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J. P. Maa

Maa*, J. P., THE ROLE OF SEDIMENT RESUSPENSION IN CONTAMINANT FLUX

J. M. Macauley

Macauley*, J. M.; H.V. Alafita; J.K. Summers; V.D. Engle; W.G. Craven; P.T. Heitmuller, ASSESSING THE ECOLOGICAL CONDITION OF VERACRUZ, MEXICO ESTUARIES.

J. Macauley

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

S. R. MacAuley

Proctor*, L. M.; S.R. MacAuley; H.. Outen, CHARACTERIZATION OF N CYCLING MICROORGANISMS IN BIOFILMS FROM GULF OF MEXICO ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENTS

S. E. MacAvoy

MacAvoy*, S. E.; S.P. McIninch; G.C. Garman; S.A. Macko, ANADROMOUS FISH AS MARINE NUTRIENT VECTORS TO THE TIDAL FRESHWATER FISH COMMUNITIES OF VIRGINIA: EVIDENCE FROM BULK AND COMPOUND SPECIFIC ISOTOPE ANALYSIS.

J. MacBroom

MacBroom*, J. ., TOWN BROOK DAM REMOVAL: FIRST IN MASSACHUSETTS FOR MARINE FISH

P. MacCready

MacCready*, P. .; G.. Pawlak; K.A. Edwards; R.. McCabe; J.. Moum, OBSERVATION AND MODELING OF TURBULENCE GENERATED BY TIDAL FLOW AT A HEADLAND

McCabe*, R. M.; P.. MacCready; G.. Pawlak, ESTIMATES OF FORM DRAG FROM DRIFTER TRACKS

R. Machás

Machás*, R. .; S.. Cabaço; R.. Santos; B.J. Peterson; H.A. Kennedy, EFFECT OF URBAN EFFLUENTS ON THE STABLE ISOTOPE SIGNALS OF ORGANIC MATTER AND Zostera noltii

D. L. Mackas

Benfield*, M. C.; M.V. Trevorrow; D.L. Mackas; D.. Yelland; S.F. Keenan; M.. Tsurumi; R.W. Campbell; D.. Tuele, BIOPHYSICAL FOCUSING OF ZOOPLANKTON AT A FJORD SILL

R. A. MacKenzie

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

T. A. MacPherson

MacPherson*, T. A.; L.B. Cahoon; M.A. Mallin, BIOLOGICAL AND GEOLOGICAL INFLUENCES ON TIDAL CREEK OXYGEN UPTAKE.

P. S. MacRae

MacRae*, P. S.; J.H. Cowan Jr., CHARACTERIZING FISH COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN RELATION TO HYDROGRAPHIC VARIABLES AND MARSH LOSS IN BARATARIA BAY, LOUISIANA

H. Macrellis

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

C. J. Madden

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.

Kelly*, S. P.; C.J. Madden; D.T. Rudnick; C.. Donovan; J.C. Creasser, FATE AND EFFECTS OF EVERGLADES DISSOLVED ORGANIC MATTER IN FLORIDA BAY

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

McDonald*, A. A.; C.J. Madden, AN ECOLOGICAL MODEL OF SEAGRASS DYNAMICS IN FLORIDA BAY

C. Madden

Akman*, O. .; E.. Koepfler; C.. Madden; A.. Lewitus, MULTIVARIATE TIME SERIES ANALYSIS OF NESTED BIO-PHYSICAL DATA FROM NORTH INLET, SC

Allee*, B. .; C.. Madden; D.. Grossman; D.. Brown; T.. Hourigan, DEVELOPMENT OF A NATIONAL COASTAL/MARINE CLASSIFICATION STANDARD FOR THE UNITED STATES

Koch*, M. S.; A.F. Gras; C.. Madden, PHOSPHORUS UPTAKE KINETICS OF THE TROPICAL SEAGRASS Thalassia testudinum

Koepfler*, E. .; A.. Lewitus; C.. Madden; O.. Akman; R.. Tymowski; C.. Buzzelli, SPATIAL-TEMPORAL CHARACTERIZATION OF MICROBIAL GROWTH PROCESSES AT NORTH INLET, SC BASED UPON TIME-SERIES DATAFLOW MEASUREMENTS.

Schopmeyer*, S. A.; M.S. Koch; C.. Madden; C.. Kyhn-Hansen, MULTIPLE STRESSOR EFFECTS ON SEAGRASSES IN FLORIDA BAY: A MESOCOSM RESEARCH APPROACH

P. Maddi

Carman*, K. R.; P.. Maddi; B.. Fry; B.. Wissel, SEASONAL VARIATION IN THE USE OF PRIMARY PRODUCTION BY MEIOFAUNA IN A LOUISIANA SALTMARSH

J. A. Madsen

Wilson*, B. D.; J.A. Madsen; R.E. Martin; R.W. Scarborough, THE PALEO-ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY OF THE ST. JONES ESTUARY, DE: PRE-HOLOCENE TO PRESENT

J. Maes

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

Maes*, J. .; K.E. Limburg, WHY DO YOUNG HERRING OVERWINTER IN NORTH SEA ESTUARIES: A DYNAMIC MODEL FOR THE LIFE HISTORY OF CLUPEA HARENGUS.

