The Everglades Florida Bay and Coral Reefs of the Florida Keys An Ecosystem Sourcebook 1st Edition by James Porter ISBN 978-1420039412 1420039412
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Author: James W. Porter
Table of contents:
Section I – Florida Everglades A. Hydrology and Nutrients
Chapter 1
The Past, Present, and Future Hydrology and Ecology of Lake Okeechobee and Its Watersheds.
Alan D. Steinman, Karl E. Havens, Hunter J. Carrick, and Randy VanZee
Chapter 2 The Effects of Altered Hydrology on the Ecology of the Everglades.
Fred Sklar, Christopher McVoy, Randy VanZee, Dale E. Gawlik, Ken Tarboton, David Rudnick, ShiLi Miao, and Tom Armentano
Chapter 3 Effects of Anthropogenic Phosphorus Inputs on the Everglades
Paul V. McCormick, Susan Newman, ShiLi Miao, Dale E. Gawlik, Darlene Marley, K. Ramesh Reddy, and Tom D. Fontaine
Chapter 4
Quantifying the Effects of Low-Level Phosphorus Additions on Unenriched Everglades Wetlands with In Situ Flumes and Phosphorus Dosing…
Daniel L. Childers, Ronald D. Jones, Joel C. Trexler, Chris Buzzelli, Susan Dailey, Adrienne L. Edwards, Evelyn E. Gaiser, Krish Jayachandaran, Anna Kenne, David Lee, John F. Meeder, Joseph H.K. Pechmann, Amy Renshaw, Jennifer Richards, Michael Rugge, Leonard J. Scinto, Pierre Sterling, and Will Van Gelder
B. Biota
Chapter 5
Ecological Scale and Its Implications for Freshwater Fishes in the Florida Everglades
Joel C. Trexler, William F. Loftus, Frank Jordan, John H. Chick, Karen L. Kandl, Thomas C. McElroy, and Oron L. Bass, Jr.
Chapter 6
Linkages Between the Snail Kite Population and Wetland Dynamics in a Highly Fragmented South Florida Hydroscape.
Wiley M. Kitchens, Robert E. Bennetts, and Donald L. DeAngelis
Chapter 7 Multi-Taxon Analysis of the “White Zone,” a Common Ecotonal Feature of South Florida Coastal Wetlands
Michael S. Ross, Evelyn E. Gaiser, John F. Meeder, and Matthew T. Lewin
C. Ecosystem Modeling
Chapter 8 Modeling Ecosystem and Population Dynamics on the South Florida Hydroscape
Donald L. DeAngelis, Sarah Bellmund, Wolf M. Mooij, M. Philip Nott, E. Jane Comiskey, Louis J. Gross, Michael A. Huston, and Wilfried F. Wolff
Chapter 9 Maps and GIS Databases for Environmental Studies of the Everglades..
Roy Welch, Marguerite Madden, and Robert Doren
Chapter 10 Nitrous Oxide, Methane, and Carbon Dioxide Fluxes from South Florida Habitats During the Transition from Dry to Wet Seasons: Potential Impacts of Everglades Drainage and Flooding on the Atmosphere
Thomas J. Goreau and William Zamboni de Mello
Section II – Florida Bay
A. Water Movements and Chemistry
Chapter 11 Transport Processes Linking South Florida Coastal Ecosystems
Thomas N. Lee, Elizabeth Williams, Elizabeth Johns, Doug Wilson, and Ned P. Smith
Chapter 12 Regional-Scale and Long-Term Transport Patterns in the Florida Keys Ned P. Smith and Patrick A. Pitts
Chapter 13 The Transport of Terrestrial Nutrients to South Florida Coastal Waters.
Larry E. Brand
Chapter 14 Linkages Between the South Florida Peninsula and Coastal Zone:
A Sediment-Based History of Natural and Anthropogenic Influences.
Terry A. Nelsen, Ginger Garte, Charles Featherstone, Harold R. Wanless, John H. Trefry, Woo-Jun Kang, Simone Metz, Carlos Alvarez-Zarikian, Terri Hood, Peter Swart, Geoffrey Ellis, Pat Blackwelder, Leonore Tedesco, Catherine Slouch, Joseph F. Pachut, and Mike O’Neal
Chapter 15 Rapid Remote Assessments of Salinity and Ocean Color in Florida Bay.
