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Annual Reports 2002
Role of Invasive Species in Shaping Plant-Animal Interactions in
the Mobile Delta (PDF)
Anne Boettcher,
Timothy Sherman, and John Valentine
University of South Alabama and Dauphin Island Sea Lab
Synthesis and Characterization of an Electrochemical Peptide
Nucleic Acid Probe (PDF)
Naomi F. Campbell
University of South Alabama
Characteristics of Ship Waves and Wind Waves in Mobile Bay
(PDF)
Q. Jim Chen and Scott L. Douglass
Department of Civil Engineering, University of South Alabama
Methods Comparison Between Stripping Voltammetry and Plasma
Emission Spectroscopy for Metals in Mobile Bay (PDF)
Scott C. Dorman and Wayne C. Isphording
University of South Alabama
Stabilization of eroding shorelines in estuarine wave climates
with constructed fringe wetlands incorporating offshore
breakwaters (PDF)
Scott L. Douglass and Judy Stout
University of South Alabama
Fisheries-induced changes in the structure and function of
shallow water ‘nursery
habitats’: an experimental assessment
(PDF)
Kenneth L. Heck, Jr., John F. Valentine, Jim Cowan, Dennis
DeVries
Dauphin Island Sea Lab
Holocene sedimentary history of Weeks Bay, AL: human and natural
impacts on deposition in a Gulf Coast estuary. Tear Three
Progress Report (PDF)
D. Haywick and M. Fearn
University of South Alabama
Shelter bottlenecks and self-regulation in blue crab
populations: Assessing the roles of nursery habitats and
juvenile interactions for shelter dependent organisms
(PDF)
Per-Olav Moksnes, Kenneth L. Heck, Jr.
Dauphin Island Sea Lab, University of South Alabama
Osmolytes and Their Role as Antioxidants in the Salt Marsh
Macrophyte
Spartina alterniflora (PDF)
Ronald P. Kiene, and Joseph D. Husband
The University of South Alabama
The Role of Land-Use/Land-Cover and River/River-Margin
Denitrification in the Regulation of Nitrogen Delivery to the
Mobile Bay Ecosystem (PDF)
Jonathan R. Pennock and Ronald P. Kiene
Dauphin Island Sea Lab/University of South Alabama
Effects of variation in river discharge and wind-driven
resuspension on lower trophic levels of the Mobile Bay ecosystem
(PDF)
Ronald P. Kiene,
Jonathan Pennock, Jean Cowan
University of South Alabama and Dauphin Island Sea Lab
The paradox of the Delta: Protecting the biodiversity we do not
yet understand (PDF)
JW McCreadie1 and PH Adler2
University of South Alabama1 and Clemson
University2
Evaluating trophic processes as indicators of anthropogenic
eutrophication in coastal ecosystems: an exploratory analyses
(PDF)
Just Cebrian
Dauphin Island Sea Lab
Effects of anthropogenic eutrophication on the magnitude and
trophic fate of microphytobenthic production in estuaries
(PDF)
Just Cebrian and Jonathan Pennock
Dauphin Island Sea Lab
Evaluation of Alabama Estuaries as Developmental Habitat for
Juvenile Sea Turtles;’ Are Alabama Estuaries a Major
Developmental Habitat for Juvenile Sea Turtles? (PDF)
David Nelson, Thane Wibbels, Ken Marion
University of South Alabama, University of Alabama at Birmingham
Natural Biogeochemical Tags of Striped Mullet,
Mugil
cephalus, Estuarine Nursery Areas in the North Central Gulf
of Mexico (PDF)
Alvin P.
Rainosek1, William F. Patterson1, and
James H. Cowan2
1University
of South Alabama, 2Louisiana State University
Effects of salinity stress on natural and
anthropogenically-derived bacteria in estuarine environments
(PDF)
Ronald P. Kiene
University of South Alabama and Dauphin Island Sea Lab
Resolution of sedimentation rates in impacted coastal
environments using
137Cs and
210Pb markers: Dog River and Fowl River embayments
(PDF)
Justin M. Sanders, Douglas W. Haywick, Miriam L. Fearn
Departments of Physics and Earth Sciences, University of South
Alabama
Investigation
of the use of pulse amplitude modulated (PAM) fluorometry as an
indicator of submerged aquatic vegetation health in Mobile Bay
(PDF)
Timothy Sherman
University of South Alabama
The
influence of shallow water hydrodynamics on the importance of
seagrass detritus in estuarine food webs (PDF)
John F. Valentine, Anna M. Cinkovich
University of South Alabama
Food web interactions, spatial subsidies and the flow of energy
between the Mobile Bay delta and offshore waters: A SGER
proposal to the Alabama Center for Estuarine Studies
(PDF)
John F. Valentine, Timothy Sherman, and James H. Cowan
University of South Alabama
Development of Nested 3-D Large Eddy Simulation Modeling of the
Mobile Bay Estuary (PDF)
Z. C. Zheng, K. White
Kansas State University, University of South Alabama
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