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H. L. Haas

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

L. W. Haas

Haas*, L. W.; L.. Brasseur; R.H. Condon; E.S. Darrow; J.. Gascoine; S.. Tozzi, CHARACTERIZATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION OF THE SPRING BLOOM IN THE YORK RIVER ESTUARY, VIRGINIA, USA.

M. E. Haas

Haas*, M. E.; J.R. Cordell; C.A. Simenstad, EFFECTS OF LARGE OVERWATER STRUCTURES ON EPIBENTHIC JUVENILE SALMON PREY ASSEMBLAGES IN PUGET SOUND, WASHINGTON

S. D. Hacker

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

C. T. Hackney

Hackney*, C. T.; L.L. Leonard; J.L. Hall; R.W. Lomax; K.M. Wimmer, FLOODING FREQUENCY, DURATION, AND SALINITY OF TIDAL SWAMPS IN THE UPPER CAPE FEAR RIVER ESTUARY, NORTH CAROLINA

S. S. Haertel

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

S. M. Hagan

Able*, K. W.; S.M. Hagan; S.A. Brown, IMPACTS OF INVASIVE Phragmites ON SALT MARSH FISH POPULATIONS: MOVEMENTS AND RESIDENCY OF Fundulus spp.

J. D. Hagy

Hagy*, J. D.; M.C. Murrell; J.G. Campbell; J.S. Cherry, SUSCEPTIBILITY OF A NORTHEASTERN GULF OF MEXICO ESTUARY TO HYPOXIA

Murrell*, M. C.; J.D. Hagy; R.M. Greene; J.B. James, PHYTOPLANKTON- AND DETRITUS-BASED FOOD WEBS IN GULF OF MEXICO ESTUARIES: LESSONS FROM PENSACOLA BAY, FL, USA

D. B. Haidvogel

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

J. A. Hale

Hale*, J. A.; T.K. Frazer, COMPLEMENTARY DATA SOURCES DESCRIBE LANDSCAPE PATTERNS OF SAV ALONG THE SPRINGS COAST OF FLORIDA

Notestein*, S. K.; T.K. Frazer; J.A. Hale, THE INFLUENCE OF AN EL NINO EVENT ON ESTUARINE WATER QUALITY PARAMETERS

S. S. Hale

Hale*, S. S.; J.F. Paul; J.F. Heltshe, FROM LANDSCAPE ECOLOGY OF WATERSHEDS TO BENTHIC ECOLOGY OF ESTUARIES

H. Halkola

Johnston*, R. K.; P.F. Wang; H.. Halkola; K.E. Richter; B.E. Skahill; W.H. Choi; R.. Ambrose; M.. Roberts; M.. Kawase, AN INTEGRATED WATERSHED-RECEIVING WATER MODEL FOR SINCLAIR AND DYES INLET, PUGET SOUND, WASHINGTON, USA

J. L. Hall

Hackney*, C. T.; L.L. Leonard; J.L. Hall; R.W. Lomax; K.M. Wimmer, FLOODING FREQUENCY, DURATION, AND SALINITY OF TIDAL SWAMPS IN THE UPPER CAPE FEAR RIVER ESTUARY, NORTH CAROLINA

M. O. Hall

Bell*, S. S.; M.O. Hall; M.S. Fonseca, SEAGRASS-FAUNAL RELATIONSHIPS: WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED AFTER 15 YEARS OF STUDY?

Blakesley*, B. A.; M.O. Hall; J.H. Landsberg; R.O. Reese; D.M. Berns; M.W. White; M.J. Durako, DIFFERENTIAL IMPACTS OF Labyrinthula sp. INFECTION, INFESTATION, AND DISEASE ON THE SEAGRASS Thalassia testudinum (BANKS EX KONIG) IN FLORIDA BAY, USA

Durako*, M. J.; M.O. Hall; M.. Merello, LANDSCAPE-SCALE APPROACHES TO THE ASSESSMENT OF SEAGRASSES IN A PERTURBED SUBTROPICAL ECOSYSTEM

Hall*, M. O.; D.. Berns; P.. Carlson; K.. Ferenc; J.. Hyniova; A.. Ketron; M.. Merello; D.. Saindon; M.. Fonseca; S.. Bell, COMPARISON OF MECHANICAL AND MANUAL SEAGRASS PLANTING TECHNIQUES AT THREE SITES IN TAMPA BAY, FLORIDA

