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Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution

Lapointe*, B. E.; P.J. Barile, INVASIVE MACROALGAL BLOOMS IN COASTAL SOUTHEASTERN FLORIDA SUPPORTED BY ANTHROPOGENIC NITROGEN

Smith*, N. P., WIND AND TIDE-FORCED LAGOON-SHELF EXCHANGES IN A MULTI-INLET COASTAL LAGOON

Harvard University

Taft*, J. L., TEMPERATURE AS A VERTICAL TRACER IN ESTUARIES

Hatfield Marine Science Center

Castillo*, G. C.; H.W. Li; J.W. Chapman; T.W. Miller, NONCOEVOLVED SPECIES ASSEMBLAGES IN TWO OREGON ESTUARIES

Hokkaido University

Iizumi*, H. .; H.. Mukai; M.J. Kishi; H.. Akabane, EFFECTS OF LAND USE PRACTICES ON WATER QUALITY ASSOCIATED WITH SEAGRASS BEDS NEAR A RIVER MOUTH: NITRATE QUANTITY VERSUS CONCENTRATION

Hollings Marine Laboratory

Sanger*, D. M.; A.F. Holland, EVALUATION OF THE IMPACTS OF DOCK STRUCTURES ON SOUTH CAROLINA ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENTS WITH AN EMPHASIS ON Spartina alterniflora SHADING EFFECTS

Hood Canal Coordinating Council

Todd*, S. W.; A.C. Mortimer; R.F. Brocksmith, USING HISTORIC COASTAL SURVEY MAPS TO IDENTIFY AND PRIORITIZE NEARSHORE HABITAT PROTECTION AND RESTORATION EFFORTS IN HOOD CANAL, WASHINGTON

Hopkins Marine Station

Braby*, C. E.; G.N. Somero, CHANGING ENVIRONMENTAL BASELINES AND PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF NATIVE AND INVASIVE BAY MUSSELS (Mytilus spp.)

Hopkins Marine Station of Stanford University

Heiman*, K. W.; F.. Micheli, THE ROLE OF HUMAN INTRODUCED HARD SUBSTRATES IN INVASIVE SPECIES DISTRIBUTIONS AND WITHIN-SYSTEM SPREAD

Hopkins Marine Station of Stanford Universtiy

Heiman*, K. W.; F.. Micheli, THE ROLE OF HUMAN INTRODUCED HARD SUBSTRATES IN INVASIVE SPECIES DISTRIBUTIONS AND WITHIN-SYSTEM SPREAD

Horn Point Lab

Koch*, E. W.; J.C. Stevenson, LINKING SEA LEVEL RISE AND SEAGRASS DISTRIBUTION VIA MARSH RETREAT

Newell*, R. I.; E.W. Koch; R.R. Hood, THE EFFECT OF MAN-MADE BREAKWATERS AND OYSTER REEFS ON ADJACENT SEAGRASSES

Horn Point Laboratory

Dortch*, Q. .; A.F. Maier; A.. Thessen; K.. Sellers; W.. Morrison; K.A. Steidinger; W.P. Richardson; G.J. Doucette; F.M. VanDolah; C.. Powell; T.. Leighfield; R.E. Turner; C.A. Moncreiff; J.R. Pennock, EFFECT OF SALINITY ON THE GROWTH, DISTRIBUTION, AND TOXICITY OF HAB SPECIES

Holyoke*, R. R.; R.I. Newell; J.C. Cornwell; M.S. Owens; D.. Meritt, THE ROLE OF MICROPHYTOBENTHOS IN DENITRIFICATION AND NUTRIENT FLUXES AT THE SEDIMENT-WATER INTERFACE IN A SHALLOW, TIDAL TRIBUTARY OF CHESAPEAKE BAY, USA

Hood*, R. R.; K.G. Sellner, EXPOSING YOUR CODE: OPEN SOURCE MODELING AND THE CHESAPEAKE BAY COMMUNITY MODELING PROJECT

Jordan*, T. E.; J.C. Cornwell; W.R. Boynton, CHANGES IN PHOSPHORUS BIOGEOCHEMISTRY ACROSS THE TRANSITION FROM FRESHWATER TO SALTWATER

Porter*, E. T.; L.P. Sanford; R.P. Mason, EFFECTS OF BIVALVE SUSPENSION-FEEDERS AND BOTTOM SHEAR STRESS ON ECOSYSTEM PROCESSES: EXPERIMENTS WITH SCALED WATER COLUMN TURBULENCE AND BOTTOM SHEAR

Roman*, M. R.; X.. Zhang; C.. McGilliard; W.. Boicourt, PHYSICAL CONTROLS OF PLANKTON "HOT SPOTS" IN CHESAPEAKE BAY

Hudson River Foundation

Steinberg*, N. D.; D.J. Suszkowski; L.B. Clark; J.. Way, TRACKING ENVIRONMENTAL INDICATORS FOR THE NY/NJ HARBOR ESTUARY: ONE APPROACH TO ESTUARINE MONITORING

Hudson River National Estuarine Research Reserve

Nieder*, W. C.; S.E. Findlay; M.. Bain; E.M. Barnaba; G.. Eckerlin; S.. Hoskins; D.. Strayer, EXTENT, DISTRIBUTION AND ECOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS OF SUBMERGED AQUATIC VEGETATION IN THE TIDAL FRESHWATER HUDSON RIVER

HydroQual

Fitzpatrick*, J. J., RCA - A MODELING FAMEWORK FOR EUTROPHICATION STUDIES

Meyers*, M. B.; J.J. Fitzpatrick; R.R. Isleib; J.A. Mueller, THE EFFECTS OF NUTRIENT INPUTS IN A HEAVILY URBANIZED TIDAL BAY

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