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KELLNER, Julie B. UCSB PhD Dissertation COMPLETED
June 2004
Spatial dynamics of marine reserves: the importance of
fish movement and harvester redistribution.
ROSE, Wendy L. UCD PhD Dissertation COMPLETED
March 2005
Using an integrated approach to evaluate apoptosis as a
biomarker response in estuarine fishes.
ROEPKE, Troy A. UCD PhD Dissertation COMPLETED
June 2005
Estradiol and endocrine disrupting compound effects on echinoderm
reproduction and development: developmental sensitivities and defense
mechanisms.
BROOKS, Daniel UCSB MS Thesis COMPLETED
June 2005
Microbial community composition and diversity changes in
response to storms on the Santa Ana River, CA.
NORRIS, A. Sarah UCD MS Thesis COMPLETED
September 2005
Biomarkers of cadmium exposure in the wetland plant
Spartina foliosa: a laboratory experiment with field validation.
MULITSCH, Melinda J UCD PhD Dissertation COMPLETED
December 2005
Remote sensing of California estuaries: monitoring
climate change and invasive species.
CORDOVA, Ana Lucia UCD PhD Dissertation COMPLETED
December 2005
Effects of pollutant and antibiotic gradients on salt
marsh sediment microbial communities.
CAO, Yiping UCSB PhD Dissertation COMPLETED
June 2006
Microbial ecological investigation in salt marshes --
impacts of metal and nitrate pollution.
BASTON, David S. UCD PhD Dissertation ANTICIPATED
December 2006
Recombinant cell bioassay approaches for detection and
relative quantitation of endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs) in sediment and
soil.
FLEMING, Emily J. UCD PhD Dissertation ANTICIPATED
Spring 2007
Contributions of sulfate- and iron-reducing bacteria to
mercury methylation in estuarine and freshwater sediments of northern
California.
HECHINGER, Ryan F. UCSB PhD Dissertation ANTICIPATED
Spring 2007
Trematodes as indicators of the diversity and abundance
of benthic invertebrates, fishes, birds, and trophic links in coastal wetlands.
FAIRBAIRN, Elise A. UCD PhD Dissertation ANTICIPATED
Summer 2007
Nuclear accumulation of AY-catenin as an indicator of
abnormal axial development in vertebrate embryos exposed to PAHs.