J. Haltiner

Dusterhoff*, S. R.; K.. Schwarz; J.. Haltiner, WATERSHED MANAGEMENT, EROSION CONTROL, AND RESTORATION TO REDUCE ESTUARINE SEDIMENT LOADING AND PRESERVE HABITAT AT MORRO BAY, CALIFORNIA

M. R. Hamersley

Hamersley*, M. R.; B.L. Howes, COMPETITION FOR REGENERATED AMMONIUM BETWEEN PLANT UPTAKE AND COUPLED NITRIFICATION-DENITRIFICATION IN SALT MARSH SEDIMENTS

D. P. Hamilton

Kostoglidis*, A. .; C.B. Pattiaratchi; D.P. Hamilton, THE SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL VARIABILITY OF THE UNDERWATER LIGHT CLIMATE IN A HIGHLY-COLOURED, MICROTIDAL ESTUARY: THE SWAN RIVER, WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

K. K. Hammerstrom

Hammerstrom*, K. K.; W.J. Kenworthy; M.S. Fonseca; P.E. Whitfield; M.. Merello, USE OF A NEW SEED EXTRACTION TECHNIQUE TO EXAMINE SEED BANK RESOURCES OF Halophila decipiens AND Halophila johnsonii

J. H. Hamrick

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

S. N. Handel

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

D. R. Hanes

Hanes*, D. R.; S.W. Ross, DEVELOPING A REAL TIME DATA DELIVERY AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR THE NATIONAL ESTUARINE RESEARCH RESERVES

G. S. Hanrahan

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

L. W. Harding

Miller*, W. D.; L.W. Harding, INFLUENCE OF SYNOPTIC-SCALE CLIMATE VARIABILITY ON CHESAPEAKE BAY PHYTOPLANKTON BIOMASS

L. Hardison

Kelley*, J. .; L.. Hardison; J.. Morris, FRESHWATER TIDAL PLANT DISTRIBUTION ON THE COOPER RIVER, S.C.

P. D. Hardison

Gold*, J. .; P.D. Hardison; T.. Williams, THE TULALIP TRIBES CULTURAL STORIES PROJECT: RECORDING AND USING TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE FOR CULTURAL LANDSCAPE RECOVERY

P. Hardison

Hardison*, P. .; T.. Williams, THE LEGAL AND INSTITUTIONAL CONTEXT OF INCORPORATING INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE INTO FISHERIES MANAGEMENT

J. A. Hare

Hare*, J. A., ESTUARINE CONNECTIVITY: LESSONS AND QUESTIONS FROM EXPATRIATES

L. Harms

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.

J. R. Harper

Bornhold*, B. D.; B.. Burd; J.R. Harper, EVALUATION OF TOWED VIDEO IMAGERY FOR EELGRASS MAPPING AND MONITORING

Harper*, J. R.; S.. Saupe; M.C. Morris, SHOREZONE MAPPING IN THE GULF OF ALASKA: REGIONAL VARIATIONS

Picard*, C. R.; B.D. Bornhold; J.R. Harper, WOOD DEBRIS ACCUMULATION AND IMPACTS ON BENTHIC ECOLOGY IN BRITISH COLUMBIA ESTUARIES

W. C. Harrell

Sommer*, T. R.; W.C. Harrell; M.. Nobriga, COME HELL OR HIGH WATER: REARING OF JUVENILE CHINOOK SALMON IN A SEASONAL FLOODPLAIN OF THE SAN FRANCISCO ESTUARY

D. E. Harrison

Harrison*, D. E., THE GLOBAL OCEAN AT THE LAND'S EDGE

J. A. Harrison

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

J. Harrison

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

L. A. Harris

Harris*, L. A.; S.W. Nixon, ALLOMETRIC RELATIONSHIPS AND AGENT-BASED MODELING FOR MARINE MACROPHYTES

E. Hart Hayes

Landis*, W. G.; E.. Hart Hayes; A.M. Markiewicz, REGIONAL ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT AS AN INTERACTIVE MANAGEMENT TOOL APPLIED TO THE COASTAL REGION OF CHERRY POINT, WA. USA

