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S. E. Ibarra-Obando

Ibarra-Obando*, S. E.; S.V. Smith; V.F. Camacho-Ibar; M.. Poumian-Tapia; J.D. Carriquiry; M.. Montes, BENTHIC METABOLISM IN SAN QUINTIN BAY, A MEXICAN HYPERSALINE COASTAL LAGOON.

Jorgensen*, P. .; S.E. Ibarra-Obando; J.D. Carriquiry, COUPLED TOP-DOWN/BOTTOM-UP CONTROLS OF Zostera marina GROWTH IN A TEMPERATE SEAGRASS SYSTEM

J. D. Icely

Loureiro*, S. .; A.. Newton; J.D. Icely, NUTRIENT AVAILABILITY AND PHYTOPLANKTON COMPOSITION IN THE RIA FORMOSA COASTAL LAGOON (S. PORTUGAL), SPATIAL AND SEASONAL VARIABILITY

H. Iizumi

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

F. Ilami

Ilami*, F. .; G.H. Anderson; C.. Walker; T.J. Smith, SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL ANALYSIS OF SOIL PORE WATER NUTRIENTS IN AN ESTUARINE FRINGE MANGROVE FOREST, EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK.

G. Inglis

Gust*, N. .; G.. Inglis; P.. Smith; R.. Webber, ESTABLISHING THE IDENTITY, STATUS AND RISK POSED BY AN INTRODUCED PORTUNID CRAB IN NEW ZEALAND

M. Ishikawa

Ishikawa*, M. ., MOSAIC STRUCTURE OF HUMAN USES AND HABITAT RESTORATIONS IN TOKYO BAY, AND THE STRATEGIES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT

Y. Ishitobi

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

R. R. Isleib

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

R. L. Iverson

Putland*, J. N.; R.L. Iverson, SUMMERTIME HERBIVORY AND CARNIVORY BY MICRO- AND MESOZOOPLANKTON IN APALACHICOLA BAY, FLORIDA

A. C. Jackson

Jackson*, A. C.; S.D. Rundle; M.J. Attrill; P.A. Cotton, CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF ONTOGENETIC DIET SHIFTS IN THE COMMON GOBY (POMATOSCHISTUS MICROPS )

N. L. Jackson

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

M. E. Jacobson

Jacobson*, M. E.; J.. Burns; B.J. Smallwood; A.. Romero; D.. Thornton; G.. Rudnick; C.. Lee; M.L. Fogel; M.. Wooller, NUTRIENT CONTENT, CYCLING RATES, STABLE ISOTOPE AND AVAILABILITY OF NUTRIENTS GENERATED BY A MICROBIAL FLOCC ASSOCIATED WITH MANGROVE TREES.

Jacobson*, M. E.; I.C. Feller; M.L. Fogel; M.E. Frischer; C.. Lee; I.. Romero; D.. Thornton; G.. Rudnick; B.J. Smallwood; M.. Vargis; M.. Wooller, A COMPARISON OF TREE AND MICROBIAL NUTRIENT LIMITATION IN A MANGROVE SYSTEM IN BELIZE.

M. Jacobson

Burns*, J. A.; M.. Jacobson; D.G. Capone, RATES OF MICROBIAL PROCESSES FOUND ACROSS A TREE HEIGHT GRADIENT, AND ASSOCIATED WITH FERTILIZATION TRANSECTS IN BELIZE MANGROVE SYSTEM.

Fogel*, M. L.; M.J. Wooller; M.. Jacobson; B.J. Smallwood, ATMOSPHERIC-BIOSPHERIC-GEOSPHERIC N CYCLES IN A MANGROVE FOREST, TWIN CAYS, BELIZE

P. T. Jacobson

Preston*, S. D.; E.. Perry; P.T. Jacobson, ASSESSMENT OF WATER-QUALITY CRITERIA IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY BY ACCOUNTING FOR SPATIAL GRADIENTS AND TEMPORAL FREQUENCIES

C. A. Jacoby

Greenawalt*, J. M.; T.F. Frazer; C.A. Jacoby; W.S. Arnold, ESTIMATING MORTALITY RATES OF THE SOUTHERN BAY SCALLOP ALONG THE FLORIDA'S GULF COAST: A KEY COMPONENT TO SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT

J. A. Jacukiewicz

Weinkauf*, A. L.; J.A. Jacukiewicz; J.M. Lessmann; T.R. Cuba, WHAT CAN BE LEARNED FROM RAPID ASSESSMENT OF SEAGRASS BEDS IN HABITAT RESTORATION AND MANAGEMENT?

