Aquatic Sciences Meeting, Albuquerque 2001
SS40 Long-Term Research Programs in the Twenty-first Century (Spatial and Temporal Connections)
Date: Thursday, February 15, 2001 Location: Ruidoso/Pecos
9:45 AM
Blanco, J F ECOLOGICAL COMPARISON OF THE 1997-1998 EL NIŅO AND THE 1998-1999 LA NIŅA IN A NEOTROPICAL STREAM IN SOUTHWESTERN COLOMBIA
10:00 AM
Milner, A M
; Conn, S C
LONG TERM ECOLOGICAL MONITORING OF STREAMS IN DENALI NATIONAL PARK, ALASKA; IMPLICATIONS FOR REFERENCE CONDITIONS
10:15 AM
Baumann, P C
; Blazer, V S
; Harshbarger, J C TWO DECADES OF BULLHEAD TUMOR PREVALENCE AS EFFECTED BY INDUSTRIAL PAH CONTAMINATION AND REMEDIAL DREDGING IN THE BLACK RIVER, OHIO
10:30:00 AM
Soballe, D M
; Richardson, W B
; Holland-Bartels, L LARGE AND SMALL-SCALE HYDROLOGIC INFLUENCES ON SEDIMENT AND NUTRIENT DYNAMICS IN THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER: THE NEED FOR A MULTI-SCALE APPROACH
10:45 AM
Zobrist, J
; Hari, R
; Schoenenberger, U
; Sigg, L
TRENDS IN CHEMICAL PARAMETERS OVER 25 YEARS IN SWISS RIVERS
11:15 AM
McKnight, D M
; Priscu, J C
; VanMatre, E C
; Lyons, W B
RESPONSE OF AN ANTARCTIC LAKE ECOSYSTEM TO CLIMATE VARIATION: LINKAGES BETWEEN PHYTOPLANKTON SPECIES DYNAMICS AND STREAMFLOW
11:30:00 AM
Bettez, N D
; Giblin, A
; Hobbie, J E
; Kipphut, G
; Kling, G W LONG TERM CHANGES IN ALKALINITY IN ARCTIC LAKES, A POSSIBLE INDICATION OF PERMAFROST MELTING
11:45 AM
Curtis, G L
; O'Gorman, R
; Fleischer, G W
; Gorman, O T
; Bur, M T FISH STOCK ASSESSMENT IN THE GREAT LAKES: PROVIDING CURRENT INFORMATION WHILE CONDUCTING LONG-TERM RESEARCH
12:00 PM
Schloesser, D W
; Bur, M
; Ciborowski, J
; Corkum, L
; Krieger, K DENSITIES OF BURROWING MAYFLIES IN WESTERN LAKE ERIE OF THE LAURENTIAN GREAT LAKES: 1930S TO 1990S
12:15 PM
Larson, G L
; Rumsey, S M
; Collier, R
; Buktenica, M W
LONG-TERM MONITORING OF CRATER LAKE, OREGON
2:00 PM
Nelson, D C
; Suchanek, T H
; Zierenberg, R A
; Shipp, W G
; Fleming, E J
; Mack, E E
GROUNDWATER FLOWS LINK ABANDONED MERCURY MINE AT CLEAR LAKE, CA, WITH MICROBIAL PRODUCTION OF METHYLMERCURY AND ACCUMULATION IN BIOTA.
2:15 PM
Cozzarelli, I M
; Bekins, B A
; Baedecker, M J
; Eganhouse, R P
LONG-TERM ASSESSMENT OF NATURAL ATTENUATION PROCESSES AT AN AQUIFER CONTAMINATED WITH CRUDE OIL
2:30 PM
Langtimm, C A
; Beck, C A
HURRICANES AND MANATEE POPULATION DYNAMICS: RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS AND FUTURE POSSIBILITIES
2:45 PM
Sharp, J H NUTRIENTS AND PHYTOPLANKTON PRODUCTION - INFORMATION AND INFERENCES FROM LONG-TERM RESEARCH AND MONITORING IN THE DELAWARE ESTUARY
3:00 PM
Cronin, T M
; Willard, D A
CLIMATIC AND ANTHROPOGENIC INFLUENCE ON CHESAPEAKE BAY: IMPLICATIONS OF LONG-TERM TRENDS FOR MANAGEMENT AND RESTORATION
3:45 PM
Luoma, S N
; Knowles, N
; Thompson, J K
; Cloern, J E
; Kuwabara, J S Studies on San Francisco Bay: A Long-term Ecological Perspective
4:00 PM
Irvine, G V DETECTING CHANGE ACROSS BROAD SCALES: AN INFERENTIAL DESIGN FOR LONG-TERM INTERTIDAL MONITORING AT GLACIER BAY NATIONAL PARK, ALASKA
4:15 PM
Agius, B P
; Sebens, K P
COMMUNITY ECOLOGY OF ROCKY SHORES: LONG-TERM RESEARCH IN THE SUBTIDAL ZONE (1978-2001)
4:30 PM
Dierssen, H M
; Smith , R C
; Vernet, M Long Term Observations of Meltwater and Biomass in Antarctic Coastal Waters
4:45 PM
Stott, L D
; Berelson, W M
EXAMINING DECADAL CHANGES IN COASTAL MARINE SEDIMENT PROPERTIES
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