Alabama Center for Estuarine Studies


Home Mission Statement Rationale and Philosophy Scientific Advisory Committee Responsibilities and Authority Request for Proposals Application Procedures Important Notices and Deadlines Literature Cited Annual/Final Reports Metadata and Data Sets Investigator Resources Funded Proposals Related Sites Site Map	Annual Reports 2001 Fluorescent Whitening Agents as Facile Pollution Markers in Shellfishing Waters Eugene A. Cioffi Department of Chemistry, University of South Alabama, Mobile AL 36688-0002 Red Snapper Demographics on Artificial Reefs: The Effects of Nearest-Neighbor Dynamics James H. Cowan, Jr.¹ and Arvind Shah² ¹Department of Marine Sciences, University of South Alabama ²Department of Mathematics & Statistics, University of South Alabama Effects of Variation in River Discharge and Wind-Driven Resuspension on Higher Trophic Levels in the Mobile Bay Ecosystem James H. Cowan, Jr.¹, John F. Valentine² and William M. Graham² ¹Department of Marine Sciences, University of South Alabama ²Dauphin Island Sea Lab Stabilization of Eroding Shorelines in Estuarine Wave Climates with Constructed Fringe Wetlands Incorporating Offshore Breakwaters Scott L. Douglass and Judy P. Stout University of South Alabama Interaction Between Water-Column Structure and Reproduction in Jellyfish Populations of Mobile Bay William M. Graham Dauphin Island Sea Lab Recruitment Potential of Sea Nettle (Chrysaora quinquecirrha) Polyps Around Natural and Artificial Substrates in Mobile Bay William M. Graham and Kenneth L. Heck, Jr. Dauphin Island Sea Lab Holocene Sedimentary History of Weeks Bay, AL: Human and Natural Impacts on Deposition in a Gulf Coast Estuary Douglas W. Haywick, Miriam L. Fearn, David T. Allison, Keith G. Blackwell and Lee S. Yokel Department of of Geology & Geography, University of South Alabama Fisheries-Induced Changes in the Structure and Function of Shallow Water "Nursery" Habitats: An Experimental Assessment Kenneth L. Heck, Jr.¹, John F. Valentine ^1, James H. Cowan, Jr.² and D. DeVries³ ¹Dauphin Island Sea Lab ²Department of Marine Sciences, University of South Alabama ³Department of Fisheries and Allied Aquacultures, Auburn University Effects of Salinity Stress on Natural and Anthropogenically-Derived Bacteria in Estuarine Environments Ronald P. Kiene Department of Marine Sciences, University of South Alabama Effects of Variation in River Discharge and Wind-Driven Resuspension on Lower Trophic Levels of the Mobile Bay Ecosystem Ronald P. Kiene¹, Jonathan Pennock², Florence Thomas³ and Jean Cowan³ ¹Department of Marine Sciences, University of South Alabama ²University of Alabama, Dauphin Island Sea Lab ³Dauphin Island Sea Lab Evaluation of Alabama Estuaries as Developmental Habitat for Juvenile Sea Turtles David Nelson¹, Thane Wibbels² and Ken Marion² ¹Department of Biology, University of South Alabama ² Department of Biology, University of Alabama at Birmingham The Role of Land-Use/Land-Cover and River/River-Margin Denitrification in the Regulation of Nitrogen Delivery to the Mobile Bay Ecosystem Jonathan Pennock¹ and Ronald Kiene² ¹University of Alabama, Dauphin Island Sea Lab ² Department of Marine Sciences, University of South Alabama Environmental Attitudes and Knowledge of Alabama Coastal Residents: A Baseline for Developing Sustainable Coastal Management Strategies J. Steven Picou, Cecelia Formichella, G. David Johnson and Keith Nicholls Department of Sociology & Anthropology University of South Alabama Investigation of the Use of Pulse Amplitude Modulated (Pam) Fluorometry as an Indicator of Submerged Aquatic Vegetation (Sav) Health in Mobile Bay Timothy D. Sherman Department of Biological Sciences, University of South Alabama

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