R. E. Magnien

Michael*, B. D.; R.E. Magnien; T.M. Trice; R.M. Stankelis; W.R. Boynton; S.D. Preston, SHALLOW WATER MONITORING DESIGN UTILIZING NEW TECHNOLOGIES TO ASSESS CHESAPEAKE BAY WATER QUALITY CRITERIA

R. Magnien

Magnien*, R. .; D.. Goshorn; T.. Parham; L.. Karrh; M.. Naylor; B.. Michael; M.. Trice; J.. Halka, INNOVATIVE RESTORATION AND ASSESSMENT METHODOLOGIES FOR SHALLOW-WATER ESTUARINE HABITATS

B. F. Maher

Curran*, M. C.; B.F. Maher, MONITORING OF UNHEALTHY "BROWN" SALT MARSH NEAR SAVANNAH, GA

C. Mahn

Gieskes*, J. .; C.. Mahn; W.. Ziebis; D.B. Chadwick, ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS OF SEDIMENTS IN SAN DIEGO BAY, A PRISM STUDY

A. F. Maier

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

E. J. Majzlik

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

V. V. Maksimenkov

Maksimenkov*, V. V., FOOD RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN JUVENILE FISH IN THE ESTUARIES OF KAMCHATKA PENINSULA

M. A. Mallin

MacPherson*, T. A.; L.B. Cahoon; M.A. Mallin, BIOLOGICAL AND GEOLOGICAL INFLUENCES ON TIDAL CREEK OXYGEN UPTAKE.

Mallin*, M. A.; M.R. McIver; D.C. Parsons; M.H. Posey; T.D. Alphin, NITROGEN LOADING FROM A LARGE SOUTH ATLANTIC WATERSHED DRIVES A COASTAL ZONE OF ENHANCED BIOLOGICAL PRODUCTION

J. C. Mallon

Winter*, T. C.; H.J. Mitchell-Tapping; J.C. Mallon, INTERIM RESULTS FROM A STUDY OF ESTERO BAY, A FLORIDA COASTAL AQUATIC PRESERVE

J. E. Mancera

Mancera*, J. E.; R.R. Twilley, TESTING THE ENERGY SIGNATURE HYPOTHESIS OF MANGROVES,USING CARBON ISOTOPE RATIO ANALYSIS

N. J. Mantua

Mote*, P. M.; N.J. Mantua, COASTAL TEMPERATURES AND UPWELLING IN A WARMER FUTURE

N. Marbà

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

S. L. Marchenko

Metelev*, E. A.; S.L. Marchenko, SPAWNING ECOLOGY OF ARCTIC TOOTHED SMELT (Osmerus mordax dentex) IN AVEKOV RIVER OF GHIZHIGA BAY

A. Marchi

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

B. R. Maricle

Maricle*, B. R.; R.W. Lee, CHANGES IN CARBON AND NITROGEN ISOTOPIC COMPOSITION OF C4 ESTUARINE GRASSES UNDER DIFFERENT SALINITY LEVELS

R. M. Marino

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

S. R. Marion

Orth*, R. J.; S.R. Marion; K.A. Moore; D.C. Combs; D.J. Wilcox; J.. van Montfrans; E.A. Canuel, A LARGE SCALE SEAGRASS RESTORATION PROGRAM IN VIRGINIA'S COASTAL LAGOONS: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES

Wilcox*, D. J.; R.J. Orth; S.R. Marion, EVALUATING SEAGRASS RESTORATION PROGRESS IN A VIRGINIA COASTAL LAGOON USING LOW-LEVEL AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY

S. Marion

Marion*, S. .; R.J. Orth, HABITAT FRAGMENTATION EFFECTS ON INVERTEBRATE MACROFAUNAL DENSITIES AND PRODUCTION IN SEAGRASS (Zostera marina): ROLES OF PATCH SIZE, CONNECTIVITY, AND EDGE.

A. M. Markiewicz

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

D. R. Marriott

Sutherland*, G. B.; D.R. Marriott, ECOSYSTEM MANAGEMENT AND RESTORATION IN THE LOWER COLUMBIA RIVER AND ESTUARY

F. E. Marshall

Marshall*, F. E.; J.. Browder; D.. Smith; D.. Nickerson, USING STATISTICAL MODELS TO SIMULATE HYPERSALINE CONDITIONS IN FLORIDA BAY, EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK

F. Marshall

Marshall*, F. .; W.K. Nuttle, THE SPECTRAL RESPONSE OF FLORIDA BAY SALINITY TO RAINFALL

A. S. Marsh

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

T. Marsh

Beck*, M. W.; M.. Bortman; T.. Marsh; S.. Reisewitz; K.. Doctor, APPLYING A NEW STRATEGY FOR MARINE CONSERVATION: THE LEASE, OWNERSHIP, AND RESTORATION OF SUBMERGED LANDS

M. Martindale

Breaux*, A. M.; M.. Martindale, ASSESSMENT METHODOLGIES FOR WETLANDS IN THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY REGION

J. E. Martini-Lamb

Martini-Lamb*, J. E.; L.S. Parsons, TURNING WASTE INTO WATER: USE OF RECLAIMED WASTEWATER FOR RESTORATION AND WILDLIFE HABITAT ENHANCEMENT PURPOSES

M. A. Martin

Martin*, M. A.; J.. Fram; M.. Stacey, MIXING OF WATER MASSES AT THE MOUTH OF AN ESTUARY WITH TWO SUBEMBAYMENTS: CENTRAL SAN FRANCISCO BAY

M. Martin

Fram*, J. P.; M.. Martin; M.T. Stacey, FLUX OBSERVATIONS AT THE GOLDEN GATE

R. E. Martin

Wilson*, B. D.; J.A. Madsen; R.E. Martin; R.W. Scarborough, THE PALEO-ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY OF THE ST. JONES ESTUARY, DE: PRE-HOLOCENE TO PRESENT

J. C. Masini

Rigobello-Masini*, M. .; E.. Aidar; J.C. Masini, THE PATHWAYS LEADING TO THE REGULATION OF NITRATE REDUCTASE AND CARBONIC ANHYDRASE OF THE MARINE MICROALGAE Tetraselmis gracilis

