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LITERATURE ASSESSMENT OF THE CHARLOTTE HARBOR ESTUARINE

SYSTEM AND SURROUNDING AREA, SOUTHWEST FLORIDA

By Yvonne E. Stoker and George A. Karavitis

Open-File Report 83-127

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FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION,

FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES,

FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AND COMMUNITY AFFAIRS,

SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT,

SOUTHWEST FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL, and

SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF TOE INTERIOR

JAMES G. WATT, Secretary

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

Dallas L. Peck, Director

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District Chief Open-File Services Section U.S. Geological Survey Western Distribution Branch 325 John Knox Road U.S. Geological Survey Suite F-240 Box 25425, Federal Center Tallahassee, Florida 32303 Denver, Colorado 80225 CONTENTS

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iv LITERATURE ASSESSMENT OF THE CHARLOTTE HARBOR ESTUARINE SYSTEM AND SURROUNDING AREA, SOUTHWEST FLORIDA

By Yvonne E. Stoker and George A. Karavitis

ABSTRACT

The Governor of Florida established the Charlotte Harbor Resource Planning and Management Committee to recommend the course of action Florida should take in planning for potential growth in the rapidly growing areas surrounding Charlotte Harbor. In May 1981, the U.S. Geological Survey began a planning study to determine detailed hydrologic study needs of the Charlotte Harbor area, A literature search of available data and reports pertaining to the Charlotte Harbor estuarine system and surrounding area resulted in 1,288 references. An automated bibliographic system was developed for storage, editing, and publica tion. This report contains all references collected during this search.

The report contains two principal sections. The first section lists the references alphabetically by author; these references are assigned sequential numbers from 1 to 1,288. The second section is an index listing 68 subjects. Listed under each subject are those references, by assigned number, that deal with that particular subject. INTRODUCTION

The Governor of Florida established the Charlotte Harbor Resource Planning and Management Committee for the purpose of recommending the course of action that Florida should take in planning for potential growth in the rapidly grow ing areas surrounding Charlotte Harbor. This committee was composed of members of local, regional, and State agencies. In June 1980, the U.S. Geological Survey, in cooperation with the Technical Advisory Committee of the Charlotte Harbor Resource Planning and Management Committee, prepared a proposal for a comprehensive environmental assessment study of the Charlotte Harbor area. In May 1981, a planning study was initiated by the U.S. Geological Survey to deter mine detailed hydrologic study needs of the Charlotte Harbor area. The approxi mate study area is shown below.

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APPROXIMATE BOUNDARY OF THE CHARLOTTE HARBOR STUDY Specific water-resources problems and the objectives, approach, data col lection and analysis, methodologies, personnel needs, and costs for the proposed comprehensive study of the harbor were evaluated. The results of this study were outlined in the unpublished draft report, "Plan of Study Environmental Assessment of the Charlotte Harbor Estuarine System and Surrounding Area, South west Florida," by J. F. Turner and Y. E. Stoker. The committee included the proposed comprehensive study as part of their recommendations to the Governor in the fall cf 1981.

Some minor changes and refinements to the study plans have been made since the comprehensive study was approved by the Governor and included in the State budget for fiscal year 1982-83. The plan of study has been a flexible tool in guiding the first year of reconnaissance data assessment and collection on Charlotte Harbor.

A literature search of available data and reports pertaining to the Charlotte Harbor area was made to assess what is currently known about the harbor and its contributing drainage basins. This bibliography, which lists 1,288 references, is the result of that effort.

Several published bibliographies were major sources of information. Bib liographies by Morris and Miller (1975) and Estevez (1981), sequence numbers 0781 and 0277, respectively, on publications pertaining to the Charlotte Harbor estuarine system and surrounding coastal areas supplied the most information and greatly aided this effort. The report by Estevez also included information on the Peace River basin. A literature assessment of the Peace River basin by the Southwest Florida Water Management District (1981), sequence number 1013, and a report "U.S. Geological Survey reports on tjie water-resources of Florida, 1886-1980" by Hoy, Simmons, and Claiborne (1981), U.S. Geological Survey Open- File Report 81-816, also provided literature on the contributing drainage basins into Charlotte Harbor. In addition to these sources, local, state, and regional agencies and the University of South Florida library were searched for reference material. The abstract services of the Water Resources Scientific Information Center and the University of South Florida were contacted for background reports, documents, and data. This list of references is a preliminary assessment of literature pertinent to Charlotte Harbor and its drainage system. During the course of the study, it likely will be found that all of the listed literature is not pertinent and that additional literature may be found pertinent to the study. Included in this listing are selected studies on other estuaries that may aid in determining methodologies of study and procedures of analysis for the Charlotte Harbor comprehensive study.

REPORT ORGANIZATION

This report contains two major sections a bibliography, listed alphabet ically by author, and a subject index, listed alphabetically by subject. The subject index lists 68 subject keywords, from air quality through wetlands. Listed under each subject category are those references, by assigned number, that deal with that particular subject.

Some reports or abstracts were not available for subject indexing. In those cases, assignment of keywords was based on the title. Many reports were not easily classified or were not relevant to the proposed comprehensive study but pertained to Charlotte Harbor. These reports are listed under "Miscellaneous." The type of report typically found in the "Miscellaneous" category includes historic expeditions; archeology; critiques and reviews of .other reports; newspaper and magazine articles; animal behavior; indexes to ainage basins, ports, springs, fish, animals, and data sites; turtle and bird- nesting sites; and bibliographies and literature reviews.

Each reference in the bibliographic section (pages 1-A to 120-A) is assigned a sequence number that corresponds to the number found in the Subject Index. To use this bibliography by subject, refer to the Subject Index (pages 1-B to 14-B) to find the sequence number of references listed under that particular subject. For example, to find a report with information on the water quality of Charlotte Harbor, consult page 3-B in the Subject Index for the list of reference sequence numbers under "Charlotte Harbor Water Quality." The first sequence number listed is 0008, which is found on page 1-A of the Bibliographic Section:

0008 Alberts, J., Hanke, A. R., and Harriss, R. C., 1970, Studies on the Geochemistry and Hydrography of the Charlotte Harbor Estuary, Florida, Progress Report No. 1: Charlotte Harbor.Estuarine Studies, Mote Marine Laboratory, 34 p.

This bibliography does not conform strictly with the format required by U.S. Geological Survey reports and should not be used by Survey authors for purposes of compiling a reference list. BIBLIOGRAPHY

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0006 AGRICO CHEMICAL COMPANY, 1977, MASTER MINING PLAN FOR THE EXTENSION OF FORT GREEN AND PAYNE CREEK MINES INTO HARDEE COUNTY (TWO VOLUMES): IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, HD 111.A35.

0007 ALBERTS, J. , HANKE, A.R., AND HARRISS, R.C., 1969, STUDIES ON THE GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE CHARLOTTE HARBOR ESTUARY, PROGRESS REPORT I: BUREAU OF COASTAL ZONE PLANNING, DECEMBER 1969, 6 P. 0008 ALBERTS, J., HANKE, A.R., AND HARRISS, R.C., 1970, STUDIES ON THE GEOCHEMISTRY AND HYDROGRAPHY OF THE CHARLOTTE HARBOR ESTUARY, FLORIDA, PROGRESS REPORT NO. 1: CHARLOTTE HARBOR ESTUARINE STUDIES, MOTE MARINE LABORATORY, 34 P. 0009 ALBERTS, J., MATTRAW, H.C., HARRISS, R.C., AND HANKE, A.R., 1970, PROGRESS REPORT NO. II, STUDIES ON THE GEOCHEMISTRY AND HYDROGRAPHY OF THE CHARLOTTE HARBOR ESTUARY, FLORIDA: MOTE MARINE LABORATORY, JULY 1970. 0010 ALEXANDER, T., AND CROOK, A., 1975, RECENT AND LONG-TERM VEGETATION CHANGES AMD PATTERNS IN SOUTH FLORIDA: PART II: SOUTH FLORIDA ECOLOGY STUDY, NTIS PB-264-462.

1-A 0011 ALLEN, D. M., 1968, MORTALITY RATES IN'POPULATIONS OF PINK SHRIMP, PENAEUS DUORARUM, ON THE SANIBEL AMD TORTUGAS GROUNDS: U.S. FISH AND V7ILDLIFE SERVICE, FISHERY BULLETIN, V. 66, NO. 3, P. 491-502. 0012 ALTSCHULER, Z.S., CATHCART, J.B., AND YOUNG, E.J., 1964, GEOLOGY AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE BONE VALLEY FORMATION AND ITS PHOSPHATE DEPOSITS, WEST-CENTRAL FLORIDA: GUIDEBOOK, FIELD TRIP NO. 6, GSA ANNUAL MEETING, MIAMI BEACH, NOVEMBER 1964. 0013 ALVAREZ, K.C., 1974, REPORT Ort THE OCTOBER 14, 15, 1974, OH-SITE INSPECTION: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES EEL PROGRAM.

0014 ALVAREZ, K.C., 1978, MYAKKA RIVER STATE PARK AND ITS IMPORTANCE TO THE MYAKKA RIVER SYSTEM: J.L. LINGER, EDITOR, SARASOTA COUNTY, FLORIDA. 0015 ALVERSON, KENT, AND WILCOX, WILLIAM, 1977, A COMMUNITY DEVELOPER'S ROLE IN ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING AMD MONITORING J. SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION, JULY-AUGUST, 1977, ENVIRONMENTAL QUALTY LABORATORY, INC., V. 32, NO. 4, 183 P.

0016 AMERICAN FISHERIES SOCIETY, EDITORS, 1966, A SYMPOSIUM OF ESTUARINE FISHERIES: AMERICAN FISHERIES SOCIETY, SPEC. PUBL. NO. 3, WASHINGTON, D.C.

0017 AMERICAN PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION, 1975, STANDARD METHODS FOR THE EXAMINATION OF WATER AND WASTE-WATER, 14TH EDITION: APHA-AWWA-WPCF, EDS, AMERICAN PUB. HEALTH ASSOCIATION, WASHINGTION, D.C., 1193 P. 0018 ANDERSON, D. W., AND HICKEY, J.J., 1970, OOLOGICAL DATA ON EGG AND BREEDING CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BROWN PELICAN: THE WILSON BULLETIN, V. 82, NO. 1, 15 P. 0019 ANDERSON, R.C., 1981, A LAND USE AND WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR THE SIX MILE CYPRESS STRAND AND SURROUNDING AREA: DIVISION OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA, 38 P.

0020 ANDERSON, R.C., 1981, A LAND USE AND ZONING STUDY FOR LOVERS KEY AND INNER KEY, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: DIVISION OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, 12 P. 0021 ANDERSON, WARREN, 1971, TEMPERATURE OF FLORIDA STREAMS: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY, MAP SERIES NO. 43, REVISED 1975.

2-A 0022 ANDREWS, ALLEN, 1950, A YANK PIONEER IN FLORIDA: CHAPTER XLV, P. 247-252.

0023 ANDREWS, J.D., 1964, EFFECT OF RIVER FLOW REGULATION BY SALEM CHURCH DAM ON MARINE ORGANISMS: VIRGINIA INSTITUTE MARINE SCIENCE, SPECIAL REPORTS IN APPLIED SCIENCE AND OCEAN ENGINEERING NO. 4, 16 P. 0024 ANNAS, J. A., 1980, PLANNING AND ZONING ISSUES REGARDING LOVERS KEY, INNER KEY, BLACK ISLAND AND ASSOCIATE ISLANDS.

0025 ANONYMOUS, (NO DATE), A TENTATIVE CHECKLIST OF THE MAMMALS OF SAMIBEL ISLAND, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION, 3 P. 0026 ANONYMOUS, (NO DATE), ADDITIONS TO THE SANIBEL-CAPTIVA FLORA: SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION, 3 P.

0027 ANONYMOUS, (NO DATE), PROPOSAL FOR DECLARATION OF SANIBEL-CAPTIW AS A CRITICAL STATE AREA: SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION, 38 P.

0028 ANONYMOUS, 1979, SANIBEL ISLAND TRIES TO CONTROL RUNAWAY GROWTH: PLANNING, V. 45, NO. 2, P. 30. 0029 APPLIED BIOLOGY, INC., 1976, ECOLOGICAL PARAMETER MONITORING AT THE FORT MYERS PLANT, FLORIDA POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY: ATLANTA, GEORGIA.

0030 APPLIN, P.L., AND APPLIN, E.R., 1965, THE COMANCHE SERIES AMD ASSOCIATED ROCKS IN THE SUBSURFACE IN CENTRAL AND SOUTH FLORIDA: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY PROFESSIONAL PAPER 447, 84 P. 0031 ARCHBOLD BIOLOGICAL STATION, 1977, FISH AND WILDLIFE INVENTORY OF THE SEVEN-COUNTY REGION INCLUDED IN THE CENTRAL FLORIDA PHOSPHATE INDUSTRY AREAWIDE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDY: U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, CONTRACT NO. 14-16-0009-77-005. 0032 ARDAMAN AND ASSOCIATES, INC., 1972, LITTLE PAYNE CREEK-SOIL EXPLORATION, ANALYSIS AMD DESIGN OF EARTH EMBANKMENT-POLK COUNTY, FLORIDA: IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, S 591/.A7. 0033 ARDAMAN AND ASSOCIATES, INC., 1979, DEVELOPMENT OF REGIONAL IMPACT APPLICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL PHOSPHATE MINING AND CHEMICAL FERTILIZER COMPLEX: HARDEE COUNTY, FLORIDA.

3-A 0034 ARIATHURAI, R., MACARTHUR, R.C., AMD KRONE, R.B., 1977, MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF ESTUARIAL SEDIMENT TRANSPORT: FOR THE U.S. ARMY CHIEF OF ENGINEERS, WASHINGTON, D.C., CONTRACT NO.DACW39-75-C-0080, 158 P. 0035 ARMSTRONG, N., 1979, EFFECTS OF ALTERED FRESHWATER INFLOW ON ESTUARINE SYSTEMS. PROCEEDINGS OF THE GULF OF MEXICO COASTAL ECOSYSTEMS WORKSHOP, W. PULICH, J.W. KATHREIN, AND J.P. WOOLSTENHULME, EDITORS: U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE, FWS/OBS-80/30.

0036 AUDUBON SOCIETY, SANIBEL-CAPTIVA, 1968, SOME PLANTS THAT ATTRACT BIRDS: SANIBEL-CAPTIVA AUDUBON SOCIETY, 2 P.

0037 AVERSON, K.A., AND WILKOX, W.H., 1977, A COMMUNITY DEVELOPER'S ROLE IN ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING AND MONITORING JOURNAL SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION V. 32, NO. 4, P. 18-33.

