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FFisheries and Management; AquacultureApplebaum*, S.L.; G.J. Holt, THE DIGESTIVE ENZYME CHYMOTRYPSIN AS A BIOCHEMICAL INDICATOR OF LARVAL NUTRITIONAL CONDITION
Brennan*, N.P.; K.M. Leber, EFFECTS OF RELEASE HABITAT ON SURVIVAL AND GROWTH OF HATCHERY-REARED SNOOK IN A FLORIDA ESTUARY
Brumbaugh*, R.D.; S.K. Allen, AQUACULTURE AS A TOOL FOR OYSTER RESTORATION IN CHESAPEAKE BAY: PROGRESS, IMPEDIMENTS, AND GENETIC CONSIDERATIONS
Carmichael*, R.H.; I. Valiela, THE EFFECTS OF LAND-DERIVED N LOADS ON QUAHOGS AND SOFTSHELL CLAMS
Dailey*, W.; A.M. Landry, Jr., SEASONAL VARIABILITY IN FISH ASSEMBLAGES AT YOUNG-OF-THE-YEAR TARPON (MEGALOPS ATLANTICUS) HABITAT IN TEXAS ESTUARIES
Keller*, S.R.;Greenawalt, J.M.; T.K. Frazer; S.K. Notestein; J.A. Hale; M.S. Allen, FISHING AND NATURAL MORTALITY OF BAY SCALLOPS ALONG THE GULF COAST OF FLORIDA
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
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.
Pillay*, D.; A.T. Forbes; N.T. Demetriades, THE EFFECTS OF PRAWN FARM EFFLUENT WATER ON TWO SOUTH AFRICAN ESTUARIES.
Rhodes*, E.W., EXPANDING AQUACULTURE PRODUCTION - CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR RESOURCE USE
Iizumi, H.; K. Suzuki*, QUANTITATIVE ESTIMATION OF FAUNAL BIOMASS AT SEAGRASS BEDS
van Montfrans*, J.; R.J. Orth; D. Combs; R.N. Lipcius, PREDATION IMPACT BY STRIPED BASS FEEDING ON JUVENILE BLUE CRABS IN CHESAPEAKE BAY SEAGRASS BEDS
White*, M.W.; W.S. Arnold; H.A. Norris; M.E. Berrigan, HARD CLAM (MERCENARIA SPP.) AQUACULTURE IN FLORIDA, USA: GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM APPLICATIONS TO LEASE SITE SELECTION
Wilbur*, A.R.; V.J. Malkoski, DISTRIBUTION, ABUNDANCE AND SIZE CLASS OF AMERICAN LOBSTER IN GLOUCESTER HARBOR, MASSACHUSETTS: PRESPECTIVE FROM AN URBAN ESTUARY
Forecasting Ecological Events in Estuarine and Coastal WatersBierbaum*, R.; D. Scavia, CLIMATE CHANGE: FORECASTING THE POTENTIAL CONSEQUENCES FOR COASTAL AREAS
Brown*, C.W.; R.R. Hood; T. Gross; Z. Li; M.B. Decker; J. Purcell; H. Wang, NOWCASTING SEA NETTLE (CHRYSAORA QUINQECIRRHA) DISTRIBUTIONS IN CHESAPEAKE BAY: AN OVERVIEW
Christian*, D.J.; P.Y. Sheng, COUPLED LIGHT ATTENUATION AND SEAGRASS MODEL FOR INDIAN RIVER LAGOON
Decker*, M.B.; J.E. Purcell; R.R. Hood; C.W. Brown, DEFINING THE HABITAT OF SEA NETTLES (CHRYSAORA QUINQUECIRRHA) IN CHESAPEAKE BAY.
Frias-Torres*, S.; R.G. Gilmore, CROSS-SHELF TRANSPORT OF THE MIGRATORY OPOSSUM PIPEFISH, MICROPHIS BRACHYURUS LINEATUS.
Hameedi*, M.J.; S.I. Hartwell; L.W. Claflin, ENVIRONMENTAL INDICATORS IN A COASTAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT CONTEXT
Hinga*, K., PH IN COASTAL WATERS: A FACTOR IN PHYTOPLANKTON SPECIES DYNAMICS
Janicki*, A.; H. Greening, ASSESSMENT OF PROGRESS TOWARD SEAGRASS RESTORATION GOALS IN AN UNCERTAIN ENVIRONMENT
Johnston*, D.; M. Martin, CONTAMINANT FORECASTING AT HAZARDOUS WASTE SITES IN CALIFORNIA MARINE WATERS.
