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A. F. D'Andrea

D'Andrea*, A. F.; T.H. DeWitt, DENSITY-DEPENDENT IMPACTS OF BURROWING SHRIMP ON BENTHIC FLUXES IN PACIFIC NORTHWEST ESTUARIES: APPLICABILITY FOR ESTUARINE-SCALE MODELS OF NITROGEN CYCLING

DeWitt*, T. H.; A.F. D'Andrea, DISTRIBUTION AND ABUNDANCE OF BURROWING SHRIMP IN TWO OREGON ESTUARIES AND IMPLICATIONS FOR ESTUARINE-SCALE NITROGEN DYNAMICS

S. N. da Silva

da Silva*, S. N.; S.M. Lussier; C.. Wigand; M.. Charpentier; S.C. Cormier; D.J. Klemm, INDICATORS OF ANTHROPOGENIC DISTURBANCE IN STREAMS AND RECEIVING SALT MARSHES

G. R. Daborn

Daborn*, G. R.; M.. Brylinsky; P.G. Wells; C.L. Amos, RESPONSES OF MACROTIDAL ESTUARIES TO TIDAL RESTRICTIONS IN THE BAY OF FUNDY SYSTEM, CANADA.

S. K. Dailey

Dailey*, S. K.; J.N. Boyer, POTENTIAL EFFECTS OF DOM SUBSIDY FROM THE EVERGLADES-MANGROVE TRANSITION ON MICROBIAL ACTIVITY IN FLORIDA BAY

Gibson*, P. J.; S.K. Dailey; J.N. Boyer, DOES DOM HAVE A ROLE IN PROMOTING CYANOBACTERIAL BLOOMS IN FLORIDA BAY, USA?

Rogers*, M. T.; S.K. Dailey; J.N. Boyer, BACTERIA BIOMASS AND PRODUCTION IN FLORIDA BAY, USA

W. H. Dailey

Dailey*, W. H.; r.. Landry, ICHTHYOFAUNAL ASSEMBLAGES AND SPECIES DIVERSITY IN TEXAS ESTUARINE HABITAT SAMPLED FOR YOUNG-OF-THE-YEAR TARPON (Megalops atlanticus)

J. K. Dame

Dame*, J. K., INFERENCE OF ECOSYSTEM PROPERTIES FROM NETWORK ANALYSIS OF SALT MARSH POND FOOD WEBS.

R. F. Dame

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

J. Daniel

Cowan*, J. L.; J.. Daniel; Y.. Hintz; C.. Russell, RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SEDIMENT TYPE AND SEDIMENT-WATER NUTRIENT EXCHANGES

R. J. Daoust

Daoust*, R. J.; J.T. Morris, FACTORS AFFECTING OLIGOHALINE MARSH MACROPHYTE ZONATION AND PRODUCTION AT THE PLUM ISLAND ECOSYSTEM LTER SITE.

M. W. Dasey

Wilson*, J. R.; M.W. Dasey, HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS IN A PRISTINE COASTAL LAKE IN EASTERN AUSTRALIA - UNDERSTANDING TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL VARIATIONS

D. M. Dauer

Dauer*, D. M.; R.J. Llansó; R.J. Diaz; L.C. Schaffner, BENTHIC BIOTIC INTEGRITY, HABITAT QUALITY AND DIAGNOSING CAUSES OF DEGRADATION IN CHESAPEAKE BAY, USA.

E. W. Davey

Johnson*, R. L.; K.T. Perez; E.W. Davey; J.A. Cardin; K.J. Rocha; E.H. Dettmann; J.F. Heltshe, DISCRIMINATING THE BENTHIC EFFECTS OF ANTHROPOGENIC POINT SOURCES FROM SALINITY AND NITROGEN LOADING

R. G. Davidson-Arnott

van Proosdij*, D. .; R.G. Davidson-Arnott; J.. Ollerhead, CONTROLS ON THE SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL PATTERNS OF SEDIMENT DEPOSITION ACROSS A BAY OF FUNDY SALTMARSH SURFACE