J. M. Jaeger

Jaeger*, J. M.; M.Y. Sun; J.R. White; J.. Hendrickson, A SEASONAL TIME-SERIES STUDY OF SEDIMENTARY PROCESSES IN A HIGH-ORGANIC-CARBON BLACKWATER ESTUARY, LOWER ST. JOHNS RIVER FLORIDA

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

C. F. Jago

Jago*, C. F.; S.E. Jones, TURBULENCE CONTROL OF VERTICAL AND LATERAL FLUXES OF SUSPENDED MATTER

T. G. Jagtap

Jagtap*, T. G.; N.. Ramaiah; S.. Charulata; P.. Suja; R.. Baksh; F.B. Coutinho, COULD ASSOCIATED MICROFLOARA BE A INDICATOR OF SEAGRASS ECOSYSTEMS UNDER STRESS?

M. J. James-Pirri

Wozniak*, A. S.; M.J. James-Pirri; C.T. Roman; S.C. Wainright; R.. McKinney, MONITORING THE SUCCESS OF SALT MARSH RESTORATION BY EVALUATING TROPHIC RELATIONSHIPS: A MULTIPLE STABLE ISOTOPE APPROACH

G. S. Jamieson

Jamieson*, G. S., GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE AND SOME POTENTIAL IMPLICATIONS ON INVASIVE SPECIES IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC OCEAN

L. B. Jancaitis

Jancaitis*, L. B.; C.. Petrone; C.. Natunewicz; C.E. Epifanio, GENESIS, MAINTENANCE, AND TRANSPORT OF PATCHES OF CRAB LARVAE

A. J. Janicki

Pribble*, J. R.; A.J. Janicki; D.. Lindeman; D.. Hoke, PREDICTION OF THE EFFECTS OF A COASTAL DESALINATION FACILITY AT ANCLOTE, FLORIDA, USING A HYDRODYNAMIC MODEL

Wade*, D. L.; A.J. Janicki; R.G. McConnell, DEVELOPMENT OF A BENTHIC SALINITY INDEX FOR THE SEGMENTS AND ESTUARINE TRIBUTARIES OF TAMPA BAY, FLORIDA.

A. Janicki

McConnell*, R. .; R.. Woithe; A.. Janicki, ESTUARINE MONITORING FOR WATER SUPPLY DEVELOPMENT

A. D. Jassby

Jassby*, A. D.; J.E. Cloern; A.B. Muller-Solger; W.V. Sobczak, PHYTOPLANKTON IN THE SACRAMENTO-SAN JOAQUIN RIVER DELTA: TROPHIC ROLE AND LONG-TERM CHANGES

Mueller-Solger*, A. B.; D.C. Mueller-Navarra; A.D. Jassby, ESTUARINE FOOD FOR THOUGHT

A. T. Jayawardane

Jayawardane*, A. T., SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE TRADITIONAL SHRIMP FISHERY IN THE NEGOMBO LAGOON, SRI LANKA

D. A. Jay

Chisholm*, T. A.; D.A. Jay, SUSPENDED SEDIMENT INPUT TO THE COLUMBIA RIVER ESTUARY - QUANTITY AND QUALITY

Jay*, D. A., THE SCALING OF ESTUARINE INTERNAL TIDAL ASYMMETRY

Orton*, P. M.; D.A. Jay; T.. Chisholm, MULTI-CLASS SEDIMENT DYNAMICS AND EXPORT IN THE FRASER RIVER ESTUARY

E. Jeanes

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. M. Jeansonne

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

C. E. Jett

Jett*, C. E.; E.L. Bledsoe; E.J. Phlips, AN ESTIMATION OF THE ZOOPLANKTON GRAZING IMPACT ON PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITY OF THE SUWANNEE ESTUARY, FLORIDA, U.S.A.

J. Jewett-Smith

Jewett-Smith*, J. .; K.. Koch; E.. Moyer, DISTRIBUTION AND SEASONALITY OF THE MARINE ALGAE OF CHINCOTEAGUE BAY, VIRGINIA, USA

E. B. Jewett

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

J. G. Je

Levings*, C. D.; J.G. Je, COMPARISON OF VEGETATION-INVERTEBRATE RELATIONSHIPS ON NATURAL AND RESTORED MUDFLATS IN NORTHEAST AND NORTHWEST PACIFIC ESTUARIES

Lim*, H. S.; J.G. Je, COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF MACROZOOBENTHOS ON HAMPYUNG TIDAL FLAT, WEST COAST OF KOREA

K. T. Jiann

Jiann*, K. T.; L.S. Wen, TRACE METAL DYNAMICS IN ESTUARINE WATERS OF THE DANSHUEI RIVER (TAIWAN), AN ANOXIC ESTUARY

A. R. Jimenez-Illescas

Jimenez-Illescas*, A. R.; M.S. Elwany Hany; M.A. Alatorre-Mendieta; M.. Obeso-Nieblas, NUMERICAL MODELING OF A SECOND INLET CHANNEL BETWEEN BAHIA DE LA PAZ AND ENSENADA DE LA PAZ

J. W. Johannessen

Johannessen*, J. W.; M.A. Chase, SPIT DYNAMICS AND SHORELINE (BASIN) CHANGE ANALYSIS FOR HYDRODYNAMIC MODELING AT PORTAGE BAY, LUMMI INDIAN RESERVATION, WA

J. R. Johansson

Johansson*, J. R.; W.M. Avery, DEPTH DISTRIBUTION AND POTENTIAL LIGHT AVAILABILITY OF DOMINANT SEAGRASS SPECIES MEADOWS IN THE UPPER SEGMENTS OF TAMPA BAY, FLORIDA.