D. M. Mason

Krause*, A. E.; D.M. Mason, INVASIVE SPECIES AND FOOD WEB DISRUPTION: EXAMPLE FROM THE LAURENTIAN GREAT LAKES

L. B. Mason

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

R. P. Mason

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

R. E. Matheson

Tsou*, T. .; R.E. Matheson; D.L. Leffler, NEKTON COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF THE LITTLE MANATEE RIVER AND CLIMATE CHANGES

G. Matisoff

Wilson*, C. G.; G.. Matisoff; P.J. Whiting, DETERMINING FINE SEDIMENT SOURCES IN THE SOUTH SLOUGH, OR, NERR USING BE-7 AND 210Pb

G. C. Matlock

O'Connor*, T. P.; G.C. Matlock; D.. Scavia, TRENDS IN SHRIMP LANDINGS AS MEASURES OF ESTUARINE HABITAT QUALITY

R. A. Mattson

Carlson*, P. R.; R.A. Mattson; L.A. Yarbro; D.D. Saindon; A.D. Ketron; M.. Merello, OPTICAL WATER QUALITY AND SEAGRASS DISTRIBUTION IN FLORIDA'S BIG BEND

J. A. Matweyou

Matweyou*, J. A.; D.A. Stockwell; C.A. Scholin; S.. Hall; V.L. Trainer; J.D. Ray; T.E. Whitledge; A.R. Childers; F.G. Plumley, USE OF A MOLECULAR BASED ASSAY FOR THE PREDICTION OF TOXIC EVENTS

J. Mausner

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

S. Maxwell

Maxwell*, S. .; J.. Rybczyk, PROJECTED SEA-LEVEL RISE AND STABILITY OF A HYDROLOGICALLY ALTERED PACIFIC NORTHWEST ESTUARY

T. Maxwell

Voinov*, A. A.; T.. Maxwell, THE WATERSHED MODELING FRAMEWORK: WHY MODULES AND WHY OPEN SOURCE

P. I. May

May*, P. I., THE USE OF ENGINEERED EXCLOSURE DESIGN IN EXPERIMENTAL ECOLOGY AND RESTORATION OF TIDAL FRESHWATER MARSH SYSTEMS IN WASHINGTON, D.C.

S. Ma

Ma*, S. .; G.W. Luther; R.. Trouwborst; B.. Glazer; M.. Blickley; R.W. Scarborough; M.G. Mensinger, SEASONAL ANOXIA DEVELOPMENT IN SHALLOW DEAD END CANALS AND TRIBUTARIES OF DELAWARE INLAND BAYS

X. Ma

Ma*, X. .; J.E. Purcell, EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS ON SURVIVAL AND ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION OF THE INVASIVE HYDROZOAN, Moerisia lyonsi

R. McAdory

Brown*, G. .; R.. McAdory, SALINITY INTRUSION IN THE SABINE-NECHES RIVERS ESTUARY

R. M. McCabe

McCabe*, R. M.; P.. MacCready; G.. Pawlak, ESTIMATES OF FORM DRAG FROM DRIFTER TRACKS

S. L. McCallister

McCallister*, S. L.; J.E. Bauer; E.A. Canuel; J.E. Cherrier; H.W. Ducklow, COMPARISON OF THE SOURCES AND REACTIVITY OF ORGANIC MATTER WITHIN A TEMPERATE ESTUARY USING A MULTI-TRACER APPROACH

D. McCarthy

McCarthy*, D. .; M.H. Timperley; R.B. Williamson; S.. Kelly, MONITORING CONFIRMS RAPID CHANGES IN ESTUARINE SEDIMENT CONTAMINANT CONCENTRATIONS IN AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND

M. J. McCarthy

Gardner*, W. S.; M.J. McCarthy; D.. Sobolev; S.. An, SEDIMENT-WATER NITROGEN DYNAMICS ACROSS A RANGE OF SALINITIES IN TEXAS COASTAL ENVIRONMENTS

J. W. McClelland

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

R. G. McConnell

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.

R. McConnell

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

M. G. McCormick-Ray

McCormick-Ray*, M. G., CONNECTIVITIES AMONG OYSTERS, THEIR REEF SYSTEM, AND THE HISTORIC CHESAPEAKE BAY ECOSYSTEM

L. McCoy

Buhle*, E. R.; J.L. Ruesink; L.. McCoy, LINKING HUMAN DISTURBANCE AND INVASION IMPACTS: HOW SHELLFISH AQUACULTURE MAY MEDIATE THE EXTENT AND CONSEQUENCES OF INVASIONS

A. A. McDonald

McDonald*, A. A.; C.J. Madden, AN ECOLOGICAL MODEL OF SEAGRASS DYNAMICS IN FLORIDA BAY

E. A. McDonald

McDonald*, E. A.; L.W. Stanko, COMMUNITY RESPIRATION IN WINYAH BAY ESTUARY, GEORGETOWN, SOUTH CAROLINA

C. McGilliard

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

K. J. McGlathery

Anderson*, I. C.; F.M. Parker III; K.J. McGlathery, PARTITIONING OF MINERALIZED NITROGEN IN SEDIMENTS OF SHALLOW COASTAL ECOSYSTEMS

Lawson*, S. E.; K.J. McGlathery; P.. Wiberg, EFFECTS OF SEDIMENT RESUSPENSION ON LIGHT AVAILABILITY AND IMPLICATIONS FOR PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY IN HOG ISLAND BAY, VIRGINIA

McGlathery*, K. J.; A.C. Tyler; M.. Thomsen; P.. Berg, PRIMARY PRODUCER DOMINACE AFFECTS NITROGEN RETENTION IN SHALLOW COASTAL ECOSYSTEMS

Rosinski*, J. L.; K.J. McGlathery, IMPACT OF MACROALGAL MATS ON PER CAPITA GRAZING RATES IN A TEMPERATE COASTAL LAGOON

K. McGlathery

Thomsen*, M. S.; K.. McGlathery, DO THE INVASIVE SEAWEED Codium fragile spp. tometosoides PERFORM BETTER THAN NATIVE SEAWEEDS IN HOG ISLAND BAY, VIRGINIA?