B. M. Davidson

Chadwick*, D. B.; B.M. Davidson; J.M. Guerrero; G.J. Groves, MEASURING DIFFUSIVE FLUX FOR PROJECT PRISM: USING AN AUTOMATED SAMPLING DEVICE TO EVALUATE CONTAMINANT EXCHANGE AT THE SEDIMENT/SURFACE WATER INTERFACE

C. L. Davis

Davis*, C. L.; C.L. Kitting, SHORES RESTORED WITH MARSH TIDAL POOLS IN SAN FRANCISCO ESTUARY YIELD COMMON, ANCIENT AQUATIC INVERTEBRATES

J. L. Davis

Davis*, J. L.; W.M. Kemp; J.C. Cornwell, EFFECT OF THE SEAGRASS, Thalassia testudinum, ON SEDIMENT BIOGEOCHEMICAL PROCESSES

C. J. Dawes

Erickson*, A. A.; S.S. Bell; C.J. Dawes, ARE SIMILAR CONCLUSIONS FOUND WHEN MEASURING HERBIVORY IN VARIOUS WAYS?: IMPLICATIONS FOR UNDERSTANDING ECOLOGY AND ADDRESSING MANAGEMENT ISSUES

J. W. Day

Day*, J. N.; R.R. Lane; J.W. Day , THE EFFECTIVENESS OF SEDIMENT FENCES AS A MANAGEMENT TOOL IN COASTAL LOUISIANA.

J. N. Day

Day*, J. N.; R.R. Lane; J.W. Day , THE EFFECTIVENESS OF SEDIMENT FENCES AS A MANAGEMENT TOOL IN COASTAL LOUISIANA.

Day*, J. W.; J.. Cable; J.N. Day; B.. Fry; E.. Hyfield; D.. Jusatic; R.. Lane; E.. Reyes; G.. Sneden ; B.. Wissel, THE IMPACT OF PULSED INTRODUCTIONS RIVER WATER ON THE FUNCTIONING OF AN ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEM IN THE MISSISSIPPI DELTA

J. W. Day

Day*, J. W.; J.. Cable; J.N. Day; B.. Fry; E.. Hyfield; D.. Jusatic; R.. Lane; E.. Reyes; G.. Sneden ; B.. Wissel, THE IMPACT OF PULSED INTRODUCTIONS RIVER WATER ON THE FUNCTIONING OF AN ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEM IN THE MISSISSIPPI DELTA

Hyfield*, E. C.; J.W. Day; J.E. Cable; D.. Justic, HYDROLOGIC AND BIOGEOCHEMICAL BUDGETS OF A DELTAIC ESTUARY IN SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA.

Ko*, J. .; J.W. Day; P.H. Templet, EXPLORING CONFLICT RESOLUTIONS AMONG DIVERSE STAKEHOLDERS OVER ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION: A CASE STUDY OF THE CAERNARVON RIVER DIVERSION, LOUISIANA

Lane*, R. R.; J.W. Day; E.. Reyes; E.. Hyfield, THE EFFECTS PULSED RIVERINE DISCHARGE ON CHLOROPHYLL A, SUSPENDED SEDIMENTS, SALINITY, AND TEMPERATURE IN THE BRETON SOUND ESTUARY, LOUISIANA.

Lara-Dominguez*, A. L.; L.A. Yanez-Arancibia; J.W. Day; E.. Reyes, ESTUARINE NEKTON ASSEMBLAGES COUPLED WITH HABITAT HETEROGENEITY IN TERMINOS LAGOON A TROPICAL COASTAL LAGOON IN THE SOUTHERN GULF OF MEXICO

Rybczyk*, J. M.; J.W. Day, SAVING THE MERCHANTS OF VENICE, BUT AT WHAT COST TO WETLANDS IN THE VENICE LAGOON?

