1996 Abstracts

• Controls on Phytoplankton Populations in Florida Bay: Clams and Eggs - Gabriel A. Vargo
• Florida Bay Microalgal Blooms: Composition, Abundance, and Distribution - Karen Steidinger
• The Onset, Persistence and Fate of Algal Blooms in Florida Bay - Larry E. Brand
• The Role of Nutrients in Initiating and Supporting Florida Bay Microalgal Blooms and Primary Production - Carmelo R. Tomas
• Zooplankton Abundance and Grazing Potential in Florida - Michael J. Dagg

1996 Abstracts

• Hydrodynamic/Salinity Model to Evaluate the Impacts of Alternative Freshwater Releases on Salinity in Florida Bay - Lisa C. Roig
• Modeling Relationships between External Nutrient Loading, Water Quality, and Biotic Phase Shifts: Examples from Tampa Bay, Sarasota Bay, and Florida Bay - Brian E. LaPoint
• Plans for the Florida Bay Water Quality Model - Mark Dortch

1996 Abstracts

• The Effects of Hydrology on Fishes of the Florida Bay Mangroves - Jerome J. Lorenz
• Florida Bay as a Nursery Ground: Assessing Larval and Juvenile Fish Communities - Donald E. Hoss
• Response of Fish and Shellfish to Changes in Habitat in Florida Bay - Gordon W. Thayer

Abstracts 1996

• Assessing the Origin and Fate of Ground Water in the Florida Keys - Eugene A. Shinn
• Evaluating the Precipitation and Evaporation Patterns in and around Florida Bay - Paul Willis
• Flow Within Florida Bay and Interaction with Surrounding Waters - Thomas N. Lee
• Measuring and Modeling the Freshwater Discharge at the Everglades-Florida Bay Ecotone - Eric Swain
• Simulations of Regional Climatic Patterns Which Impact the Florida Bay Water Cycle - Craig A. Mattocks

Abstracts 1996

• Biogeochemistry and Forest Development of Mangrove Wetlands in Southwest Florida: Implications to Nutrient Dynamics of Florida - Robert R. Twilley

Abstracts 1996

• A Monitoring Program for the Endangered American Crocodile in Florida Bay - Frank J. Mazzotti

Abstracts 1996

• An Assessment of Mollusks as Indicators of Environmental Change in Florida Bay - William G. Lyons
• An Integrated Study of Pink Shrimp as Indicators of Habitat Health in Florida Bay - Joan A. Browder

Abstracts 1996

• Analyzing the Isotopic Composition of Coral and Mollusk Skeletons to Relate Past Salinity and Nutrient Levels in Florida Bay - Peter K. Swart
• Benthic Flux of Nutrients from Florida Bay Sediments - Paul Carlson
• The Florida Bay Water Quality Monitoring Program: Assessing Status and Trends (1989-1995) - Joseph N. Boyer
• A Model of Organic Matter Production and Fate in Florida Bay: Estimates of Nutrient Cycling - Peter K. Swart
• Nutrient Exchange Between Florida Bay and the Everglades' Salinity Transition Zone - David T. Rudnick
• Response of Submerged Macrophytes to Freshwater Inflow to Florida Bay - Clay L. Montague

Abstracts 1996

• Examining the Correlation Between the Presence of the Slime Mold Labyrinthula sp. and the Loss of Thalassia testudinum in Florida Bay - Jan H. Landsberg
• Mesocosm Studies of Biscayne Bay Seagrass Communities and the Relevance to Florida Bay Seagrass Dynamics - Elizabeth A. Irlandi
• Seagrass Dieoff in Florida Bay: Long-term Trends in Abundance and Growth of Thalassia testudinum and the Role of Hypersalinity and Temperature - Joseph C. Zieman
• Seagrass Elemental Content and Epiphyte Loads Along the Nutrient Availability Gradient in Florida Bay - James W. Fourqurean
• The Status and Trends of Seagrass Communities in Florida Bay - Michael J. Durako

Abstracts 1996

• The Biotic Record of Change in Florida Bay and the South Florida Ecosystem - G. Lynn Brewster-Wingard
• Remote Sensing of Water Turbidity and Sedimentation and Their Relationship to Algal Blooms- Richard P. Stumpf
• The Sediment Record as a Monitor of Natural and Anthropogenic Changes in the Lower Everglades/Florida Bay Ecosystem: A High Resolution Study - Terry A. Nelsen
• Sediment Transport Processes and Sea-Floor Mapping in Florida Bay - Ellen J. Prager

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Last updated: 04/08/98
by: Monika Gurnée
gurnee@aoml.noaa.gov