C. A. McGlynn

McGlynn*, C. A., A STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF INVASIVE PLANTS ON THE SMALL MAMMALS AND BIRDS OF HUDSON RIVER FRESHWATER TIDAL WETLANDS

N. M. McGoff

McGoff*, N. M.; J.C. Zieman, THE INFLUENCE OF Orchelium fidicinium GRAZING ON NUTRIENT CYCLING AND Spartina alterniflora PRODUCTIVITY IN A SALT MARSH ECOSYSTEM.

R. McHorney

Neill*, C. .; A.. Lezberg; R.. McHorney; E.. Hinckley; T.. Chase, HISTORICAL INFLUENCES OF LAND CLEARING AND BURNING ON SOIL N DYNAMICS AND N DELIVERY TO COASTAL WATERS IN THE NORTHEASTERN US COASTAL PLAIN REGION

S. P. McIninch

MacAvoy*, S. E.; S.P. McIninch; G.C. Garman; S.A. Macko, ANADROMOUS FISH AS MARINE NUTRIENT VECTORS TO THE TIDAL FRESHWATER FISH COMMUNITIES OF VIRGINIA: EVIDENCE FROM BULK AND COMPOUND SPECIFIC ISOTOPE ANALYSIS.

G. F. McIsaac

McIsaac*, G. F., NET NITROGEN INPUTS AND RIVERINE N FLUXES IN THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER BASIN 1955-2002

M. R. McIver

Mallin*, M. A.; M.R. McIver; D.C. Parsons; M.H. Posey; T.D. Alphin, NITROGEN LOADING FROM A LARGE SOUTH ATLANTIC WATERSHED DRIVES A COASTAL ZONE OF ENHANCED BIOLOGICAL PRODUCTION

B. A. McKee

Kozlowski*, G. J.; B.A. McKee; R.T. Powell; D.A. Duncan, RATES OF REDOX DRIVEN PROCESSES IN A SHALLOW, ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT

D. A. McKee

Newstead*, D. J.; J.. Tolan; D.A. McKee; r.. Tunnell; G.. Hickman, SPRING ICHTHYOPLANKTON DISTRIBUTION RELATIVE TO FRESHWATER INFLOW IN A SOUTH TEXAS ESTUARY

K. L. McKee

Feller*, I. C.; C.E. Lovelock; K.L. McKee; M.C. Ball; J.I. Ellis, BIOCOMPLEXITY IN MANGROVE FORESTS: INDO-WEST PACIFIC VS. ATLANTIC-EAST PACIFIC COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTS OF NUTRIENT AVAILABILITY ON GROWTH AND HERBIVORY

McKee*, K. L.; D.R. Cahoon; I.C. Feller, SURFACE AND SUBSURFACE CONTROLS ON ELEVATION CHANGE AND HABITAT STABILITY OF A BIOGENIC MANGROVE ECOSYSTEM IN BELIZE

Mendelssohn*, I. A.; K.L. McKee; Q.. Lin; M.W. Hester, SUDDEN SALT MARSH DIEBACK IN THE NORTHERN GULF OF MEXICO: A POTENTIAL CLIMATE CHANGE SCENARIO

L. J. Mckenzie

Coles*, R. G.; L.J. Mckenzie; S.J. Campbell; F.T. Short, APPROACHES TO PROTECTING SEAGRASS MEADOWS IN NORTHEASTERN AUSTRALIA AND THE WESTERN PACIFIC.

R. McKinney

Wigand*, C. .; R.. McKinney; M.. Chintala; P.. Groffman, IMPACTS OF NITROGEN LOADING ON SALT MARSH INTEGRITY IN NEW ENGLAND (USA)

J. S. McLain

McLain*, J. S.; G.C. Castillo, FALL-RUN FRY CHINOOK SALMON RELATIVE ABUNDANCE AND LENGTH COMPOSITION IN THE WEST SACRAMENTO-SAN JOAQUIN DELTA

J. Meeder

Mir Gonzalez*, D. .; J.N. Boyer; J.. Meeder, THE EFFECT OF GROUNDWATER NUTRIENT INPUTS ON BENTHIC MACROPHYTE COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN BISCAYNE BAY, FLORIDA

D. J. Meffert

Abboud*, E. R.; D.A. Blake; D.J. Meffert, BIOSENSORS IN ESTUARIES: A RAPID, SENSITIVE IMMUNOSENSOR REPLACEMENT FOR COLIFORM MEASUREMENT

J. P. Megonigal

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

P. Meire

Temmerman*, S. .; G.. Govers; P.. Meire; S.. Wartel, SIMULATING SEDIMENT DEPOSITION AND ELEVATION CHANGES IN TIDAL MARSHES USING A 2-DIMENSIONAL SPATIALLY DISTRIBUTED MODELING APPROACH

Van den Bergh*, E. C.; P.. Meire; S.. Van Damme; J.. Graveland; I.. Baten, ECOLOGICAL REHABILITATION OF THE SCHELDE ESTUARY (NW-EUROPE; NL-BE): LINKING ECOLOGY, SAFETY AGAINST FLOODS AND ACCESSIBILITY FOR PORT DEVELOPMENT.