Eurico J. D’Sa, James B. Zaitzeff, Charles S. Yentsch, Jerry L. Miller, and Russell Ives
Chapter 16 Spatial and Temporal Patterns of Phytoplankton in Florida Bay: Utility of Algal Accessory Pigments and Remote Sensing to Assess Bloom Dynamics…..
Laurie L. Richardson and Paul V. Zimba
Chapter 17 Modern Diatom Distributions in Florida Bay: A Preliminary Analysis Jacqueline K. Huvane
Chapter 18 Seagrass Distribution in South Florida: A Multi-Agency Coordinated Monitoring Program…
James W. Fourqurean, Michael J. Durako, Margaret O. Hall, and Lee N. Hefty
Chapter 19 Patterns of Change in the Seagrass-Dominated Florida Bay Hydroscape.
Michael J. Durako, Margaret O. Hall, and Manuel Merello
Chapter 20 Linkages Between Estuarine and Reef Fish Assemblages: Enhancement by the Presence of Well-Developed Mangrove Shorelines
Janet A. Ley and Carole C. McIvor
Chapter 21 Nesting Patterns of Roseate Spoonbills in Florida Bay 1935-1999: Implications of Landscape Scale Anthropogenic Impacts…
Jerome J. Lorenz, John C. Ogden, Robin D. Bjork, and George V. N. Powell
Section III – Florida Reef Tract
A. Water Movements and Nutrients
Chapter 22 A View from the Bridge: External and Internal Forces Affecting the Ambient Water Quality of the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary (FKNMS).
Joseph N. Boyer and Ronald D. Jones
Chapter 23 Biotic Phase-Shifts in Florida Bay and Fore Reef Communities of the Florida Keys: Linkages with Historical Freshwater Flows and Nitrogen Loading from Everglades Runoff…
Brian E. Lapointe, William R. Matzie, and Peter J. Barile
Chapter 24 Shoreline Nutrients and Chlorophyll a in the Florida Keys, 1994-1997: A Preliminary Analysis
Brian D. Keller and Arthur Itkin
Chapter 25 Tidal and Meteorological Influences on Shallow Marine Groundwater Flow in the Upper Florida Keys…..
Christopher D. Reich, Eugene A. Shinn, Todd D. Hickey, and Ann B. Tihansky
Chapter 26 The “Ostrich” Component of the Multiple Stressor Model: Undermining South Florida…
Sydney T. Bacchus
B. Reef Biota
Chapter 27 Detection of Coral Reef Change by the Florida Keys Coral Reef Monitoring Project…..
James W. Porter, Vladimir Kosmynin, Kathryn L. Patterson, Karen G. Porter, Walter C. Jaap, Jennifer L. Wheaton, Keith Hackett, Matt Lybolt, Chris P. Tsokos, George Yanev, Douglas M. Marcinek, John Dotten, David Eaken, Matt Patterson, Ouida W. Meier, Mike Brill, and Phillip Dustan
Chapter 28 The Influence of Nearshore Waters on Corals of the Florida Reef Tract. Clayton B. Cook, Erich M. Mueller, M. Drew Ferrier, and Eric Annis
Chapter 29 Differential Coral Recruitment Patterns in the Florida Keys………….
Jennifer 1. Tougas and James W. Porter
Chapter 30 Aspergillosis of Sea Fan Corals: Disease Dynamics in the Florida Keys….. Kiho Kim and C. Drew Harvell
Section IV – Policy, Management, and Conservation
Chapter 31 Water Quality Concerns in the Florida Keys: Sources, Effects, and Solutions……. William L. Kruczynski and Fred McManus
Chapter 32 The Role of the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary in the South Florida Ecosystem Restoration Initiative.
Billy D. Causey
Chapter 33 The Role of a Nonprofit Organization, Reef Relief, in Protecting Coral Reefs.
DeeVon Quirolo
Section V – International Analog: An Integrated Watershed Approach to Coral Reef Management in Negril, Jamaica
Chapter 34 Patterns of Coral Reef Development in the Negril Marine Park: Necessity for a Whole Watershed Management Plan…… 917
Karen G. Porter, James W. Porter, Delene W. Porter, Katy Thacker, Courtney Black, Webster Gabbidon, Linval Getten, Craig Quirolo, Douglas M. Marcinek, and Phillip Dustan
Chapter 35 Community-Based Water Quality and Coral Reef Monitoring in the Negril Marine Park, Jamaica: Land-Based Nutrient Inputs and Their Ecological Consequences .939
Brian E. Lapointe and Katy Thacker
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