0038 BAKER, J.M., 1971, SEASONAL EFFECTS OF OIL POLLUTION ON SALT MARSH VEGETATION: OIKOS, V. 22, P. 106-110.

0039 BALDRIDGE, H. D. JR., 1975, TEMPERATURE PATTERNS IN THE LONG-RANGE PREDICTION OF RED TIDE IN FLORIDA WATERS: PROCEEDINGS OF THE 1ST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON TOXIC DINOFLAGELLATE BLOOMS, NOVEMBER 1974, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS.

0040 BALDRIDGE, H. D. JR., 1977, RED TIDE RESEARCH AT THE MOTE MARINE LABORATORY A FIVE YEAR STATUS REPORT: MOTE MARINE LABORATORY, SARASOTA, FLORIDA. JUNE 30, 1977, 40 P. 0041 BALDWIN, L.B., 1975, AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES TO REDUCE NON-POINT POLLUTION IN THE OKEECHOBEE-KISSIMMEE BASIN: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, TECHNICAL SERIES, V.I, NO. 4.

0042 BALL, M.M., SHIMN, G., AND STOCKMAN, K., 1967, THE GEOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF HURRICAN DONNA IN SOUTH FLORIDA: JOURNAL OF GEOLOGY, V. 75, P. 583-597. 0043 BALOGH, F., ERWIN, A., AND JOHNSON, W., 1977, EFFECTS OF POINT SOURCE POLLUTANTS IN A SEMI-TROPICAL ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT: LEE COUNTY DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION.

4-A 0044 BANKS, R.S., AHDMISSIMER, T.M., 1981 r LITHOSTRATIGRAPHY OF THE HAWTHORNE FORMATION AND SUWANNEE LIMESTONE OF NORTHERN PINE ISLAND, LEE COUNTY: FLORIDA SCIENTIST, V. 44, SUPPLEMENT, P. 41.

0045 BARADA, W., AND PARTINGTON, W., 1972, REPORT OF INVESTIGATION OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF PRIVATE WATERFRONT HOMES: ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTER, WINTER PARK, FLORIDA.

0046 BARLOGA, FRED., 1975, CONSIDERATIONS FOR REVIEW OF FLORIDA'S COASTAL CANAL CONSTRUCTION POLICY: 0047 BARNETT, B.S., FERNALD, R.T., GOETZFRIED, A., AND LAU, S.R., 1980, THE FISH AND WILDLIFE REOURCES OF THE CHARLOTTE HARBOR AREA: OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, FLORIDA GAME AND FRESHWATER FISH COMMISSION, VERO BEACH, FLORIDA. 0048 BARNHART, E. A., 1968, DISTRIBUTION BY SIZE OF RHIZOPHORA MANGLE ON A MANGROVE FOREST COASTLINE: NEW COLLEGE, INDEPENDENT STUDY PROJECT, 9 P. PLUS TREEPLOT. 0049 BARRACLOUGH, J. T., AND MARSH, 0. T., 1962, AQUIFERS AND QUALITY OF GROUND WATER ALONG THE GULF COAST OF WESTERN FLORIDA: FLORIDA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY REPORT OF INVESTIGATION 29.

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0059 BENNETT AND BISHOP, INC., 1971, PRELIMINARY STUDY OF DEMANDS AND ALTERNATE WATER SUPPLY SOURCES: FOR THE ISLAND WATER ASSOCIATION, INC., SARASOTA, FLORIDA. 0060 BENNETT AND BISHOP, INC., 1972, LETTERS REGARDING THE PROPOSED OCEAN OUTFALL PIPE IN THE GULF OF MEXICO AT SANIBEL ISLAND AND COMMENTS FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND THE U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS: SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION, 5 P.

0061 BENNETT, BISHOP, AND PASSALACQUA, INC., 1964, PRELIMINARY PROSPECTUS, EXTENSION OF WATER SERVICE, GREATER PINE ISLAND WATER ASSOCIATION, INC.: FOR THE SANIBEL-CAPTIVA WATER ASSOCIATION, SARASOTA, FLORIDA. 0062 BENNETT, BISHOP, AND PASSALACQUA, INC., 1965, FINAL REPORT, TEST WELL PROGRAM, CONTRACT NO. PI-1: FOR THE GREATER PINE ISLAND WATER ASSOCIATION, INC., MATLACHA, FLORIDA, MARCH 1965. 0063 BENSON, M.A., AND GARDNER, R.A., 1974, THE 1971 DROUGHT IN SOUTH FLORIDA AND ITS EFFECT ON THE HYDROLOGIC SYSTEM: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY WATER-RESOURCES INVESTIGATION 12-74.

0064 BEYNON, L.R., ALBERTS, D.A., SARTOR, J.D., MAYER, J.E., COCHRAN, R.A., PAULSON, A.S., AND YATES, R.A., 1975, OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY PLANS: EPA/ARI/USCG CONFERENCE ON PREVENTION AMD CONTROL OF OIL POLLUTION, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, MARCH 25-27, 1975, 271 P.

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0067 BIRNIIAK, B.I., 1974, AN EXAMINATION OF THE INFLUENCE OF FRESHWATER CANAL DISCHARGE ON SALINITY IN SELECTED SOUTHEASTERN FLORIDA ESTUARIES: SOUTH FLORIDA ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECT, MTIS PB-231-610. 0068 BLACK AND ASSOCIATES, INC., 1953, ENGINEERING REPORT, WATER SUPPLY, TREATMENT AND DISTRIBUTION, CITY OF FORT MYERS, FLORIDA: BLACK AND ASSOCIATES, INC., GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA, JOB NO. 295. 0069 BLACK, CROW AND EIDSNESS, INC., (NO DATE), CHAPTER 10 ALTERNATIVE EVALUATIONS - WINTER HAVEN 201 FACILITIES PLAN: FOR POLK COUNTY, IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, TD/433.B55. 0070 BLACK, CROW AND EIDSNESS, INC., (NO DATE), INTERIM REPORT: WATER SUPPLY STUDIES FOR THE CITY OF ARCADIA: IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, TD 2247.F5B5.

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0077 BLAKE, N.J., DOYLE, L.D., AND PYLE, T.E., 1970, AN ECOLOGICAL STUDY IN THE VICINTIY OF THE P.L. BARTOW POWER PLANT, TAMPA BAY, FLORIDA: UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA, DEPARTMENT OF MARINE SCIENCE. 0078 BLAKEY, ARCH FREDERICK, 1973, THE FLORIDA PHOSPHATE INDUSTRY: A HISTORY OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF USE OF A VITAL MINERAL: HARVARD UNIVERSITY PRESS.

0079 BLATCHLEY, WILLIS STANLEY, 1932, IN DAYS AGONE; NOTES ON FAUNA AND FLORA OF SUBTROPICAL FLORIDA IN THE DAYS WHEN MOST OF ITS AREA WAS PRIMEVAL WILDERNESS: NATURE PUBLISHING CO., INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 0080 BLUS, L. J., BELISLE, A.A., AND PROUTY, R.M., 1974, RELATIONS OF THE BROWN PELICAN TO CERTAIN ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS: PESTICIDES MONITORING JOURNAL, V. 7, NO. 3/4, 14 P.

0081 BOGGESS, D.H., 1970, A TEST OF FLUSHING PROCEDURES TO CONTROL SALTWATER INTRUSION AT THE W.P.FRANKLIN DAM NEAR FORT MYERS, FLORIDA: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY INFORMATION CIRCULAR 62, PART 1. 0082 BOGGESS, D.H., 1970, THE MAGNITUDE AND EXTENT OF SALTWATER CONTAMINATION IN THE CALOOSAHATCHEE RIVER BETWEEN LA BELLE AND OLGA, FLORIDA: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY, INFORMATION CIRCULARS 62, PART 2. 0083 BOGGESS, D.H., 1968, WATER SUPPLY PROBLEMS IN SOUTHWEST FLORIDA: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OPEN-FILE REPORT 68003, 27 P.

0084 BOGGESS, D.H., 1970, ORAL REPORT TO LEE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ON SALT WATER INTRUSION ON SANIBEL ISLAND: SANIBEL CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION, 2 P.

0085 BOGGESS, D.I!., 1972, CONTROLLED DISCHARGE FROM THE W.P.FRANKLIN DAM AS A MEANS OF FLUSHING SALINE WATER FROM THE FRESH-WATER REACHES OF THE CALOOSHATCHEE RIVER, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OPEN- FILE REPORT 72028.

8-A 0086 BOGGESS, D.I!., 1972, CORRESPONDENCE CONVEYING RESULTS OF ANALYSIS OF WATER SAMPLES IN THE VICINITY OF SANIBEL PROPERTIES: SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION, 4 P. 0087 BOGGESS, D.H., 1973, CORRESPONDENCE TO LEROY BUTLER, DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY, WINDHAM COLLEGE: SANIBEL CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION, 3 P.

0088 BOGGESS, D.H., 1973, THE EFFECT OF PLUGGING A DEEP ARTESIAN WELL ON CONCENTRATION OF CHLORIDE IN WATER IN TEE WATER-TABLE AQUIFER AT HIGHLAND ESTATES, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OPEN-FILE REPORT 73003.

0089 BOGGESS, D.H., 1974, SALINE GROUND-WATER RESOURCES OF LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OPEN-FILE REPORT 74-247. 0090 BOGGESS, D.H., 1974, THE SHALLOW FRESH-WATER SYSTEM OF SANIBEL ISLAND, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA, WITH EMPHASIS ON SOURCES AMD EFFECTS OF SALINE WATER: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY REPORT OF INVESTIGATION NO. 69. 0091 BOGGESS, D.H., 1975, EFFECTS OF A LANDFILL ON GROUNDWATER QUALITY NEAR FORT MYERS, FLORIDA: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OPEN-FILE REPORT 75594.

0092 BOGGESS, D.H., AMD MISSIMER, T.M., 1975, A RECONNAISSANCE OF HYDROLOGIC CONDITIONS III LEHIGH ACRES AND ADJACENT AREAS OF LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OPEN-FILE REPORT 75055.

0093 BOGGESS, D.H., MISSIMER, T.M., AND O'DONNELL, T.H., 1977, SALINE-WATER INTRUSION RELATED TO WELL CONSTRUCTION IN LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY WATER-RESOURCES INVESTIGATION 77-33.

0094 BOURN, W.S., AND COTTAM, C., 1950, SOME BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF DITCHING TIDEWATER MARSHES: U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE RES. REPORT 19. 0095 BOYNTON, W.R., 1975, ENERGY BASIS OF A COASTAL REGION FRANKLIN COUNTY AND APPALACHICOLA BAY, FLORIDA: PH.D. DISSERTATION, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA.

0096 BRADSHAW AND ASSOCIATES, 1976, SPECIAL REPORT ON THE ESTUARIES-ADA-DEVELOPMENT OF REGIONAL IMPACT: FORT MYERS BEACH, FLORIDA, 234 P.

9-A 0097 BREDER, C.M., 1962, EFFECTS OF A HURRICANE ON THE SMALL FISHES OF A SHALLOW BAY: COPEIA, 1962, V. 2, P. 459-462. 0098 BREDER, C.M., 1940, THE SPAWNING OF MUGIL CEPHALUS ON THE FLORIDA WEST COAST: COPEIA, NO. 2, 2 P. 0099 BREWER, P.G., 1975, MINOR ELEMENTS IN SEA WATER. IN: CHEMICAL OCEANOGRAPHY, 2ND EDITION: J.P. RILEY AND G. SKIRROW, EDITORS, ACADEMIC PRESS, NEW YORK, 606 P. 0100 BREZONIK, P.L., 1972, NITROGEN SOURCES AND TRANSFORMATIONS IN NATURAL WATERS: IN "NUTRIENTS IN NATURAL WATERS", H. ALLEN AND J. KRAMER, EDITORS, JOHN WILEY AND SONS, INC., NEW YORK. 0101 BREZONIK, P.L., AND FEDERICO, A., 1975, EFFECTS OF BACKPUMPING FROM AGRICULTURAL DRAINAGE CANALS ON WATER QU7\LITY IN LAKE OKEECHOBEE: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, TECHNICAL SERIES, V. 1, NO. 1.

0102 BREZONIK, P.L., AND OTHERS, 1979, FACTORS AFFECTING PRIMARY PRODUCTION IN LAKE OKEECHOBEE, FLORIDA: REPORT TO THE FLORIDA SUGAR CANE LEAGUE, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, DEPARTMENT OF ENV. ENGINEERING SCIENCE, NO. 07-79-01.

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0104 BROOKS, H.K., 1974, LAKE OKEECHOBEE: IN ENVIRONMENTS OF SOUTH FLORIDA PAST AND PRESENT, MEMOIR 2, MIAMI GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY, PATRICK J. GLEASON, EDITOR, P. 256-286. 0105 BROWN AND ROOT, INC., 1975, COASTAL SITE.STUDY FOR FLORIDA POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY: REPORT WF-100-4, HOUSTON, TEXAS.

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10-A 0108 BROWN, M. T. , 1976, LEE COUNTY-AN AREA OF RAPID GROWTH: UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, CENTER FOR WETLANDS AND BUREAU OF COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING, DIVISION OF STATE PLANNING.

0109 BROWN, M. T., AND GENOVA, GRANT, (NO DATE), ENERGY INDICES IN THE URBAN PATTERN-AM INDENTIFICATION AND EVALUATION OF ENERGY SYSTEMS, NETWORKS, AND DIAGRAMS: CENTER FOR WETLANDS, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA.

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0143 CARR, W.J., AND ALVERSON, D.C., 1959, STRATIGRAPHY OF MIDDLE TERTIARY ROCKS IN PARTS OF WEST-CENTRAL FLORIDA: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN 1092, 111 P. 0144 CARRETTA RESEARCH TEAM, 1971, ANNUAL REPORTS 1971, CARRETTA RESEARCH, INC.: SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION, 4 P. 0145 CARRETTA RESEARCH, INC., 1973, CARRETTA RESEARCH, INC., ANNUAL REPORT 1973: SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION, 20 P.

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0159 CHARLOTTE COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT, 1975, WATER QUALITY SURVEYS AT SELECTED BATHING AND RECREATION ARE7\S IN CHARLOTTE COUNTY, 1971-1975: CHARLOTTE COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT, 23 P. 0160 CHARLOTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION, 1978, CHARLOTTE COUNTY 201 FACILITIES PLAN: CHARLOTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION, STEP I, DRAFT REPORT, JANUARY 18, 1978.

