1. Detection and Classification of Phytoplankton Deposits Along an Estuarine Gradient

   • Kara R. Radabaugh
   • Ernst B. Peebles

   OriginalPaper 18 July 2012 Pages: 1361 - 1375

   

2. Non-monotonic Responses of Phytoplankton Biomass Accumulation to Hydrologic Variability: A Comparison of Two Coastal Plain North Carolina Estuaries

   • Benjamin L. Peierls
   • Nathan S. Hall
   • Hans W. Paerl

   OriginalPaper 15 September 2012 Pages: 1376 - 1392

   

3. Phytoplankton Productivity and Photophysiology in the Surf Zone of Sandy Beaches in North Carolina, USA

   • Amanda E. Kahn
   • Lawrence B. Cahoon

   Note 14 August 2012 Pages: 1393 - 1400

   

4. Monitoring and Modeling of Syringodium filiforme (Manatee Grass) in Southern Indian River Lagoon

   • Christopher Buzzelli
   • Rebecca Robbins
   • Arthur Schwarzschild

   OriginalPaper 02 August 2012 Pages: 1401 - 1415

   

5. Sediment Accumulation Rates and Submersed Aquatic Vegetation (SAV) Distributions in the Mesohaline Chesapeake Bay, USA

   • Cindy M. Palinkas
   • Evamaria W. Koch

   OriginalPaper 10 August 2012 Pages: 1416 - 1431

   

6. Vegetation Response to Prescribed Fire in Mid-Atlantic Brackish Marshes

   • Wesley A. Bickford
   • Brian A. Needelman
   • Andrew H. Baldwin

   OriginalPaper 03 August 2012 Pages: 1432 - 1442

   

7. Comparison of Estuarine Salinity Gradients and Associated Nekton Community Change in the Lower St. Johns River Estuary

   • Cameron B. Guenther
   • Timothy C. MacDonald

   OriginalPaper 02 August 2012 Pages: 1443 - 1452

   

8. Using δ¹⁵N in Fish Larvae as an Indicator of Watershed Sources of Anthropogenic Nitrogen: Response at Multiple Spatial Scales

   • Joel C. Hoffman
   • John R. Kelly
   • Michael E. Sierszen

   OriginalPaper 07 August 2012 Pages: 1453 - 1467

   

9. Watershed Export Events and Ecosystem Responses in the Mission–Aransas National Estuarine Research Reserve, South Texas

   • Rae F. Mooney
   • James W. McClelland

   OriginalPaper 03 August 2012 Pages: 1468 - 1485

   

10. Detecting Freshwater Inputs via Groundwater Discharge to Marina Lagoon, Mediterranean Coast, Egypt

    • Ayman A. El-Gamal
    • Richard N. Peterson
    • William C. Burnett

    OriginalPaper 02 August 2012 Pages: 1486 - 1499

    

11. Interaction of Tidal and Fluvial Processes in the Transition Zone of the Santee River, SC, USA

    • Alexander E. Yankovsky
    • Raymond Torres
    • Kyungho Jeon

    Note 01 August 2012 Pages: 1500 - 1509

    

12. Modeling the Hydrodynamic and Morphologic Response of an Estuary Restoration

    • Douglas A. George
    • Guy Gelfenbaum
    • Andrew W. Stevens

    OriginalPaper 05 September 2012 Pages: 1510 - 1529

    

13. Numerical Modeling of the Long-Term Transport, Dispersion, and Accumulation of Black Sea Pollutants into the North Aegean Coastal Waters

    • Kyriakos I. Kopasakis
    • Anastasios N. Georgoulas
    • Nikolaos E. Kotsovinos

    OriginalPaper 08 August 2012 Pages: 1530 - 1550

    

14. Modeling Fate, Transport, and Biological Uptake of Selenium in North San Francisco Bay

    • Limin Chen
    • Shannon L. Meseck
    • Barbara Baginska

    OriginalPaper 03 August 2012 Pages: 1551 - 1570

    

15. Trophic Impacts of Marine Mammals and Seabirds in the Río de la Plata Estuary and the Nearshore Oceanic Ecosystem

    • Leandro Bergamino
    • Diana Szteren
    • Diego Lercari

    OriginalPaper 03 August 2012 Pages: 1571 - 1582