J. M. Melack

Melack*, J. M.; E.. Beighley; A.. Leydecker; T.. Robinson; S.. Coombs, GEOGRAPHICAL VARIATIONS IN FLUVIAL FLUXES TO COASTAL WATERS: INTERMITTENCY AND MAGNITUDES

G. M. Melia

Melia*, G. M.; C.. Zhang; H.B. Glasgow; J.M. Burkholder, THERMAL TOLERANCE OF SELECT HARMFUL PHYTOPLANKTON ISOLATED FROM BALLAST WATER

I. A. Mendelssohn

Laursen*, K. R.; I.A. Mendelssohn, THE EFFECTS OF NUTRIENT ADDITION ON THE DECOMPOSITION OF Sagittaria lancifolia L. (ALSIMATACEAE) AND COTTON STRIPS IN AN OLIGOHALINE MARSH

Mendelssohn*, I. A.; K.L. McKee; Q.. Lin; M.W. Hester, SUDDEN SALT MARSH DIEBACK IN THE NORTHERN GULF OF MEXICO: A POTENTIAL CLIMATE CHANGE SCENARIO

Slocum*, M. G.; I.A. Mendelssohn, MULTISTRESSOR EFFECTS ON VEGETATION AND SOILS IN A OLIGOHALINE MARSH IN LOUISIANA

L. Meng

Cicchetti*, G. .; L.. Meng; S.. Raciti, RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN LARGE-SCALE HABITAT ARRANGEMENT AND JUVENILE WINTER FLOUNDER DENSITY IN NARRAGANSETT BAY AND RHODE ISLAND'S COASTAL LAGOONS

Meng*, L. .; G.. Cicchetti; S.. Raciti, RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN HABITAT QUALITY AND DENSITY OF JUVENILE WINTER FLOUNDER

M. F. Merello

Merello*, M. F., EFFECTS OF SEDIMENT DEPTH AND ROOTING HORMONE ON THE SURVIVAL AND HERMINATION OF Thalassia testudinum BANKS EX KONIG SEEDS.

M. Merello

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

S. L. Merino

Carter*, J. .; A.. Arrivillaga; S.L. Merino, A SURVEY OF ESTURINE SUBMERGED AQUATIC VEGETATION ALONG THE GULF OF MEXICO COAST.

Carter*, J. .; S.L. Merino, MEASURING THE IMPACT ON NUTRIA (Myocastor coypus) ON MARSH LOSS

E. A. Metelev

Metelev*, E. A.; S.L. Marchenko, SPAWNING ECOLOGY OF ARCTIC TOOTHED SMELT (Osmerus mordax dentex) IN AVEKOV RIVER OF GHIZHIGA BAY

M. B. Meyers

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

S. D. Meyers

Luther*, M. E.; S.D. Meyers; S.A. Gilbert; V.. Subramanian; M.E. Hansen, AN INTEGRATED OBSERVING AND MODELING SYSTEM FOR TAMPA BAY, FLORIDA

D. L. Meyer

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

R. R. Mezich

Smith*, K. N.; R.R. Mezich, WARM WATER AND BIG APPETITES: THE EFFECTS OF MANATEE GRAZING IN A FLORIDA SPRING SYSTEM

R. E. Michaels

Michaels*, R. E.; J.C. Zieman, THE EFFECTS OF FIDDLER CRABS ON PORE WATER BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF A VIRGINIA COASTAL Spartina alterniflora SALT MARSH

B. D. Michael

Michael*, B. D.; R.E. Magnien; T.M. Trice; R.M. Stankelis; W.R. Boynton; S.D. Preston, SHALLOW WATER MONITORING DESIGN UTILIZING NEW TECHNOLOGIES TO ASSESS CHESAPEAKE BAY WATER QUALITY CRITERIA

F. Micheli

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

J. J. Middelburg

Van Oevelen*, J. .; K.. Soetaert; J.J. Middelburg, INVERSE THEORY AS A TOOL IN STABLE ISOTOPE STUDIES

J. Middelburg

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

K. A. Mikita

Mikita*, K. A.; J.. Barnes; W.R. Boynton, AN INVESTIGATION OF FACTORS INFLUENCING THE DYNAMICS OF THE SPRING PHYTOPLANKTON BLOOM IN THE PATUXENT RIVER ESTUARY, MARYLAND

B. J. Milan

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

Milan*, B. J.; R.F. Shaw, FISH AND DECAPOD CRUSTACEAN UTILIZATION OF SMOOTH CHORDGRASS AND BLACK MANGROVE MARSH EDGE IN CENTRAL LOUISIANA: IMPLICATIONS OF GLOBAL CLIMATIC CHANGE

C. J. Miller

Miller*, C. J.; Y.S. Soong; J.W. Ambler, FINE-SCALE HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEY OF CHINCOTEAGUE INLET

J. A. Miller

Miller*, J. A.; A.L. Shanks, OTOLITH MICROCHEMISTRY OF PACIFIC STAGHORN SCULPIN (Leptocottus armatus): WHAT CAN IT TELL US ABOUT LARVAL DISPERSAL?