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0189 CONNERS, E., 1974, EFFECTS OF A DOMESTIC SEWAGE OUTFALL ON THE DISTRIBUTION AND ABUNDANCE OF MARINE BENTHIC POLYCHAETES AND MOLLUSCS: NEW COLLEGE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES PROGRAM. 0190 CONOVER, C.S., AND LEACH, S.D., 1975, RIVER BASIN AND HYDROLOGIC UNIT MAP OF FLORIDA: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY MAP SERIES NO. 72. 0191 CONRAD, T.A., 1846, C/VTALOGUE OF SHELLS INHABITING TAMPA BAY AND OTHER PARTS OF THE FLORIDA COAST: AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SCIENCE (2ND SERIES), V. 2, P. 393-400. 0192 COOKE, C.W., 1945, THE GEOLOGY OF FLORIDA: VOLUME VI IN TEXAS INSTRUMENTS, INC., CENTRAL FLORIDA PHOSPHATE INDUSTRY AREAWIDE IMPACT ASSESSMENT PROGRAM, FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF CONSERVATION, FLORIDA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN NO. 29.

0193 COOLEY, G. R., 1955, THE VEGETATION OF SANIBEL ISLAND, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: RHODORA, V. 57, P.269-289. 0194 COPELAND, B.J., 1970, ESTUARINE CLASSIFICATION AND RESPONSES TO DISTURBANCES: TRANS. AMERICAN FISH. SOCIETY, V. 99, P. 826-835. 0195 COSTELLO, T.J., AND ALLEN, D.M., 1966, MIGRATIONS AND GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION OF PINK SHRIMP PENAEUS DUORARUM OF THE TORTUGAS AND SANIBIL GROUNDS, FLORIDA: FISHERY BULLETIN, V. 65, P. 449-459.

18-A 0196 COTTAM, C., AMD BOURN, W.S., 1952, COASTAL MARSHES ADVERSELY AFFECTED BY DRAINAGE AND DROUGHT: TRANS. NORTH AMERICAN V7ILDLIFE CONFERENCE, V. 17, P. 414-421. 0197 COURTENAY, W.R. , SAHLANAN, H.F., MILEY, W.W.II, AND HERREMA, D.J., 1974, EXOTIC FISHES IN FRESH AND BRACKISH WATERS OF FLORIDA: BIOLOGICAL CONSERVATION, V. 6, NO. 4, P. 292-302. 0198 COVINGTOM, J. S. , 1957, THE STORY OF SOUTHWESTERN FLORIDA: LEWIS HISTORICAL PUBLISHING CO., NEW YORK, 140 P. 0199 COWARDIN, L.M., CARTER, V., GOLET, F.C., AND LAROE, E.T., 1979, CLASSIFICATION OF WETLANDS AND DEEPWATER HABITATS OF THE UNITED STATES: U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE, U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C., 103 P. 0200 COX, S.C., 1978, EVALUATION OF SOILS ON GASPARILLA ISLAND: U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE, REPORT TO GASPARILLA ISLAND CONSERVATION AND IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION.

0201 CRAIGHEAD, F. C. SR., 1970, CONDITION OF MANGROVES IN THE DING DARLING SANCTUARY: SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION, 2 P. 0202 CRAWFORD, D., 1964, SURVEY ON RANGIA CUNEATA CLAM IN THE PEACE AND MYAKKA RIVERS-CHARLOTTE COUNTY: FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF CONSERVATION, REPORT 1-5, MARINE RESEARCH LABORATORY LIBRARY, FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES. 0203 CRONIN, L.E., 1967, THE ROLE OF MAN IN ESTUARINE PROCESSES: G.H. LAUFF, EDITOR, AMERICAN ASSOC. ADV. SCI. PUBL. 83, WASHINGTON, D.C., 667 P. 0204 CROSS, R. D., AND WILLIAMS, D. L., EDITORS, 1981, PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON FRESHWATER INFLOW TO ESTUARIES, VOLUME I: SEPTEMBER 9-12, 1980, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, COASTAL ECOSYSTEMS PROJECT, U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE, FWS/03S-81/C4, 76 CONTRIBUTIONS, 525 P.

0205 CROSS, R. D., AND WILLIAMS, D. L., EDITORS, 1981, PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON FRESHWATER INFLOW TO ESTUARIES, VOLUME II: SEPTEMBER 9-12, 1980, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, COASTAL ECOSYSTEMS PROJECT, U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE, FWS/OBS-81/04, 76 CONTRIBUTIONS, 525 P.

19-A 0206 CUSTER, S. W., AMD KRUTCHKOFF, R. G., 1969, STOCHASTIC I10DEL FOR BIOLOGICAL OXYGEN DEMAND AMD DISSOLVED OXYGEN IN ESTUARIES: JOURNAL SANITARY ENGINEERING, DIVISION AMERICAN SOCIETY CIVIL ENGINEERING, OCTOBER 1969, V. 95, P. 865-886. 0207 DAMES AND MOORE, (NO DATE), APPLICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL-C.F MINING CORPORATION, HARDEE PHOSPHATE COMPLEX-A DEVELOPMENT OF REGIONAL IMPACT: SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY. HD 111.C1.

0208 DARNELL, R.M., PEQUEGNAT, 17. E., BENSON, F.J., AND DEFENBAUGH, R.A., 1976, IMPACTS OF CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES IN WETLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES: U.S. OFFICE OF R. AND P., U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY 600/3-76-045

0209 DAVIS, C.C., AND WILLIAMS, R.H., 1950, BRACKISH WATER PLANKTON OF MANGROVE AREAS IN SOUTHERN FLORIDA: ECOLOGY, V. 31, NO. 4, P. 519-531.

0210 DAVIS, C. C., 1949, OBSERVATIONS OF PLANKTON TAKEN IN MARINE WATERS OF FLORIDA, 1947-1948: QUART. JOUR. FLORIDA ACAD. SCIENCE, V. 12, NO. 2, P. 67-103. 0211 DAVIS, J.H. JR., 1942, ECOLOGY OF VEGETATION AND TOPOGRAPHY OF THE SAND KEYS OF FLORIDA: CARNEGIE INSTITUTE OF WASHINGTON, PUBLICATION 524. 0212 DAVIS, R.E., AND MARSHALL, M.L., 1975, CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF LAKE OKEECHOBEE, JANUARY 1973-JUNE 1974: INTERIM REPORT, CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN FLORIDA FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT, TECHNICAL PUBLICATION NO. 75-1. 0213 DAWES, C.J., 1974, MARINE ALGAE OF THE WEST COAST OF FLORIDA: UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI PRESS, CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA.

0214 DAWES, C.J., AND VAN BREEDVELD, J.F., 1969, BENTHIC MARINE ALGAE: FLORIDA DEP/vRTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, MEM. HOURGLASS CRUISES, V. 1, NO. 2, P. 1-47.

0215 DAWKINS AMD ASSOCIATES, INC., (NO D/VTE) , FACILITY PLAN LAKELAND 201 PLANNING AREA: FOR THE POLK COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, TD/433/.D32.

0216 DE GROVE, BRUCE, 1980, CALOOSAHATCIIEE RIVER, INTENSIVE SURVEY DOCUMENTATION: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, BUREAU OF WATER ANALYSIS, WATER QUALITY TECHNICAL SERIES, V. 1, NO. 32.

20-A 0217 DE LA CRUZ, A. A., 1973, THE ROLE OF TIDAL MARSHES IN THE PRODUCTIVITY OF COASTAL V7ATERS: ASB BULLETIN, V. 20, NO. 4.

0218 DEAN, DAVID, MAYURKIEWICZ, M. A., 1970, WATER QUALITY-BENTHIC INVERTEBRATE RELATIONSHIPS IN ESTUARIES: MAINE UNIVERSITY, JUNE 1970.

0219 DEBELLEVUE, E. B., 1976, ENERGY BASIS FOR AN AGRICULTURAL REGION HENDRY COUNTY, FLORIDA: MASTERS THESIS, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, 111 P.

0220 DELEUW, GATHER, AND BRILL, 1959, ENGINEERING REPORT ON DRAINAGE CANAL CONNECTING MYAKKA RIVERS AND ROBERTS BAY: SARASOTA, FLORIDA.

0221 DELWICHE, C.C., 1970, THE NITROGEN CYCLE: IN SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, THE BIOSPHERE, 1970.

0222 DEQUINE, J. F., 1967, INTERIM REPORT ON DEPOSITION OF PHOSPHATIC SLIMES IN THE PEACE RIVER, MARCH 11-MAY 23, 1967.

0223 DEQUINE, J. F., AND WARE, FORREST, 1967, JOINT REPORT ON THE RECOVERY AND CURRENT STATUS OF THE PEACE RIVER FOR FISHES AND OTHER AQUATIC LIFE: MEMORANDUM TO O.E. FRYE AND ROBERT P. MURRAY, FLORIDA GAME AND FRESHWATER FISH COMMISSION, LAKELAND, FLORIDA, JULY 1967.

0224 DEWITT, MCGEE AND ACCOCIATES, 1966, LAND USE SURVEY AND ANALYSIS, CHARLOTTE COUNTY, FLORIDA: PUBL. NO. 1, COMPREHENSIVE COUNTY PLAN.

0225 DIAZ, SECKINGER AND ASSOCIATES, 1977, LOCATION OF POINT SOURCES BY SUBSEGMEMTS, (MAP): IN CENTRAL FLORIDA 208 WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT PLAN.

0226 DIOG, M. T. Ill, 1971, DISTRIBUTION OF SELECTED TRACE METALS IN WEST FLORIDA STREAMS 1968-1969: MASTER'S THESIS, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA, TAMPA, REVIEW NO. 14, JKM, 132 P.

0227 DONNELLY, P.V., ANDBURKLEW, M.A., 1968, CONCENTRATIONS OF CARBOHYDR/^TES OF THE COASTAL WATERS OF WEST FLORIDA: FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF CONSERVATION MARINE LABORATORY, PROFESSIONAL PAPERS, V. 9, P. 85-89.

21-A 0228 DONNELLY, P.V. , BURKLEW, M.A., AND OVERSTREET, R.A., 1968, AMINO ACIDS AMD ORGANIC NITROGEN CONTENT IN FLORIDA GULF COAST WATERS AMD IN ARTIFICIAL CULTURES OF MARINE ALGAE: FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF CONSERVATION MARINE LABORATORY, PROFESSIONAL PAPERS, V. 9, P. 85-89. 0229 DONNELLY, P.V., OVERSTREET, R.A., BURKLEW, M.A., AND VUILLE, J.H., 1968, A CHEMICAL STUDY OF SOUTHWEST FLORIDA RIVER WATER 1965-66: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, MARINE LABORATORY PROFESSIONAL PAPERS, V. 9, P. 98-141. 0230 DORMER, E. M., 1975, THE.SEA SHELL ISLANDS-A HISTORY OF SANIBEL AND CAPTIVA: VANTAGE PRESS, NEW YORK, NEW YORK. 0231 DOUGLAS, P.A., AND STROUD, R.H., EDITORS, 1971, A SYMPOSIUM ON THE BIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF ESTUARIES: SPORT FISHERIES INSTITUTE, WASHINGTON, D.C., 111 P.

0232 DRAGOVICH, A., AND KELLY, J.A., 1966, DISTRIBUTION AND OCCURRENCE OF GYMNODINIUM BREVE ON THE WEST COAST OF FLORIDA, 1964-1965: U.S. BUREAU OF COMMERCIAL FISHERIES, BIOLOGY LABORATORY, ST. PETERSBURG, CONTRIBUTION NO. 30.

0233 DRAGOVICH, A., AND KELLY, J.A., 1967, OCCURRENCE OF SQUID, LOLLIGUNCULA BREVIS, IN SOME COASTAL WATERS CF WESTERN FLORIDA: BULL. MAR. SCI., V. 17, P. 840-844. 0234 DRAGOVICH, A., FINUCANE, J.H., AND MAY, B.Z., 1961, COUNTS OF RED TIDE ORGANISMS, GYMNODINIUM BREVE AND ASSOCIATED OCEANOGRAPHIC DATA FROM FLORIDA WEST COAST: U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE SPECIAL SCIENTIFIC REPORT NO. 369. 0235 DRAGOVICH, A., KELLY, J.A., AND FINUCANE, J.H., 1966, OCEANOGRAPHIC OBSERVATIONS OF TAMPA BAY, CHARLOTTE HARBOR, PINE ISLAND SOUND, FLORIDA, AND ADJACENT WATERS OF THE GULF OF MEXICO:.U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE DATA REPORT NO. 13. 0236 DRAGOVICH, A., KELLY, J.A., AND GOODEL, H.G., 1968, IIYDROLOGICAL AND BIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF FLORIDA'S WEST COAST TRIBUTARIES: FISHERY BULLETIN, V. 66, NO. 3, P. 463-477.

22-A 0237 DRUMMOND, R. , 1978, THE MYAKKA RIVER DASIN CHARACTERISTICS OF A WATERSHED: IM PROCEEDINGS MYAKKA RIVER WORKSHOP, J.L. LIMCER, EDITOR, SARASOTA COUNTY, FLORIDA, P. 13-42.

0238 DUANE HALL AMD ASSOCIATES, INC., 1971, BEACH EROSION STUDY FOR CAPTIVA EROSION PREVENTION DISTRICT, CAPTIVA ISLAND, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: COASTAL AND OCEANOGRAPHIC ENGINEERING LABORATORY ARCHIVES, 33 P. 0239 DUANE HALL AND ASSOCIATES, INC., 1973, INTERIM PLAN REPORT ON SEWAGE COLLECTION, TREATMENT AMD DISPOSAL, FORT MYERS BEACH SEWAGE DISTRICT, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA.

0240 DUANE HALL AND ASSOCIATES, INC., 1974, WATER QUALITY STUDY IN LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA. 0241 DUANE HALL AMD ASSOCIATES, INC., 1974, WATER QUALITY STUDY, RESULTS OF ANALYSIS: DIVISION ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, 27 P. 0242 DUBAR, J.R. , 1958, STRATIGRAPHY AND PALEONTOLOGY OF THE LATE NEOCENE STRATA OF THE CALOOSAHATCHEE RIVER AREA OF SOUTHERN FLORIDA: FLORIDA GEOLOGICAL BULLETIN 40. 0243 DUBAR, J.R. , 1962, NEOCENE BIOSTRATIGRAPKY OF THE CHARLOTTE HARBOR AREA IN SOUTHWESTERN FLORIDA: GEOLOGICAL BULLETIN NO. 43, FLORIDA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA. 0244 DUEVER, M. J., (NO DATE), ECOSYSTEM ANALYSES AT CORKSCREW SWAMP: NATIONAL AUDUBON SOCIETY, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA CENTER FOR WETLANDS. 0245 DUNSTAN, W. M., 1975, PROBLEMS OF MEASURING AND PREDICTING INFLUENCE OF EFFLUENTS ON MARINE PHYTOPLANKTON ENVIRON. SCIENCE TECHNOL., V. 9, P. 635-638. 0246 DYSART, J.E., AND GOOLSBY, D.A., 1977, DISSOLVED-SOLIDS CONCENTRATIONS AND LOADS IN FLORIDA SURFACE WATERS: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY MAP SERIES NO. 77. 0247 EARLE, S. A., 1969, PHAEOPHYTA OF THE EASTERN GULF OF MEXICO: PHYCOLOGIA, 254 P. 0248 ECOIMPACT INC., 1973, PRELIMINARY DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL AMD SECTION 4(F) STATEMENT, STATE ROAD 78, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA, 1973: BUREAU OF COASTAL ZONE PLANNING LIBRARY, 75 P.

