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Completed Research

• Structure, Function and Evolution of Authigenic, Methane-Derived Carbonate Ecosystems
• Macrophyte-induced variability in coastal ocean pH and consequences for invertebrate larvae (Christina Frieder)
• Determining cetacean population structure: can ecological knowledge improve predictions of structure? (Alyson Fleming)
• Methane seep food webs and the role of microbes(Andrew Thurber)
• Connectivity of Garibaldi in So. California rocky reefs (Geoff Cook)
• Temporal and Spatial Scales of Variability in Bivalve Connectivity
• Declining Oxygenation and pH of the Eastern Pacific Margin
• Macrofaunal Communities of Hydrothermal Sediments
• Exploration of Chemosynthetic Habitats of the New Zealand Region
• Metazoan Life at Extreme Sulfide Concentrations: The ecology and evolution of Dorvilleidae at methane seeps
• Restoration in Venice Lagoon: salt marsh food webs and subtidal bank communities
• Methane Seeps under Hypoxia: Ocean Exploration
• Community and ecosystem-level effects of Cordgrass invasion in Pacific Coast estuaries
• Control of benthic community structure and bioturbation by oxygen in the Arabian Sea
• Trophic linkages in created and natural salt marshes
• Alteration of Wetland Habitat by Two Exotic Invertebrates
• Faunal recovery in restored wetlands California SeaGrant, March 97 - Feb. 2000
• Influence of Phragmites invasion on the fauna of Connecticut tidal wetlands, Marine Estuarine Research Program and Connecticut Sea Grant, 1 March 1999 to 28 April 2000
• Restoration of coastal wetlands: Colonization enhancement and evaluation of trophic function
• Improving ecosystem-level function of artificial armored shorelines
• Invertebrate and algal succession in the Tijuana R. Estuary
• Trophic recovery of a restored salt marsh (Mission Bay after 6 years)
• Community ecology, nutrition and sulfide control of macrofauna at Pacific methane seeps
• Bioturbation and organic matter preservation across the oxygen minimum zone (Pakistan Margin)
• Biological Response to Catastrophic Disturbance on the Aleutian Margin, Gulf of Alaska

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