WetlandsBenard*, T.H.; G.P. Shaffer; D.T. Thomson, INFLUENCES OF HYDROLOGIC ALTERATIONS UPON WETLAND HYDRODYNAMICS AND PLANT GROWTH ON THE MANCHAC LANDBRIDGE
Brockmeyer*, R.E., Jr., THE WETLANDS INITIATIVE AT MINWR: COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH TO IMPROVE MANAGEMENT
Craft*, C.B., RECOVERY OF AN IMPOUNDED SPARTINA MARSH FOLLOWING RE-INTRODUCTION OF TIDAL INUNDATION
Craft*, C.B., RECOVERY OF AN IMPOUNDED SPARTINA MARSH FOLLOWING RE-INTRODUCTION OF TIDAL INUNDATION
Craig*, A.H.; C.R. Alexander; M. Alber, EVALUATING REMEDIATION SUCCESS IN AN ABANDONED RICE IMPOUNDMENT
Dennis*, G.D.; P.W. Stevens; K.J. Sulak, IMPOUNDED MARSH HABITAT USE BY FISHES WITHIN MERRITT ISLAND NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE, EAST-CENTRAL FLORIDA
Farris*, C.N., MARSH SURFACE INUNDATION IN TIDALLY RESTRICTED SALT MARSH: IMPLICATIONS FOR HABITAT RESTORATION
Hoeppner*, S.S.; G.P. Shaffer, MAUREPAS DIVERSION - PART III: HERBACEOUS VEGETATION PATTERNS
Huang, X.; J.T. Morris*, TRENDS IN PHOSPHATASE ACTIVITY ALONG A SUCCESSIONAL GRADIENT OF TIDAL FRESHWATER MARSHES, COOPER RIVER, SC
Huang, X.; J.T. Morris*, TRENDS IN PHOSPHATASE ACTIVITY ALONG A SUCCESSIONAL GRADIENT OF TIDAL FRESHWATER MARSHES, COOPER RIVER, SC
Kelley*, B.J.; R.D. Porcher; H.N. McKellar; J.T. Morris, A MODEL OF PLANT SUCCESSION WITHIN PARTIALLY IMPOUNDED, SOUTHEASTERN FRESHWATER TIDAL MARSHES.
Kelley*, B.J.; R.D. Porcher; H.N. McKellar; J.T. Morris, A MODEL OF PLANT SUCCESSION WITHIN PARTIALLY IMPOUNDED, SOUTHEASTERN FRESHWATER TIDAL MARSHES.
Long*, J.M.; J.S. Bulak, HABITAT MEDIATED DIFFERENCES IN THE FISH COMMUNITIES OF TWO ADJACENT TIDAL FRESHWATER WETLANDS IN SOUTH CAROLINA
Long*, J.M.; J.S. Bulak, HABITAT MEDIATED DIFFERENCES IN THE FISH COMMUNITIES OF TWO ADJACENT TIDAL FRESHWATER WETLANDS IN SOUTH CAROLINA
Madon*, S.P.; J.W. West; J.B. Zedler, FISH FEEDING AND GROWTH IN TEMPORARILY IMPOUNDED TIDAL WETLANDS.
