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J. L. Taft

Taft*, J. L., TEMPERATURE AS A VERTICAL TRACER IN ESTUARIES

S. J. Taggart

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

Nielsen*, J. K.; S.J. Taggart; T.C. Shirley; J.M. Mondragon; A.G. Andrews, TANNER CRAB NURSERY AREAS IN GLACIER BAY, ALASKA: IMPLICATIONS FOR MARINE RESERVE DESIGN

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

Taggart*, S. J.; T.C. Shirley; C.E. O'Clair, DRAMATIC SHIFT IN THE SIZE FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF DUNGENESS CRABS FOLLOWING CLOSURE OF COMMERCIAL FISHING IN GLACIER BAY NATIONAL PARK

R. Takacs

Takacs*, R. ., CHALLENGES TO IMPLEMENTING OYSTER RESTORATION IN CHESAPEAKE BAY-IS IT IN OUR CONTROL?

J. Y. Takekawa

Poulton*, V. K.; J.R. Lovvorn; J.Y. Takekawa, SPATIAL AND OVERWINTER CHANGES IN CLAM POPULATIONS OF SAN PABLO BAY, A SEMIARID ESTUARY WITH HIGHLY VARIABLE FRESHWATER INFLOW

C. E. Tanner

Abdella*, J. A.; R.W. Paul; C.E. Tanner; R.K. Larsen, LINKING NON-TIDAL STREAM HEALTH TO NUTRIENTS AND HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS IN THE TIDAL ST. MARY'S RIVER, MARYLAND

Boettcher*, A. A.; C.E. Tanner; T.M. Arnold, CHEMICAL DEFENSE LOST? THE AFFECT OF CHANGING ENVIRONMENTS AND REDUCED PHENOLIC METABOLISM ON SEAGRASS DISEASE RESISTANCE

Tanner*, C. E., GROWING EELGRASS (Zostera marina) FROM SEEDS IN LAND-BASED CULTURE SYSTEMS FOR USE IN RESTORATION PROJECTS

S. L. Tartowski

Butler*, T. J.; S.L. Tartowski; V.N. Bashkin; M.Y. Lychagin; G.. Sisengalieva; T.. Yergaliyev, HYDROLOGIC INPUT, NUTRIENT AND POLLUTANT BUDGETS, AND BIOTIC COMPONENTS OF THE NORTH CASPIAN SEA

F. B. Taub

Taub *, F. B.; J.E. Petersen; W.M. Kemp; D.. Hinkle, OXYGEN DYNAMICS IN ESTUARINE 'COSMS; NET PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND NIGHT-TIME RESPIRATION

J. C. Taylor

Taylor*, J. C.; P.S. Rand, SPATIAL STRUCTURING OF ANCHOVY BIOMASS DURING EPISODIC HYPOXIC DISTURBANCES

W. J. Taylor

Taylor*, W. J.; J.. Cordell; B.W. Rummel; B.. Berkompas; J.. Gilbert, SAMPLING TIDAL FLUX OF INVERTEBRATE PREY ORGANISMS FROM A CONSTRUCTED ESTUARINE HABITAT RESTORATION SITE TO ASSESS DESIGN PERFORMANCE.

P. D. Teague

Anderson*, G. H.; P.D. Teague; C.. Walker; T.J. Smith, VARIATIONS IN MANGROVE PEAT SALINITY FROM APRIL 1997 TO APRIL 2003, HARNEY RIVER ESTUARY, EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK: A SPATIAL ANALYSIS.

J. M. Teal

Peterson*, S. B.; J.M. Teal, NUTRIENT LOADING OVERLAY DISTRICTS FOR COASTAL LAND USE PLANNING

Teal*, J. M.; S.B. Peterson, THE INTERACTION BETWEEN SCIENCE AND POLICY IN CONTROL OF Phragmites IN OLIGOHALINE MARSHES OF DELAWARE BAY

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

L. M. Tear

Cordell*, J. R.; S.M. Bollens; L.M. Tear, TIDAL-OLIGOHALINE HOLOPLANKTON OF NORTHEASTERN PACIFIC ESTUARIES: STRICTLY INVASIVE?