M. J. Hartman

Hartman*, M. J.; D.. Bushek; K.. Wasson; A.M. Lohrer; M.. Crawford; S.E. Stancyk, USING THE NATIONAL ESTUARINE RESEARCH RESERVE SYSTEM PLATFORM TO DETECT INVASIONS BY EXOTIC DECAPOD CRABS

G. Hart

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

M. L. Hart

Mausner*, J. .; J.M. Jaeger; M.L. Hart, AN EXAMINATION OF ANTHROPOGENICALLY INFLUENCED SEDIMENTATION IN HIGHLY DEVELOPED FLORIDA ESTUARIES

C. J. Harvey

Feist*, B. E.; C.J. Harvey; J.L. Ruesink; A.C. Trimble; N.. Richardson, INFLUENCE OF EXOTIC Spartina alterniflora ON ESTUARINE FOOD WEBS OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST. PART II: SPATIO-TEMPORAL PATTERNS OF OYSTER GROWTH AND DIET

Harvey*, C. J.; B.E. Feist; J.L. Ruesink; A.C. Trimble; L.M. McCoy, INFLUENCE OF EXOTIC Spartina alterniflora ON ESTUARINE FOOD WEBS OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST. PART I: SYSTEM-SCALE INFLUENCE ON OYSTER DIETS

J. E. Harvey

Harvey*, J. E.; V.D. Engle; J.. Macauley; L.. Harwell; L.M. Smith, IMPROVING ESTUARINE EVALUATION THROUGH OUTREACH AND TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER TO STATES, TRIBES AND OTHER PARTNERS: EPA'S NATIONAL COASTAL ASSESSMENT

H. D. Harwell

Posey*, M. H.; T.D. Alphin; H.D. Harwell; S.E. Scott, JUVENILE BLUE CRAB DISTRIBUTION ALONG AN ESTUARINE GRADIENT: THE IMPORTANCE OF LOW SALINITY HABITAT

L. C. Harwell

Harwell*, L. C.; J.K. Summers, DATA MANAGEMENT - YOU CAN'T MONITOR WITHOUT IT

B. E. Hasek

Hasek*, B. E.; D.L. Felder, BIOCHEMICAL CONTENTS OF OVARY AND HEPATOPANCREAS TISSUES IN Uca longisignalis AND Uca nr. minax

A. Hashimoto

Kusuda*, T. .; S.. Sakita; A.. Hashimoto, VERTICAL TRANSPORTATION PROCESS BETWEEN SEDIMENT AND SURFACE WATER INDUCED BY TIDE IN ESTUARIES

J. S. Hauswaldt

Hauswaldt*, J. S.; T.C. Glenn, HEAVY METAL DISTRIBUTION IN DIFFERENT TISSUES OF THE DIAMONDBACK TERRAPIN, AN ESTUARINE TURTLE

K. J. Havens

Stanhope*, D. M.; K.J. Havens; D.L. O'Brien; H.E. Berquist; C.H. Hershner, WE'VE GOT THAT SINKING FEELING: METHODS FOR INCREASING SUBSIDING ELEVATION IN AN OLIGOHALINE MARSH SYSTEM

E. A. Hawkes

Hawkes*, E. A.; C.L. Kitting, LACK OF GENETIC DIVERSITY WITHIN EACH OF FOUR COMMON FISH SPECIES AMONG CENTRAL CALIFORNIA TIDAL MARSHES, BASED ON MITOCHONDRIAL CONTROL REGION DNA SEQUENCES

S. J. Hawkins

Gomes-Filho*, J. G.; R.C. Thompson; S.J. Hawkins; R.A. Coleman, DISTRIBUTION OF BARNACLE SPECIES ON ESTUARIES FROM SOUTHWEST COAST OF BRITAIN: ROLE OF LARVAL SUPPLY, SETTLEMENT AND ADULT TOLERANCE TO PHYSICAL CONDITIONS

K. C. Hayes

Hayes*, K. C.; A.J. Lewitus; A.S. Shurtleff, AN ASSESSMENT OF SOUTH CAROLINA COASTAL WATERS: IS EUTROPHICATION A PROBLEM?

C. J. Hearn

Hearn*, C. J.; H.S. Sidhu, HYPERSALINITY: TO BE OR NOT TO BE?