R. H. Day

Day*, R. H.; B.J. Milan; R.F. Shaw; C.J. Wells; T.W. Doyle; T.C. Michot; L.R. Handley, MARSH TO MANGROVES: CONSEQUENCES OF HABITAT CHANGE IN LOUISIANA ESTUARIES

L. De Brabandere

Guelinckx*, J. .; J.. Maes; L.. De Brabandere; F.. Dehairs; F.. Ollevier, ARE STABLE C AND N ISOTOPES USEFUL TRACERS TO ANALYSE THE MIGRATION DYNAMICS OF JUVENILE HERRING AND SPRAT BETWEEN THE NORTH SEA AND THE SCHELDT

V. N. de Jonge

de Jonge*, V. N., THE ECOSYSTEM APPROACH TO ESTUARINE MANAGEMENT

H. E. De Swart

Schuttelaars*, H. M.; C.T. Friedrichs; H.E. De Swart, FORMATION OF ESTUARINE TURBIDITY MAXIMA IN PARTIALLY MIXED ESTUARIES

C. Deacutis

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

D. L. DeAngelis

DeAngelis*, D. L., EFFECTS OF SPATIAL SCALE AND CONFIGURATION IN ESTUARINE POPULATION MODELS

A. F. Dean

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

C. J. Decker

Decker*, C. J.; R.. O'Dor; K.M. Yarincik, THE CENSUS OF MARINE LIFE: UNKNOWN OR JUST UNKNOWABLE?

M. B. Decker

Purcell*, J. E.; M.B. Decker, COMPARISON OF PREDATION EFFECTS ON COPEPODS BY MEDUSAE AND CTENOPHORES IN TWO DECADES DIFFERING IN FRESHWATER INPUT TO CHESAPEAKE BAY

L. A. Deegan

Deegan*, L. A.; J.E. Hughes, HOW TRANSFERABLE TO OTHER ECOREGIONS IS AN ESTUARINE INDEX OF BIOTIC INTEGRITY DEVELOPED FOR EELGRASS COMMUNITIES IN NEW ENGLAND?

Haas*, H. L.; L.A. Deegan; B.. Fry; J.M. Logan, USING CHEMICAL INDICATORS TO INVESTIGATE MESO SCALE ANIMAL MOVEMENT

L. Deegan

Tobias*, C. .; B.. Peterson; L.. Deegan; B.. Fry; J.. Vallino; R.. Holmes; J.. Hughes; M.. Cieri, HYDROLOGIC AND BIOLOGICAL CONTROLS ON THE FATE OF WATERSHED-DERIVED NITROGEN IN ESTUARIES: INSIGHTS FROM "WHOLE-ESTUARY" STABLE ISOTOPE ENRICHMENTS

P. L. deFur

deFur*, P. L., SCIENTISTS HAVE A CRITICAL ROLE WORKING WITH CITIZEN ORGANIZATIONS IN COASTAL RESTORATION AND CLEAN-UP PROGRAMS

C. Del Castillo

Hanrahan*, G. S.; R.T. Powell; C.. Del Castillo, PHOTOCHEMICAL RELEASE OF NITROGEN FROM DISSOLVED ORGANIC MATTER IN THE EFFLUENT PLUME OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER

P. A. del Giorgio

Apple*, J. K.; P.A. del Giorgio, THE EFFECT OF AGRICULTURAL NUTRIENT LOADING ON BACTERIOPLANKTON COMMUNITY METABOLISM IN MONIE BAY NATIONAL ESTUARINE RESEARCH RESERVE

K. A. Delano

Delano*, K. A.; R.N. Lipcius; A.H. Hines; R.D. Seitz, HABITAT QUALITY AND METAPOPULATION DYNAMICS IN THE BALTIC CLAM

T. M. Dellapenna

Bronikowski*, J. L.; T.M. Dellapenna; W.. Sager; J.. Simons; J.. Harper; M.. Patch, SEDIMENTARY ENVIRONMENTS IN A SHALLOW, GULF COAST ESTUARY-LAVACA BAY, TEXAS

Dellapenna*, T. M.; M.A. Allison; E.J. Majzlik; G.A. Gill; R.A. Lehman, SOURCES OF TURBIDITY IN SHALLOW GULF COAST ESTUARIES: RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF SHRIMP TRAWLING, WINTER STORMS, AND RIVERINE INPUTS TO TRINITY BAY, TEXAS