M. A. Tedesco

Stacey*, P. E.; M.A. Tedesco, NITROGEN MANAGEMENT TO ALLEVIATE LONG ISLAND SOUND HYPOXIA

S. Temmerman

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

P. H. Templet

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

P. A. Tester

Tester*, P. A.; R.W. Litaker, AIRBORNE DETECTION OF ECOSYSTEM RESPONSES TO AN EXTREME EVENT

L. A. Thatcher

Thatcher*, L. A., EFFECTS OF SALTWATER INTRUSION ON CARBON STORAGE IN FRESHWATER WETLANDS: IMPLICATIONS FOR GLOBAL WARMING AND SEA LEVEL RISE

A. E. Thessen

Thessen*, A. E.; D.K. Stoecker; W.C. Boicourt, CHESAPEAKE BAY TRIBUTARIES DURING THE SPRING DROUGHT OF 2002: A TEMPORARY RETURN TO LESS EUTROPHIC CONDITIONS

A. Thessen

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

C. R. Thomas

Thomas*, C. R.; L.K. Blum, BIOGEOCHEMISTRY AND SOIL ORGANIC MATTER ACCUMULATION IN A VIRGINIA SALT MARSH

F. I. Thomas

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

R. L. Thomas

Kreeger*, D. A.; R.L. Thomas; D.L. Raksany; N.E. Saxe; J.A. Collins; D.J. Velinsky, SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL VARIABILITY IN FITNESS AND C AND N STABLE ISOTOPE COMPOSITION OF Crassostrea virginica IN SAN ANTONIO BAY, TEXAS.

J. K. Thompson

Shouse*, M. K.; F.. Parchaso; J.K. Thompson; M.I. Hornberger; C.P. David; S.N. Luoma, BENTHIC COMMUNITY CHANGES ASSOCIATED WITH 25 YEARS OF DECLINING TRACE METAL CONCENTRATIONS IN SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO BAY, CA.

Thompson*, J. K.; F.. Parchaso; D.. Cayan; M.. Dettinger; N.. Knowles; D.. Peterson, EFFECTS OF HYDROLOGICAL EXTREMES ON THE BENTHIC-PELAGIC FOOD WEB IN SAN FRANCISCO BAY: WHAT THE PATTERNS TELL US ABOUT THE ECOSYSTEM RESPONSE TO CLIMATE CHANGE

M. J. Thompson

Thompson*, M. J.; R.J. West, WHERE ESTUARY SCIENCE MEETS ESTUARY MANAGEMENT: THE ROLE OF SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION IN ESTUARY MANAGEMENT IN SOUTH-EASTERN AUSTRALIA

R. C. Thompson

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

S. P. Thompson

Poe*, A. C.; M.F. Piehler; S.P. Thompson; H.W. Paerl, TEMPORAL PATTERNS OF NUTRIENT REMOVAL BY A CONSTRUCTED WETLAND IN AN AGRICULTURAL WATERSHED

S. R. Thompson

Thompson*, S. R.; C.J. Cederholm, EVIDENCE FOR SUPPLEMENTATION OF THE ESTUARINE FOOD WEB BY CHUM SALMON SPAWNERS

W. J. Thompson

Thompson*, W. J., COMMUNITY EFFECTS OF THE EUROPEAN GREEN CRAB IN THE SOUTHERN GULF OF ST. LAWRENCE

M. S. Thomsen

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

M. Thomsen

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

R. M. Thom

Borde*, A. B.; R.M. Thom, PARTITIONING FACTORS INFLUENCING HISTORICAL, SPATIAL AND ANNUAL VARIABILITY IN EELGRASS (Zostera marina L.) MEADOWS IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST

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

Thom*, R. M.; G.D. Williams, BALANCING THE NEED TO DEVELOP COASTAL AREAS WITH THE DESIRE FOR MORE FISHERIES RESOURCES: IS NET ECOSYSTEM IMPROVEMENT POSSIBLE?

Williams*, G. D.; D.K. Shreffler; R.M. Thom; J.. Toohey, PREDATION RISK OF JUVENILE SALMON NEAR OVERWATER STRUCTURES: FIELD OBSERVATIONS AND RECOMMENDED PROTOCOLS

R. T. Thom

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

M. Thoresen

Thoresen*, M. .; M.. Alber, BENTHIC DIATOMS IN SESTON AND EASTERN OYSTERS: PATTERNS OF SPATIAL AND SEASONAL ABUNDANCE IN A TIDAL INLET (DUPLIN RIVER, GEORGIA, USA).