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
Mendelssohn*, I.A., WATER LEVEL MANAGEMENT: EFFECTS ON SOIL-PLANT RELATIONSHIPS IN COASTAL MARSHES
Mendelssohn*, I.A., WATER LEVEL MANAGEMENT: EFFECTS ON SOIL-PLANT RELATIONSHIPS IN COASTAL MARSHES
Qin*, P.; S. Wan; H. Zhu; M. Xie, A SUSTAINABLE EXPLOITATION MODE OF TWO WETLANDS IN YANCHENG NATURAL RESERVE ,CHINA
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
Smith*, N.F.; G.M. Ruiz, PHENOTYPIC PLASTICITY IN THE LIFE HISTORY OF THE MANGROVE SNAIL CERITHIDEA SCALARIFORMIS
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
Tunberg*, B.G., ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF WETLAND IMPOUNDMENT ON FIDDLER CRAB POPULATIONS, INDIAN RIVER LAGOON, FLORIDA
Twilley*, R.R.; D. Cahoon; J. Meriwether; A. Nyman, USING IMPOUNDED WETLANDS TO TEST CONCEPTS OF COASTAL WETLAND SUCCESSION
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
Ecotoxicology; Contaminants; Oil SpillsAche*, B.W.; F.C. Kopfler, THE OCCURRENCE OF MERCURY IN THE FISHERY RESOURCES OF THE GULF OF MEXICO
Anderson*, B.; K.A. Moore; M.A. Unger, BIOREMEDIATION OF TRIBUTYLTIN CONTAMINATED SEDIMENTS IN A CREATED TIDAL WETLAND
Boyle*, K.A.; P. Fong; R. Ambrose, EVALUATING IMPACTS OF HEAVY METAL AND NITROGEN DEPOSITION FROM AIRCRAFT OVERFLIGHTS OF COASTAL WETLANDS
Brown*, S.S.; C.F. Rakocinski; G.R. Gaston, USING MULTIPLE LINES OF EVIDENCE TO ESTABLISH CAUSAL RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSORS AND BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS
Carman*, K.R.; J.W. Fleeger, THE INFLUENCE OF METAL AND HYDROCARBON CONTAMINANTS ON A BENTHIC SALT MARSH COMMUNITY
Deamer*, N.J.; G.M. Melia; H.B. Glasgow, Jr.; J.M. Burkholder, RESPONSE OF PFIESTERIA PISCICIDA, A PREDATOR, AND ALGAL PREY TO CARBAMATE FUNGICIDES AND HEAVY METALS
deFur*, P.L.; L.L. Foersom; S.S. Tuberty, EFFECTS OF ENDOSULFAN ON MOLTING IN JUVENILE RED SWAMP CRAYFISH, PROCAMBARUS CLARKII
Flaherty*, K.E.; R.A. Snyder, THE PARTITIONING OF LEAD AND CADMIUM IN TWO SALT MARSH MOLLUSKS
Gouguet*, R.; G. Baumgarten, INTEGRATED RESTORATION AND COMPREHENSIVE MANAGEMENT OF CONTAMINATED SEDIMENT AT THE LAVACA BAY NPL SITE, PORT LAVACA, TEXAS
Harmon*, M.R.; J. Hameedi, ASSESSMENT OF SEDIMENT TOXICITY CHESAPEAKE BAY
Haroski*, D.M.; M.D. Sprenger; G. Taghon, THE IMPORTANCE OF ORGANISM DEPURATION IN ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT: AN EXAMPLE USING FIDDLER CRABS
Higman*, J.C.; G.S. Durell; Y. Ouyang; J.F. Donoghue, SEDIMENT METAL CONTAMINANT CONCENTRATIONS: SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL CHANGES IN THE CEDAR-ORTEGA ESTUARY
Iannuzzi*, T.J.; T.A. Armstrong; D.F. Ludwig, SMALL-SCALE VARIATION IN BIOACCUMULATION OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS IN SHALLOW WATER ESTUARINE HABITATS.