Dellapenna*, T. M.; S.A. Kuehl; L.C. Schaffner, ROLE OF TROPICAL STORMS IN PRODUCING DEEP SEABED MIXING AND SEDIMENT FLUSHING IN ESTUARIES: THE IMPACT OF TROPICAL STORM ANGES ON THE YORK RIVER

Noll*, C. J.; T.M. Dellapenna; A.. Gilkinson; R.. Davis; F.. Weltz, CONTROLS ON MODERN SEDIMENTARY PROCESSES AND DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENTS INFLUENCED BY ANTECEDENT GEOLOGY OF A FJORD: SIMPSON BAY, PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND, ALASKA.

A. W. Demopoulos

Demopoulos*, A. W.; B.. Fry; N.. Cormier; K.C. Ewel, TROPHIC LINKAGES AND CRAB MOVEMENT WITHIN MICRONESIAN MANGROVE FORESTS

P. J. Depetris

Depetris*, P. J.; D.M. Gaiero; J.L. Probst; S.. Kempe, CARBON AND NUTRIENT DYNAMICS IN PATAGONIAN RIVERS

N. E. Detenbeck

Engle*, V. D.; N.E. Detenbeck; D.. Campbell; L.M. Smith; L.C. Harwell; P.. Pelletier; W.. Nelson, A CLASSIFICATION FRAMEWORK FOR COASTAL ECOSYSTEM RESPONSES TO AQUATIC STRESSORS

N. Detenbeck

Kurtz *, J. C.; N.. Detenbeck; V.D. Engle; K.. Ho; R.. Burgess; K.. Perez; D.. Campbell, CLASSIFYING COASTAL ENVIRONMENTS: HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE AND CURRENT NECESSITY

M. N. Dethier

Berry*, H. D.; G.C. Schoch; M.N. Dethier; J.. Harper; A.R. Bailey, THE ABUNDANCE AND DISTRIBUTION OF NEARSHORE HABITATS IN PUGET SOUND: A COMPARISON OF THE RESULTS OF MULTIPLE HABITAT INVENTORY TECHNIQUES

Dethier*, M. N.; S.D. Hacker, DIFFERENTIAL SEED GERMINATION AND GROWTH AFFECT THE ABILITY OF Spartina anglica TO INVADE DIFFERENT HABITAT TYPES IN PUGET SOUND, WASHINGTON

Hacker*, S. D.; T.G. Reeder; M.N. Dethier, LINKING CONTROL RECORDS WITH ECOLOGICAL DATA TO IMPROVE REMOVAL AND RESTORATION EFFICACY OF HABITATS INVADED BY ENGLISH CORDGRASS IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST

M. Dethier

Schoch*, C. .; M.. Dethier; H.D. Berry, THE CONSEQUENCES OF SCALE IN PUGET SOUND: ASSESSING THE DISTRIBUTION OF BENTHIC POPULATIONS IN A COMPLEX ESTUARINE FJORD

E. H. Dettmann

Dettmann*, E. H.; L.B. Mason, SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN TOTAL NITROGEN AND PLANKTONIC CHLOROPHYLL IN LONG ISLAND SOUND

S. Detwiler

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

D. E. Deur

Deur*, D. E.; N.J. Turner; A.. Dick; K.. Recalma-Clutesi, THE COLONIAL HISTORY OF THE KINGCOME RIVER ESTUARY ON THE CENTRAL COAST OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

D. J. Devlin

Proffitt*, C. E.; S.E. Travis; D.J. Devlin, GENETIC AND REPRODUCTIVE ECOLOGY OF Rhizophora mangle L IN FLORIDA: COUPLING ALBINO MUTATION FIELD SURVEYS WITH DNA ANALYSES OF POPULATIONS

P. DeVries

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

T. H. DeWitt

D'Andrea*, A. F.; T.H. DeWitt, DENSITY-DEPENDENT IMPACTS OF BURROWING SHRIMP ON BENTHIC FLUXES IN PACIFIC NORTHWEST ESTUARIES: APPLICABILITY FOR ESTUARINE-SCALE MODELS OF NITROGEN CYCLING