C. Hearn

Thomas*, F. I.; C.. Hearn; C.D. Cornelisen, NUTRIENT UPTAKE BY THE BENTHOS: EFFECTS OF CANOPY CHARACTERISTICS

D. W. Heatwole

Heatwole*, D. W.; C.A. Simenstad, PREDICTING THE BENEFITS OF RESTORING TIDALLY RESTRICTED SALT MARSHES IN NORTHERN PUGET SOUND

K. L. Heck Jr.

Johnson*, M. W.; K.L. Heck Jr., HABITAT FRAGMENTATION IN SEAGRASS ECOSYSTEMS OF THE NORTHERN GULF OF MEXICO

K. L. Heck

Heck*, K. L.; J.F. Valentine; J.R. Pennock; P.M. Spitzer; G.. Chaplin, PREDICTING THE EFFECTS OF EUTROPHICATION ON SEAGRASS MEADOWS: THE IMPORTANCE OF MANIPULATIVE EXPERIMENTS AND THE UNDERAPPRECIATED ROLE OF ALGAL HERBIVORES

Valentine*, J. F.; K.L. Heck; B.P. Peterson; M.W. Beck; D.. Blackmon; J.C. Christian; M.. Goecker; G.. Fioravanti; R.. Kroutil, TROPHIC EXCHANGE AT THE CORAL REEF-SEAGRASS INTERFACE: A MULTITROPHIC LEVEL TEST OF EFFECTS OF OVERFISHING ON CORAL REEF FOOD WEBS

K. Hedstrom

Pegau*, W. S.; C.. Schoch; K.. Hedstrom; D.. Musgrave, CONNECTIVITY BETWEEN KACHEMAK BAY AND THE GULF OF ALASKA

L. R. Heffner

Pregnall*, A. M.; L.R. Heffner, EFFECTS OF ANOXIA AND ALGAL MATS ON NUTRIENT RELEASE FROM COASTAL POND SEDIMENTS

C. A. Heil

Revilla*, M. .; C.A. Heil; P.M. Glibert; S.. Murasko; J.. Alexander; D.J. Hollander, PHYTOPLANKTON AND BACTERIAL RESPONSES TO INORGANIC AND ORGANIC NUTRIENT ENRICHMENT IN FLORIDA BAY

K. W. Heiman

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

C. S. Heinig

Bowen*, M. .; C.S. Heinig; A.. Frick; K.. Young, EXPANDING AND SUSTAINING THE SHELLFISHERIES OF CASCO BAY IN MAINE

C. E. Hellquist

Hellquist*, C. E.; S.. Nelson; B.. Rhodes; R.W. Lee; R.A. Black , STABLE ISOTOPIC EVIDENCE FOR TROPHIC INTERACTIONS ASSOCIATED WITH Spartina anglica IN NORTH PUGET SOUND, WA, USA

J. F. Heltshe

Hale*, S. S.; J.F. Paul; J.F. Heltshe, FROM LANDSCAPE ECOLOGY OF WATERSHEDS TO BENTHIC ECOLOGY OF ESTUARIES

J. L. Hench

Carr*, S. D.; J.L. Hench; R.A. Luettich; R.B. Forward, MODELING THE LATE-STAGE SPAWNING MIGRATION OF BLUE CRABS IN A SHALLOW, TIDALLY-DRIVEN ESTUARY

Hench*, J. L.; R.B. Forward; S.D. Carr; R.A. Luettich, OBSERVATIONS AND PHYSICAL CUES FOR SELECTIVE TIDAL STREAM TRANSPORT IN OVIGEROUS BLUE CRABS

J. C. Hendrickson

Hendrickson*, J. C.; P.. Sucsy; C.F. Cerco, DEVELOPMENT OF NUTRIENT REDUCTION TARGETS FOR CONTROL OF DISCHARGE-MEDIATED OSCILLATIONS IN SEASONAL PHYTOPLANKTON STANDING STOCK IN A BLACKWATER RIVER ESTUARY

H. Henkel

Coffin*, A. W.; H.. Henkel; H.. Mounts; A.M. Foster; T.J. Smith; R.R. Wertz, CREATION OF A GEODATABASE OF THE DIGITAL AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY ARCHIVES FOR THE GREATER EVERGLADES OF SOUTH FLORIDA AND THE SOUTHERN INLAND AND COASTAL SYSTEM