Jahn*, K.; T.M. Brosnan; L. Gumaer, DETERMINATION OF INJURIES TO NATURAL RESOURCES FROM PCBS IN THE HUDSON RIVER, NEW YORK
Johnson*, S.M.; C.L. MacLeod, MERCURY IN SEDIMENT AND POREWATERS OF THE MEDWAY ESTUARY, UK
Kim*, E.H.; R.P. Mason; E. Porter; H.Soulen, THE EFFECT OF RESUSPENSION ON THE FATE OF TOTAL AND METHYL MERCURY IN SEDIMENTS
Lewis*, M.A.; R. Greene, EFFECTS OF CLAY FLOCCULATION OF RED TIDE ORGANISMS ON BENTHIC ORGANIAMS
MacPherson*, T.A.; M. Mallin; L.B. Cahoon, SEDIMENT OXYGEN DEMAND AND BIOCHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND- PATTERNS OF OXYGEN DEPLETION IN TIDAL CREEKS
Fritz, A.; M. Baker-Matta*; W. Schulze, REMEDIATION AND RESTORATION OF A PCB CONTAMINATED STREAM
McLusky*, D.S.; H.M. Davis, LONG TERM EFFECTS OF AN OIL REFINERY ON AN ESTUARINE BENTHIC COMMUNITY
Morales-Ramirez*, M.C.; M.A. Huerta-Diaz; D.H. Ward; A. Cabello-Pasini, HEAVY METALS IN SEDIMENTS AND SEAGRASSES FROM COASTAL LAGOONS IN BAJA CALIFORNIA AND ALASKA
Nacci*, D.; S. Cohen; M. Huber; M. Gomez-Chiarri; E. Gauger, FITNESS IMPLICATIONS OF IMMUNOGENETIC VARIATION IN FUNDULUS HETEROCLITUS FROM CLEAN AND POLLUTED SITES
Nayar*, S.; B. Goh; L.M. Chou, EFFECT OF DREDGING ON THE HEAVY METAL FLUXES IN AN IMPACTED ESTUARY IN SINGAPORE
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
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
Southerland*, H.A.; A.J. Lewitus, PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF ESTUARINE MICROALGAE TO UV-INDUCED FLUORANTHENE TOXICITY
Vincet*, D.; C. Rakocinski, THE INFLUENCE OF POLLUTION ON JUVENILE SPOT,LEIOSTOMUS XANTHURUS: COMPARING OTOLITH MICROSTRUCTURE AND AMINOTRANSFERASE AS INDICATORS OF STRESS
Windham*, L.; J.S. Weis; P. Weis, DISTRIBUTION OF METALS IN THE SALT MARSH PLANTS SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA AND PHRAGMITES AUSTRALIS
Effects of Hurricane Floyd on EstuariesBales*, J., FRESHWATER AND NUTRIENT DELIVERY TO PAMLICO SOUND, NORTH CAROLINA, RESULTING FROM THE 1999 HURRICANE SEASON
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
Clesceri*, E.J.; M.H. Krief; M.J. Alperin; C.S. Martens, IMPACT OF HURRICANES ON PARTICULATE ORGANIC MATTER COMPOSITION IN THE NEUSE RIVER ESTUARY, NORTH CAROLINA
Crowder*, L.B.; L.A. Eby; C.M. McClellan, THE SHORT- AND LONG-TERM RESPONSES OF FISHES TO HURRICANE-RELATED FLOODING IN THE NEUSE RIVER AND PAMLICO SOUND
Inglis*, G.J., LIFE-HISTORY ADAPTATIONS OF A TROPICAL SEAGRASS TO SEVERE STORMS
Kniskern*, T.A.; S.A. Kuehl, SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL VARIABILTY OF PHYSICAL AND BIOLOGICAL MIXING IN THE YORK RIVER SUBESTUARY
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
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
Peierls*, B.L.; L. Twomey; C.P. Buzzelli; H.W. Paerl, WATER QUALITY DATA AS AN INDICATOR OF ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEM RESPONSE TO HURRICANES
Ramus*, J.; C.P. Buzzelli; H.W. Paerl, FERRYMON: WQ STATUS, TRENDS AND EVENTS MONITORING BY SHIPS OF OPPORTUNITY IN THE COASTAL ZONE.
