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Volume , Number 63 (10063)
Spring 2013
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ISSN 0749-0208
eISSN 1551-5036

Special Issue 63 - Understanding and Predicting Change in the Coastal Ecosystems of the Northern Gulf of Mexico

Introduction to the Special Issue on “Understanding and Predicting Change in the Coastal Ecosystems of the Northern Gulf of Mexico”
John C. Brock; John A. Barras; S. Jeffress Williams
View Articletitled, Introduction to the Special Issue on “Understanding and Predicting Change in the Coastal Ecosystems of the Northern Gulf of Mexico”
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Seasonal Flux and Assemblage Composition of Planktic Foraminifers from a Sediment-Trap Study in the Northern Gulf of Mexico
Richard Z. Poore; Kathy A. Tedesco; Jessica W. Spear
View Articletitled, Seasonal Flux and Assemblage Composition of Planktic Foraminifers from a Sediment-Trap Study in the Northern Gulf of Mexico
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Sr/Ca Proxy Sea-Surface Temperature Reconstructions from Modern and Holocene Montastraea faveolata Specimens from the Dry Tortugas National Park, Florida, U.S.A.
Jennifer A. Flannery; Richard Z. Poore
View Articletitled, Sr/Ca Proxy Sea-Surface Temperature Reconstructions from Modern and Holocene <em>Montastraea faveolata</em> Specimens from the Dry Tortugas National Park, Florida, U.S.A.
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Geologic Controls on Regional and Local Erosion Rates of Three Northern Gulf of Mexico Barrier-Island Systems
David C. Twichell; James G. Flocks; Elizabeth A. Pendleton; Wayne E. Baldwin
View Articletitled, Geologic Controls on Regional and Local Erosion Rates of Three Northern Gulf of Mexico Barrier-Island Systems
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The Role of Vermetid Gastropods in the Development of the Florida Middle Ground, Northeast Gulf of Mexico
Christopher D. Reich; Richard Z. Poore; Todd D. Hickey
View Articletitled, The Role of Vermetid Gastropods in the Development of the Florida Middle Ground, Northeast Gulf of Mexico
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Marsh Collapse Thresholds for Coastal Louisiana Estimated Using Elevation and Vegetation Index Data
Brady R. Couvillion; Holly Beck
View Articletitled, Marsh Collapse Thresholds for Coastal Louisiana Estimated Using Elevation and Vegetation Index Data
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An Examination of Historical Inorganic Sedimentation and Organic Matter Accumulation in Several Marsh Types within the Mobile Bay and Mobile—Tensaw River Delta Region
Christopher G. Smith; Lisa E. Osterman; Richard Z. Poore
View Articletitled, An Examination of Historical Inorganic Sedimentation and Organic Matter Accumulation in Several Marsh Types within the Mobile Bay and Mobile—Tensaw River Delta Region
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Sedimentary Oxygen Consumption and Nutrient Regeneration in the Northern Gulf of Mexico Hypoxic Zone
Clifton C. Nunnally; Gilbert T. Rowe; Daniel C. O. Thornton; Antonietta Quigg
View Articletitled, Sedimentary Oxygen Consumption and Nutrient Regeneration in the Northern Gulf of Mexico Hypoxic Zone
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Land Loss Due to Recent Hurricanes in Coastal Louisiana, U.S.A.
Monica Palaseanu-Lovejoy; Christine Kranenburg; John A. Barras; John C. Brock
View Articletitled, Land Loss Due to Recent Hurricanes in Coastal Louisiana, U.S.A.
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Development of a Reproducible Method for Determining Quantity of Water and its Configuration in a Marsh Landscape
Glenn M. Suir; D. Elaine Evers; Gregory D. Steyer; Charles E. Sasser
View Articletitled, Development of a Reproducible Method for Determining Quantity of Water and its Configuration in a Marsh Landscape
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Monitoring Vegetation Response to Episodic Disturbance Events by using Multitemporal Vegetation Indices
Gregory D. Steyer; Brady R. Couvillion; John A. Barras
View Articletitled, Monitoring Vegetation Response to Episodic Disturbance Events by using Multitemporal Vegetation Indices
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Coastal Response to Storms and Sea-Level Rise: Santa Rosa Island, Northwest Florida, U.S.A.
Stephen A. Kish; Joseph F. Donoghue
View Articletitled, Coastal Response to Storms and Sea-Level Rise: Santa Rosa Island, Northwest Florida, U.S.A.
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Regional Sediment Processes, Sediment Supply, and their Impact on the Louisiana Coast
Andrew Morang; Julie D. Rosati; David B. King
View Articletitled, Regional Sediment Processes, Sediment Supply, and their Impact on the Louisiana Coast
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Historical Sediment Transport Pathways and Quantities for Determining an Operational Sediment Budget: Mississippi Sound Barrier Islands
Mark R. Byrnes; Julie D. Rosati; Sarah F. Griffee; Jennifer L. Berlinghoff
View Articletitled, Historical Sediment Transport Pathways and Quantities for Determining an Operational Sediment Budget: Mississippi Sound Barrier Islands
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Sea-Level Rise Implications for Coastal Regions
S. Jeffress Williams
View Articletitled, Sea-Level Rise Implications for Coastal Regions
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Consideration of Vertical Uncertainty in Elevation-Based Sea-Level Rise Assessments: Mobile Bay, Alabama Case Study
Dean B. Gesch
View Articletitled, Consideration of Vertical Uncertainty in Elevation-Based Sea-Level Rise Assessments: Mobile Bay, Alabama Case Study
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Potential Effects of Sea-Level Rise on Coastal Wetlands in Southeastern Louisiana
Patty Glick; Jonathan Clough; Amy Polaczyk; Brady Couvillion; Brad Nunley
View Articletitled, Potential Effects of Sea-Level Rise on Coastal Wetlands in Southeastern Louisiana
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Economic Vulnerability to Sea-Level Rise Along the Northern U.S. Gulf Coast
Cindy A. Thatcher; John C. Brock; Elizabeth A. Pendleton
View Articletitled, Economic Vulnerability to Sea-Level Rise Along the Northern U.S. Gulf Coast
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Understanding the Coastal Ecosystem-Based Management Approach in the Gulf of Mexico
Alejandro Yáñez-Arancibia; John W. Day; Enrique Reyes
View Articletitled, Understanding the Coastal Ecosystem-Based Management Approach in the Gulf of Mexico
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