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

Queensland Department of Primary Industries

Short*, F. T.; R.G. Coles; M.. Fortes; E.. Koch, SEAGRASSNET: A GLOBAL SEAGRASS MONITORING PROGRAM

R2 Resource Consultants

DeVries*, P. .; F.. Goetz; K.. Fresh; D.. Seiler; C.. Simenstad, SALMON SMOLT OUTMIGRATION TIMING THROUGH A RESTORED TIDAL BARRIER AND MOON PHASE

Goetz*, F. .; E.. Jeanes; G.. Hart; C.. Ebel; J.. Starkes; E.. Conner, BEHAVIOR OF ANADROMOUS BULL TROUT IN THE PUGET SOUND AND THE PACIFIC COAST OF WASHINGTON

Romberg Tiburon Center

Dean*, A. F.; S.M. Bollens; D.. Gewant, POPULATION DYNAMICS OF Neomysis kadiakensis AND MYSID FLUX AT CHINA CAMP, SAN FRANCISCO ESTUARY.

Hogue*, V. E.; R.C. Dugdale; A.. Marchi; A.M. Lassiter; F.. Wilkerson, NITROGEN LIMITATION OF ESTUARINE PRIMARY PRODUCTION: THE RELATIVE ROLES OF ANTHROPOGENIC AMMONIUM VERSUS NITRATE IN SAN FRANCISCO BAY

Kimmerer*, W. J., PARADOXES IN THE RESPONSE OF ZOOPLANKTON TO FRESHWATER FLOW IN THE SAN FRANCISCO ESTUARY

Romberg Tiburon Center for Environmental Studies

Bochdansky*, A. B.; S.M. Bollens, DISTRIBUTION, FEEDING AND REPRODUCTION OF THE ESTUARINE COPEPOD Acartia IN A PATCHY FOOD ENVIRONMENT.

Romberg-Tiburon Center for Environmental Studies

Bills*, J. M.; W.J. Kimmerer; G.. Smith; G.M. Ruiz; K.H. Choi, IS MID-OCEAN EXCHANGE EFFECTIVE IN PREVENTING THE INVASION OF ESTUARIES BY ZOOPLANKTON FROM SHIPS' BALLAST TANKS?

Romberg-Tiburon Center for Environmental Studies and San Francisco State University

Bills*, J. M.; W.J. Kimmerer; G.. Smith; G.M. Ruiz; K.H. Choi, IS MID-OCEAN EXCHANGE EFFECTIVE IN PREVENTING THE INVASION OF ESTUARIES BY ZOOPLANKTON FROM SHIPS' BALLAST TANKS?

Romburg Tiburon Center

Dean*, A. F.; S.M. Bollens; D.. Gewant, POPULATION DYNAMICS OF Neomysis kadiakensis AND MYSID FLUX AT CHINA CAMP, SAN FRANCISCO ESTUARY.

Roskilde Univeristy

Giblin*, A. E.; G.T. Banta; J.. Tucker; C.S. Hopkinson, POTENTIAL EFFECTS OF VARIATIONS IN FRESHWATER DISCHARGE ON THE NITROGEN CYCLE IN THE OLIGOHALINE ZONE OF ESTUARIES

RSMAS/MPO

Peters*, H. ., SPATIAL VARIATIONS OF TURBULENT MIXING IN THE HUDSON RIVER ESTUARY

Rutgers

Handel*, S. N., ECOLOGICAL AND REGULATORY LIMITS TO RESTORING COASTAL HABITATS IN URBAN CENTERS.

Rutgers University

Able*, K. W., CONNECTIVITY BETWEEN COASTAL AND ESTUARINE HABITATS

Botton*, M. L.; R.E. Loveland, DO POPULATION TRENDS OF SPAWNING HORSESHOE CRABS (Limulus polyphemus) IN THE DELAWARE ESTUARY INDICATE A RESPONSE TO AN EMERGING COASTAL FISHERY?

Chant*, R. J.; W.R. Geyer; R.W. Houghton; J.A. Lerczak; E.J. Hunter, LAGRANGIAN OBSERVATIONS OF TIDALLY ASYMMETRIC MIXING IN A STRATIFIED ESTUARY.

Haidvogel*, D. B.; H.G. Arango; J.L. Wilkin, NESTED INTERDISCIPLINARY MODELING OF THE NORTHEAST U.S. SHELVES USING A COMMUNITY TERRAIN-FOLLOWING OCEAN MODEL

Harrison*, J. A.; S.P. Seitzinger; C.. Kroeze; N.. Caraco; E.. Dumont, DISSOLVED NITROGEN AND PHOSPHORUS EXPORT TO THE COASTAL ZONE: EARLY RESULTS FROM A MULTI-ELEMENT, MULTI-FORM APPROACH AT THE REGIONAL SCALE

Hunter*, E. J.; R.J. Chant; H.. Hunt, THE USE OF RDI'S MODE-11 TO MEASURE TURBULENCE AND BOTTOM STRESS IN A WEAKLY STRATIFIED ESTUARY.

Hunt*, H. L.; R.J. Chant, "SCALING UP" TO UNDERSTAND THE IMPORTANCE OF POSTLARVAL TRANSPORT OF BIVALVES IN AN ESTUARY

Jackson*, N. L.; D.R. Smith; K.F. Nordstrom, USE OF BEACH NOURISHMENT TO ENHANCE HABITAT SUITABILITY FOR HORSESHOE CRABS

Lerczak*, J. A.; W.R. Geyer; R.J. Chant, SECONDARY CIRCULATION, MOMENTUM BUDGETS, AND MIXING IN A STRAIGHT, PARTIALLY-STRATIFIED ESTUARY

Nordstrom*, K. F., RESTORATION POTENTIAL FOR COASTAL HABITATS ON INTENSIVELY DEVELOPED BARRIER ISLANDS

Seitzinger*, S. P.; J.. Harrison; C.. Kroeze; A.F. Bouwman; E.. Dumont, REGIONAL SCALE ESTIMATES OF NITROGEN EXPORT TO COASTAL SYSTEMS: WHAT MODELS DO OR DON'T TELL US

Sherwood*, C. R.; J.C. Warner; H.G. Arango; C.K. Harris; M.. Blaas, MODELING THE TURBIDITY MAXIMA OF IDEALIZED ESTUARIES WITH A COMMUNITY COASTAL SEDIMENT TRANSPORT MODEL

Weinstein*, M. P.; J.H. Balletto, PARALLELS IN VALUATION APPROACHES TO ESTUARINE HABITAT RESTORATION IN EUROPE AND THE UNITED STATES

Weis*, J. S.; P.. Weis, UTILIZATION OF MANGROVE ROOTS BY REEF FISHES IN THE WAKATOBI MARINE PARK, INDONESIA

Rutgers University - Department of Biological Sciences

Woolcott*, C. A.; J.S. Weis, NEKTON USE OF DIFFERENT MARSH GRASSES

Rutgers University-Newark

Robertson*, T. L.; J.S. Weis, AN ANALYSIS OF EPIFAUNAL COMMUNITIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE MARSH GRASSES Phragmites australis AND Spartina alterniflora

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