DeWitt*, T. H.; A.F. D'Andrea, DISTRIBUTION AND ABUNDANCE OF BURROWING SHRIMP IN TWO OREGON ESTUARIES AND IMPLICATIONS FOR ESTUARINE-SCALE NITROGEN DYNAMICS

D. Di Iorio

Di Iorio*, D. .; K.. Kang, TURBULENT MIXING IN THE ALTAMAHA ESTUARY: AN OBSERVATION AND MODEL COMPARISON

E. Di Lorenzo

Moisan*, J. R.; K.D. Stolzenbach; E.. Di Lorenzo; B.. Miller; J.. Wilkin; J.C. McWilliams; D.B. Haidvogel, RESOLVING NITROGEN, CARBON AND OXYGEN CYCLES FOR THE U.S. CONTINENTAL MARGIN WITH COUPLED CIRCULATION/BIOGEOCHEMICAL MODELS

R. J. Diaz

Dauer*, D. M.; R.J. Llansó; R.J. Diaz; L.C. Schaffner, BENTHIC BIOTIC INTEGRITY, HABITAT QUALITY AND DIAGNOSING CAUSES OF DEGRADATION IN CHESAPEAKE BAY, USA.

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

Nestlerode*, J. A.; M.W. Luckenbach; R.J. Diaz, BENTHIC COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AND SECONDARY PRODUCTION ON VARYING TYPES OF INTERTIDAL OYSTER REEF HABITATS

P. Dickhudt

Dickhudt*, P. .; L.P. Sanford, SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL VARIABILITY IN BOTTOM SEDIMENT ERODIBILITY IN NORTHERN CHESAPEAKE BAY

R. M. Dickhut

Walker*, S. E.; R.M. Dickhut; C.J. Chisholm-Brause, PAHS IN A HIGHLY INDUSTRIALIZED URBAN ESTUARY: DISTRIBUTION AND TRENDS

A. Dick

Deur*, D. E.; N.J. Turner; A.. Dick; K.. Recalma-Clutesi, THE COLONIAL HISTORY OF THE KINGCOME RIVER ESTUARY ON THE CENTRAL COAST OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

G. P. DiDomenico

Uhrin*, A. V.; M.S. Fonseca; G.P. DiDomenico, EFFECT OF LOBSTER TRAPS ON SEAGRASS OF THE FLORIDA KEYS NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARY (FKNMS): DAMAGE ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION OF RECOVERY

H. L. Diefenderfer

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

H. M. Dierssen

Dierssen*, H. M.; R.C. Zimmerman , BENTHIC ECOLOGY FROM SPACE: SEAGRASS NET PRIMARY PRODUCTION ACROSS THE BAHAMAS BANKS

Zimmerman*, R. C.; H.M. Dierssen; D.C. Reed, GEOGRAPHIC UNDERSTANDING OF COASTAL AQUATIC MACROPHYTE DYNAMICS

P. X. Ding

Yang*, S. Y.; C.T. Friedrichs; P.X. Ding; J.. Zhu; Q.Y. Zhao, MORPHOLOGICAL RESPONSE OF TIDAL MARSHES, FLATS AND CHANNELS OF THE OUTER YANGTZE RIVER MOUTH TO A MAJOR STORM

M. Dionne

MacKenzie*, R. A.; M.. Dionne, ENERGY TRANSFER ON THE SURFACE OF SOUTHERN MAINE SALT MARSH SYSTEMS: A SALT MARSH POOL (PANNE) MODEL

S. Doaty

Bushaw-Newton*, K. L.; S.. Doaty; D.A. Kreeger; D.J. Velinsky, BACTERIAL UTILIZATION OF DISSOLVED ORGANIC MATTER DERIVED FROM Spartina alterniflora AND Phragmites australis

D. Dobberfuhl

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

J. J. Dodson

Dodson*, J. J.; F.. Lecomte, ESTUARINE MESO-SCALE FEATURES AND MICRO-EVOLUTIONARY PROCESSES: THE SYMPATRIC RAINBOW SMELT POPULATIONS (Osmerus mordax) OF THE ST. LAWRENCE ESTUARY, CANADA