T. J. Miller

Miller*, T. J., SPATIAL CONNCECTIVITY AND BLUE CRAB POPULATION DYNAMICS

W. D. Miller

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

T. G. Milligan

Kineke*, G. C.; T.G. Milligan; W.R. Geyer, VARIABLE PARTICLE CHARACTERISTICS AT ESTUARINE FRONTS

J. D. Milliman

Milliman*, J. D., RIVER DISCHARGE TO THE COASTAL OCEAN: ROLE OF EVENTS, BOTH HUMAN AND NATURAL

A. L. Mills

Blum*, L. K.; L.E. Lindquist; A.L. Mills; M.S. Roberts; J.L. Garland, LATITUDINAL VARIATION OF PLANT LITTER DECOMPOSITION IN TEN EAST COAST SALT MARSHES

Galavotti*, H. S.; A.L. Mills, SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL GRADIENTS OF SEDIMENT DENITRIFICATION POTENTIAL IN A COASTAL STREAM

T. J. Minello

Minello*, T. J.; L.P. Rozas; P.A. Caldwell; G.A. Matthews, APPROACHES TO ESTIMATING NEKTON POPULATIONS IN WETLANDS OF GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS

Rozas*, L. P.; T.J. Minello; P.. Caldwell, THE EFFECT OF CELL SIZE ON THE HABITAT VALUE OF MARSH TERRACES

H. A. Minnigh

Ramírez toro*, G. I.; R.. Christian; H.A. Minnigh; Z.G. Ramírez Ortíz; H.. Hertler, CHLOROPHYLL A AS A SURROGATE FOR NITROGEN & PHOSPHORUS IN WATER QUALITY STUDIES IN LA PARGUERA, PR

Vincenty Aymat*, A. .; H.A. Minnigh; G.I. Ramírez; H.. Hertler, SEDIMENTATION RATES AND LIGHT ATENUATION EFFECTS ON THE GROWTH OF Thalassia testudinum IN LA PARGUERA, PUERTO RICO

D. Mir Gonzalez

Mir Gonzalez*, D. .; J.N. Boyer; J.. Meeder, THE EFFECT OF GROUNDWATER NUTRIENT INPUTS ON BENTHIC MACROPHYTE COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN BISCAYNE BAY, FLORIDA

G. Misra

Misra*, G. .; A.. Paytan, VARIABILITY IN GROUNDWATER SOURCES AND CIRCULATION PATTERNS IN ELKHORN SLOUGH, CALIFORNIA

Wankel*, S. D.; A.. Paytan; G.. Misra; C.. Kendall , NEW STABLE ISOTOPIC TECHNIQUES OF NITRATE APPLIED TO INVESTIGATION OF ESTUARINE NITROGEN CYCLING, ELKHORN SLOUGH, CA

H. J. Mitchell-Tapping

Winter*, T. C.; H.J. Mitchell-Tapping; J.C. Mallon, INTERIM RESULTS FROM A STUDY OF ESTERO BAY, A FLORIDA COASTAL AQUATIC PRESERVE

W. J. Mitsch

Mitsch*, W. J., YOU CAN'T RESTORE THE ESTUARY IF YOU DON'T FIX THE WATERSHED: A CASE STUDY OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER BASIN

M. C. Mizell

Small*, D. J.; M.C. Mizell; C.M. Waldbillig; H.. Kim; K.L. Fresh; M.I. Carr, MASS MARKING OF JUVENILE CHINOOK SALMON WITH FLUORESCENT PIGMENT: RESURRECTION OF AN OLD TOOL AND POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS FOR STUDIES IN THE NEARSHORE

T. Mizutani

Wijte*, A. .; T.. Mizutani; E.R. Motamed, SEASONAL PATTERNS IN REGROWTH FROM FRAGMENTS OF UPRIGHT AND HANGING STEMS OF Arundo donax (GIANT REED)

P. H. Moisander

Dyble*, J. .; P.H. Moisander; M.F. Piehler; H.W. Paerl, DETECTING THE PRESENCE AND N2 FIXATION ACTIVITY OF THE CYANOBACTERIAL HAB SPECIES Cylindrospermopsis raciborskii USING MOLECULAR APPROACHES

J. R. Moisan

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

O. O. Möller

Möller*, O. O.; E.H. Fernandes; I.D. Soares, RIVER-ESTUARY INTERACTIONS IN PATOS LAGOON ECOSYTEM

Vaz*, A. C.; O.O. Möller; J.P. Castello, ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RIVER DISCHARGE AND SHRIMP PRODUCTION IN THE ESTUARY OF PATOS LAGOON. THE EL NIÑO EFFECT.

M. E. Monaco

Monaco*, M. E.; C.. Caldow; W.. Morrison; T.A. Gill; J.. Waddell; J.D. Christensen, A BIOGEOGRAPHIC ASSESSMENT OF THE MARINE REGION ENCOMPASSING THE CORDELL BANK, GULF OF THE FARALLONES, AND MONTEREY BAY NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARIES

C. A. Moncreiff

Moncreiff*, C. A.; J.D. Caldwell; T.M. Wells; D.B. Nelson; B.R. Blackburn, PHYTOPLANKTON POPULATION DYNAMICS AND WATER QUALITY IN MISSISSIPPI'S COASTAL ESTUARIES AND STREAMS: ARE HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOM EVENTS INCREASING?

J. M. Mondragon

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

J. Mondragon

Shirley*, T. C.; S.J. Taggart; J.. Mondragon; C.E. O'Clair, PATTERNS OF APPENDAGE DAMAGE OF DUNGENESS CRABS FOLLOWING CLOSURE OF COMMERCIAL FISHING IN GLACIER BAY NATIONAL PARK

S. G. Monismith

Fong*, D. A.; S.G. Monismith; J.R. Burau; M.T. Stacey, SECONDARY CURRENTS AND TURBULENT MIXING IN A CURVED ESTUARINE CHANNEL

Simons*, R. D.; S.G. Monismith; G.. Winkler; L.E. Johnson; F.J. Saucier, MODELING THE PHYSICAL AND BIOLOGICAL MECHANISMS FOR ZOOPLANKTON RETENTION IN THE ESTUARINE TRANSITION ZONE OF ST. LAWRENCE ESTUARY

S. Monismith

Winkler*, G. .; R.. Simons; S.. Monismith; L.E. Johnson; F.. Saucier; J.J. Dodson, SWIMMING WITH THE TIDES: POSITION MAINTENANCE OF MESOPLANKTON IN THE HIGHLY DYNAMIC ESTUARY OF THE ST. LAWRENCE RIVER

N. E. Monsen

Monsen*, N. E., TRANSPORT TIME SCALES: WHAT DO THEY REALLY MEAN?