Tester*, P.A., ECOLOGICAL PREDICTIONS AND HUMAN HEALTH
Litaker*, W.; P. Tester, EXTREME EVENTS AND ECOLOGICAL FORECASTING
MacKay*, C.F.; D.P. Cyrus, SCENARIO-BASED BIOTIC RESPONSES TO POTENTIAL FRESHWATER DEFICITS IN A SOUTH AFRICAN ESTUARY
Martin*, J.; E. Reyes; P. Kemp; H. Mashriqui; J.W. Day, MODELING THE EFFECTS OF SEA LEVEL RISE ACROSS DELTA LANDSCAPES
McGillicuddy*, Jr., D.J., PREDICTIVE MODELS OF ALEXANDRIUM SPP. BLOOMS IN THE GULF OF MAINE
McLaughlin*, S.M., THE EPIZOOTIOLOGY OF PERKINSUS SP. INFECTIONS IN BIVALVE MOLLUSKS: A REVIEW
McLaughlin*, S.M., THE EPIZOOTIOLOGY OF PERKINSUS SP. INFECTIONS IN BIVALVE MOLLUSKS: A REVIEW
Mikita*, K.A., DYNAMICS OF THE SPRING PHYTOPLANKTON BLOOM IN THE PATUXENT RIVER
Monaco*, M.E.; R.J. Livingston, FORECASTING OYSTER MORTALITY TO VARIATIONS IN FRESHWATER INFLOW
Monaco*, M.E.; R.J. Livingston, FORECASTING OYSTER MORTALITY TO VARIATIONS IN FRESHWATER INFLOW
Parsons*, D.C.; M.A. Mallin, EFFECT OF POLLUTANT SOURCE DISTANCE ON WATER QUALITY PARAMETER CONCENTRATIONS OF SIX TIDAL CREEKS IN SOUTHEASTERN NORTH CAROLINA
Pelletier*, M.C.; E.D. Gallagher, IDENTIFICATION OF SPECIES-ENVIRONMENT RELATIONSHIPS IN THE HUDSON-RARITAN ESTUARY AND RELATED SUB-BASINS
Rhodes*, E.W., EXPANDING AQUACULTURE PRODUCTION - CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR RESOURCE USE
Scavia*, D.; N. Valette-Silver, ECOLOGICAL FORECASTING - A CALL FOR A NATIONAL COMMITMENT
Sheng*, Y.P., INTEGRATED MODELING OF ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS
Stumpf*, R.P.; M. Culver, FORECASTING OF HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS IN THE GULF OF MEXICO
Woodley*, C.M.; J.E. Fauth; C.A. Downs; J.C. Halas, A MOLECULAR BIOMARKER SYSTEM FOR FORECASTING CORAL BLEACHING
Worthy*, L.D., REGIONAL COMPARISON OF URBAN GROWTH AND WETLAND LOSS USING NOAA COASTAL CHANGE ANALYSIS PROGRAM (C-CAP) LAND COVER AND CHANGE DATA
Worthy*, L.D., REGIONAL COMPARISON OF URBAN GROWTH AND WETLAND LOSS USING NOAA COASTAL CHANGE ANALYSIS PROGRAM (C-CAP) LAND COVER AND CHANGE DATA
Freshwater WithdrawalAdams*, J.B.; B. Weston, WORKING TOGETHER TO ENSURE FRESHWATER INFLOW TO ESTUARIES
Alber*, M., UNDERSTANDING FRESHWATER INFLOW TO GEORGIA ESTUARIES: FROM SCIENCE TO POLICY
Alexander*, H.D.; K.H. Dunton, EFFECTS OF INCREASED FRESHWATER INFLOW ON SALINITY AND EMERGENT VEGETATION OF A SOUTH TEXAS HYPERSALINE SALT MARSH
Alexander*, H.D.; K.H. Dunton, EFFECTS OF INCREASED FRESHWATER INFLOW ON SALINITY AND EMERGENT VEGETATION OF A SOUTH TEXAS HYPERSALINE SALT MARSH
Austin*, J.A., SEASONAL SALINITY VARIATION IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY
Bornman*, T.G.; J.B. Adams, THE FRESHWATER REQUIREMENTS OF SUPRATIDAL SALT MARSH
Browder*, J.A.; Z. Zein-Eldin; M. Crailes; M.B. Robblee; S. Wong; T.L. Jackson, DYNAMICS OF PINK SHRIMP RECRUITMENT POTENTIAL IN RELATION TO FRESHWATER INFLOW
Chamberlain*, R.; P. Doering; K. Haunert; D. Crean, DISTRIBUTION OF ICHTHYOPLANKTON AND RECOMMENDED FRESHWATER INFLOWS TO THE CALOOSAHATCHEE ESTUARY,FL
Dellapenna*, J.W., THE SOUTHEASTERN WATER WAR
Dellapenna*, J.W., THE SOUTHEASTERN WATER WAR
Doering*, P.H.; R.H. Chamberlain; D.E. Haunert, USING SUBMERGED AQUATIC VEGETATION TO ESTABLISH MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM FRESHWATER INFLOWS TO THE CALOOSAHATCHEE ESTUARY, FL.