A. Thorhaug

Thorhaug*, A. ., SUSTAINABLE FISHERIES NURSERIES THROUGH SEAGRASS RESTORATION: ATLANTIC,PACIFIC, ARABIAN GULF MODELS

Wanless*, H. .; A.. Thorhaug, CORAL RESTORATION IN SOFT BOTTOM ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENTS: Porietes COMPLEX.

D. Thornton

Smallwood*, B. J.; I.. Romero; D.. Thornton; H.. Jensen; M.E. Jacobson, DISTRIBUTION OF NUTRIENTS ASSOCIATED WITH A NATURAL TREE HEIGHT GRADIENT OF NUTRIENT LIMITED TREES IN BELIZE

S. F. Thrush

Lohrer*, A. M.; K.. Berkenbusch; S.F. Thrush; J.E. Hewitt; M.. Ahrens; V.J. Cummings, TERRESTRIALLY DERIVED SEDIMENT: HOW MUCH IS TOO MUCH FOR MARINE MACROBENTHIC COMMUNITIES?

A. L. Thurlkill

Thurlkill*, A. L.; K.. Withers, SEAGRASS COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN RELATION TO POINT AND NON-POINT SOURCES IN UPPER LAGUNA MADRE: PRELIMINARY RESULTS

g. b. thursby

champlin*, d. m.; g.b. thursby; j.r. serbst, EFFECTOF SALINITY ON COMMON REED (Phragmites australis) IN A RESTORED SALT MARSH IN RHODE ISLAND

D. Timothy

Timothy*, D. .; S.. Calvert; G.. Shimmield; M.. Soon; J.. Crusius, BUDGETS OF OC, N AND BSI IN AN OXIC AND ANOXIC FJORD BASED ON PRIMARY PRODUCTION, WATER-COLUMN FLUXES AND BOTTOM ACCUMULATION AND PRESERVATION

M. H. Timperley

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

C. Tobias

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

S. W. Todd

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

J. D. Toft

Toft*, J. D.; C.A. Simenstad; J.R. Cordell; C.D. Young; L.. Stamatiou, JUVENILE SALMON USAGE OF NEARSHORE HABITATS ALONG MODIFIED SHORELINES

O. Togawa

Otosaka*, S. .; O.. Togawa; T.. Aramaki; T.. Suzuki; M.. Baba; T.. Senjyu; S.. Noriki; E.V. Karasev; A.. Schervinin; E.. Volkov, PARTICULATE FLUX AND BIOGEOCHEMICAL CYCLE IN THE JAPAN SEA

J. Tolan

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

S. G. Tolley

Savarese*, M. .; S.G. Tolley; A.K. Volety, LATE HOLOCENE HISTORY OF OYSTER REEF DEVELOPMENT IN SOUTHWEST FLORIDA: IMPLICATIONS FOR MANAGEMENT AND FUTURE COASTAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE

Tolley*, S. G.; A.K. Volety; M.. Savarese; J.T. Winstead, THE INFLUENCE OF SALINITY ON THE HABITAT VALUE OF OYSTER REEFS IN THREE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA ESTUARIES

Volety*, A. K.; S.G. Tolley; M.. Savarese, OYSTER RESPONSES AS PROXIES IN SETTING TARGET WATER QUALITY CONDITIONS FOR RESTORATION OF SW FLORIDA ESTUARIES.