M. L. Henry

Henry*, M. L., HEATING AND COOLING ON A MUDFLAT: MODELING SNAIL TEMPERATURES

P. F. Hensel

Hensel*, P. F.; D.R. Cahoon, THE VALUE OF LONG-TERM SEDIMENT ELEVATION DATASETS USING THE SEDIMENT ELEVATION TABLE

J. C. Herguera

Aguíñiga*, S. .; J.C. Herguera; R.L. Cervantes-Duarte; A.. Molina; G.. Verdugo, GEOCHEMICAL EVIDENCIE OF FERTILIZATION MECHANISMS IN BAHÍA DE LA PAZ BASIN, MÉXICO.

J. D. Herman

Herman*, J. D.; C.T. Friedrichs; C.H. Hershner, USE OF LONG-TERM MONITORING DATA TO ESTIMATE SEDIMENT LOADS AND THE IMPORTANCE OF TIDAL PUMPING IN A MICROTIDAL ESTUARY, YORK RIVER, VA

J. A. Herrera-Silveira

Aranda-Cirerol*, N. .; J.A. Herrera-Silveira; F.A. Comin, EUTROPHICATION AND WATER QUALITY IN THE COASTAL ZONE OF YUCATAN PENINSULA.

Herrera-Silveira*, J. A.; F.A. Comin; J.A. Zaldivar ; R.J. Ramirez, LONG-TERM HYDROLOGY ANALYSIS OF TROPICAL COASTAL LAGOONS AS AN APPROACH TO STABLISH THEIR ECOSYSTEM STABILITY.

Zaldivar*, J. A.; J.A. Herrera-Silveira; C.. Coronado-Molina, LONG-TERM PATTERNS OF LITTER PRODUCTION IN FRINGE MANGROVE FOREST IN A KARSTIC TROPICAL COASTAL LAGOON.

G. Herring

Herring*, G. .; E.D. Stolen; J.A. Collazo; M.. Epstein, WETLANDS INITIATIVE AT MERRITT ISLAND NWR: VI. FORAGE AVAILABILTY AND AQUATIC BIRD DISTRIBUTION UNDER VARIOUS WETLAND MANAGEMENT SCHEMES.

C. H. Hershner

Herman*, J. D.; C.T. Friedrichs; C.H. Hershner, USE OF LONG-TERM MONITORING DATA TO ESTIMATE SEDIMENT LOADS AND THE IMPORTANCE OF TIDAL PUMPING IN A MICROTIDAL ESTUARY, YORK RIVER, VA

H. Hertler

Hertler*, H. .; D.A. Kreeger; G.I. Ramirez, EFFECTS OF NEW LAND DEVELOPMENT ON SEAGRASSES IN THE VICINITY OF LA PARGUERA, PUERTO RICO

S. Z. Herzka

Herzka*, S. Z., SHIFTS IN FOOD-WEB DEPENDENCIES IN ESTUARINE FISHES AS TRACERS OF HABITAT CHANGES

M. W. Hester

Hester*, M. W.; K.J. Fisher, RESPONSE OF Panicum hemitomon FLOATING FRESHWATER MARSH TO INCREASED SALINITY LEVELS AND NUTRIENT LOADING RATES

J. E. Hewitt

Turner*, S. J.; J.E. Hewitt; K.. Van Houte; C.A. Pilditch, THE INFLUENCE OF SEAGRASS LANDSCAPES ON BENTHIC MACROFAUNA IN NEW ZEALAND ESTUARIES

M. L. He

Ward*, K. M.; M.A. Ablog; M.L. He, DEVELOPING BIOLOGICAL CRITERIA FOR MECHANICAL EXCAVATION OF A RESTORED MARSH SUBJECT TO PERIODIC TIDAL CLOSURE.

