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	Final Reports Monitoring Environmental Orientations and Policy Orientations of Alabama Residents: A Longitudinal Data Base for Alabama Coastal Zone Management Drs. J. Steven Picou and Keith Nicholls, University of South Alabama "Evaluation of Alabama estuaries as development habitat for juvenile sea turtles" (Continuation Project Title): "Are Alabama estuaries a major developmental habitat for juvenile sea turtles?" Attachment 1 Attachment 2 David Nelson, University of South Alabama; Thane Wibbels, and Ken Marion, University of Alabama at Birmingham Nesting Activity in the Alabama Redbelly Turtle (Pseudemys alabamensis) on the Mobile Bay Causeway David H. Nelson, Department of Biology, University of South Alabama Holocene sedimentary history of Weeks Bay, AL: human and natural impacts on deposition in a Gulf Coast estuary Douglas Haywick, Miriam Fearn, John Kempton, Lee Yokel and others, University of South Alabama Fluorescent Whitening Agents as Facile Pollution Markers in Shellfishing Waters Eugene A. Cioffi, University of South Alabama An Estimate of the Upper Limit of Wave Level Tolerance for Spartina alterniflora in Coastal Alabama Scott L. Douglass and Judy Stout, University of South Alabama Role of Invasive Species in Shaping Plant-Animal Interactions in the Mobile Delta Final Technical Report, Web Summary Dr. Anne Boettcher, Dr. Timothy Sherman, and Dr. John Valentine, University of South Alabama and Dauphin Island Sea Lab Synthesis and Characterization of an Electrochemical Peptide Nucleic Acid Probe Naomi F. Campbell, Institution: University of South Alabama Effects of anthropogenic eutrophication on the magnitude and trophic fate of microphytobenthic production in estuaries Just Cebrian (DISL) and Jonathan Pennock (UA) Institution: Dauphin Island Sea Lab Shelter bottlenecks and self- regulation in blue crab populations: Assessing the roles of nursery habitats and juvenile interactions for shelter dependent organisms Per-Olav Moksnes, Kenneth L. Heck, Jr., Dauphin Island Sea Lab, University of South Alabama The paradox of the Delta: Protecting the biodiversity we do not yet understand Final Technical Report, Web Summary JW McCreadie¹and PH Adler², University of South Alabama¹ and Clemson University² Resolution of sedimentation rates in impacted coastal environments using 137Cs and 210Pb markers: Dog River and Fowl River embayments Final Report, Summary J.M. Sanders¹, D.W. Haywick², and M.L. Fearn² ¹Department of Physics and ²Department of Earth Sciences, University of South Alabama Effects of Estrogen Pollution on the Reproductive Fitness of the Gulf Pipefish, Syngnathus scovelli Final Technical Report, Web Summary Drs. Anne Boettcher¹, Judith Shardo^1,2, and Jon Hemming^1,3,University of South Alabama¹, Middle Tennessee State University², and US Fish and Wildlife Service³ Changes in water conditions and sedimentation rates associated with construction of the Mobile Bay Causeway Miriam Fearn, Douglas Haywick, Justin Sanders, University of South Alabama A Model of Insect Genetic Diversity in the Mobile/Tensaw River Delta C.L. Brockhouse and J.W. McCreadie, University of South Alabama Evaluating trophic processes as indicators of anthropogenic eutrophication in coastal ecosystems: an exploratory analyses Just Cebrian, Dauphin Island Sea Lab Changes in water conditions and sedimentation rates associated with construction of the Mobile Bay Causeway Final Technical Report, Web Summary Miriam Fearn, Douglas Haywick, Justin Sanders, University of South Alabama Predicting Seagrass Survival in Nutrient Enriched Waters: Toward a New View of an Existing Paradigm Kenneth L. Heck, Jr., John F. Valentine, Patricia Spitzer, Dauphin Island Sea Lab 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, University of South Alabama Influence of Invasive Plant Species in Determining Diversity of Aquatic Vegetation in the Mobile-Tensaw Delta Final Technical Report, Web Summary Timothy Sherman and Anne Boettcher, University of South Alabama Role of Invasive Species in Shaping Plant-Animal Interactions in the Mobile Delta Final Technical Report, Web Summary Anne Boettcher, Dr. Timothy Sherman, and John Valentine, University of South Alabama and Dauphin Island Sea Lab Determinants of Small-Scale Variation in the Abundance of the Blue Crab Callinectes sapidus Final Technical Report, Web Summary Investigators: Dr. Richard B. Aronson^1,2 and Ryan M. Moody^2,1 ¹Dauphin Island Sea Lab and ²University of South Alabama The Paradox of the Delta: Protecting the Biodiversity We Do Not Yet Understand JW McCreadie and PH Adler, Institution: University of South Alabama and Clemson University

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