N. J. Dodson

Armstrong*, S. J.; D.F. Williams; N.J. Dodson, MODELING OF SALINE DIFFUSION FOR DROUGHT CONDITIONS IN THE WINYAH BAY ESTUARY, SC

P. H. Doering

Bennett*, R. J.; P.H. Doering; D.T. Rudnick; J.N. Boyer, NUTRIENT - PHYTOPLANKTON RELATIONSHIPS: A COMPARISON OF SOUTH FLORIDA'S ESTUARIES

Chamberlain*, R. H.; P.H. Doering, A RESOURCE-BASED APPROACH TO DETERMINE PRELIMINARY WATER QUALITY TARGETS IN THE CALOOSAHATCHEE ESTUARY, FLORIDA.

Hunt*, M. J.; P.H. Doering; R.H. Chamberlain; K.M. Haunert; C.. Qiu, COMBINING MODELING AND EXPERIMENTAL WORK TO DETERMINE LIGHT AND SALINITY STRESS FOR SAV IN THE OLIGOHALINE ZONE OF A RIVERINE ESTUARY WITH MANAGED INFLOW

T. W. Dolan

Butler*, M. J.; T.W. Dolan, FROM INDIVIDUALS TO ECOSYSTEMS: A SPATIALLY-EXPLICIT, INDIVIDUAL-BASED MODEL OF LOBSTER RECRUITMENT

T. M. Donn

Bernhard*, A. E.; T.M. Donn; D.A. Stahl, COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF AMMONIA-OXIDIZING BACTERIA BASED ON THE FUNCTIONAL GENE, AMMONIA MONOOXYGENASE

C. Donovan

Donovan*, C. .; C.J. Madden; D.T. Rudnick; S.P. Kelly, QUANTIFICATION OF THE COLORED DISSOLVED ORGANIC MATTER SOURCE IN NORTHEASTERN AND CENTRAL FLORIDA BAY WITH A FLOW-THROUGH MAPPING SYSTEM.

Madden*, C. J.; S.P. Kelly; C.. Donovan; D.. Rudnick, COMPONENTS OF ECOSYSTEM METABOLISM AT THE EVERGLADES-FLORIDA BAY ECOTONE

L. A. Donovan

Richards*, C. L.; L.A. Donovan; J.H. Hamrick, GENETIC DIVERSITY AND FINE SCALE POPULATION STRUCTURE OF THE SALT MARSH PERENNIAL BORRICHIA FRUTESCENS ON SAPELO ISLAND, GA

Q. Dortch

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

D. L. Douglass

Roland*, R. M.; D.L. Douglass; J.P. Stout, BULKHEADS ON URBAN ESTUARINE SHORELINES ON THE GULF COAST

B. D. Downing

Bergamaschi*, B. A.; B.D. Downing; G.A. Wheeler; D.H. Schoellhamer; N.. Ganju; M.S. Fram; D.E. Erickson; C.. Kendall; B.E. Bemis; R.. Stepanauskas; J.T. Hollibaugh; R.. Fujii, QUANTIFYING THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF TIDAL WETLANDS TO DISSOLVED ORGANIC MATERIAL IN THE SAN FRANCISCO ESTUARY, CALIFORNIA, USA

R. C. Draheim

Draheim*, R. C.; J.R. Cordell; M.D. Sytsma; J.W. Chapman, THE COLUMBIA RIVER ESTUARY: RESULTS FROM THE LOWER COLUMBIA RIVER AQUATIC NONINDIGENOUS SPECIES SURVEY 2001-2003

B. G. Drake

Megonigal*, J. P.; A.S. Marsh; B.G. Drake, THE EFFECTS OF ELEVATED CO2 ON SUBSURFACE PROCESSES IN A BRACKISH MARSH

D. M. Drury McCall

Drury McCall*, D. M.; C.F. Rakocinski, EFFECTS OF GRASS SHRIMP Palaemonetes sp. AND NUTRIENTS ON WIDGEONGRASS Ruppia maritima CONDITION THROUGH CHANGES IN EPIPHYTE LOAD AND COMPOSITION