D. A. Tomasko

Corbett*, C. A.; D.A. Tomasko; T.K. Barnes; K.A. Madley, ISSUES WITH USING SUBMERGED AQUATIC VEGETATION AS AN INDICATOR OF ECOSYSTEM HEALTH IN CHARLOTTE HARBOR, FLORIDA

Tomasko*, D. A., DISTINGUISHING NATURAL AND ANTHROPOGENIC SIGNALS IN ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS - EXAMPLES FROM SOUTHWEST FLORIDA

G. Tomasky

Bowen*, J. L.; I.. Valiela; G.. Tomasky, CONTRASTING NITROGEN RETENTION RATES IN WATERSHEDS: USING NITROGEN ISOTOPES TO COMPARE TEMPERATE AND TROPICAL ESTUARINE SYSTEMS

Tomasky*, G. .; I.. Valiela; R.J. Olson, RESPONSE OF PHYTOPLANKTON SIZE STRUCTURE TO LAND-DERIVED NITROGEN LOAD

M. C. Tomlinson

Tomlinson*, M. C.; T.T. Wynne; R.P. Stumpf; E.W. Truby; G.J. Kirkpatrick; B.A. Pederson; G.A. Vargo; T.A. Villareal, REMOTE SENSING TECHNIQUES FOR DETECTING HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS IN COASTAL WATERS

R. A. Torres

Torres *, R. A.; F.V. Ramírez ; F.P. Fernández; I.S. Barriga; F.M. Gutiérrez, ABUNDANCE AND ACTIVITY OF SULPHATE-REDUCING AND METHANOGENIC BACTERIA IN SEDIMENTS OF TWO MEXICAN PACIFIC COAST TROPICAL COASTAL LAGOONS.

R. Torres

Novakowski*, K. I.; R.. Torres, MARSH RESTORATION: INTERTIDAL CREEK LENGTH AND DRAINAGE AREA SCALING

S. M. Townsend

Townsend*, S. M.; D.. van Proosdij, SPATIAL ANALYSIS OF Spartina alterniflora COLONIZATION AND SEDIMENT ACCRETION ON A BAY OF FUNDY MUD FLAT FOLLOWING CAUSEWAY CONSTRUCTION

V. L. Trainer

Litaker*, W. R.; V.L. Trainer; B.. Eberhart; C.. Bonnaventura; R.. Henkens; P.A. Tester, ELECTROCHEMICAL DETECTION OF DOMOIC ACID

Woodruff*, D. L.; N.R. Evans; V.L. Trainer, USE OF REMOTELY SENSED DATA TO TRACK WATER MASSES ASSOCIATED WITH HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS ALONG THE WASHINGTON COAST

S. E. Travis

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

M. V. Trevorrow

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

J. C. Trexler

Trexler*, J. C.; J.J. Lorenz; W.F. Loftus, MONITORING FISH INVASIONS AND THEIR IMPACTS IN SOUTHERN FLORIDA: CAN WE PREDICT THE RISKS?

E. Tribou

Tribou*, E. .; A.J. Lewitus; R.G. Tymowski; P.A. Noble, APPLICATION OF NEURAL NETWORK APPROACHES FOR DETERMINING ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN ESTUARINE PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITIES AND ENVIRONMENTAL VARIABLES.

T. M. Trice

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

A. C. Trimble

Ruesink*, J. L.; A.C. Trimble, POST-INVASION SHIFTS IN RECRUITMENT TIMING AND MAGNITUDE OF PACIFIC OYSTERS (Crassostrea gigas)

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

R. E. Trouwborst

Luther*, G. W.; B.T. Glazer; R.E. Trouwborst; D.B. Nuzzio; B.L. Lewis, in situ VOLTAMMETRY - A NOVEL TOOL FOR STUDYING ESTUARINE REDOX DYNAMICS

R. Trouwborst

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

E. Truby

Stumpf*, R. P.; M.E. Culver ; E.. Truby; M.. Soracco; M.. Tomlinson; T.A. Villareal, USING SATELLITE IMAGERY TO MONITOR HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS IN THE GULF OF MEXICO

T. Tsou

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

J. Tucker

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

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

B. G. Tunberg

Tunberg*, B. G., ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF WETLAND IMPOUNDMENT ON FIDDLER CRAB POPULATIONS, INDIAN RIVER LAGOON, FLORIDA

D. J. Tunbridge

Paling*, E. I.; M.. van Keulen; D.J. Tunbridge, SEAGRASS TRANSPLANTATION IN HIGH AND LOW ENERGY ENVIRONMENTS IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA

J. W. Tunnell Jr.

Albert*, E. M.; B.A. Nicolau; J.W. Tunnell Jr., SUCCESSION DYNAMICS OF BENTHIC AND AVIAN COMMUNITIES IN RESPONSE TO EFFLUENT DIVERSION IN THE NUECES RIVER DELTA, CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS

