Late Holocene sea-level rise in Tampa Bay: Integrated reconstruction using biomarkers, pollen, organic-walled dinoflagellate cysts, and diatoms   Publication Date:   2010 Creator:   J.S. Sinninghe Damste E.E Van Soelen E.I. Lammertsma H. Cremer T.H. Donders F. Sangiorgi G.R. Brooks R.A. Larson F. Wagner-Cremer G.J. Reichart Publisher.Display:   Elsevier Subjects.Display:   Florida Climate change Sea Level rise estuaries marine ecosystems Source Institution:   Florida International University Late Holocene sea-level rise in Tampa Bay: Integrated reconstruction using biomarkers, pollen, organic-walled dinoflagellate cysts, and diatoms	Rolling Easements   Publication Date:   2011 Creator:   James G. Titus Publisher.Display:   United States Environmental Protection Agency Subjects.Display:   Climate change estuaries Sea level coastal management Source Institution:   Florida International University Rolling Easements
Some Seasonal Fisheries Trends and Effects of a 1000 cfs Fresh Water Discharge on the Fishes and Macroinvertebrates in the St. Lucie Estuary, Florida   Publication Date:   1980-01 Creator:   South Florida Water Management District ( Contributor ) Startzman, J. Robb Haunert, Daniel E. Publisher.Display:   South Florida Water Management District Format:   PDF, 133 pages, illustrations, charts, maps Subjects.Display:   Martin County (Fla.) Saint Lucie County (Fla.) Saint Lucie River Estuary (Fla.) Estuarine fisheries Estuaries -- Florida Source Institution:   Florida International University Some Seasonal Fisheries Trends and Effects of a 1000 cfs Fresh Water Discharge on the Fishes and Macroinvertebrates in the St. Lucie Estuary, Florida	Variable responses within epiphytic and benthic microalgal communities to nutrient enrichment   Publication Date:   2006 Creator:   Fourqurean, James W. Armitage, Anna R. Frankovich, Thomas A. Publisher.Display:   Springer Subjects.Display:   Seagrasses -- Florida -- Florida Bay Food chains (Ecology) -- Florida -- Florida Bay Chemotaxonomy -- Florida -- Florida Bay Estuaries -- Florida -- Florida Bay Source Institution:   Florida International University Variable responses within epiphytic and benthic microalgal communities to nutrient enrichment