C. M. Duarte

Barrón*, C. .; J.. Middelburg; C.M. Duarte, ORGANIC MATTER RETENTION WITHIN SEAGRASS (Posidonia oceanica) SEDIMENTS: AN in situ ISOTOPIC LABELLING EXPERIMENT

Duarte*, C. M.; J.. Middelburg; J.P. Gattuso, RESPIRATION IN THE COASTAL OCEAN: ORIGIN AND FATE OF ORGANIC MATTER

Olesen*, B. .; N.. Marbà; C.M. Duarte; R.S. Savela; M.D. Fortes, RECOVERY OF PHILIPPINE MIXED-SPECIES SEAGRASS MEADOW: THE ROLE OF CONTRASTING REPRODUCTIVE STRATEGIES

E. J. Duffy

Duffy*, E. J.; D.A. Beauchamp; R.M. Buckley, DISTRIBUTION AND TROPHIC INTERACTIONS OF JUVENILE SALMON IN PUGET SOUND

R. C. Dugdale

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

A. W. Dukes

Dukes*, A. W.; E.L. Wenner; M.. Lizotte, IMPROVING DISSOLVED OXYGEN DATA

N. C. Duke

Duke*, N. C., ARE MANGROVES AFFECTED BY INCREASED USE OF AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS ON CATCHMENT LANDS? AN EASTERN CASE STUDY.

B. R. Dumbauld

Hosack*, G. R.; D.A. Armstrong; B.R. Dumbauld; B.X. Semmens; J.L. Ruesink, RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN HABITAT AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURES IN THE LOW INTERTIDAL ZONE OF A LARGE PACIFIC NORTHWEST ESTUARY

Trimble*, A. C.; J.L. Ruesink; B.R. Dumbauld, WHAT PREVENTS RECOVERY OF NATIVE OYSTERS (Ostreola conchaphila) IN WILLAPA BAY, WASHINGTON?

B. Dumbauld

Dumbauld*, B. .; J.. Ruesink; H.. Macrellis; F.. Oyarzun; S.. Hacker, INTERACTIONS BETWEEN OYSTER AQUACULTURE AND SEAGRASS (Zostera marina) IN ESTUARIES ALONG THE WEST COAST OF NORTH AMERICA

A. L. Dunsmuir

Dunsmuir*, A. L.; A.. Corcoran; J.. Cebrian, EFFECTS OF ANTHROPOGENIC EUTROPHICATION ON ESTUARINE MICROPHYTOBENTHIC COMMUNITIES:ARE NET COMMUNITY PRODUCTION AND RESPIRATION AFFECTED BY LIGHT AND NUTRIENTS

A. Dunsmuir

Corcoran*, A. .; A.. Dunsmuir; J.. Cebrian, EFFECTS OF ULTRAVIOLET-B RADIATION AND NUTRIENT ENRICHMENT ON BENTHIC MICROALGAE IN LAGOONAL EMBAYMENTS

Stutes*, J. P.; A.. Dunsmuir; A.. Hunter; A.. Corcoran; J.. Cebrian, COMPARING COMMUNITY PRODUCTION DYNAMICS BETWEEN SEAGRASS DOMINATED BENTHOS AND BARE SEDIMENT IN A PRISTINE AND IMPACTED SITE IN NW FLORIDA.

K. H. Dunton

Alexander*, H. D.; K.H. Dunton, WASTEWATER EFFLUENT AS AN ALTERNATIVE FRESHWATER SOURCE IN A HYPERSALINE ESTUARY: IMPACTS ON EMERGENT VEGETATION

Dunton*, K. H.; S.V. Schonberg; H.D. Alexander; K.. Jackson, N-ASSIMILATION OF TREATED WASTEWATER INTO A GULF COAST ESTUARINE FOOD WEB USING 15N AS AN ISOTOPIC TRACER

Fellows*, K. A.; K.H. Dunton; C.P. Onuf, RECREATIONAL FISHING AND BOATING EFFECTS ON SEAGRASS COMMUNITIES IN THE PADRE ISLAND NATIONAL SEASHORE

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