23-A 0249 EDGE, B.L., EDITOR, 1972, COASTAL ZONE POLLUTION HANAGMENT: CLEMSON UNIVERSITY. 0250 EDWARD CLARK, INC., 1976, ENVIRONMENTAL REPORT SECTION 15 (PERUIT), PUNTA GORDA ISLES, INC.: SOUTH MIAMI, FLORIDA, 78 P. AND APPENDICES. 0251 EIILERS, JIM, (NO DATE), SEASONAL GUIDE TO FLOWERING TREES OF LEE COUNTY: SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION. 0252 EL-ASHRY, M.T., 1971, CAUSES OF RECENT INCREASED EROSION ALONG UNITED STATES SHORELINES: GEOL. SOCIETY AMERICA BULLETIN, V. 82, P. 2033-2038.

0253 ELTON, CHARLES, 1958, THE ECOLOGY OF INVASIONS BY ANIMALS AND PLANTS: WILEY PRESS, NEW YORK. 0254 ENGINEERING GROUP, CAVANAUGH COMMUNITIES CORPORATION, 1973, ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDY-ROTUNDA WEST FLORIDA: BUREAU OF COASTAL ZONE PLANNING LIBRARY, 51 P.

0255 -ENVIRO CONTROL, INC., 1974, TOTAL URBAN WATER POLLUTION LOADS THE IMPACT OF STORM WATER: COUNCIL ON ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY, WASHINGTON, D.C., NTIS PB-231 730, 180 P. 0256 ENVIRONMENTAL CONFEDERATION OF SOUTHWEST FLORIDA, 1973, ENVIRONMENTAL INVENTORY CHARLOTTE COUNTY: ECOSWF, 15 P.

0257 ENVIRONMENTAL CONFEDERATION OF SOUTHWEST FLORIDA, 1973, ENVIRONMENTAL INVENTORY LEE COUNTY: ECOSWF, 20 P. 0258 ENVIRONMENTAL CONFEDERATION OF SOUTHWEST FLORIDA, 1974, ENVIRONMENTAL INVENTORY: NAPLES, FLORIDA. 0259 ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING, INC., 1972, BIOLOGICAL/CHEMICAL SURVEY, PORT MERCABO FLORIDA: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, FORT MYERS, DREDGE AND FILL FILES, 15 P.

0260 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY LABORATORY, INC., 1977, RESULTS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION'S COMPLIANCE MONITORING PROGRAM FOP, GENERAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION'S SOUTH GULF COVE PROJECT: QUARTERLY REPORTS TO GENERAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, PORT CHARLOTTE, FLORIDA, 1977-1979.

24-A 0261 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY LABORATORY, INC., 1978, SUPPLEMENTAL WATER QUALITY PRESENTATION TO THE CHARLOTTE HARBOR 200 ADVISORY COMMITTEE: PORT CHARLOTTE, FLORIDA, 25 P.

0262 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY LABORATORY, INC., 1979, HYDROSIOLOGICAL I IONITORING JANUARY 1976-OCT 1970, LOWER PEACE RIVER AMD CHARLOTTE HARBOR: REPORT TO GENERAL DEVELOPMENT UTILITIES, INC., V. I, FEBRUARY 1979.

0263 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY LABORATORY, INC., 1979, HYDROSIOLOGICAL MONITORING JANUARY, 1976-OCT 1978, LOWER PEACE RIVER AND CHARLOTTE HARBOR: REPORT TO GENERAL DEVELOPMENT UTILITIES, INC., V. II, APPENDICES, FEBRUARY 1979.

0264 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY LABORATORY, INC., 1979, PRELIMINARY REPORT, PORT CHARLOTTE DRAINAGE SYSTEM WATER QU/iLITY: PORT CHARLOTTE, FLORIDA, 31 P.

0265 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY LABORATORY, INC., 1980, HYDROSIOLOGICAL MONITORING, NOVEMBER 1978-JANUARY 1980, LOWER PEACE RIVER AND CHARLOTTE HARBOR: ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY LABORATORY, INC., PORT CHARLOTTE, FLORIDA.

0266 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY LABORATORY, INC., 1981, COMMENTS FOR CONSIDERATION FOR CHARLOTTE HARBOR MANAGEMENT PLAN: ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY LABORATORY, INC., PORT CHARLOTTE, FLORIDA.

0267 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY LABORATORY, INC., 1981, HYDROSIOLOGICAL MONITORING, FEBRUARY 1980-FEBRUARY 1981, LOWER PEACE RIVER AMD CHARLOTTE HARBOR: ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY LABORATORY, INC., PORT CHARLOTTE, FLORIDA.

0268 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING, INC., (NO DATE), TECHNICAL APPENDIX, FINAL WATER QUALITY REPORT, WATER QUALITY DATA FOR PHILLIPPI CREEK AND CHARLOTTE HARBOR: FOR SOUTHWEST FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL,

0269 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING, INC., (NO DATE), TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM OK POLLUTANT LOAD ESTIMATION TECHNIQUES INCLUDING WASTE LOAD ALLOCATION PROCEDURES: GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA, P. 39-47.

0270 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING, INC., 1977, DATA FROM SOUTHWEST FLORIDA 208 SAMPLING EFFORT; AS PART OF THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL'S AREA-WIDE PROGRAM: GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA.

25-A 0271 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AMD ENGINEERING, INC., 1977, FILIAL WATER QUALITY REPORT FOR THE CHARLOTTE HARBOR STUDY AREA: FOR SOUTHWEST FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL, NOVEIIBER 1977. 0272 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING, INC., 1977, TECHNICAL APPENDIX, FINAL WATER QUALITY REPORT, WATER QUALITY DATA: GAIK7 ESVILLE, FLORIDA. 0273 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING, INC., 1970, TECHNICAL APPENDIX OF THE PRODUCTIVITY STUDY FOR THE CHARLOTTE HARBOR STUDY AREA: FOR SOUTHWEST FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL.

0274 ERWIW, K., 1976, BIOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT, GENERAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, SOUTH GULF COVE, MYAKKA RIVER AND CHARLOTTE HARBOR: UNPUBLISHED REPORT, FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, 13 P. 0275 ERWIN, K.L., 1979, CAPE CORAL WETLANDS RESTORATION: THE FLORIDA NATURALIST, JUNE, JULY 1979, P. 11-12. 0276 ESTEVEZ, ERNEST D., 1979, THE REGULATORY NEEDS OF FLORIDA'S AQUATIC PRESERVES: MIMEO, 12 P. 0277 ESTEVEZ, ERNEST D., 1981, A REVIEW OF SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION: CHARLOTTE HARBOR (FLORIDA) ESTUARIME ECOSYSTEM COMPLEX: FINAL REPORT TO SOUTHWEST FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL, MOTE MARINE LABORATORY REVIEW SER« NO. 3, FORT MYERS, FLORIDA, 1077 P. 0278 ESTUARY PROPERTIES, INC., (NO DATE), SANDPIPER COVE DEVELOPMENT OF REGIONAL IMPACT "RESIDENTIAL TYPE", APPLICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL: IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL LIBRARY, 90 P. 0279 ESTUARY PROPERTIES, INC., (NO DATE), THE ESTUARIES: DEVELOPMENT OF REGIONAL IMPACT, APPLICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL: FORT MYERS, FLORIDA, 499 P. 0280 ESTUARY PROPERTIES, INC., 1973, SANDPIPER COVE DEVELOPMENT OF REGIONAL IMPACT APPLICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL: LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA.

0281 ESTUARY PROPERTIES, INC., 1975, THE ESTUARIES A DEVELOPMENT OF REGIONAL IMPACT: LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA. 0282 FALDIMG, R. F., 1972, GEOCHEMISTRY OF URANIUM IN THE GULF OF MEXICO DISTRIBUTIVE PROVIDENCE: PH.D. THESIS, TEXAS A & M UNIVERSITY.

26-A 0283 FANNING, K.A., AMD PILSON, ME.Q., 1973, THE LACK OF INORGANIC REIIOVAL OF DISSOLVED SILICA DURING RIVER-OCEAN MIXING: GEOCHEM. COSMOCHIM. ACTA, V. 37, NO. 11, P. 2405-2415.

0284 FANNING, K.A., BRELAND, J.A.II, ANDBYRNE, R.H., 1982, RADIUM-226 AND RADON-222 IN TOE COASTAL WATERS OF WEST FLORIDA; HIGH CONCENTRATIONS AND ATMOSPHERIC DEGASSING: SCIENCE, V.215, P. 667-670. 0285 FANNING, K.A., BYRNE, R.H., BRELAND, J.A. II, BETZER, P.R., I100RE, W.S., AND ELSINGER, R.J., 1980, GEOTHERMAL SPRINGS OF THE WEST FLORIDA CONTINENTAL SHELF: EVIDENCE FOR DOLOMITIZATION AND RADIONUCLIDE ENRICHMENT: EARTH AND PLANETARY SCIENCE LETTERS, V. 52, 1981, P. 345-354. 0286 FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY, (NO DATE), FLOOD INSURANCE STUDY: FEDERAL INSURANCE ADMINISTRATION, IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, GB 1399.4/.F55 F4. 0287 FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY, 1981, FLOOD INSURANCE STUDY, CITY OF NORTH PORT, FLORIDA, SARASOTA COUNTY: FEDERAL INSURANCE ADMINISTRATION COMMUNITY NO. 120279.

0288 FEDERATION OF LEE COUNTY CITIZENS, 1980, PRELIMINARY POSITION PAPER ON LOVERS KEY COMPLEX: FORT MYERS BEACH, FLORIDA. 0289 FEDERICO, A.C., DICKSON, K., KRATZER, C., AND DAVIS, F., 1981, LAKE OKEECHOBEE WATER QUALITY STUDIES AND EUTROPHICATION ASSESSMENT: SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT TECHNICAL PUBLICATION 81-2. 0290 FEINSTEIN, ANITA, 1956, CORRELATIONS OF VARIOUS AMBIENT PHENOMENA WITH RED TIDE ON THE FLORIDA WEST COAST: BULL. MAR. SCI. GULF AND CARIB., V. 6, NO. 3, P. 209-232. 0291 FELICE, F.P., 1959, THE EFFECT OF WASTES ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF BOTTOM IMVERTE3R7\TES IN THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY ESTUARY: WASMANN JOURNAL BIOLOGY, V. 17, P. 1-17. 0292 FINEREN, W.W., 1918, PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION OF PEACE RIVER, FLORIDA: LETTER TO DISTRICT ENGINEER, JANUARY 4, 1918, JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA.

27-A 0293 FLEMER, D.A., AND HEINLE, D.R., 1974, EFFECTS OF WASTE WATER ON ESTUARIME ECOSYSTEMS: CRC PUBLICATION NO. 33, CHESAPEAKE RESEARCH CONSORTIUM, INC.

0294 FLIPPO, H.N., AND JOYNER, B.F., 1968, LOW STREAMFLOW IN THE MYAKKA RIVER BASIN AREA IN FLORIDA: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY REPORT OF INVESTIGATION NO. 53.

0295 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY, (NO DATE), VIRUS AND CHEMICAL CONCENTRATION BY BIVALVES AMD FISH RESEARCH PLAN: SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION, 17 P.

0296 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY, 1969, ANNUAL REPORT TO THE SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION: CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION.

0297 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY, 1969, SUMMARY OF THE ANNUAL REPORT TO THE SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION: SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION, 3 P.

0298 .FLORIDA BOARD OF PHOSPHATE COMMISSIONERS, 1896, LETTERS OF THE BOARD OF PHOSPHATE COMMISSIONERS: 1891-1896, V. I, P. 1-121.

0299 FLORIDA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION, 1975, THE FEDERAL THREAT TO FLORIDA'S MARINE RESOURCES: ENFO NEWSLETTER, V. 75, NO. 3, P. 1-7.

0300 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION, (NO DATE), CFARLOTTE HARBOR: A FLORIDA RESOURCE: DIVISION OF STATE PLANNING, DSP-BLWM 39-78, TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA.

0301 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION, >.975, THE FLORIDA GENERAL SOILS ATLAS WITH INTERPRETATIONS FOR REGIONAL PLANNING DISTRICTS III-X: DIVISION OF STATE PLANNING, BUREAU OF COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING, FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION.

0302 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION, 1975, THE FLORIDA GENERAL SOILS ATLAS WITH INTERPRETATIONS FOR REGIONAL PLANNING DISTRICTS IX AND X: TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA.

0303 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION, 1976, FLORIDA LAND USE AND COVER CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: DIVISION OF STATE PLANNING, BUREAU OF COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING.

0304 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, 1973, DIRECTORY OF FLORIDA PORTS AND WATERWAYS, 1973: DIVISION OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.

28-A 0305 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, 1973, 1971 FLORIDA TOURIST STUDY: TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA.

0306 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, 1973, 1972 FLORIDA TOURIST STUDY: TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA.

0307 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, 1975, AN EXECUTIVE SUMMARY OF THE 1974 FLORIDA TOURIST STUDY: TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA.

0308 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, 1975, 1974 FLORIDA TOURIST STUDY: TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA.

0309 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, 1976, BASIC LABOR MARKET INFORMATION (CHARLOTTE, LEE AND SARASOTA COUNTIES) TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA.

0310 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, 1972, BIOLOGICAL SURVEY REPORTS, PEACE RIVER AT 761, 1970-1972: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, SOUTHWEST REGION.

0311 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, 1974, CHEMICAL WATER QUALITY DATA, PEACE AND MYAKKA DRAINAGE BASINS, 1970-1974: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, SOUTHWEST REGION.

0312 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, 1975, BIOLOGICAL SURVEY REPORTS, CALOOSAHATCHEE RIVER AT STATE ROAD 31, 1973-1975: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, SOUTHWEST REGION.

0313 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, 1975, BIOLOGICAL SURVEY REPORTS, HORSE CREEK AT STATE ROAD 72, 1971-1975: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, SOUTHWEST REGION.

