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ESTUARIES
Volume 15, Number 1, March 1992
Recent Advances in Estuarine Science
CONTENTS
VALENTE, R. M., D. C. RHOADS, J. D. GERMANO, AND V. J. CABELLI. Mapping of benthic enrichment patterns in Narragansett Bay, Rhode Island.
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MCGLATHERY, K. J., R. W. HOWARTH, AND R. MARINO. Nutrient limitation of the macroalga, Penicillus capitatus, associated with subtropical seagrass meadows in Bermuda.
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LARGIER, J. L. Tidal intrusion fronts.
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HAGER, S. W. AND L. E. SCHEMEL. Sources of nitrogen and phosphorus to northern San Francisco Bay.
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CHAMBERS, R. M. A fluctuating water-level chamber for biogeochcmical experiments in tidal marshes.
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HUSSEY, B. H. AND W. E. ODUM. Evapotranspiration in tidal marshes.
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TAYLOR, D. I. The influence of upwelling and short-term changes in concentrations of nutrients in the water column on fluxes across the surface of a salt marsh.
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LAPOINTE, B. E., M. M. LITTLER, AND D. S. LITTLER. Nutrient availability to marine macroalgae in siliciclastic versus carbonate-rich coastal waters.
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JAWORSKI, N. A., P. M. GROFFWAN, A. A. KELLER, AND J. C. PRAGER. A watershed nitrogen and phosphorus balance: The upper Potomac River basin.
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