J. W. Tunnell

Nunez*, A. X.; K.. Withers; J.W. Tunnell; B.A. Nicolau, CHARACTERIZATION OF THE MACROBENTHIC COMMUNITIES WITHIN TWO ESTUARIES, SOUTH TEXAS

r. Tunnell

Pearce*, J. P.; K.. Withers; r.. Tunnell, RELATIONSHIP OF SEAGRASSES TO BENTHIC COMMUNITY STRUCTURE, UPPER LAGUNA MADRE AND BAFFIN BAY, TEXAS

J. P. Turner

Turner*, J. P.; J.R. Rooker, EFFECT OF DIET ON FATTY ACID SIGNATURES AND TURNOVER RATES IN AN ESTUARINE-DEPENDENT FISH

N. J. Turner

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

R. E. Turner

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

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

Spicer*, J. S.; R.E. Turner, FISH IN SPACE: INTEGRATING GIS, BIOTIC GRADIENTS, AND CATCH DATA TO EXAMINE HABITAT FRAGMENTATION

Turner*, R. E., CRAWLING UP THE POLICY-SHED

Wiseman*, W. J.; N.N. Rabalais; R.E. Turner; D.. Justic, RECENT OBSERVATIONS OF THE LOUISIANA COASTAL CURRENT

S. J. Turner

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

W. A. Tweedale

Lasi*, M. A.; W.A. Tweedale; J.S. Steward; J.E. Beck, COMPARING WATER QUALITY BETWEEN LONG-TERM MONITORING NETWORK SITES AND DEEP-EDGE-OF-SEAGRASS SITES IN THE INDIAN RIVER LAGOON, FLORIDA

R. R. Twilley

Cardona-Olarte*, P. P.; R.R. Twilley, PERFORMANCE OF MANGROVE SAPLINGS UNDER THE EFFECTS OF SALINITY AND HYDROPERIOD. PRELIMINARY RESULTS

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

Rick*, S. .; R.R. Twilley; J.J. Rick; J.A. Baker, BENTHIC AND PELAGIC NUTRIENT CYCLING IN A COASTAL WATERSHED INFLUENCED BY RIVER DIVERSIONS (CAERNARVON, LOUISIANA)

Rivera-Monroy*, V. H.; R.R. Twilley; E.. Castañeda; D.. Martinez; E.. Mancera; A.. Alcantara-Eguren, THE EFFECT OF LARGE SCALE DISTURBANCES ON THE SALINITY REGIMES OF THE CIENAGA GRANDE, COLOMBIA AND THE SAN BERNARDO-PEDREGAL ESTUARIES, HONDURAS.

Twilley*, R. R.; N.. Cormier; V.H. Rivera-Monroy; E.. Casteneda; E.. Mancera, ABOVE- AND BELOWGROUND PRODUCTIVITY ALONG FERTILITY GRADIENTS IN MANGROVE FORESTS OF SOUTH FLORIDA AND MICRONESIA

Twilley*, R. R.; V.H. Rivera-Monroy; N.. Cormier; E.. Casteneda; D.. Cahoon, ACCRETION RATES AND SOIL DYNAMICS AMONG MANGROVE WETLANDS IN DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTAL SETTINGS: TESTING ASSUMPTIONS WITH THE NUMAN MODEL

A. C. Tyler

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

Tyler*, A. C.; E.D. Grosholz; J.C. Civille; J.G. Lambrinos, Spartina alterniflora INVASION OF PACIFIC ESTUARIES: CHANGES IN CARBON AND NITROGEN CYCLING

R. G. Tymowski

Tribou*, E. .; A.J. Lewitus; R.G. Tymowski; P.A. Noble, APPLICATION OF NEURAL NETWORK APPROACHES FOR DETERMINING ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN ESTUARINE PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITIES AND ENVIRONMENTAL VARIABLES.

M. C. Tyrrell

Tyrrell*, M. C.; D.. Carle; S.. Snow-Cotter; A.. Wilbur, MARINE HABITAT DATA AND MAPS FOR MASSACHUSETTS RESOURCE MANAGERS

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