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Barry A. Vittor & Associates

Osgood*, D. T.; D.J. Yozzo; L.. Harms; E.. Salak; B.. McElrone; M.. Long, INFLUENCE OF A HYDROGEOMORPHIC GRADIENT WITHIN Phragmites australis (COMMON REED) ON EARLY LIFE HISTORY STAGES OF RESIDENT NEKTON.

Yozzo*, D. J.; M.S. Laska; N.. Peter, RESTORATION PROGRAM ASSESSMENT FOR THE NATIONAL ESTUARINE RESEARCH RESERVE SYSTEM (NERRS)

Baruch Institute University of South Carolina/Marine Resources Research Institute

Glasgow*, H. B.; J.M. Burkholder; A.J. Lewitus; R.E. Reed; D.C. Toms; G.M. Melia, USE OF ADVANCED REAL-TIME REMOTE MONITORING TECHNOLOGIES TO PROVIDE INEXPENSIVE DETECTION, EARLY WARNING, NOTIFICATION, AND MANAGEMENT RESPONSE TO HAB EVENTS

Baruch Marine Field Laboratory

Bretsch*, K. P.; D.M. Allen, NEKTON BEHAVIOR IN SALT MARSH INTERTIDAL CREEKS: PATTERNS AND MECHANISMS OF TIDAL MOVEMENT

Buck*, T. L.; D.M. Allen; S.E. Foose; P.. Kenny; G.. Ogburn-Matthews; C.. Buzzelli, MACROZOOPLANKTON DYNAMICS IN A SOUTHEASTERN ESTUARY: PATTERNS AND MECHANISMS OF LONG-TERM CHANGE

Haertel*, S. S.; D.M. Allen; R.F. Dame; D.. Bushek, NUTRIENT PRODUCTION BY FISHES, SHRIMPS AND OYSTERS IN INTERTIDAL SALT-MARSH CREEKS

Baruch Marine Laboratory/University of SC

Tribou*, E. .; A.J. Lewitus; R.G. Tymowski; P.A. Noble, APPLICATION OF NEURAL NETWORK APPROACHES FOR DETERMINING ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN ESTUARINE PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITIES AND ENVIRONMENTAL VARIABLES.

Battelle

Hunt*, C. D., LINKING ECOSYSTEM UNDERSTANDING AND COASTAL PROTECTION AND RESTORATION GOALS

Battelle Marine Science Laboratory

Mumford*, T. F.; S.. Wyllie-Echeverria; R.T. Thom; D.E. Penttila, LOSS OF EELGRASS (Zostera marina L.) IN SMALL EMBAYMENTS, PUGET SOUND, WASHINGTON: SIMILARITY TO WORLDWIDE EARLY SIGNS OF COLLAPSE

Battelle Marine Sciences Laboratory

Borde*, A. B.; R.M. Thom, PARTITIONING FACTORS INFLUENCING HISTORICAL, SPATIAL AND ANNUAL VARIABILITY IN EELGRASS (Zostera marina L.) MEADOWS IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST

Diefenderfer*, H. L.; J.A. Ward; R.M. Thom, APPROACH FOR ASSESSING POTENTIAL CONTAMINANT RELEASES FROM COASTAL AND ESTUARINE HABITAT RESTORATION PROJECTS

Kropp*, R. K.; K.E. Keay; R.J. Diaz; J.A. Blake; E.D. Gallagher, INFAUNAL COMMUNITY CHANGES IN MASSACHUSETTS BAY SEDIMENTS AFTER A SEVERE WINTER STORM

Thom*, R. M.; G.D. Williams, BALANCING THE NEED TO DEVELOP COASTAL AREAS WITH THE DESIRE FOR MORE FISHERIES RESOURCES: IS NET ECOSYSTEM IMPROVEMENT POSSIBLE?

Williams*, G. D.; D.K. Shreffler; R.M. Thom; J.. Toohey, PREDATION RISK OF JUVENILE SALMON NEAR OVERWATER STRUCTURES: FIELD OBSERVATIONS AND RECOMMENDED PROTOCOLS

Woodruff*, D. L.; N.R. Evans; V.L. Trainer, USE OF REMOTELY SENSED DATA TO TRACK WATER MASSES ASSOCIATED WITH HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS ALONG THE WASHINGTON COAST

Bay Institute

Pawley*, A. L.; S.. Detwiler; S.. van Bergen; J.. Abbott, A REVIEW OF BENTHIC INVERTEBRATE RESPONSES TO CONTAMINANTS: A PROPOSED IBI FOR WEST COAST ESTUARINE SYSTEMS

Pawley*, A. L.; C.. Swanson; M.. Stevenson; P.. Vorster; G.. Bobker, THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY ECOLOGICAL SCORECARD: REGIONAL MULTI-METRIC INDEXES OF BIOTIC INTEGRITY

BCI Engineers and Scientists

Steinmetz*, A. M.; D.. Dobberfuhl, DROUGHT RELATED EFFECTS ON SUBMERGED AQUATIC VEGETATION COMMUNITIES IN THE LOWER ST. JOHNS RIVER ESTUARY

