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ESTUARIES
Volume 27, Number 1, February 2004
CONTENTS
ANGUS FERGUSON, BRADLEY EYRE, AND JENNITA GAY. Nutrient Cycling in the Sub-tropical Brunswick Estuary, Australia.
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ALISON M. FEATHERSTONE, EDWARD C. V. BUTLER, AND BARRY V. O'GRADY. Seasonal Cycling of Arsenic Species in a Stratified, Microtidal Estuary (Huon River, Tasmania).
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J. A. HALE, T. K. FRAZER, D. A. TOMASKO, AND M. O. HALL. Changes in the Distribution of Seagrass Species Along Florida's Central Gulf Coast -- Iverson and Bittaker Revisited.
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VICTOR H. RIVERA-MONROY, ROBERT R. TWILLEY, ERNESTO MEDINA, E. BARRY MOSER, LEONOR BOTERO, MARTA RODRIGUEZ, AND EVELYN BULLARD. Spatial Variability of Soil Nutrients in Disturbed Riverine Mangrove Forests at Different Stages of Regeneration in the San Juan River Estuary, Venezuela.
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KENNETH W. ABLE, DAVID M. NEMERSON, AND THOMAS M. GROTHUES. Evaluating Salt Marsh Restoration in Delaware Bay: Analysis of Fish Response at Former Salt Hay Farms.
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GAIL L. CHMURA AND GRACE A. HUNG. Controls on Salt Marsh Accretion: A Test in Salt Marshes of Eastern Canada.
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CYNTHIA H. PAQUETTE, KAREN L. SUNDBERG, ROELOF M.J. BOUMANS, AND GAIL L. CHMURA. Changes in Saltmarsh Surface Elevation Due to Variability in Evapotranspiration and Tidal Flooding.
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JANE M. CAFFREY. Factors Controlling Net Ecosystem Metabolism in U.S. Estuaries.
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CHRISTOPHER N. ROOPER, DONALD R. GUNDERSON, AND DAVID A. ARMSTRONG. Application of the Concentration Hypothesis to English sole in Nursery Estuaries and Potential Contribution to Coastal Fisheries.
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MARY DOWNES GASTRICH, JUSTINE A. LEIGH-BELL, CHRISTOPHER J. GOBLER, O. ROGER ANDERSON, AND STEVEN W. WILHELM . Viruses as Potential Regulators of Regional Brown Tide Blooms Caused by the Alga, Aureococcus anophagefferens.
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MAURICIO ESCAPA, OSCAR IRIBARNE, AND DIEGO NAVARRO. Effects of the SW Intertidal Burrowing Crab Chasmagnathus granulatus on Infaunal Zonation Patterns, Tidal Behavior and Risk of Mortality.
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E. W. NORTH, S.-Y. CHAO, L. P. SANFORD, AND R. R. HOOD. The Influence of Wind and River Pulses on an Estuarine Turbidity Maximum: Numerical Studies and Field Observations in Chesapeake Bay.
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HONGBIN LIU, MICHAEL DAGG, LISA CAMPBELL, AND JUANITA URBAN-RICH. Picophytoplankton and Bacterioplankton in the Mississippi River Plume and Its Adjacent Waters.
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BRIAN E. LAPOINTE AND PETER J. BARILE. Comment on "Seagrass die-off in Florida Bay: Long-term trends in abundance and growth of turtle grass, Thalassia testudinum" by J. C. Zieman, J. W. Fourqurean, and T. A. Frankovitch. 1999. Estuaries: 22:460-470.
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JOSEPH C. ZIEMAN, JAMES W. FOURQUREAN, AND THOMAS A. FRANKOVICH. Reply to B. E. Lapointe and P. J. Barile's comment on our paper "Seagrass die-off in Florida Bay: long term trends in abundance and growth of turtlegrass, Thalassia testudinum.".
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TODD M. KANA AND DAVID L. WEISS. Measuring N2/Ar Ratios and Denitrification Using MIMS: A Response to Eyre et al.
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BRADLEY D. EYRE, SØREN RYSGAARD, TAGE DALSGAARD, AND PETER BONDO CHRISTENSEN. Reply to Comment by Kana and Weiss "Measuring N2/Ar Ratios and Denitrification Using MIMS: A Response to Eyre et al.".
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