G. A. Johnson

Johnson*, G. A.; C.H. Peterson; R.R. Christian, TANGLED FOOD WEBS: MODELING THE EFFECTS OF SHRIMP TRAWLING AND DISCARDING IN THE NEUSE RIVER ESTUARY, NORTH CAROLINA

J. M. Johnson

Meyer*, D. L.; J.M. Johnson; G.G. Page; J.. Gill, EASTERN NECK AND BARREN ISLAND SALT MARSH RESTORATIONS: COMMUNITY GROUPS AND SCIENTISTS WORKING TOGETHER

M. G. Johnson

Johnson*, M. G.; C.P. Andersen, ASSESSING ROOT DEMOGRAPHY AND CARBOHYDRATE DYNAMICS OF Zostera marina

M. R. Johnson

Williams*, S. L.; C.H. Lieberman; M.R. Johnson, CHANGES IN SEAGRASS DISTRIBUTIONS DURING AN EL NINO EVENT & CONSEQUENCES FOR SECONDARY PRODUCTION

M. W. Johnson

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

R. L. Johnson

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. Johnson

Shreffler*, D. .; R.. Johnson; B.. Rot, A VISION OF UNDEVELOPMENT: RESTORATION OF JIMMYCOMELATELY CREEK AND ESTUARY

R. K. Johnston

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. John

Awal*, S. .; G.. Wescott; J.. John, DEVELOPMWENT OF A UNIVERSAL APPROACH TO ESTUARINE MANAGEMENT WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO AUSTRALIA

K. K. Jones

Bottom*, D. L.; K.K. Jones; A.. Gray; T.J. Cornwell, UPRIVER LINKAGES TO ESTUARINE MIGRATION AND RESIDENCY PATTERNS OF JUVENILE CHINOOK SALMON (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) IN SALMON RIVER WATERSHED (OREGON)

Krentz*, L. K.; K.K. Jones; T.J. Cornwell; D.L. Bottom; I.A. Fleming; H.W. Li, HABITAT USE AND MOVEMENT OF SEA-RUN CUTTHROAT TROUT IN THE SALMON RIVER ESTUARY

R. C. Jones

Jones*, R. C., LONG-TERM TRENDS IN WATER QUALITY IN THE GUNSTON COVE REGION OF THE TIDAL FRESHWATER POTOMAC RIVER

S. E. Jones

Jago*, C. F.; S.E. Jones, TURBULENCE CONTROL OF VERTICAL AND LATERAL FLUXES OF SUSPENDED MATTER

T. E. Jordan

Breitburg*, D. L.; A.T. Adamack; T.E. Jordan; W.S. Lung; K.A. Rose; D.E. Weller, LINKING WATERSHED LAND USE, CLIMATE VARIABILITY, WATER QUALITY AND SURVIVAL OF EARLY LIFE STAGES OF FISH IN THE PATUXENT RIVER

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

P. Jorgensen

Jorgensen*, P. .; S.E. Ibarra-Obando; J.D. Carriquiry, COUPLED TOP-DOWN/BOTTOM-UP CONTROLS OF Zostera marina GROWTH IN A TEMPERATE SEAGRASS SYSTEM

S. B. Joye

Porubsky*, W. P.; N.B. Weston; S.B. Joye, EXAMINATION OF DENITRIFICATION AND DISSIMILATORY NITRATE REDUCTION TO AMMONIUM AS PATHWAYS FOR THE REDUCTION OF INORGANIC NITROGEN IN SALTMARSH SEDIMENT

D. Justic

Justic*, D. .; N.N. Rabalais; R.E. Turner, SIMULATED RESPONSES OF THE GULF OF MEXICO HYPOXIA TO VARIATIONS IN CLIMATE AND ANTHROPOGENIC NUTRIENT LOADING

Quinones-Rivera*, Z. J.; D.. Justic; B.. Wissel; B.. Fry, USING STABLE ISOTOPES TO EVALUATE SOURCES AND SINKS OF OXYGEN IN THE HYPOXIC ZONE OF THE GULF OF MEXICO

Rabalais*, N. N.; R.E. Turner; D.. Justic; B.K. Sen Gupta; Q.. Dortch; M.L. Parsons; D.. Scavia; D.A. Goolsby, CENTURY AND DECADAL CHANGES IN THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER SYSTEM: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE

P. C. Jutte

Moy*, C. Y.; P.C. Jutte, DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF AN ESTUARINE BIOTIC INTEGRITY INDEX FOR SOUTH CAROLINA TIDAL CREEKS

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