It includes peer-reviewed research papers, agency and contract reports, books and book chapters, published correspondence, and book reviews. Authors include current and former Executive Directors, faculty, scientists, postdoctoral employees, and staff members.
Copies of specific papers can be requested by contacting info lumcon. Boesch DF, Rosenberg R. Response to stress in marine benthic communities. Stress effects on natural ecosystems. New York: John Wiley. Life history. The impact of zooplankton grazing on phytoplankton in continental shelf regions of the northeast United States, and in the southeast Bering Sea.
Hoese HD. Some effects of fresh water on the Atchafalaya Bay system. Boesch DF. Causes and consequences of coastal erosion and wetlands modification in Louisiana. Causes and effects of shelf oxygen depletion: lessons from the New York Bight episode. Ecosystem consequences of alterations of benthic community structure and function in the New York Bight region. In: Mayer GF, editor. Ecological stress in the New York Bight: science and management.
Boesch DF, editor. A radiographic examination of physical and biogenic sedimentary structures in the Chesapeake Bay. Maryland Geological Survey, Report of Investigations no. Letter to the editorβA response: Grazing by copepods in the Peru upwelling. Deep Sea Research. Part A, Oceanographic Research Papers. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences. The feeding, respiration, and excretion of zooplankton in the Bering Sea during a spring bloom.
The biogenic structure of lower Chesapeake Bay sediments. Report of Investigations no. Spatial and temporal resource use by dominant benthic Amphipoda Ampeliscidae and Corophiidae on the Middle Atlantic Bight outer continental shelf. Marine Ecology Progress Series. Effects of toxic substances on communities and ecosystems.