Riggs*, S.R., ANATOMY OF A RIVERINE--ESTUARINE FLOOD EVENT: GEOLOGIC FRAMEWORK, ECOSYSTEM MODIFICATION, AND HUMAN ENCROACHMENT
Riggs*, S.R., ANATOMY OF A RIVERINE--ESTUARINE FLOOD EVENT: GEOLOGIC FRAMEWORK, ECOSYSTEM MODIFICATION, AND HUMAN ENCROACHMENT
Tester*, P.; S. Varnam; R. Swift; R.P. Stumpf; D. Eslinger; M. Culver; M. Black, HURRICANE FLOYD: NOAA, NASA AND NEW REMOTE SENSING TECHNOLOGIES
Valle-Levinson*, A.; K.C. Wong; K.T. Bosley, COMPARISON OF THE INFLUENCE OF NOR'EASTERS AND HURRICANE FLOYD ON WATER EXCHANGE AT THE CHESAPEAKE BAY ENTRANCE
Essential Fish Habitat: New Perspectives on Habitat Use and Trophic InteractionsAllen*, D.M.; G. Ogburn-Matthews; S.K. Service, NEKTON PRODUCTION IN AN INTERTIDAL NURSERY; CONSEQUENCES OF EXTREME NATURAL DISTURBANCES
Brennan*, N.P.; K.M. Leber, EFFECTS OF RELEASE HABITAT ON SURVIVAL AND GROWTH OF HATCHERY-REARED SNOOK IN A FLORIDA ESTUARY
Caraco*, N.F.; K.E. Limburg; R. Harvey; R.E. Schmidt, BLUEBACK HERRING: LINKS FROM THE WATERSHED TO UPPER TROPHIC LEVELS?
Chintala*, M.M.; L. Meng; G. Cicchetti, SHALLOW HABITATS IN TWO RHODE ISLAND SYSTEMS: II. PATTERNS OF SIZE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTIONAL GROUPS
Cicchetti*, G.; L. Meng; M. Chintala, SHALLOW HABITATS IN TWO RHODE ISLAND SYSTEMS: I. PATTERNS OF FAUNAL DENSITY AND BIOMASS
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
Combs*, D.M.; J. van Montfransp; R.J. Orth; J.R. Fishman, DISTRIBUTION, ABUNDANCE, AND FOOD HABITS OF JUVENILE SPOTTED SEATROUT, CYNOSCION NEBULOSUS, IN SEAGRASS BEDS OF THE LOWER CHESAPEAKE BAY
Crowder*, L.B.; L.A. Eby; C.M. McClellan, THE SHORT- AND LONG-TERM RESPONSES OF FISHES TO HURRICANE-RELATED FLOODING IN THE NEUSE RIVER AND PAMLICO SOUND
Currin*, C.A.; L.A. Levin; D.M. Talley; K.W. Able; S.C. Wainright, DEVELOPMENT OF FOOD WEBS SUPPORTING FISH PRODUCTION IN RESTORED SALT MARSHES
Dailey*, W.; A.M. Landry, Jr., SEASONAL VARIABILITY IN FISH ASSEMBLAGES AT YOUNG-OF-THE-YEAR TARPON (MEGALOPS ATLANTICUS) HABITAT IN TEXAS ESTUARIES
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
DeMort*, C.L.; F. Juanes, THE ECOLOGY OF JUVENILE BLUEFISH (POMATOMUS SALTATRIX) IN THE MATANZAS INLET, FLORIDA
Dumbauld*, B.; D. Armstrong; S. Rumrill; J. Ruesink; C. Roegner; G. Hosack; B. Semens, THE ROLE OF OYSTER AQUACULTURE AS FISH HABITAT IN PACIFIC NORTHWEST COASTAL ESTUARIES
Greenawalt*, J.M.; T.K. Frazer; S.K. Notestein; S.R. Keller; J.A. Hale; S.B. Blitch; L.Ahijevych, PATTERNS OF HABITAT USE BY BAY SCALLOPS ALONG FLORIDA'S GULF COAST
Grimaldo*, L.F.; W. Kimmerer, IMPROVING NATIVE FISH COMMUNITIES THROUGH TIDAL WETLAND RESTORATION IN THE SAN FRANCISCO ESTUARY: CAN THE OPPORTUNITIES MEET EXPECTATIONS?
