Special
Issue of ESTUARIES
Freshwater Inflow: Science, Policy, Management
(Drawn
from a dedicated session of the Estuarine
Research Federation meeting)
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Volume 25 December
2002 Number 6B [November 2001]
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CONTENTS
Paul A. Montagna,
Merryl Alber, Peter Doering, and Michael S. Connor. Freshwater
Inflow: Science, Policy, Management
Merryl Alber.
A
Conceptual Model of Estuarine Freshwater Inflow Management
Gary L. Powell,
Junji Matsumoto, and David A. Brock.
Methods for Determining Minimum Freshwater Inflow
Needs of Texas Bays and Estuaries
W. J. Kimmerer.
Physical, Biological, and Management Responses
to Variable Freshwater Flow into the San Francisco Estuary
Ernest D. Estevez.
Review and Assessment of Biotic Variables and
Analytical Methods Used in Estuarine Inflow Studies
Joan E. Sheldon
and Merryl Alber.
A Comparison of Residence Time Calculations Using
Simple Compartment Models of the Altamaha River Estuary, Georgia
Michael S. Flannery,
Ernst B. Peebles, and Ralph T. Montgomery.
A Percent-of-flow Approach for Managing Reductions
of Freshwater Inflows from Unimpounded Rivers to Southwest Florida Estuaries
Robert A. Mattson.
A Resource-based Framework for Establishing Freshwater
Inflow Requirements for the Suwannee River Estuary
P. H. Doering,
R. H. Chamberlain, and D. E. Haunert.
Using Submerged Aquatic Vegetation to Establish
Minimum and Maximum Freshwater Inflows to the Caloosahatchee Estuary, Florida
Joan A. Browder,
Zoula Zein-Eldin, Maria M. Criales, Michael B. Robblee, Steven Wong, Thomas
L. Jackson, and Darlene Johnson.
Dynamics of Pink Shrimp (Farfantepenaeus duorarum)
Recruitment Potential in Relation to Salinity and Temperature in Florida Bay
Tien-Shui Tsou
and Richard E. Matheson, Jr.
Seasonal Changes in the Nekton Community of the
Suwannee River Estuary and the Potential Impacts of Freshwater Withdrawal
J. B. Adams, G.
C. Bate, T. D. Harrison, P. Huizinga, S. Taljaard, L. van Niekerk, E. E. Plumstead,
A. K. Whitfield, and T. H. Wooldridge.
A Method to Assess the Freshwater Inflow Requirements
of Estuaries and Application to the Mtata Estuary, South Africa
T. G. Bornman,
J. B. Adams, and G. C. Bate.
Freshwater
Requirements of a Semi-arid Supratidal and Floodplain Salt Marsh
Terence U. Chan,
David P. Hamilton, Barbara J. Robson, Ben R. Hodges, and Chris Dallimore.
Impacts of Hydrological Changes on Phytoplankton
Succession in the Swan River, Western Australia
George H. Ward,
Michael J. Irlbeck, and Paul A. Montagna.
Experimental River Diversion for Marsh Enhancement
Heather D. Alexander
and Kenneth H. Dunton.
Freshwater Inundation Effects on Emergent Vegetation
of a Hypersaline Salt Marsh
Paul A. Montagna,
Richard D. Kalke, and Christine Ritter.
Effect of Restored Freshwater Inflow on Macrofauna
and Meiofauna in Upper Rincon Bayou, Texas, USA
Terry A. Palmer,
Paul A. Montagna, and Richard D. Kalke.
Downstream Effects of Restored Freshwater Inflow
to Rincon Bayou, Nueces Delta, Texas, USA
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