P. A. Montagna

Montagna*, P. A.; S.. Morehead; M.. Russell, TEMPERATURE INCREASES CAN DECREASE DISSOLVED OXYGEN IN ESTUARINE WATERS

M. T. Montgomery

Montgomery*, M. T.; C.L. Osburn, BACTERIAL PAH METABOLISM WITH DEPTH IN BIOTURBATED AND UNBIOTURBATED ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS.

Osburn*, C. L.; M.T. Montgomery, TERRIGENOUS ORGANIC MATTER SUPPORT OF CONTAMINANT DEGRADATION IN ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS

R. Montgomery

Woithe*, R. .; D.. Robison; R.. Montgomery; R.. McConnell; A.. Janicki, DEFINING BASELINE CONDITIONS IN THE TAMPA BAY ESTUARY IN ORDER TO DISTINGUISH BETWEEN NATURAL PATTERNS AND THE EFFECTS OF FRESHWATER WITHDRAWALS

Y. Monthum

Aryuthaka*, C. .; Y.. Monthum, THE MEIOBENTHIC COMMUNITIES IN THE DUGONG FEEDING TRAILS IN PHANG-NGA SEAGRASS BED, THAILAND

Monthum*, Y. .; C.. Aryuthaka, DO MEIOBENTHIC COMMUNITIES DIFFER AMONG SEAGRASS ASSEMBLAGE ?

J. P. Montoya

Montoya*, J. P.; K.M. Rathbun; N.. Sheats; R.H. Michener; C.S. Mayo, ISOTOPIC TRACKING OF SEWAGE NITROGEN IN MASSACHUSETTS BAY

K. A. Moore

Anderson*, B. A.; K.A. Moore; D.J. Wilcox; B.B. Neikirk; F.A. Hoffman, USE OF SPATIALLY INTENSIVE WATER SAMPLING SYSTEMS TO EVALUATE WATER QUALITY AS A MEASURE OF SAV RESTORATION POTENTIAL AND ATTAINMENT OF WATER QUALITY CRITERIA

Moore*, K. A.; J.. Campbell; B.A. Anderson; G.. Arnold, THE USE OF PERIPHYTON FOULING STRIPS IN PREDICTING SEAGRASS EPIPHYTE GROWTH.

Neikirk*, B. B.; K.A. Moore; B.A. Anderson; R.J. Orth; J.G. Bieri; J.. Grandstaff, WATER QUALITY, HERBIVORY AND SAV RESTORATION IN THE FRESHWATER TIDAL JAMES RIVER, VIRGINIA, USA

Orth*, R. J.; S.R. Marion; K.A. Moore; D.C. Combs; D.J. Wilcox; J.. van Montfrans; E.A. Canuel, A LARGE SCALE SEAGRASS RESTORATION PROGRAM IN VIRGINIA'S COASTAL LAGOONS: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES

S. Mopper

Schile*, L. M.; S.. Mopper, SALINITY STRESS DECREASES THE PERFORMANCE OF A LEAFMINING INSECT ON A NATIVE WETLAND LOUISIANA IRIS

S. Morehead

Montagna*, P. A.; S.. Morehead; M.. Russell, TEMPERATURE INCREASES CAN DECREASE DISSOLVED OXYGEN IN ESTUARINE WATERS

S. G. Morgan

Morgan*, S. G.; W.A. Bennett; S.L. Williams; E.E. Grosholz; G.N. Cherr; R.M. Nisbet; S.L. Anderson, A QUANTITATIVE APPROACH FOR ASSESSING THE ECOLOGICAL HEALTH OF ESTUARINE MARSHES: THE PACIFIC ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEM INDICATOR RESEARCH CONSORTIUM (PEEIR)

J. A. Morrice

Kelly*, J. R.; P.M. Yurista; J.A. Morrice; A.M. Cotter; G.S. Peterson; T.. Hollenhorst , FINDING THE SCALES OF OPEN NEARSHORE ECOSYSTEM RESPONSE TO LANDSCAPE CHARACTER AND TRIBUTARY INPUTS, A GREAT LAKES COAST-WIDE EXPERIENCE

W. Morrison

Monaco*, M. E.; C.. Caldow; W.. Morrison; T.A. Gill; J.. Waddell; J.D. Christensen, A BIOGEOGRAPHIC ASSESSMENT OF THE MARINE REGION ENCOMPASSING THE CORDELL BANK, GULF OF THE FARALLONES, AND MONTEREY BAY NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARIES

J. T. Morris

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

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

Morris*, J. T.; R.R. Christian, FOOD WEB SIZE, COMPLEXITY AND FUNCTION

Nietch*, C. T.; J.T. Morris, THE RELATIVE FATE OF CARBON AMONG DIFFERENT INTERTIDAL MARSH COMMUNITIES

Rodríguez*, D. L.; J.T. Morris, EFFECTS OF THE FREQUENCY AND DURATION OF TIDAL INUNDATION ON SALT MARSH MACROPHYTE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION.

J. Morris

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

L. J. Morris

Virnstein*, R. W.; L.J. Morris; J.S. Steward; J.. Beck, SETTING SEAGRASS AND LIGHT-DEPTH TARGETS FOR THE INDIAN RIVER LAGOON, FL

M. C. Morris

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

Morris*, M. C.; S.M. Saupe; M.R. Lindeberg, SHOREZONE MAPPING IN THE GULF OF ALASKA: LINKING INTERTIDAL SPECIES ASSEMBLAGES FROM GROUND-SURVEYS TO REGIONAL MAPPING.