0314 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, 1975, BIOLOGICAL SURVEY REPORTS, MYAKKA RIVER AT MANAIIATTAN FARM, 1973-1975: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, SOUTHWEST REGION.

0315 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, 1975, BIOLOGICAL SURVEY REPORTS, PEACE RIVER AT ARCADIA, 1973-1975: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, SOUTHWEST REGION.

0316 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, 1975, BIOLOGICAL SURVEY REPORTS, SHELL CREEK AT STATE ROAD 764, 1973-1975: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, SOUTHWEST REGION.

29-A 0317 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, 1976, PEACE RIVER BASIN WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT PLAN: TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA.

0318 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, 1976, TAMPA BAY AREA WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT PLAN: TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA.

0319 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, 1977, SUGGESTED STATE OBJECTIVES, POLICY, AND CRITERIA FOR COASTAL MANAGEMENT IN FLORIDA: BUREAU OF COASTAL ZONE PLANNING, DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS, APPENDIX C, THIRD IAC REVIEW DRAFT.

0320 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGUL7\TION, 1979, WATER QUALITY ASSESSMENT, STATE WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT PLAN DRAFT: CFR 131.1KB).

0321 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, 1979, WATER QUALITY DATA: OPEN FILE REPORTS 1977-1979.

0322 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, 1980, HOLE-IN WALL #1 (GASPARILLA ISLAND): UNPUBLISHED DATA, PUNTA GORDA, FLORIDA.

0323 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, 1980, WATER QUALITY INVENTORY FOR THE ST/VTE OF FLORIDA: P. 114-292.

0324 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION,, 1975, ANALYSIS OF HISTORICAL CHEMICAL DATA OF THE CALOOSAHATCIIEE RIVER BASIN IN SOUTHWEST FLORIDA: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, SOUTHWEST REGION.

0325 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, FREDERICK HARRISS, 1975, WASTE LOAD ALLOCATION STUDY - THE PEACE RIVER, FLORIDA: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT. OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, 72 P.

0326 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, (NO DATE), SUMMARY OF FLORIDA COMMERCIAL MARINE LANDING, 1967-1974: DIVISION OF MARINE RESOURCES, BUREAU OF MARINE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, TALLAIIASSEE, FLORIDA.

0327 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, 1971, A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY ON THERMAL POLLUTION, THERMAL EFFLUENTS, AND ELECTRIC POWER PLANTS, THEIR EFFECTS, PLANNING AND SITING: BUREAU OF COASTAL ZONE PLANNING, DIVISION OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT.

30-A 0328 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, 1971, COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT IN FLORIDA: BUREAU OF COASTAL ZONE PLANNING, DIVISION OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT.

0329 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, 1971, SUMMARY OF COMMERCIAL MARINE LANDINGS, 1970: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES MARINE RESEARCH LABORATORY, 62 P.

0330 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, 1972, BIBLIOGRAPHY, 1972 SUPPLEMENT: THERMAL POLLUTION, THERMAL EFFLUENTS, AND ELECTRIC POWER PLANTS, THEIR EFFECTS, PLANNING, AND SITING: BUREAU OF COASTAL ZONE PLANNING, DIVISION OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT.

0331 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, 1972, COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT IN FLORIDA: BUREAU OF COASTAL ZONE PLANNING, DIVISION OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT.

0332 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, 1972, FLORIDA COASTAL ZONE APPLIED RESEARCH NEEDS: BUREAU OF COASTAL ZONE PLZ\NNING, DIVISION OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT.

0333 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, 1973, COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT IN FLORIDA: BUREAU OF COAST7\L ZONE PLANNING, DIVISION OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT.

0334 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, 1973, MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES OF FLORIDA'S GULF COAST; SUMMARY AMD SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY: BUREAU OF COASTAL ZONE PLANNING, DIVISION OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT.

0335 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, 1973, RECOMMENDATIONS FOR DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES IN FLORIDA'S COASTAL ZONE: BUREAU OF COASTAL ZONE PLANNING, DIVISION OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT.

0336 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, 1973, SALT MARSH WORKSHOP AND CONFERENCE: BUREAU OF COASTAL ZONE PLANNING, DIVISION OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT.

0337 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL'RESOURCES, 1973, SUMMARY REPORT ON BEACH CONDITIONS IN FLORIDA: DIVISION OF MARINE RESOURCES, BUREAU OF BEACHES AND SHORES, 56 P.

0338 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, 1974, COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT IN FLORIDA: BUREAU OF COASTAL ZONE PLANNING, DIVISION OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT.

31-A 0339 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, 1974, FLORIDA WATER AND RELATED LAND RESOURCES-KISSIMHEE EVERGLADES AREA: TALLAIIASSEE, FLORIDA.

0340 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, 1975, FLORIDA ENVIRONMENTALLY ENDANGERED LANDS PLAN: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, DIVISION OF RECREATION AND PARKS, BUREAU OF PLANS, PROG. AND SERVICES, 143 P.

0341 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, 1975, FLORIDA REGION/vL COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT ATLAS, REGION 9 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, BUREAU OF COASTAL ZONE PLANNING, DIVISION OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT.

0342 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, 1975, INVENTORY OF FLORIDA COASTAL ZONE PLANNING PUBLICATIONS, 3 VOLUMES: BUREAU OF COASTAL ZONE PLANNING, DIVISION OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT.

0343 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, 1975, ON-SITE INSPECTION OF PALM ISLAND EEL PROPOSAL AND BRIEF OVERVIEW OF LAND USE PLANNING AND REGULATORY MEASURES: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, DIVISION OF RECREATION AND PARKS, EEL FILES, 4 P.

0344 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, 1976, BIOPHYSICAL ANALYSIS METHODOLOGY APPENDIX TO FLORIDA REGIONAL COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT ATLAS: BUREAU OF COASTAL ZONE PLANNING, DIVISION OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT.

0345 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, 1976, ECONOMIC ANALYSIS: BUREAU OF COASTAL ZONE PLANNING, DIVISION OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT.

0346 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, 1976, ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ASSESSMENT (MAPS - INCLUDED IN ATLAS): BUREAU OF COASTAL ZONE PLANNING, DIVISION OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT,

0347 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, 1976, FLORIDA REGIONAL COASTAL ZONE ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ASSESSMENT, REGION 8, TAMPA BAY: BUREAU OF COASTAL ZONE PLANNING, DIVISION OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, SEPTEMBER 1976.

0348 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, 1976, FLORIDA REGIONAL COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT ATLAS (TEXT): BUREAU OF COASTAL ZONE PLANNING, DIVISION OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT.

3 2-A 0349 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, 1976, LAND OWNERSHIP ANALYSIS (ACCOMPANIES MAPS IN ATLAS) LAND OWNERSHIP INVENTORY: BUREAU OF COASTAL ZONE PLANNING, DIVISION OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT.

0350 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, 1976, LAND USE ANALYSIS (ACCOMPANIES MAPS IN ATLAS): BUREAU OF COASTAL ZONE PLANNING, DIVISION OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT.

0351 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, 1976, POPULATION ANALYSIS: BUREAU OF COASTAL ZONE PLANNING, DIVISION OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT.

0352 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, 1977, FLORIDA COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM (SECTION 305): BUREAU OF COASTAL ZONE FLAMMING, DIVISION ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS, STATUS REPORT TO THE GOVERNOR AND CABINET, JANUARY 1977.

0353 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, 1978, STATISTICAL INVENTORY OF KEY BIOPHYSICAL ELEMENTS IN FLORIDA'S COASTAL ZONE: DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS, BUREAU OF COASTAL ZONE PLANNING, MARCH 1978.

0354 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, ALAN BURDETT, 1974, BIO-PHYSICAL SURVEY FOR SHELL CREEK EEL PROPOSAL: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, DIVISION OF RECREATION AND P/iRKS, EEL FILES, 2 P.

0355 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, ALAN BURDETT, 1974, BIOPHYSICAL SURVEY FOR EEL PROPOSALS IN CHARLOTTE HARBOR, LOCAL LAND USE PLANNING AND REGULATORY MEASURES OVERVIEW: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, DIVISION OF RECREATION AND PARKS, EEL FILES, 5 P.

0356 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, KEN ALVAREZ, 1974, REPORT ON ON-SITE INSPECTION OF CAYO-COSTA/NORTH CAPTIVA ISLAND FOR EEL PROGRAM AND OVERVIEW OF LAND USE PLANNING AND REGULATORY MEASURES: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, DIVISION OF RECREATION AND PARKS, EEL FILES.

0357 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF POLLUTION CONTROL, 1966, BASIN-25 PEACE RIVER APPROVED WASTE TREATMENT PLANT CAPACITIES: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION LIBRARY, 42 P.

0358 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF POLLUTION CONTROL, 1973, SURVEY OF SELECTED CANALS AT MATLACIIA, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION.

33-A 0359 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF POLLUTION CONTROL, 1975, PEACE RIVER BASIN WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT PLAN, PRELIMINARY DRAFT: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, 315 P.

0360 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF POLLUTION CONTROL, 1975, WASTE LOAD ALLOCATION STUDY THE PEACE RIVER, FLORIDA: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION LIBRARY.

0361 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, (NO DATE), DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT FOR PROJECT LOCATED FROM LEE COUNTY LINE NORTH ON STATE ROAD 45 (U.S. 41) TO THE 4-LANE SECTION AT CHARLOTTE HARBOR INCLUDING THE PEACE RIVER BRIDGE AT PUNTA GORDA: URBAN AND REGIONAL RESEARCH DOCUMENTATION LABORATORY, 26 P.

0362 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, 1972, DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT, ADMIMISTRATIVE ACTION FOR IMPROVEMENT OF A 2-LANED PORTION OF U.S. 41 TO A MULTI-LANED FACILITY FROM LEE COUNTY LINE NORTH TO CHARLOTTE HARBOR INCLUDING BRIDGING: URBAN AND REGIONAL RESEARCH DOCUMENTATION LABORATORY.

0363 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, 1972, DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT, ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION FOR STATE ROAD 93 (1-75), LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA.

0364 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, 1972, FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT, PEACE RIVER BRIDGE (US 41): TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA.

0365 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, 1973, FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT, ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION FOR STATE ROAD 93 (1-75), LEE, CHARLOTTE, AND SARASOTA COUNTIES, FLORIDA: TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA.

0366 FLORIDA DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION, 1965, POPULATION OF FLORIDA: RESEARCH BULLETIN, NO. 16, P. 3.

0367 FLORIDA DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION, 1970, A REVIEW OF FLORIDA BEACH RESOURCES: BUREAU OF COASTAL ZONE PLANNING, 24 P.

0368 FLORIDA GAME AND FRESHWATER FISH COMMISSION, (NO DATE) r CITIES SERVICE PHOSPHATE COMPANY POLLUTION INCIDENT: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION LIBRARY, FORT MYERS, FLORIDA, 51 P.

34-A 0369 FLORIDA GAME: AIID FRESHWATER FISH COMMISSION, 1960, POLLUTION REPORT FOR SOUTH FLORIDA REGION: FLORIDA GAME AND FRESHWATER FISH COMMISSION, JANUARY 1-SEPTEMBER 10, 1960.

0370 FLORIDA GAME A11D FRESHWATER FISH COMMISSION, 1964, FISHERIES RESTORATION PROJECT - PEACE RIVER WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS Oil HARDEE COUNTY AREA: IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, DECEMBER 1964, SH/333/.P4.

0371 FLORIDA GAME AND FRESHWATER FISH COMMISSION, 1970, FISH POPULATION SURVEY OF THE WINTER HAVEN CHAIN OF LAKES: POLK COUNTY, FLORIDA.

0372 FLORIDA GAME AND FRESHWATER F-ISH COMMISSION, 1971, FISH POPULATION SURVEY AND COMPARISON OF LAKES LENA AND HANCOCK: POLK COUNTY, FLORIDA.

0373 FLORIDA GAME AND FRESHWATER FISH COMMISSION, 1973, POLLUTION INVESTIGATION-PEACE RIVER AND WHIDDEN CREEK-CITIES SERVICE COMPANY INCIDENT-DECEMBER 3, 1971: IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, TD 180/.F5C4.

0374 FLORIDA GAME AND FRESHWATER FISH COMMISSION,, 1965, REVIEW OF PROPOSED BULKHEAD ALIGNMENTS SUGGESTED BY GULF AMERICA LAND COMPANY AT MATLACHA PASS: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION LIBRARY, FORT MYERS, FLORIDA, 6 P.

0375 FLORIDA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, 1962, OIL AND GAS TEST WELLS IN FLORIDA NORTHWEST FLORIDA: STATE BOARD OF CONSERVATION, DIVISION OF GEOLOGY, TALLAKASSEE, FLORIDA, SCALE 1 INCH:7 MILE.

0376 FLORIDA INTERAGENCY ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON SUBMERGED LAND MANAGEMENT, 1968, A PROPOSED SYSTEM- ON AQUATIC PRESERVES, REPORT NO. 2: TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT FUND, SAMIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION, 19 P., 26 MAPS.

0377 FLORIDA POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY, 1975, PROJECTED WATER DEMANDS AND SOURCES OF SUPPLY IN THE PEACE RIVER BASIN AND VICINITY: PROJ. NO. 538-74-80.

0378 FLORIDA POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY, 1976, ECOLOGICAL PARAMETER MONITORING AT THE FORT MYERS PLANT: MIAMI, FLORIDA.

35-A 0379 FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF CONSERVATION, 1951, RECAPITULATION OF 1950 FISH CENSUS: THE MARINE LABORATORY, UNIVERSITY OF I1IAMI, MIAMI, FLORIDA, 29 P.

0380 FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF CONSERVATION, 1951, REPORT TO THE LEGISLATURE ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE WATER RESOURCES OF FLORIDA: DIVISION OF WATER SURVEY AND RESEARCH, MARCH 20, 1951.

0381 FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF CONSERVATION, 1962, SUMMARY OF FLORIDA COMMERCIAL MARINE LANDINGS, 1961, AND AN ANALYSIS OF THE CATCH AND EFFORT OF CERTAIN SPECIES: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES M/vRINE RESEARCH LABORATORY, 32 P.

0382 FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF CONSERVATION, 1963, SUMMARY OF FLORIDA COMMERCIAL MARINE LANDINGS, 1962, AND ANALYSIS OF THE CATCH AND EFFORT OF CERTAIN SPECIES: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES MARINE RESEARCH LABORATORY, 32 P.

0383 FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF CONSERVATION, 1965, SUMMARY OF COMMERCIAL MARINE LANDINGS, 1964: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES MARINE RESEARCH LABORATORY, 77 P.

