1. A Biogeochemical View of Estuarine Eutrophication: Seasonal and Spatial Trends and Correlations in the Delaware Estuary

   • Jonathan H. Sharp
   • Kohei Yoshiyama
   • Allen R. Davis

   OriginalPaper 11 August 2009 Pages: 1023 - 1043

   

2. The Road Ahead: The Sustainability Transition and Coastal Research

   • Michael P. Weinstein

   Perspective 02 October 2009 Pages: 1044 - 1053

   

3. Doubt and the Values of an Ignorance-Based World View for Restoration: Coastal Louisiana Wetlands

   • R. Eugene Turner

   Perspective 25 August 2009 Pages: 1054 - 1068

   

4. Teaching Estuarine Hydrology with Online Data

   • David H. Schoellhamer

   OriginalPaper Open access 11 August 2009 Pages: 1069 - 1078

   

5. Trends in Abundance of Coastal Birds and Human Activity on a Texas Barrier Island Over Three Decades

   • Charles R. Foster
   • Anthony F. Amos
   • Lee A. Fuiman

   OriginalPaper 02 October 2009 Pages: 1079 - 1089

   

6. Modeling Bedload Transport of Juvenile Bivalves: Predicted Changes in Distribution and Scale of Postlarval Dispersal

   • Heather L. Hunt
   • David C. Fugate
   • Robert. J. Chant

   OriginalPaper 11 August 2009 Pages: 1090 - 1102

   

7. Contribution of a Dense Population of the Brittle Star Acrocnida brachiata (Montagu) to the Biogeochemical Fluxes of CO₂ in a Temperate Coastal Ecosystem

   • Dominique Davoult
   • Jérôme Harlay
   • Franck Gentil

   OriginalPaper 25 August 2009 Pages: 1103 - 1110

   

8. Likely Population-Level Effects of Contaminants on a Resident Estuarine Fish Species: Comparing Gillichthys mirabilis Population Static Measurements and Vital Rates in San Francisco and Tomales Bays

   • Catherine R. McGourty
   • James A. Hobbs
   • Jason M. Cope

   OriginalPaper Open access 06 August 2009 Pages: 1111 - 1120

   

9. Remote Sensing of Biologically Reworked Sediments: A Laboratory Experiment

   • Annelies De Backer
   • Stefanie Adam
   • Steven Degraer

   OriginalPaper 19 August 2009 Pages: 1121 - 1129

   

10. Episodic and Long-Term Sediment Transport Capacity in The Hudson River Estuary

    • David K. Ralston
    • W. Rockwell Geyer

    OriginalPaper 06 August 2009 Pages: 1130 - 1151

    

11. Stable Isotopes Reveal Complex Changes in Trophic Relationships Following Nutrient Addition in a Coastal Marine Ecosystem

    • Anna R. Armitage
    • James W. Fourqurean

    OriginalPaper 18 September 2009 Pages: 1152 - 1164

    

12. Enhanced Benthic Nutrient Flux During Monsoon Periods in a Coastal Lake Formed by Tideland Reclamation

    • Seok-Hwi Kim
    • Kangjoo Kim
    • Jae-sam Yang

    OriginalPaper 09 September 2009 Pages: 1165 - 1175

    

13. Comparison of Nutrient and Microbial Dynamics over a Seasonal Cycle in a Mid-Atlantic Coastal Lagoon Prone to Aureococcus anophagefferens (Brown Tide) Blooms

    • Margaret R. Mulholland
    • George E. Boneillo
    • Elizabeth C. Minor

    OriginalPaper 09 September 2009 Pages: 1176 - 1194

    

14. Differences in the Soluble, Residual Phosphate Concentrations at Which Coastal Phytoplankton Species Up-regulate Alkaline-Phosphatase Expression, as Measured By Flow-Cytometric Detection of ELF-97® Fluorescence

    • Shannon L. Meseck
    • Jennifer H. Alix
    • J. Evan Ward

    OriginalPaper 09 September 2009 Pages: 1195 - 1204

    

15. Phytoplankton as an Indicator of Improving Water Quality in the Golden Horn Estuary

    • Seyfettin Tas
    • I. Noyan Yilmaz
    • Erdogan Okus

    OriginalPaper 07 August 2009 Pages: 1205 - 1224

    

16. Dinoflagellate Cysts in Coastal Sediments as Indicators of Eutrophication: A Case of Gwangyang Bay, South Sea of Korea

    • So-Young Kim
    • Chang-Ho Moon
    • Dhong-Il Lim

    Note 08 August 2009 Pages: 1225 - 1233