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Richard A. MacKenzie, Auteur ; Michele Dionne, Auteur ; Jeremy Miller, Auteur ; Michael Haas, Auteur ; Pamela A. Morgan, AuteurFringing marshes are abundant ecosystems that dominate the New England coastline. Despite their abundance, very little baseline data is available from them and few studies have documented the ecosystems services that they provide. This informati[...]
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Robert E. Vincent, Auteur ; David M. Burdick, Auteur ; Michele Dionne, AuteurAnthropogenic activities in New England salt marshes have altered hydrologic flows in various ways, but unintended consequences from some types of habitat modifications have received little attention. Specifically, ditches have existed on salt m[...]
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Robert E. Vincent, Auteur ; David M. Burdick, Auteur ; Michele Dionne, AuteurSalt marsh plant communities are regulated by feedback processes involving hydrologic regimes, disturbance, and marsh physical characteristics, and as expected differ among habitat types. Using three barrier beach salt marshes along the Gulf of [...]
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Pamela A. Morgan, Auteur ; Michele Dionne, Auteur ; Richard MacKenzie, Auteur ; Jeremy Miller, AuteurFringing marshes are important but often overlooked components of estuarine systems. Due to their relatively small size and large edge to area ratio, they are particularly vulnerable to impacts from adjacent upland development. Because current s[...]
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Robert E. Vincent, Auteur ; Michele Dionne, Auteur ; David M. Burdick, Auteur ; Erik A. Hobbie, AuteurHigh marsh pools are natural features in New England salt marshes that provide important subtidal refuge for the dominant resident fish, Fundulus heteroclitus (mummichog). F. heteroclitus is considered an important component in the trophic trans[...]
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Alyson L. Eberhardt, Auteur ; David M. Burdick, Auteur ; Michele Dionne, Auteur ; Robert E. Vincent, AuteurDespite the fact that Anguilla rostrata (American eel) are frequently captured in salt marshes, their role in salt marsh food webs and the influence of human impacts, such as tidal restrictions, on this role remains unclear. To better understand[...]
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Megan C. Tyrrell, Auteur ; Michele Dionne, Auteur ; Sarah A. Eberhardt, AuteurSalt marsh fucoid algae are a conspicuous component of north temperate marshes, yet comparatively little research has been conducted to examine their ecological effects. We examined the influence of salt marsh fucoids on physical conditions and [...]
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Kristin R. Wilson, Auteur ; Joseph T. Kelley, Auteur ; Arie Croitoru, Auteur ; Michele Dionne, Auteur ; Daniel F. Belknap, Auteur ; Robert Steneck, AuteurSalt pools are water-filled depressions common to north-temperate salt marshes. In Wells, ME, USA, cores reveal a unique salt pool signature consisting of water-saturated dark-gray mud often containing fragments of Ruppia maritima. Cores through[...]