0384 FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF CONSERVATION, 1966, FLORIDA LAND AND WATER RESOURCES SOUTHWEST FLORIDA: A REPORT ON LAND AND WATER RESOURCES, NEEDS AMD AVAILABILITY IN FLORIDA WEST COAST TRIBUTARIES AREA, 181 P.

03S5 FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF CONSERVATION, 1967, RED TIDE STUDIES, PINELLAS TO COLLIER COUNTIES, 1963-1966, A SYMPOSIUM: FLORIDA BOARD OF CONSERVATION, MARINE LABORATORY PROFESSIONAL PAPER SER. NO. 9, P. I-V, 1-141.

0386 FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF CONSERVATION,, 1966, SUMMARY OF COMMERCIAL MARINE LANDINGS, 1963-1965: LEE COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION LIBRARY.

0387 FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF CONSERVATION, FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, 1975, BIOLOGIC/KL ASSESSMENTS OF SPECIFIC SITES UNDER REVIEW FOR PROPOSED DREDGING AND/OR FILLING: FLORIDA DNR MARINE RESEARCH LABORATORY (1959-1961) FLORIDA DER (1965-1975), NOTE: MANY PUBLICATIONS; SEE MORRIS AMD MILLER (1975) FOR COMPLETE LIST.

36-A 0388 FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF HEALTH, 1953, PEACE AMD ALAFIA RIVERS STREAM SAHITATION STUDIES, 1950-1953: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION LIBRARY, 80 P.

0389 FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF HEALTH, 1954, STREAM POLLUTION SURVEY OF CALOOSAHATCIIEE RIVER: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION LIBRARY, 7 P.

0390 FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF HEALTH, 1955, ADDENDUM NO. 1 TO FLUORIDE SUMMARY OF PEACE AMD ALAFIA RIVERS: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION LIBRARY, 17 P.

0391 FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF HEALTH, 1955, FLUORIDE POLLUTION OF THE ALAFIA AND PEACE RIVERS: IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, TD 4277.F5 F5.

0392 FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF HEALTH, 1955, PEACE AND ALAFIA RIVERS-STREAM SANITATION STUDIES, 1950-1953 (VOLUME I-ALAFIA RIVER, VOLUME II-PEACE RIVER, AND SUPPLEMENT TO VOLUME II-A BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF PEACE RIVER: IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, TD 4257.F55.

0393 FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF HEALTH, 1956, ADDENDUM NO. 2 TO FLUORIDE SUMMARY OF PEACE AND ALAFIA RIVERS: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION LIBRARY, 17 P.

0394 FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF HEALTH, 1956, SEWAGE POLLUTION IN THE PEACE RIVER, SEPTEMBER 1955-APRIL 1956: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION LIBRARY, 15 P.

0395 FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF HEALTH, 1959, CALOOSAHATCHEE RIVER AMD PINE ISLAND SOUND POLLUTION SURVEY: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION LIBRARY, 7 P.

0396 FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF HEALTH, 1959, CALOOSAHATCHEE RIVER REPORT: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION LIBRARY, 6 P.

0397 FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF HEALTH, 1965, REPORT ON PEACE RIVER PARATIIIOrl INCIDENT-DECEMBER 23, 1964-CITY OF ARCADIA WATER SUPPLY: IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, TD 181/.F5F6.

37-A 0398 FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF HEALTH, 1965, WATER QUALITY OF THE PEACE RIVER - INTERIM REPORT - 1959-1964: 111 THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, TD/370/.F6.

0399 FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF HEALTH, 1968, PROJECT MANASOTA-88: JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA.

0400 FLORIDA STATE ROAD DEPARTMENT, 1973, DRAINAGE MANUAL SPECIAL FLOOD HAZARD INFORMATION REPORT ON THE SOUTH LEE COUNTY COASTAL AREAS: JULY 1973, TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA.

0401 FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM, 1972, HYDRO-BIOLOGICAL ZONES OF THE EASTERN GULF OF MEXICO: UNPUBLISHED MANUSCRIPT, ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA.

0402 FOERSTER, J.W., 1973, THE FATE OF FRESHWATER ALGAE ENTERING AN ESTUARY: IN ESTUARINE MICROSIAL ECOLOGY, L.H. STEVENSON AND R.R. COLWELL, EDITORS, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA PRESS, COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA, P. 387-421.

0403 FOGARTY, M. J., 1972, BROWN PELICAN POPULATION ECOLOGY: LEE COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION.

0404 FOOSE, DONALD, AMD THAGARD, MARTHA, 1981, INDEX TO ACTIVE HYDROLOGIC DATA COLLECTION SITES IN FLORIDA, 1980-81: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OPEN-FILE REPORT 81-813.

0405 FOX, J.L., AND BREZONIK, P.L., 1976, A FIELD AND LABORATORY EVALUATION OF WATER QUALITY IN FLORIDA FINGER CANALS: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, V. II, ENV-07-76-03, 341 P.

0406 FOX, J.L., LACKEY, J.B., AND SULLIVAN, J.II. JR., 1972, ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS RELATING TO EXISTING AND PROPOSED SALINITY BARRIERS AT ROTUNDA WEST: APPENDIX B IN CAVANAUGH COMMUNITIES ROTUNDA WEST ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT.

0407 FRANK, N.L., MOORE, P.L., AND FISHER, G.G., 1967, SUMMER SHOWER DISTRIBUTION OVER THE FLORIDA PENINSULA AS DEDUCED FROM DIGITIZED RADAR DATA: JOURNAL OF APPLIED METEOROLOGY, V. 6, P. 309-316.

0408 FRASER, T.II., 1977, THE FISHES AMD MACRO INVERTEBRATES OF CHARLOTTE HARBOR, FLORIDA: ANNUAL MEETING, AMERICAN SOCIETY ICHTHYOLOGISTS AMD HERPETHOLOGISTS, JUNE 1977, COPIEA, 1977, V. 4.

38-A 0409 FRASER, T.H., 1980, VARIATION IN FRESHWATER INFLOW AND CIIAIIGES IN A SUBTROPICAL ESTUARINC FISH COMMUNITY: ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY LABORATORY, INC., PORT CHARLOTTE, FLORIDA.

0410 FRASER, T.H., AND WILCOX, W.I!., 1978, ENRICHMENT OF A SUBTROPICAL ESTUARY WITH NITROGEN, PHOSPHORUS AND SILICA: ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY LABORATORY, INC., PORT CHARLOTTE, FLORIDA.

0411 FRASER, T.H., WILCOX, W.H., AND MAURER, L.G., 1977,' EFFECTS OF PEACE RIVER FLOW AMD WATER QUALITY ON CHARLOTTE HARBOR ESTUARY IN SOUTHWEST FLORIDA: ESTUARINE RESEARCH FEDERATION BIANNUAL MEETING, OCTOBER, 1977.

0412 FRASER, T.H., WILCOX, W.H., AND MAURER, L.G., 1978, EFFECTS OF PEACE RIVER FLOW AND WATER QUALITY ON CHARLOTTE HARBOR ESTUARY IN SOUTHWEST FLORIDA: AMERICAN WATER RESOURCES CONFERENCE, NOVEMBER, 1978.

0413 FREDERICK HARRISS, INC., 1975, WASTE LOAD ALLOCATION STUDY, THE PEACE RIVER, FLORIDA: REPORT TO STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF POLLUTION CONTROL, TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA.

0414 FREIBERGER, J., 1972, NUTRIENT SURVEY OF SURFACE WATERS IN SOUTHERN FLORIDA DURING A WET AMD DRY SEASON, SEPTEMBER 1970 AND MARCH 1971: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OPEN-FILE REPORT 72008.

0415 FRISBIE, L.K., 1974, PEACE RIVER PIONEERS: E.A. SEEMAN PUBLISHING, INC., MIAMI, FLORIDA, 134 P.

0416 FRYMAN, F. B., 1973, RECONNAISANCE REPORT ON THE ARCHEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL RESOURCES OF BURGESS ISLAND, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, DIVISION OF RECREATION AND PARKS, EEL FILES, 7 P.

0417 FUSS, C.M., KELLY, J.A., AND PREST, K.W., 1969, GULF THREAD HERRING; ASPECTS OF THE DEVELOPING FISHERY BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH: PROCEEDINGS GULF AND CARIB. FISH. INSTITUTE, 21ST ANNUAL SESSION III-125, 14 P.

0418 GAINEY, L.F. JR., 1976, A RESPONSE OF BRACKISH AND FRESHWATER BIVALVES TO OSMOTIC STRESS: A COMPARATIVE STUDY: DOCTORAL DISSERTATION, FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY, TALLAIIASSEE, FLORIDA.

39-A 0419 GAINEY, L.F. JR., AND CREENBURG, l\.3. f 1977, PHYSIOLOGICAL - BASIS OP THE SPECIES ABUNDANCE-SALINITY RELATIONSHIP IM MOLLUSCS: A SPECULATION: MAR. BIOL., (BERL), V. 40, NO. 1, P. 41-50.

0420 GALTSOFF, PAUL (COORDINATOR), 1954, GULF OF MEXICO. ITS ORIGIN, WATERS, AMD MARINE LIFE: FISHERY BULLETIN OF THE FISH AMD WILDLIFE SERVICE, V. 55, FISHERY BULLETIN 89, 604 P.

0421 CANNON, P. T. SR., 1978, INFLUENCE OF EARTH SURFACE AND CLOUD PROPERTIES ON THE SOUTH FLORIDA SEA BRiiEZE: PH.D. THESIS, UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI, 174 P.

0422 CANNON, P. T. SR., BARTHOLIC, J,F., AND BILL, R.C. JR., 1978, CLIMATIC AND METEOROLOGICAL EFFECTS ON WETLANDS: NOVEMBER 1978.

0423 GARLICK, D., 1980, SUPPLEMENTAL BIOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT, SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION, BORROW SITE REDFISH PASS: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION MEMORANDUM TO F. FIELDS, FILE NO. 36-21589.

0424 GASPARILLA ISLAND CONSERVATION AND IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION, INC., 1975, PROPOSED CRITICAL AREA NOMINATION, GASPARILLA ISLAND AND COMPLEX: GASPARILLA ISLAND, FLORIDA.

0425 GAW, J.R., 1979, SPATIAL/TEMPORAL PATTERNS IN COMPOSITION, ABUNDANCE AND DISTRIBUTION 0* FISHES IN PEACE RIVER AND CHARLOTTE HARBOR, FLORIDA: PROGRAM ISSUE, AMERICAN SOCIETY LIMNOL. OCEAN., FIRST WINTER MEETING, 1979, CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS.

0426 GAYLE, T., 1975, SYSTEMS MODELS FOR UNDERSTANDING EUTROPHICATION IN LAKE OKEECHOBSE: M.S. THESIS, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, DEPARTMENT OF ENV. ENGINEERING SCIENCE.

0427 GEE AND JENSEN CONSULTING ENGINEERS, INC., 1974, REPORT ON FLOOD ELEVATION DETERMINATIONS CHARLOTTE HARBOR, CHARLOTTE COUNTY, FLORIDA: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, SOUTHWEST REGION, 141 P.

0428 GEE AND JENSEN CONSULTING ENGINEERS, INC., 1972, REPORT ON BOCILLA PASS: CHARLOTTE COUNTY, FLORIDA.

0429 GENERAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, (NO DATE), PORT CHARLOTTE- CHARLOTTE COUNTY/FORT CHARLOTTE-SARASOTA COUNTY WATER DATA: CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, LOG BORINGS, MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION: IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, TD 380/.G41.

40-A 0430 GENERAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, 1973, PORT CHARLOTTE PROBLEM AREAS: BUREAU OF COASTAL ZONE PLANNING.

0431 GENERAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, 1974, DEVELOPMENT OF REGIONAL IMPACT MASTER APPLICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL, liYAKKA ESTATES: SARASOTA COUNTY, FLORIDA.

0432 GENERAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, 1975, PORT CHARLOTTE SUBDIVISION SECTION 44, REDESIGN: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, FORT NYERS, 34 P., INCLUDING MAPS AMD PHOTOS.

0433 GENERAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, 1975, SOUTH GULF COVE REDESIGN: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, SOUTHWEST REGION, 334 P. 334 P.

0434 GENERAL DEVELOPMENT ENGINEERING CO., (NO DATE), PEACE RIVER REGIONAL WATER TREATMENT PLANT NOTEBOOKS NO. 2: FOR GENERAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, TD 430/.G4.

0435 GENERAL DEVELOPMENT ENGINEERING INC., 1977, COMO/FLAMINGO WATERWAY SYSTEM (PORT CHARLOTTE SUBDIVISION UNIT 44 AND VICINITY) - REDESIGN CONCEPT: FOR GENERAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, TC/625.F55/G4, 101 P., APPENDICES.

0436 GENERAL DEVELOPMENT ENGINEERING, INC., 1977, SURFACE WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR NORTH PORT AND PORT CHARLOTTE, FLORIDA: FOR GENERAL DEVELOPMENT UTILITIES, INC., IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, TC/425/.N65/G47.

0437 GENERAL DEVELOPMENT UTILITIES, INC., 1973, WATER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM, PORT CHARLOTTE, FLORIDA: BUREAU OF COASTAL ZONE PLANNING, 23 P., 8 MAPS.

0438 GENTRY, CECIL R., 1974, HURRICANES IN SOUTH FLORIDA: MEMOIR 2, MIAMI GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY, ENVIRONMENTS OF SOUTH FLORIDA, PAST AND PRESENT, P. 73-81.

0439 GERAGHTY AND MILLER, INC., (NO DATE), BASIC DATA FRAMEWORK OF THE HIGHLANDS RIDGE HYDROLOGIC INVESTIGATIONS: FOR PEACE RIVER BASIN BOARD, IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, GB/656.G4.

0440 GERAGHTY AND MILLER, INC., (NO DATE), GROUNDWATER INVESTIGATION FOR THE PEACE RIVER REGIONAL WATER SUPPLY PLANT NEAR FORT OGDEN, FLORIDA: FOR GENERAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, GB 1025/.F55 G45.

41-; 0441 GERACHTY AND MILLER, INC., (NO DATE), HIGHLANDS RIDGE 1IYDROLOGIC INVESTIGATION: IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, GB 1199.3/.F55 S6.

0442 GERAG1ITY AND MILLER, INC., 1973, GROUNDWATER CONDITIONS IN THE DEEP CHEEK-HARBOR HEIGHTS AND THE BURNT STORE ROAD AREAS-CHARLOTTE AND LEE COUNTIES, SOUTHWEST FLORIDA: PRELIMINARY APPRAISAL FOR PUNTA GORDA ISLES, IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, GB 10257.F55 G4.