B. M. Hickey

Banas*, N. S.; B.M. Hickey, DIAGNOSING NON-GRAVITATIONAL EXCHANGE IN STEADY AND UNSTEADY ESTUARIES

K. A. Hieb

Stewart*, A. R.; S.N. Luoma; K.A. Hieb, RESOLVING CONTAMINANT VARIABILITY IN THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY FOOD WEB USING ESTUARINE GRADIENTS IN STABLE ISOTOPES

R. M. Higashi

Cordova*, A. L.; R.M. Higashi; P.G. Green; K.M. Scow, MICROBIAL COMMUNITY CHARACTERIZATION AND POLLUTANT GRADIENTS

K. F. Higgins

Higgins*, K. F.; J.S. Brennan, TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SHALLOW NEARSHORE FISH COMMUNITIES IN CENTRAL PUGET SOUND

E. S. Higgs

Higgs*, E. S., THE TWO CULTURE PROBLEM: ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION AND THE INTEGRATION OF KNOWLEDGE

R. L. Hill

Appeldoorn*, R. S.; C.W. Recksiek; R.L. Hill, JUVENILE & ADULT HABITAT SHIFTS IN CARIBBEAN CORAL REEF ECOSYSTEMS

E. K. Hinchey

Hinchey*, E. K.; L.C. Schaffner, THE ROLE OF SEABED DYNAMICS IN STRUCTURING A MESOHALINE MACROBENTHIC INFAUNAL COMMUNITY.

S. G. Hinch

Richardson*, J. S.; S.G. Hinch, MONITORING OF THE FRASER RIVER ESTUARY USING FISH ASSEMBLAGES: CAN IT BE DONE WITHOUT REFERENCE CONDITIONS?

A. H. Hines

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

Jewett*, E. B.; A.H. Hines; G.M. Ruiz, LOW DISSOLVED OXYGEN CREATES POTENTIAL NICHE FOR NEWCOMERS IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY

C. R. Hinkle

Brockmeyer*, R. E.; C.R. Hinkle; J.A. Collazo; L.K. Blum; D.R. Cahoon; D.M. Scheidt, WETLANDS INITIATIVE AT MERRITT ISLAND NWR: I. PROJECT HISTORY AND OVERVIEW

R. Hinkle

Weishar*, L. L.; J.M. Teal; R.. Hinkle, CHANNEL FORMATION PROCESS IN RESTORED SALT MARSHES

Y. Hintz

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

J. Hiratsuka

Yamamuro*, M. .; J.. Hiratsuka; Y.. Ishitobi, HISTORICAL ROLE OF SEAGRASS HARVESTING FOR FERTILIZER IN NUTRIENT REMOVAL FROM AN ESTUARINE LAGOON, LAKE NAKAUMI, JAPAN

R. J. Hobbs

Hobbs*, R. J., COMBINING SCIENTIFIC UNCERTAINTY WITH VALUE-LADEN DECISIONS: HABITAT RESTORATION IN THE REAL WORLD

S. S. Hoeppner

Hoeppner*, S. S.; K.A. Rose; E.. Reyes; J.W. Day, AN INDIVIDUAL-BASED MODELING APPROACH TO PREDICT MULTIPLE STRESSOR EFFECTS ON SWAMP PRODUCTIVITY AND FOREST DYNAMICS IN A COASTAL LANDSCAPE

J. C. Hoffman

Hoffman*, J. C., DETERMINING ESSENTIAL HABITAT FOR AMERICAN SHAD (Alosa sapidissima) IN THE YORK RIVER, VA USING STABLE ISOTOPE ANALYSIS

V. E. Hogue

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

P. A. Holden

Holden*, P. A.; M.G. LaMontagne, BACTERIAL COMMUNITIES AS INDICATORS OF ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEM HEALTH AND LINKS TO WATERSHEDS

K. Holderied

Holderied*, K. .; D.. Pirhalla; V.. Ransibrahmanakul; R.P. Stumpf, APPLICATION OF IMPROVED SEAWIFS CHLOROPHYLL DATA IN ESTUARINE AND COASTAL WATERS

Ransibrahmanakul*, V. .; R.P. Stumpf; K.. Holderied; P.. Tester; J.W. Budd, RETRIEVAL OF CHLOROPHYLL IN US ESTUARIES AND LAKES

A. F. Holland

Gillett*, D. J.; A.F. Holland; D.M. Sanger, TEMPORAL VARIATION IN THE OLIGOCHAETE POPULATIONS OF SOUTH CAROLINA TIDAL CREEKS; IS IT THE DEVIL OR THE DEPOSIT FEEDER IN THE DETAIL?