Guindon-Tisdel*, K.Y., USING ABUNDANCE AND DISTRIBUTION DATA FROM LONG-TERM MONITORING TO DETERMINE ESSENTIAL FISH HABITATS FOR JUVENILE RED DRUM (SCIAENOPS OCELLATUS) IN TAMPA BAY, FL
Harris*, L.A.; B. Buckley; S.L. Granger; S.W. Nixon, EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF BLUEFISH (POMATOMUS SALTATRIX) PREDATION IN VARYING DENSITIES OF SEAGRASS AND MACROALGAE
Haught*, K.J., INFLUENCE OF A TROPICAL ALGAL OVERGROWTH ON LOCAL REEF FISH ASSEMBLAGE STRUCTURE
Haught*, K.J., INFLUENCE OF A TROPICAL ALGAL OVERGROWTH ON LOCAL REEF FISH ASSEMBLAGE STRUCTURE
Holt*, S.A.; L.W. Mceachron, STABLE ISOTOPE ANALYSIS OF SPOTTED SEATROUT FOOD WEBS IN SEAGRASS AND PHYTOPLANKTON DOMINATED ECOSYSTEMS
Johnson*, G.A.; R.R. Christian; C.H. Charles; F.J. Fodrie, EFFECTS OF TRAWLER DISCARDING PRACTICES ON ESTUARINE FOOD WEBS: UNEXPECTED BENEFITS FOR BLUE CRABS?
Kieckbusch*, D.; M. Koch-Rose; J. Serafy; A. Marsh, TROPHIC LINKAGES OF PRIMARY PRODUCERS AND CONSUMERS IN FRINGING MANGROVES OF TROPICAL LAGOONS
Kitting*, C.L., MULTIDISCIPLINARY ENVIRONMENTAL COMPARISONS WITH AQUATIC ANIMAL ABUNDANCES AMONG WETLANDS IN SAN FRANCISCO ESTUARY, CALIFORNIA.
Kneib*, R.T.; S.R. Webb, LANDSCAPE COMPLEXITY AND ABUNDANCE OF JUVENILE WHITE SHRIMP LITOPENAEUS SETIFERUS IN SUBTIDAL AND INTERTIDAL ESTUARINE HABITATS
Lara-Dominguez*, A.L. ; A. Yanez-Arancibia; P.S. Gil; J.W. Day; E. Reyes, ECOLOGY OF FISH DOMINANT SPECIES IN TERMINOS LAGOON. SEASONAL ABUNDANCE COUPLED WITH HABITAT HETEROGENEITY
Litvin*, S.Y.; V.G. Guida; M.P. Weinstein, TROPHIC LINKAGES AND RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF SALT MARSH HABITATS TO RESIDENT AND MARINE TRANSIENT FINFISH IN DELAWARE BAY: A STABLE ISOTOPE AND "BIOCHEMICAL CONDITION" APPROACH
Luckenbach*, M.; J. Nestlerode; P.G. Ross, Jr.; A. Birch, FISH UTILIZATION OF OYSTER REEFS IN VIRGINIA: THE EFFECTS OF REEF ARCHITECTURE AND SCALE
McBride, R.S.; T.C. MacDonald*; R.E. Matheson; D.A.Rydene; P.B. Hood, NURSERY HABITATS FOR LADYFISH, ELOPS SAURUS, ALONG SALINITY GRADIENTS IN TWO FLORIDA ESTUARIES
Maes*, J.; S. Van Damme; F. Ollevier, STABILITY IN THE STRUCTURE OF THE FISH COMMUNITY IN THE POLLUTED SCHELDT ESTUARY
Mancera*, J.E.; R. Twilley, MANGROVE ORGANIC MATTER UTILIZATION AS SOURCE OF ENERGY: A REVIEW
Mueller-Solger*, A.B.; A.D. Jassby; D.C. Muller-Navarra, NUTRITIONAL VALUE OF PARTICULATE ORGANIC MATTER FOR ZOOPLANKTON (DAPHNIA) IN A TIDAL FRESHWATER ESTUARY IN CALIFORNIA
Necaise*, A.M.D.; S.W. Ross; J.M. Miller, ESTUARINE HABITAT EVALUATION AS MEASURED THROUGH THE GROWTH OF JUVENILE SUMMER FLOUNDER, PARALICHTHYS DENTATUS.