0443 GERAGHTY AND MILLER, INC., 1973, GROUNDWATER CONDITIONS IN THE LETTUCE LAKE AREA-DESOTO COUNTY, FLORIDA-PRELIMINARY STUDY: FOR GENERAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, GB 16257.F55 G45.

0444 GERAGHTY AND MILLER, INC., 1973, PRELIMINARY APPRAISAL OF GROUNDWATER CONDITIONS IN DEEP CREEK, HARBOR HEIGHTS AND BURNT STORE ROAD AREAS OF CHARLOTTE AND LEE COUNTIES, SOUTHWEST FLORIDA: REPORT TO PUNTA GORDA ISLES, INC.

0445 GERAGHTY AND MILLER, INC., 1978, EFFECTS OF GROUNDWATER WITHDRAWALS FROM THE LOWER HAWTHORN AQUIFER ON SANIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA: FOR THE ISLAND WATER ASSOCIATION, INC., JANUARY 1978.

0446 GERAGHTY AND MILLER, INC., AND REYNOLDS, SMITH AND DILLS, 1977, FOUR RIVER BASINS AREA, WEST CENTRAL FLORIDA-HYDROLOGIC AND ENGINEERING EVALUATION: WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT STUDY, V. 1 (REPORT) AND 2 (APPENDICES), MARCH 1977.

0447 GIANNIO, S.P., ANDWANG, HSIANG, 1974, ENGINEERING CONSIDERATIONS FOR MARINAS IN TIDAL MARSHES: UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING, NOAA GRANT NO. 04-3158-30.

0448 GILBERT, TERRY, AND KING, TIM, 1979, WETLANDS RECLAMATION TECHNOLOGY, DEVELOPMENT, AND DEMONSTRATION FOR FLORIDA PHOSPHATE MINING: .ANNUAL REPORT, PHOSPHATE RECLAMATION PROJECT, FLORIDA GAME AND FRESHWATER FISH COMMISSION.

0449 GILLILAND, M.W., 1975, SYSTEMS MODELS FOR PHOSPHORUS MANAGEMENT IN FLORIDA: PROCEEDINGS OF A SYMPOSIUM 'MINERAL CYCLING IN SOUTHEASTERN ECOSYSTEMS', UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, CONF-740513, P. 179-208.

42-A 0450 GILMORE, R.G., BULLOCK, L.H., MID BERRY, P.M., 1978, IIYPOTHERMAL MORTALITY IM MARINE FISHES OF SOUTH CENTRAL FLORIDA, JANUARY 1977: NORTHEAST GULF SCIENCE, V. 2, NO. 2, P. 77-97.

0451 GLEASON, P.J., 1974, ENVIRONMENTS OF SOUTH FLORIDA- PRESENT AND PAST: MEI10IR 2, III All I GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY, 452 P.

0452 GLEASON, P.J., AND STONE, P.A., .1975, PREHISTORIC TROPHIC LEVEL STATUS AND POSSIBLE CULTURAL INFLUENCES ON THE ENRICHMENT OF LAKE OKEECHOBEE: CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN FLORIDA FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT, (UNPUBLISHED HANUSCRIPT).

0453 GODCHARLSSr NARK F., AND JAPP, WALTER C., 1973, EXPLORATORY CLA1I SURVEY OF FLORIDA NEARSHORE AMD ESTUARINE WATERS WITH COMMERCIAL HYDRAULIC DREDGING GEAR: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, MARINE LABORATORY, PROFESSIONAL PAPERS NO. 27, 77 P.

0454 GODCHARLES, MARK F., AND JAPP, WALTER C., 1973, FAUNA AMD FLORA IN HYDRAULIC CLAM DREDGE COLLECTION FROM FLORIDA WEST AND SOUTHWEST COASTS: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, MARINE RESEARCH LABORATORY, SPEC. SCIENCE REPORT NO. 40, 89 P.

0455 GOODWIN, C.R., 1980, PRELIMINARY'SIMULATED TIDAL FLOW AND CIRCULATION PATTERNS IN HILLSBOROUGI! BAY, FLORIDA: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OPEN-FILE REPORT 80-1021, 25 P.

0456 CORELICK, STEVEH, 1975, GROUND WATER AND WATER SUPPLY IN SARASOTA COUNTY: THE ENVIRON./PLANNING RESEARCH INSTITUTE AND THE NEW COLLEGE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES PROGRAM, SARASOTA, FLORIDA.

0457 GORELICK, STEVEN, 1975, SOUTHWEST FLORIDA REGIONAL HYDROGEOLOGY AMD WATER SUPPLY: NEW COLLEGE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES PROGRAM, SARASOTA, FLORIDA.

0458 GORRIE,, 1854, ON CHANGES OF LEVEL OF THE WEST COAST OF FLORIDA: BOSTON SOCIETY NAT. HIST. PROC., V. 4, P. 391-392.

0459 GOSSELINK, J.G., ODUM, E.P., POPE, R.M., (NO DATE), THE VALUE OF THE TIDAL MARSH: LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY CENTER FOR WETLAND RESOURCES, PUBL. HO. LSU SG 74-03, BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA, 30 P.

43-A 0460 GRACE, S. R. , 1977, SEDIMENTARY PHOSPHORUS IN THE MYAKKA AND PEACE RIVER ESTUARIES, CHARLOTTE HARBOR, FLORIDA: M.S. THESIS, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA, AUGUST, 1977.

0461 GRAHAM, D., CHRISTEMSEN, B., 1978, DEVELOPMENT OF DRAINAGE BASIN-ESTUARY NUMERICAL MODEL SYSTEM FOR PLANNING OF THE COASTAL ZONE: IN COASTAL ZONE, 78TH PROCEEDINGS OF ASCE SYMPOSIUM, SAN FRANCISCO, CA., MARCH 14-16, 1978, P. 621-633.

0462 GRAHAM, D. , HILL, J. , AND CIIRISTENSEN, B. , 1978, VERIFICATION OF AN ESTUARINE MODEL FOR APALACHICOLA BAY, FLORIDA: PROCEEDINGS OF ASCE CONFERENCE, COLLEGE PARK, MD., AUGUST 9-11, 1978, P. 237-245.

0463 GRAHAM, II.W. , AMISON, J.M., AND MARVIN, K.T. , 1954, PHOSPHORUS CONTENT OF WATERS ALONG THE WEST COAST OF FLORIDA: U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE, SPEC. SCIENCE REPORT, FISHERIES NO. 122, 43 P.

0464 GREINER ENGINEERING SCIENCES, 1978, ANNUAL INSPECTION REPORT OF WATER CONTROL STRUCTURES PEACE RIVER BASIN: SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT, BROOKSVILLE, FLORIDA.

0465 GRUBB, H. F., 1977, POTENTIAL FOR DOWNWARD LEAKAGE TO THE PLORIDAN AQUIFIER, GREEN SWAMP, CENTRAL FLORIDA: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY WATER RESOURCES INVESTIGATION 77-71.

0466 GUDE, R.H., 1977, PRELIMINARY STUDY OF CHROMIUM, COPPER, AND LEAD CONCENTRATIONS IN SELECTED RESIDENTS OF UPPER MCKAY BAY: REPORT TO TAMPA PORT AUTHORITY.

0467 GUIMOND, R.J., 1976, THE RADIOLOGICAL IMPACT OF THE PHOSPHATE INDUSTRY -A FEDERAL PERSPECTIVE: U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, OFFICE OF RAD. PROG., WASHINGTON, D.C.

0468 GULF SOUTH RESEARCH INSTITUTE, 1977, LITERATURE SEARCH OF ENVIRONMENTAL ELEMENTS IN THE FOUR RIVER BASINS AREA, FLORIDA-WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT STUDY: IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, QH 54125/.B32 GB.

0469 GUNTER, GORDON, 1950, SEASONAL POPULATION CHANGES AND DISTRIBUTIONS AS RELATED TO SALINITY OF CERTAIN INVERTEBRATES OF THE TEXAS COAST, INCLUDING THE COMMERCIAL SHRIMP: PUBL. INST. MAR. SCI., V. 31, NO. 2, P. 7-51.

4 4-A 0481 IIAHMETT, K.M., TURNER, J.F., AND MURPHY, W.R., 1978, MAGNITUDE AND FREQUENCY OF FLOODING ON THE 1IYAKKA RIVER, SOUTHWEST FLORIDA: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY WATER-RESOURCES INVESTIGATION 78-65.

0482 HAMMOND, E.A., 1973, THE SPANISH FISHERIES OF CHARLOTTE HARBOR: THE FLORIDA HISTORY QUARTERLY, P.K.YONGE LIBRARY, 25 P.

0483 HANCOCK, M.J., 19G9, A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE FISHES IN THE SHALLOW MARINE WATERS SURROUNDING SANIBEL AND CAPTIVA ISLANDS: UNPUBLISHED MANUSCRIPT.

0484 HANKE, A.R., 1972, EFFECT OF POLLUTION ON THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT: FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY MARINE LABORATORY.

0485 HANSEN, W.G., BITTON, G., FOX, J.L., AND BREZONIK, P.L., 1977, HYDROCARBON STATUS IN FLORIDA REAL ESTATE CANALS: MAR. POLL. BULLETIN, P. 57-62.

0486 HARDEE COUNTY, (MO DATE), HARDEE COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, HD 111/.G31.

0487 HARLEMAN, D., FISHER, J., AND THATHER, M.L., 1974, UNSTEADY SALINITY INTRUSION IN ESTUARIES, PART 1, ONE-DIMENSIONAL TRANSIENT SALINITY INTRUSION WITH VARYING FRESHWATER INFLOW. PART 2, TWO-DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS OF TIME-AVERAGE SALINITY AMD VELOCITY PROFILES: U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS COMMITTEE ON TIDAL HYDRAULICS, TECHNICAL BULL. NO. 20.

0488 HARRIMGTON, R.W. , AND BIDLINGMAYER, W. , .1958, EFFECTS OF DIELDRIN ON FISHES AND INVERTEBRATES OF A SALT MARSH: JOURNAL OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT, V. 22, NO. 1, P. 76-82.

0489 HARRISS, R.C., MATTRAW, H.C., ALBERTS, J., AND HANKE, A.R., 1972, EFFECT OF POLLUTION ON THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT, A CASE STUDY: FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY MARINE LABORATORY, PROCEEDINGS OF COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT SYMPOSIUM, FEB. 21-22, 1972, CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA, P. 249-264.

0490 HARTMAN, B., 1978, RARE AND ENDANGERED BIOTA OF FLORIDA: PRITCHARD, P.C.H., SERIES EDITOR, D.B. WARD, EDITOR, V. 5, PLANTS.

46-A 0470 GUNTER, GORDON, 1956, SOME RELATIONS OF FAU1IAL DISTRIBUTIONS TO SALINITY IN ESTUARINE WATERS: ECOLOGY, V. 37, NO. 3, P. 616-619.

0471 GUNTER, GORDON, 1961, S01IE RELATIONS OF ESTUARINE ORGANISMS TO SALINITY: LINNOL. OCEANOGR., V. 6, NO. 2, P. 182-190.

0472 GUNTER, GORDON, 1963, GULF OF MEXICO MENHADEN FISHERY IN RELATION TO THE SPORTS FISHERY: PROCEEDINGS GULF CARIBBEAN FISH INSTITUTE, V. 16, P. 99-108.

0473 GUNTER, GORDON, AND HALL, G.E., 1962, BIOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF THE CALOOSAHATCIIEE ESTUARY IN CONNECTION WITH LAKE OKEECIIODEE DISCHARGES THROUGH THE CALOOSAKATCHEE RIVER: A REPORT TO THE DISTRICT ENGINEER, JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT, U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, 59 P.

0474 GUNTER, GORDON, AMD HALL, G.E., 1963, BIOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF THE ST. LUCIE ESTUARY, FLORIDA, IN CONNECTION WITH LAKE OKEECHOBEE DISCHARGES THROUGH THE ST. LUCIE CANAL: GULF RES. REPORT, V. 5, P. 291-292.

0475 GUNTER, GORDON, AND HALL, G.E., 1975, A BIOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE CALOOS/sJIATCHEE ESTUARY OF FLORIDA: GULF RESEARCH REPORTS, V. 2, NO. 1, 72 P.

0476 GUNTER, GORDON, BALLARD, B.S., AND VEHKATARAMIAH, A., 1974, A REVIEW OF SALINITY PROBLEMS OF ORGANISMS IN U.S. COASTAL AREAS SUBJECT TO THE EFFECTS OF ENGINEERING WORKS: GULF RES. REPORTS, V. 4, NO. 3, P. 380-475.

0477 GUNTER, GORDON, SMITH, F.W., AND WILLIAMS, R.H., 1947, MASS MORTALITY OF MARINE ANIMALS ON THE LOWER WEST COAST OF FLORIDA, NOVEMBER 1946-JANUARY 1947: SCIENCE, V. 105, P. 256-257.

0478 GUNTER, GORDON, WILLIAMS, R.R., DAVIS, C.C., AND SMITH, F.G.W., 1948, CATASTROPHIC MASS MORTALITY OF MARINE ANIMALS AND COINCIDENT PHYTOPLANKTON BLOOM ON THE WEST COAST OF FLORIDA, NOVEMBER 1946-AUGUST 1947: ECO. MONOGRAPHS, V. 18, P. 309-324.

0479 HAAS, F., 1940, ECOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS ON COMMON MOLLUSKS OF SANIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA: AMERICAN MIDL. NATURALIST, V. 24, NO. 2, P. 269-378.

0480 HAMILTON, W.J., JR., 1941, NOTES ON SOME MAMMALS OF LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: AMERICAN WILD. NATURALIST, V. 25, NO. 3, P. 686-691.

45-A 0491 IIARTriAII, B. J., 1975, SURVEY OF THE IJILDLIFE VALUES OF FLORIDA'S PLANT COMMUNITIES: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES.

0492 IIARTMAN, D.S., 1974, DISTRIBUTION, STATUS, AND CONSERVATION OF THE MANATEE IN THE UNITED STATES: UNPUBLISHED MANUSCRIPT 247 P.

0493 II/iRTIIAH, D. S. , 1971, BEHAVIOR AND ECOLOGY OF THE FLORIDA MANATEE, TRICHERCIJUS MANATUS LATIROSTRIS (HARDEN) AT CRYSTAL RIVER, FLORIDA: PH.D. THESIS, CORNELL UNIVERSITY, LEE COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION, P. 38-46.

0494 IIARTMAN, 0., 1951, THE LITTOR/vL MARINE ANNELIDS OF THE GULF OF MEXICO: PUDL. INST. MARINE SCIENCE, V. 2, P. 7-124.