Doering*, P.H.; R.H. Chamberlain; D.E. Haunert, USING SUBMERGED AQUATIC VEGETATION TO ESTABLISH MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM FRESHWATER INFLOWS TO THE CALOOSAHATCHEE ESTUARY, FL.
Dunton*, K.H.; P.A. Montagna; T.E. Whitledge., THE ECOLOGICAL RESPONSE OF A HYPERSALINE MARSH TO FRESHWATER DIVERSIONS: A FIVE YEAR STUDY
Estevez*, E.D., REVIEW AND SYNTHESIS OF BIOTIC VARIABLES AND ANALYTICAL METHODS USED IN ESTUARINE FLOW STUDIES.
Estevez*, E.D., REVIEW AND SYNTHESIS OF BIOTIC VARIABLES AND ANALYTICAL METHODS USED IN ESTUARINE FLOW STUDIES.
Flannery*, M.S., HYDROBIOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO THE MANAGEMENT OF FRESHWATER INFLOWS FROM UNIMPOUNDED RIVERS TO SOUTHWEST FLORIDA ESTUARIES
Flannery*, M.S., HYDROBIOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO THE MANAGEMENT OF FRESHWATER INFLOWS FROM UNIMPOUNDED RIVERS TO SOUTHWEST FLORIDA ESTUARIES
Hamilton, D.P.; B.J. Robson; B.R. Hodges*, IMPACTS OF HYDROLOGICAL CHANGES ON PHYTOPLANKTON SUCCESSION IN THE SWAN RIVER, WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Irlbeck*, M.J.; G.H. Ward, EXPERIMENTAL RIVER DIVERSION FOR MARSH ENHANCEMENT
Jay*, D.A.; P.K. Naik, HYDROLOGY AND COLUMBIA RIVER JUVENILE SALMONIDS -- SEPARATING HUMAN AND CLIMATE EFFECTS
Vincent*, M.S.; M.E. Luther; D.C. Burwell; B. Galperin, NUMERICAL MODELING OF PROPOSED FRESHWATER WITHDRAWALS AND DESALINATION CONCENTRATE DISCHARGES IN TAMPA BAY, FLORIDA
Mattson*, R.A., RESOURCE-BASED ESTABLISHMENT OF FRESHWATER INFLOW REQUIREMENTS FOR THE SUWANNEE RIVER ESTUARY
Montagna*, P.; R. Kalke, RANGIA CUNEATA IS AN INDICATOR OF PAST INFLOW REGIMES
Montagna*, P.; R. Kalke, RANGIA CUNEATA IS AN INDICATOR OF PAST INFLOW REGIMES
Montagna*, P.; C. Ritter; R. Kalke, EFFECT OF RESTORED INFLOW ON MARSH BENTHOS
Montagna*, P.; C. Ritter; R. Kalke, EFFECT OF RESTORED INFLOW ON MARSH BENTHOS
Mortazavi*, B.; R.L. Iverson; V.B. Myers; J.M. Fulmer, SPATIAL VARIATION IN PHYTOPLANKTON NUTRIENT LIMITATION IN A NORTHEASTERN GULF OF MEXICO ESTUARY: APALACHICOLA BAY
Peebles*, E., SALINITY-ABUNDANCE PARABOLAS: STANDARDIZED PLANKTON TOWS AS A MEANS OF ASSESSING ESTUARINE CONDITION
Powell*, G.L., METHODS FOR DETERMINING MINIMUM FRESHWATER INFLOW NEEDS OF TEXAS BAYS AND ESTUARIES
Powell*, G.L., METHODS FOR DETERMINING MINIMUM FRESHWATER INFLOW NEEDS OF TEXAS BAYS AND ESTUARIES
Pribble*, R.; A. Janicki, EXAMINATION OF CHANGES IN FRESHWATER INFLOW TO TAMPA BAY
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
Schmidt*, N.; M.E. Luther, ENSO IMPACTS ON SALINITY IN TAMPA BAY, FLORIDA
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
Stockwell*, D.A.; T.E. Whitledge, NUTRIENT AND PRIMARY PRODUCTION EFFECTS OF MANDATED FRESHWATER RELEASES INTO NUECES BAY, TEXAS: 1990-1998
Tsou*, T.S., SEASONAL CHANGES IN THE FISH COMMUNITY OF LOWER SUWANNEE RIVER AND THE POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF FRESHWATER WITHDRAW ON THE FISH COMMUNITY
White*, S.N.; M. Alber,, DISTRIBUTION OF S. ALTERNIFLORA AND S. CYNOSUROIDESALONG THE ALTAMAHA RIVER: POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF COMPETITION, SALINITY AND SULFATE AVAILABILITY
Whitledge*, T.E.; D.A. Stockwell, RINCON BAYOU PROJECT: DIVERSION OF THE NUECES RIVER AND ITS EFFECTS ON WATER COLUMN PRODUCTIVITY
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