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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
Toft*, J.D.; C.A. Simenstad; L.F. Grimaldo, FOOD WEB LINKAGES SUPPORTING FISH AT RESTORING AND REFERENCE TIDAL WETLANDS
Uhrin*, A.V., PROPELLER SCARRING IN A SEAGRASS ASSEMBLAGE: EFFECTS ON SEAGRASS, PHYSICAL PROCESSES, AND RESPONSE OF ASSOCIATED FAUNA
Van den Bergh*, E.; D. van Oevelen; T. Ysebaert; R. Eertman; P. Meire, KEY FACTORS IN TIDAL WETLAND RESTORATION: A COMPARATIVE STUDY FOR THE SIEPERDASCHOR (SCHELDE ESTUARY; NW-EUROPE)
Visser*, J.M., CRITERIA FOR THE CREATION OF NESTING HABITAT FOR BROWN PELICANS, SANDWICH TERNS, AND ROYAL TERNS
Volety*, A.K.; S.G. Tolley; J.T. Winstead, EFFECTS OF SEASON AND WATER QUALITY ON OYSTERS (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) AND ASSOCIATED FISH ASSEMBLAGES
Waddle*, J.H.; K.R.T.Whelan; K.G. Rice; T.J. Smith III, ANURAN DYNAMICS IN FRINGING RIVERINE MANGROVE HABITAT
Wall*, L.; L. Walters; R. Grizzle, RECRUITMENT OF THE OYSTER CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA ON INTERTIDAL REEFS IN AREAS WITH INTENSE BOATING ACTIVITY
Walters*, K., TEST OF AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TO ASSESS NATURAL AND RESTORED SALT MARSH SIMILARITY
West*, J.M.; S.P. Madon; J.B. Zedler, TIDAL CREEKS FACILITATE FISH MOVEMENT ONTO RESTORED MARSH HABITATS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Wheelock*, K.; G. Snedden; J. Cable, THE EFFECT OF FRESHWATER DIVERSION PULSES ON FRESHWATER MARSH SEDIMENT DEPOSITION IN SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA
Whitfield*, P.E.; W.J. Kenworthy; M.J.Durako; K.K. Hammerstrom; M. Merello, RECRUITMENT OF THALASSIA TESTUDINUM SEEDLINGS INTO PHYSICALLY DISTURBED SITES IN THE FLORIDA KEYS.
Wilbur*, A.R.; V.J. Malkoski, DISTRIBUTION, ABUNDANCE AND SIZE CLASS OF AMERICAN LOBSTER IN GLOUCESTER HARBOR, MASSACHUSETTS: PRESPECTIVE FROM AN URBAN ESTUARY
Wilson*, S.B., THE IMPACT OF DITCH PLUGGING ON VEGETATION IN SALT MARSHES IN SOUTHERN MAINE, USA
Wilson*, S.B., THE IMPACT OF DITCH PLUGGING ON VEGETATION IN SALT MARSHES IN SOUTHERN MAINE, USA
Windham*, L.; J.S. Weis; P. Weis, DISTRIBUTION OF METALS IN THE SALT MARSH PLANTS SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA AND PHRAGMITES AUSTRALIS
Zwolsman*, J.J.G., RESTORATION OF AN ESTUARINE GRADIENT IN THE RHINE-MEUSE DELTA: MOBILISATION OF TRACE METALS AND NUTRIENTS
Estuarine Zones and Systems (e.g oligohaline, lagoons, etcAllen*, D.M.; G. Ogburn-Matthews; S.K. Service, NEKTON PRODUCTION IN AN INTERTIDAL NURSERY; CONSEQUENCES OF EXTREME NATURAL DISTURBANCES
Bishop*, T.D.; M. Alber; R.G. Wiegert, MACROFAUNAL POPULATION SHIFTS AND CHANGING COASTAL SALINITY REGIMES
Brown-Peterson*, N.J.; R. Riedel; B. Costa-Pierce, PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF SCIAENID REPRODUCTION IN THE SALTON SEA, CALIFORNIA
Cabral*, H.N.; P. Pina; R. Neves; M.J. Costa, DIFFERENCES IN THE FISH COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF PORTUGUESE ESTUARIES IN RELATION TO GEOMORPHOLOGICAL AND HYDROGRAPHIC CONDITIONS
Chintala*, M.M.; L. Meng; G. Cicchetti, SHALLOW HABITATS IN TWO RHODE ISLAND SYSTEMS: II. PATTERNS OF SIZE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTIONAL GROUPS
Cicchetti*, G.; L. Meng; M. Chintala, SHALLOW HABITATS IN TWO RHODE ISLAND SYSTEMS: I. PATTERNS OF FAUNAL DENSITY AND BIOMASS
Clark*, A.R.; L.A. Leonard; C.T. Hackney, IMPACTS OF NATURAL AND ANTHROPOGENIC PERTURBATIONS ON WATER LEVELS AND SEDIMENT LOADING IN THE LOWER CAPE FEAR RIVER SYSTEM
Culter*, J.K., SALINITY AND BENTHIC MACROINVERTEBRATE ZONATION IN THE LOWER PEACE RIVER, SOUTHWEST FLORIDA.