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

T. Hollingsworth

Glass*, P. .; T.. Hollingsworth, MARSH TERRACING AND GEOTEXTILE TUBES USED TO RESTORE ERODED TEXAS COASTAL MARSH

K. G. Holloway-Adkins

Ehlinger*, G. S.; K.G. Holloway-Adkins; J.B. Simpson; B.V. Peterson; K.A. Daumer; J.L. Adams; D.M. Scheidt; L.K. Blum, WETLANDS INITIATIVE AT MERRITT ISLAND NWR: IV. COMPARISON OF WATER QUALITY IN THE DIFFERENT WATER MANAGEMENT REGIMES OF IMPOUNDED MARSHES.

R. M. Holmes

Holmes*, R. M.; J.W. McClelland; B.J. Peterson; A.V. Zhulidov; V.V. Gordeev; D.. Milburn; T.P. Brabets; P.N. Makkaveev; I.A. Shiklomanov, BIOGEOCHEMICAL FLUXES TO LARGE ARCTIC ESTUARIES

Peterson*, B. J.; R.M. Holmes; J.W. McClelland; C.J. Vorosmarty; R.B. Lammers; A.I. Shiklomanov; I.A. Shiklomanov, INCREASING RIVER DISCHARGE TO THE ARCTIC OCEAN

G. O. Holm

Holm*, G. O.; C.E. Sasser; J.M. Visser, THE EXOTIC NUTRIA CONSTRAINS MAIDENCANE RESTORATION

K. E. Holtermann

Redalje*, D. G.; E.I. Phelps; K.E. Holtermann; E.A. Rowe; M.J. Natter; P.A. Sawant; R.J. Pluhar, EVALUATING ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY FOR THE BAY OF ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI

G. J. Holt

Holt*, G. J., FISH AQUACULTURE CAN PLAY AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN CONSERVING MARINE RESOURCES

S. A. Holt

Holt*, S. A.; C.A. Brown, MODELING THE IMMIGRATION AND SETTLEMENT OF RED DRUM LARVAE TO ESTUARINE NURSERY SITES

R. R. Holyoke

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

R. R. Hood

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

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

North*, E. W.; R.R. Hood; S.Y. Chao; L.P. Sanford, LINKING BIOLOGY AND PHYSICS IN AN ETM: THE EFFECT OF FRESHWATER FLOW AND WIND ON RETENTION OF FISH EARLY-LIFE STAGES

Zhong*, L. .; M.. Li; R.R. Hood; W.C. Boicourt, DEVELOPMENT OF A COMMUNITY MODEL FOR THE CHESAPEAKE BAY USING ROMS

W. G. Hood

Hood*, W. G., INDIRECT EFFECTS OF DIKES ON ESTUARINE TIDAL CHANNELS: THINKING OUTSIDE OF THE DIKE FOR HABITAT RESTORATION AND MONITORING.

P. N. Hooge

Mondragon*, J. M.; S.J. Taggart; P.N. Hooge; E.R. Hooge; A.G. Andrews, LIVING ON THE EDGE: THE DISTRIBUTION OF DUNGENESS CRAB, Cancer magister, IN A RECENTLY DEGLACIATED FJORD

C. S. Hopkinson

Crump*, B. C.; C.S. Hopkinson; J.A. Baross; J.E. Hobbie, ESTUARINE BACTERIOPLANKTON: RESIDENCE TIME, GROWTH RATE AND COMMUNITY COMPOSITION

Raymond*, P. A.; C.S. Hopkinson, ESTUARINE METABOLISM IN THE PLUM ISLAND SOUND

R. A. Horner

Newton*, J. A.; R.A. Horner; E.J. Siegel; B.M. Hickey, OCEANIC CONTROL OF ESTUARINE PHYTOPLANKTON SPECIES COMPOSITION AND ABUNDANCE: WHAT DOES A VARIABLE OCEAN PORTEND?