A. C. Mortimer

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

H. Morzaria-Luna

Morzaria-Luna*, H. .; J.B. Zedler, DO HYDROCHORY AND SEED BANKS LIMIT TIDAL MARSH RESTORATION?

J. A. Moss

Moss*, J. A.; R.A. Snyder; J.E. Lepo, FLUORESCEIN DIACETATE HYDROLYSIS AS A SURROGATE FOR MICROBIAL HETEROTROPHIC ACTIVITY IN INTACT ESTUARINE BIOFILMS

E. R. Motamed

Wijte*, A. .; T.. Mizutani; E.R. Motamed, SEASONAL PATTERNS IN REGROWTH FROM FRAGMENTS OF UPRIGHT AND HANGING STEMS OF Arundo donax (GIANT REED)

P. M. Mote

Mote*, P. M.; N.J. Mantua, COASTAL TEMPERATURES AND UPWELLING IN A WARMER FUTURE

S. Moulds

Murphy*, R. F.; S.. Moulds, SUBMERGED AQUATIC VEGETATION RESTORATION: CREATING DONOR BEDS TO REDUCE IMPACT TO NATURAL POPULATIONS

H. Mounts

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

E. Moyer

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

C. Y. Moy

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

S. M. Mudge

Mudge*, S. M., SEWAGE AND FLUSHING - THE DYNAMICS OF NUTRIENTS AND ORGANIC MATTER IN A COASTAL LAGOON

L. K. Muehlstein

Muehlstein*, L. K.; J.P. Beets, STORM DISTURBANCE DECOUPLES A LINKAGE BETWEEN TROPICAL MARINE ECOSYSTEMS: CORAL REEFS AND SEAGRASSES

D. C. Mueller-Navarra

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

A. B. Mueller-Solger

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

H. Mukai

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

M. R. Mulholland

Mulholland*, M. R.; G.. Boneillo; P.. Bernhardt; E.. Minor; J.P. Simjouw; C.. Lee, COMPETITION FOR ORGANIC RESOURCES: BACTERIA VERSUS Aureococcus anophagefferens

Rocha*, A. M.; M.R. Mulholland; P.. Bernhardt; A.M. Watson; G.. Boneillo; S.. Reynolds, UPTAKE OF THYMIDINE AND LEUCINE BY PHYTOPLANKTON: IMPLICATIONS FOR BACTERIAL PRODUCTIVITY ESTIMATES.

Watson*, A. M.; M.R. Mulholland; P.. Bernhardt; A.. Rocha; S.. Reynolds; G.. Boneillo, THE RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF PHOTOTROPHY, OSMOTROPHY AND PHAGOTROPHY TO DINOFLAGELLATE NUTRITION OVER A SEASONAL TIME SCALES.

M. J. Mulitsch

Mulitsch*, M. J.; S.L. Ustin; M.C. Lay, EFFECTS OF INTERANNUAL CLIMATE CHANGE ON CALIFORNIA ESTUARIES: INTEGRATING REMOTE SENSING AND SPATIAL ECOSYSTEM MODELING

C. P. Mullan

Mullan*, C. P.; B.R. Silliman; M.D. Bertness, SPATIAL SEGREGATION OF NEW ENGLAND MARSH PLANTS ACROSS AN ESTUARINE SALINITY GRADIENT

G. Muller-Parker

Muller-Parker*, G. ., A COMMUNITY-BASED EDUCATION PROJECT: FLIP ABOUT THE INTERTIDAL ZONE

A. B. Muller-Solger

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

T. F. Mumford

Mumford*, T. F.; S.. Wyllie-Echeverria; R.T. Thom; D.E. Penttila, LOSS OF EELGRASS (Zostera marina L.) IN SMALL EMBAYMENTS, PUGET SOUND, WASHINGTON: SIMILARITY TO WORLDWIDE EARLY SIGNS OF COLLAPSE

K. R. Munkittrick

Courtenay*, S. C.; K.R. Munkittrick; C.. Levings, COMMUNITY VS SENTINEL APPROACHES TO MONITORING ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH OF CANADIAN COASTAL WATERS

R. F. Murphy

Murphy*, R. F.; S.. Moulds, SUBMERGED AQUATIC VEGETATION RESTORATION: CREATING DONOR BEDS TO REDUCE IMPACT TO NATURAL POPULATIONS

D. Murray

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

N. Murray

Giordani*, G. .; N.. Murray; J.M. Zaldivar; P.. Viaroli, LAGUNET, THE ITALIAN LAGOON OBSERVATIONAL NETWORK. EVALUATION OF FLUXES AND DERIVED ECOSYSTEM FUNCTIONS IN THE TRANSITION ZONES ALONG THE ITALIAN COAST.

M. C. Murrell

Caffrey*, J. M.; M.C. Murrell; C.. Wigand; R.. McKinney, EFFECT OF NUTRIENT LOADING ON BIOGEOCHEMICAL AND MICROBIAL PROCESSES IN A NEW ENGLAND HIGH SALT MARSH (Spartina patens)

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

T. Mutchler

Mutchler*, T. .; M.J. Sullivan; B.. Fry; P.V. Zimba; P.A. Sanderson, RESPONSE OF SEAGRASS COMMUNITY FOOD WEBS TO NUTRIENT ENRICHMENT WITH A 14N-LABELED FERTILIZER

K. Muylaert

Muylaert*, K. .; J.. Van Wichelen; W.. Vyverman, IMPACT OF FLOOD EVENTS ON THE PLANKTONIC COMMUNITY OF A FRESHWATER TIDAL ESTUARY (SCHELDE, BELGIUM)

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