Dailey*, S.; J. Boyer, MICROBIAL DYNAMICS IN FLORIDA BAY AND FLORIDA COASTAL EVERGLADES LTER SITES
Daoust*, R.J.; J.T. Morris, DIFFERENTIAL NUTRIENT LIMITATION OF BRACKISH AND SALT MARSHES IN A NORTHERN MASSACHUSETTS ESTUARY
Juanes*, F.; R. Rountree, LOW TIDE NEKTON DENSITIES OF A SUBTIDAL MARSH CREEK BASED ON AN IMPROVED SAMPLING METHOD
Lowit*, M.B.; L.K. Blum, TEMPORAL VARIATION IN ESTUARINE BACTERIAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE
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
McKee*, K.L.; I.C. Feller; M. Popp; W. Wanek, MANGROVE ISOTOPIC FRACTIONATION (DELTA15N AND DELTA13C)ACROSS A NITROGEN VERSUS PHOSPHORUS LIMITATION GRADIENT
Medina Gomez*, I.; J.H. Silveira, SEASONAL AND SPATIAL VARIABILITY ON PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY IN A KARSTIC COASTAL LAGOON WITHOUT ANTHROPOGENIC IMPACT
Morzaria-Luna*, H.N.; J.B. Zedler; J.C. Callaway; G. Sullivan, VEGETATION PATTERNS AND SPATIAL SCALING IN SAN QUINTÍN BAY, MEXICO
Pigg*, R.J.; D.F. Millie; B.J.Bendis; K. Steidinger, SEASONAL IMPACT ON PHYTOPLANKTON GROWTH ALONG THE LOWER ST. JOHNS RIVER BASIN
Pribble*, R.; A. Janicki, EXAMINATION OF CHANGES IN FRESHWATER INFLOW TO TAMPA BAY
Ray*, G.L.; M. Burlas, IMPACTS OF BEACH NOURISHMENT OPERATIONS ON INTERTIDAL AND NEARSHORE INFAUNA ALONG THE ATLANTIC COAST OF NORTHERN NEW JERSEY.
Raz-Guzman*, A.; M. Reguero; L. Huidobro; A. Corona, ESTUARINE COMMUNITY COMPOSITION IN MEXICAN GULF OF MEXICO COASTAL LAGOONS.
Teo*, C.H.J.; M. La Peyre, EFFECTS OF SALINITY CHANGES ON GROWTH AND DISTRIBUTION OF RUPPIA MARITIMA: IMPLICATIONS FOR MANAGEMENT
Vanderpool*, K.; J. Brennan; H. Culverwell, AN ASSESSMENT OF RIPARIAN FUNCTIONS IN THE PUGET SOUND NEARSHORE ECOSYSTEM
Verbessem*, I.; T. Ysebaert; E. Van den Bergh; P. Meire, SPATIO-TEMPORAL PATTERNS IN BENTHIC MACROFAUNA ON A BRACKISH MUDFLAT (SCHELDE ESTUARY, NW-EUROPE): RESULTS OF TEN YEARS MONITORING
Whelan*, K.R.T.; T.J.Smith III; I. van Leth, A PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION OF GAP DYNAMICS IN THE MANGROVES OF SOUTH FLORIDA
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