BCI on site consultant for the St. Johns River Water Managment District

Jeansonne*, M. M., BUGS & TMDLS: AN EVALUATION OF MACRO-INVERTEBRATE COMMUNITIES IN THE ST. JOHNS RIVER, FLORIDA

Bedford Institute of Oceanography

Kineke*, G. C.; T.G. Milligan; W.R. Geyer, VARIABLE PARTICLE CHARACTERISTICS AT ESTUARINE FRONTS

Belle W. Baruch Institute for Marine Biology and Coastal Research

Fletcher*, M. .; D.E. Porter; E.. Buckley; L.. Pietrafesa; L.. Xie; J.. Johnson; J.. Cothran; C.. Purvis; D.. White, A DATA MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR DISSEMINATION OF HURRICANE STORM SURGE MODELS AND NEAR REAL-TIME DATA FROM THE CARO-COOPS MOORED BUOY NETWORK

White*, D. .; A.J. Lewitus; D.E. Porter, SPATIO-TEMPORAL VARIABILITY AND TREND ANALYSIS OF WATER QUALITY AND PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN AN URBANIZED LAGOONAL ESTUARINE SYSTEM

Biology Department

Boettcher*, A. A.; C.E. Tanner; T.M. Arnold, CHEMICAL DEFENSE LOST? THE AFFECT OF CHANGING ENVIRONMENTS AND REDUCED PHENOLIC METABOLISM ON SEAGRASS DISEASE RESISTANCE

Sobczak*, W. V.; K.E. Limburg, ROLE OF DETRITUS IN SUPPORTING ESTUARINE AND RIVERINE FOOD WEBS: CROSS-SYSTEM COMPARISON

BOAS

Blukis Onat*, A. R., ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE INTERTIDAL FISHERY: A SKAGIT ESTUARY EXAMPLE

Bodega Marine Laboratory

Morgan*, S. G.; W.A. Bennett; S.L. Williams; E.E. Grosholz; G.N. Cherr; R.M. Nisbet; S.L. Anderson, A QUANTITATIVE APPROACH FOR ASSESSING THE ECOLOGICAL HEALTH OF ESTUARINE MARSHES: THE PACIFIC ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEM INDICATOR RESEARCH CONSORTIUM (PEEIR)

Boston College

Alexander*, C. R.; G.. Kineke; C.. Venherm, THE ESTUARINE SEDIMENTARY RECORD OF RAPID, FINE-GRAINED SEDIMENT ACCUMULATION IN THE ACE BASIN NERR, SC

Kineke*, G. C.; T.G. Milligan; W.R. Geyer, VARIABLE PARTICLE CHARACTERISTICS AT ESTUARINE FRONTS

Boston University Marine Program

Carmichael*, R. H.; I.. Valiela, FOOD SOURCES AND STABLE ISOTOPIC SIGNATURE ACQUISITION OF BIVALVES IN ESTUARIES SUBJECT TO DIFFERENT N LOADS

Cole*, M. L.; K.D. Kroeger; I.. Valiela, STABLE ISOTOPIC TRACERS OF WASTEWATER NITROGEN IN AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS

York*, J. K.; I.. Valiela, ISOTOPIC SIGNATURES OF REGENERATED AMMONIUM: EVIDENCE FOR SUBSEQUENT NITRIFICATION

Boston University Marine Program/Marine Biological Laboratory

Bowen*, J. L.; I.. Valiela; G.. Tomasky, CONTRASTING NITROGEN RETENTION RATES IN WATERSHEDS: USING NITROGEN ISOTOPES TO COMPARE TEMPERATE AND TROPICAL ESTUARINE SYSTEMS

Tomasky*, G. .; I.. Valiela; R.J. Olson, RESPONSE OF PHYTOPLANKTON SIZE STRUCTURE TO LAND-DERIVED NITROGEN LOAD

Bowdoin College

Whitlow*, W. L., NATIVE CLAM PROTECTION AND THE COSTS TO GROWTH AND SURVIVAL

Brooklyn College CUNY

Franz*, D. R.; I.. Friedman, POOL FORMATION IN A JAMAICA BAY FRINGING SALT MARSH - THE MUSSEL BERM HYPOTHESIS

Brooklyn College CUNY

Franz*, D. R.; I.. Friedman, POOL FORMATION IN A JAMAICA BAY FRINGING SALT MARSH - THE MUSSEL BERM HYPOTHESIS

Brown University

Deacutis*, C. .; D.. Murray; W.. Prell; L.. Korhun; E.. Saarman; D.. Kester, INTRA AND INTERANNUAL VARIABILITY IN THE EXTENT OF HYPOXIC WATERS IN UPPER NARRAGANSETT BAY , RHODE ISLAND

Ewanchuk*, P. J.; S.C. Pennings; M.D. Bertness; E.R. Selig; L.T. Houser, GEOGRAPHIC AND TEMPORAL VARIATION IN THE NATURE OF BIOLOGICAL INTERACTIONS AMONG SALT MARSH PLANTS

Mullan*, C. P.; B.R. Silliman; M.D. Bertness, SPATIAL SEGREGATION OF NEW ENGLAND MARSH PLANTS ACROSS AN ESTUARINE SALINITY GRADIENT

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