H. M. Hornstra

Lehrter*, J. C.; J.R. Pennock; H.M. Hornstra; L.J. Craig, CARBON, NITROGEN, AND PHOSPHORUS EXPORT FROM COASTAL PLAIN WATERSHEDS WITH DIFFERENT PREDOMINANT LAND-USE/LAND-COVER

G. R. Hosack

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

E. D. Houde

Campfield*, P. A.; E.D. Houde, A COMMUNITY ANALYSIS OF ICHTHYOPLANKTON IN THE PATUXENT RIVER

Houde*, E. D., FISH RECRUITMENTS: BIOLOGY, PHYSICS AND FEATURES IN ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS

R. W. Houghton

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.

M. M. Howard-Strobel

Bohlen*, W. F.; M.M. Howard-Strobel; D.R. Cohen, MATERIAL CYCLING WITHIN THE ESTUARINE SEDIMENT-WATER INTERFACIAL REGION

J. L. Howard

Howard*, J. L.; S.P. Faulkner, STORM WATER DIVERSION AS METHOD OF WETLAND RESTORATION

R. W. Howarth

Boyer*, E. W.; R.W. Howarth; J.N. Galloway, RIVERINE NITROGEN EXPORT FROM THE WORLD'S WATERSHEDS

Howarth*, R. W.; R.M. Marino; E.W. Boyer; D.P. Swaney, POTENTIAL CONSEQUENCES OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON DELIVERY OF NUTRIENTS TO ESTUARIES

Swaney*, D. P.; R.W. Howarth; E.W. Boyer, RENUMA: A REGIONAL SCALE NUTRIENT LOADING MODEL FOR MANAGEMENT

B. L. Howes

Hamersley*, M. R.; B.L. Howes, COMPETITION FOR REGENERATED AMMONIUM BETWEEN PLANT UPTAKE AND COUPLED NITRIFICATION-DENITRIFICATION IN SALT MARSH SEDIMENTS

Tucker*, J. .; A.E. Giblin; B.L. Howes; C.S. Hopkinson, CONTROLS ON INTER-ANNUAL VARIATION IN BENTHIC FLUXES IN MASSACHUSETTS BAY

X. Huang

Huang*, X. .; J.T. Morris, THE REGULATION OF SECONDARY SUCCESSION OF TIDAL FRESHWATER MARSHES ON THE UPPER COOPER RIVER, SOUTH CAROLINA

J. A. Huffman

Huffman*, J. A.; R.W. Roach; D.S. Williams; D.L. Sparks; B.. Pridgeon, SEAGRASS RECOVERY IN WEST GALVESTON BAY

J. E. Hughes

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?

A. E. Hunter

Hunter*, A. E.; J.. Cebrian, THE APPLICATION OF GROWTH RECONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES TO Juncus roemerianus.

A. Hunter

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.

E. J. Hunter

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.

C. D. Hunt

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

D. K. Hunt

Payne*, W. V.; D.K. Hunt; R.E. Brockmeyer, WETLANDS INITIATIVE AT MERRITT ISLAND NWR: VII. DATA MANAGEMENT

H. L. Hunt

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

H. Hunt

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.

M. J. Hunt

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

D. Hurley

Bishop*, T. D.; D.. Hurley, THE NON-INDIGENOUS PORCELAIN CRAB, Petrolisthes armatus: POPULATION TRENDS IN THE SAPELO ISLAND NATIONAL ESTUARINE RESEARCH RESERVE

Hurley*, D. .; T.D. Bishop; M.. Alber, AN INVENTORY OF THE MACROINVERTEBRATE FAUNA OF OYSTER REEFS IN THE DUPLIN RIVER, GEORGIA, WITH EMPHASIS ON NON-INDIGENOUS SPECIES OCCURRENCE

E. Hutchins

Hutchins*, E. ., TOWN BROOK DAM REMOVAL: TECHNICAL ASPECTS

C. J. Hyatt

Buskey*, E. J.; C.J. Hyatt, USE OF THE FLOWCAM FOR SEMI-AUTOMATED RECOGNITION AND ENUMERATION OF RED TIDE CELLS (Karenia brevis) IN NATURAL PLANKTON SAMPLES

E. C. Hyfield

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

G. A. Hyndes

Kenna*, R. E.; G.A. Hyndes ; P.. Lavery; G.. Bastyan, IS LANDSCAPE STRUCTURE SUFFICIENT TO EVALUATE THE SUCCESS OF SEAGRASS TRANSPLANTATIONS?

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