0495 HARVEY, JUDSON, 1979, BEACH PROCESSES AND INLET DYNAMICS IN A BARRIER ISLAND CHAIN, SOUTHWEST FLORIDA: NEW COLLEGE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES PROGRAM, PUBL. NO. 22, JULY 1979.

0496 HAWKINS, L., 1977, EXECUTIVE SUMMARY OF THE FINAL WATER QUALITY REPORT FOR THE CHARLOTTE HARBOR STUDY AREA: SECTION 200 STUDIES, SOUTHWEST FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL,

0497 HAWKINS, L., 1977, FINAL WATER QUALITY REPORT FOR THE CHARLOTTE HARBOR STUDY AREA: SECTION 208 STUDIES, SOUTHWEST FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL.

0498 HEALD, E.J., 1970, FISHERY RESOURCES ATLAS II WEST COAST OF FLORIDA TO TEXAS: UNIVERSITY < F MIAMI, SEA GRANT PROGRAM, ESTUARINE AND COASTAL STUDIES, SEA GRANT TECHNICAL BULL. NO. 4.

0499 IIEALD, E.J., 1970, THE EVERGLADES ESTUARY; AN EXAMPLE OF SERIOUSLY REDUCED INFLOW OF WATER: TRAMS. AMERICAN FISH. SOCIETY, V. 99, P. 847-848.

0500 HEALD, E.J., AND T7\BB, D.C., 1973, A CRITICAL LOOK AT THE STATE OF KNOWLEDGE CONCERNING MANGROVES OF FLORIDA: MIAMI, FLORIDA.

0501 IIEALD, E.J., AND TAB3, D.C., 1975, RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF ADEQUATE WATER QUALITY IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE SOUTH GULF COVE DEVELOPMENT PROJECT: IN GENERAL DEVELOPMENT CORP. SOUTH GULF COVE REDESIGN FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, SW REGION 60 P.

4 7-A 05502 IIEALD, E.J., ODUM, U.K., AMD TAHD, D.C., 1974, M/uIGROVES III THE ESTUARIES FOOD CHAIN: MIAMI GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY MEMOIR MO. 2, 1974, MIAMI, FLORIDA.

0503 HEALD, E.J., TABB, D. , AMD REIIRER, R. , 1972, A BIOLOGICAL RESOURCE SURVEY IN THE MATLACfJA PASS AREA OF PINE ISLAND SOUND, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: 30 P.

0504 HEALY, H.G., 1975, TERRACES AND SHORELINES OF FLORIDA: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY MAP SERIES NO. 71.

0505 HEALY, H.G., 1978, WATER LEVELS IN ARTESIAN AND NON-ARTESIAN AQUIFERS OF FLORIDA, 1975-1976: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OPEN-FILE REPORT 70-458.

0506 HEATH, R.C., 1961, SURFACE WATER RESOURCES OF POLK COUNTY, FLORIDA: FLORIDA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY INFORMATION CIRCULAR 25.

0507 HEATH, R.C., AND WIUBERLY, E.T., 1971, SELECTED FLOI7 CHARACTERISTICS OF FLORIDA STREAMS AND CANALS: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY INFORMATION CIRCULAR 69.

0508 HECK, K.L. JR., 1976, COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AND THE EFFECTS OF POLLUTION IN SEA-GRASS MEADOU AND ADJACENT HABITATS: MAR. BIOL,, V. 35, P. 345-353.

0509 HEILPRIN, ANGELO, 1887, EXPLORATIONS ON THE WEST COAST OF FLORIDA AND IN THE OKEECHOBEE V7ILDERNESS: PALAEONTOGRAPIIICA AMERICANA, V. 4, NO. 33, REPRINTED 1964.

0510 HEINLE, D. R., FLEMER, D.A., HUFF, R.T., SULKIN, S.T., AND ULANOWICZ, R.G., 1978, EFFECTS OF PERTURBATIONS ON ESTUARINE MICROCOSMS: UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA, PRESS, NOVEMBER 1978.

0511 HELA, ILMO, 1952, REMARKS ON THE CLIMATE OF SOUTHERN FLORIDA: BULL. MAR. SCI. GULF AND CARIBBEAN, V. 2, NO. 2, P. 438-447.

0512 HELA, ILMO, 1952, REMARKS ON THE CLIMATE OF SOUTHERN FLORIDA: CONTRIBUTION NO. 80, MARINE LABORATORY, UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI, 10 P.

0513 HELA, ILMO, 1955, ECOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS OH A LOCALLY LIMITED RED TIDE BLOOM: BULL. MAR. SCI. GULF AND CARIB., V. 5, NO. 4, P. 269-291.

4 8-A 0514 IICLA, ILI',0, 1956, A PATTERN OF COASTAL CIRCULATION INFERRED FROii SYNOPTIC SALINITY DATA: BULL. MAR. SCI. GULF AND CARIB., V. 6, NO. 1, P. 74-83.

0515 IIELZ, G.R., IIUGGETT, R.J., AND HILL, J.M., 1975, BEHAVIOR OF MAGNESIUM, IRON, COPPER, ZINC, CADIIIUN, AND LEAD DISCHARGED FROM A WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT INTO AM ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT: WATER RESEARCH, JULY, V. 9, NO. 7, P. 631-636.

0516 IIENDRY, C. W. JR., AND LAVENDER, J.A., 1957, INTERIOR REPRINT ON THE PROGRESS OF AM INVENTORY OF ARTESIAN WELLS IN FLORIDA: INFORMATION ON CIRCULAR NO. 10, FLORIDA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, TALLAIIASSEE, FLORIDA.

0517 HERWITZ, S., 1977, THE NATURAL HISTORY OF CAYO-COSTA ISLAND: NEW COLLEGE ESP PUBL. SARASOTA, FLORIDA, NO. 14, 118 P.

0518 HESS, K. W., 1976, A THREE-DIMENSIONAL NUMERICAL MODEL OF THE ESTUARY CIRCULATION AND SALINITY IN .NARPJ.GANSETT BAY: ESTUARINE COASTAL MARINE SCIENCE, MAY 1976, V. 4, NO. 3, P. 325-338.

0519 HICKS, D.A., CARROLL, B.J., AND COVINDER, T.R., 1975, FINGERFILL CANAL STUDIES, FLORIDA AND NORTH CAROLINA, PRELIMINARY DRAFT: U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY SURVEILLANCE AND ANALYSIS DIVISION, ATHENS, GEORGIA.

0520 HICKS, H.A., AND CROSBY, J.E., 1974, TRENDS AND VARIABILITY OF YEARLY MEAN SEA LEVEL, 1893-1922: NOAA TECH. MEMORANDUM, NDS 13, P. 1-14.

0521 HIGER, A.L., AND KOLIPINSKI, M.C., 1970, SOURCES OF PESTICIDES IN FLORIDA WATERS: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OPEN-FILE REPORT 70005.

0522 HIGER, A.L., COKER, A.E., AND CORDES, E.H, 1976, ECOLOGICAL MODEL IN FLORIDA: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY PROFESSIONAL PAPER NO. 929.

0523 HILL, J.M., AND GRAHAM, D.S., 1980, USING ENHANCED LANDSAT IMAGES FOR CALIBRATING REAL-TIME ESTUARINE WATER-QUALITY MODELS: WATER QUALITY BULLETIN, V. 5, NO. 1, P. 20-23.

0524 HOBBIE, J.E., 1966, ECOSYSTEMS RECEIVING PHOSPHATE WASTES: COASTAL ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS OF THE U.S., THE CONSERVATION FOUNDATION, P. 252-262.

49-A 0525 IIOCIIMAN, E. , ZILBERMAN, D. , AMD JUST, R. , 1977, INTERNALIZATION IN A STOCHASTIC POLLUTION MODEL: WATER RESOUR. RESEARCH, DECEMBER 1977, V. 13, NO. 6, P. 877-887.

0526 IIOESE, H.D., 1967, EFFECT OF HIGHER THAN NORMAL SALINITIES ON SALT MARSHES: CONTRIB. IN MARINE SCIENCE, V. 12, P. 249-261.

0527 HOLY, D. W., 1979, SPATIAL/TEMPORAL PATTERNS IN COMPOSITION, ABUNDANCE AND DISTRIBUTION OF PHYTOPLANKTON AND PERIPHYTON IN PEACE RIVER AND CHARLOTTE HARBOR, FLORIDA: UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, MARINE SCIENCE INSTITUTE, JANUARY 2-5, 1979, CORPUS CIIR1STI, TEXAS.

0528 IIOLSSCHUU, J. C. Ill, (NO DATE), WATER MANAGEMENT WITHIN THE PHOSPHATE INDUSTRY OF SOUTH FLORIDA-MINING AND BENEFICIATION OF PEBBLE PHOSPHATE IN THE PEACE AND ALAFIA RIVER BASINS: SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT.

0529 HOLZSCIIUH,; , J. C. Ill, 1972, THE STATE OF WATER RESOURCES WITHIN THE PEACE RIVER BASIN WITH EMPHASIS ON GROUNDWATER: SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT.

0530 HOPICINS, E.M., 1974, MODIFICATION OF RELICT COVERSANDS OF THE FLORIDA GULF COAST: PH.D. DISSERTATION, UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, 160 P.

0531 HOPKINS, L., 1966, THE PLANKTON OF THE ST. ANDREWS BAY SYSTEM, FLORIDA: UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS INSTITUT E, MARINE SCIENCE PUB., V. 11, P. 12-64.

0532 HOPKINS, T.L., 1956, NOTES ON THE BORING SPONGES IN GULF COAST ESTUARIES AND THEIR RELATIONS TO SALINITY BULL. MAR. SCI., V. 6, P. 44-58.

0533 HOREL, G., 1960, RESULTS OF FISHERIES INVESTIGATION AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR REESTABLISHMENT OF A SPORT FISHERY IN CALOOSAHATCI1EE RIVER: A PRELIMINARY REPORT SUBMITTED TO THE VERO BEACH OFFICE OF THE FLORIDA GAME AND FRESHWATER FISH COMMISSION, 23 P.

0534 HOUDE, E.D., 1971, SURVEY OF THE LITERATURE RELATING TO SPORT AND COMMERCIAL FISHES OF SOUTH FLORIDA: UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI, RSMAS CONTRACT REPORT TO NATIONAL MARINE FISHERIES SERVICE, NOAA, NO. 42-2-71, RSMAS #71099, 95 P.

0-A 0535 HOWARD', NEEDLES, TAHI1E1I, AMD BERGENDOFF; AMD JOHNSON ENGINEERING, 1IIC., 1977, SIX MILL CYPRESS WATERSHED BASIN SURFACE WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN: CAPE CORAL, FLORIDA, 71 P.

0536 HOWARD, NEEDLES, TAMMEM, AND BERGE1IDOFF, 1970, CITY OF CAPE CORAL, MASTER PLAN FOR WATER SUPPLY, TREATIIENT FACILITIES AND TRANSMISSION RAINS: CAPE CORAL, FLORIDA.

0537 IIUANG, TER-CIIEIN, 1966, A SEDIIIE1ITOLOG1C STUDY OF CHARLOTTE HARBOR, SOUTHWESTERN FLORIDA: M.S. THESIS, FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY, DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY, 97 P.

0538 IIUANG, TER-CHIEN, AND GOODELL, E.G., 1967, SEDIMENTS OF CHARLOTTE HARBOR, SOUTHWESTERN FLORIDA: JOURNAL OF SEDIMENTARY PETROLOGY, V. 37, NO. 2, P. 449-474.

0539 HUGHES, G.H., 1978, RUNOFF FROM HYDROLOGIC UNITS IN FLORIDA: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY MAP SERIES 81.

0540 HUGHES, G.H., HAMPTON, E., AMD TUCKER, D.F., 1971, ANNUAL AMD SEASONAL RAINFALL IN FLORIDA: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY MAP SERIES 40. »

0541 HULL, R.J., 1976, THE CAPACITY OF SALT MARSH VEGETATION TO MODIFY THE QUALITY OF ESTUARINE WATERS: RHODE ISLAND UNIVERSITY, COMPLETION REPORT, SEPTEMBER, 1976, OWRT B-062-RKI).

0542 KUIII-I, H.J., HANHEIM, F.T., AND TAFT, W.H., 1974, RESEARCH PROPOSAL-A STUDY OF THE BENTHIC ALGAE OF THE J.N.DIMG DARLING NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE AND ADJACENT AREAS: UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF MARINE SCIENCE, SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION, 10 P.

0543 HUNDEMANN, A. S., 1978, REMOTE SENSING APPLIED TO ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION DETECTION AMD MANAGEMENT. (BIBLIOGRAPHY WITH ABSTRACTS) 1964-JULY 1978: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, NTIS/PS-78/0789/4ST.

0544 HUTCHINSON, C.B., 1978, APPRAISAL OF SHALLOW GROUNDWATER RESOURCES AND MANAGEMENT ALTERNATIVES, IN THE UPPER PEACE AND ALAFIA RIVER BASINS, FLORIDA: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY WATER RESOURCES INVESTIGATION 77-124.

51-A 0545 IlUTCIIinSOll, C.B. r MID WILSON, W.D., 1975, EVALU/VTION OF A PROPOSED CONNECTOR WELL, NORTHEASTERN DE SOTO COUNTY, FLORIDA: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY WATER RESOURCES INVESTIGATION 74-5.

0546 HYDE, L.W. , 1964, CHRONOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PRINCIPAL PUBLISHED GROUilDWATER REPORTS PREPARED BY THE U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OR THE FLORIDA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, 1908-1963: FLORIDA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY LEAFLET NO. 4.

0547 HYDE, L.W., 1965, PRINCIPAL AQUIFERS IN FLORIDA (REVISED 1975): FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY MAP SERIES NO. 16.

0548 ID3 ENGINEERING, INC., (NO DATE), ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT, MORROW ESTATE, HIGHLAND CITY, FLORIDA: FOR HAUGER-BUMCn, INC., IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, QK/541/.I3.

0549 IDYLL, C. P., 1949, STOP NETTING ON THE WEST COAST OF FLORIDA: STATE OF FLORIDA BOARD OF CONSERVATION, TECHNICAL SERIES NO. 3, 23 P.

0550 INGLE, R.M., 1962, POTENTIAL RESEARCH BENEFITS TO BE DERIVED FROM ESTUARINE HETEROGENEITY: TULANE STUDIES ZOOL., V. 9, NO. 5, P. 295-299.

0551 INGLE, R.M., AND MARTIN, D.F., 1971, PREDICTION OF THE FLORIDA RED TIDE BY MEANS OF THE IRON INDEX: RED TIDE, IRON AND HUMIC ACID LEVELS IN STREAMS: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, BUREAU OF MARINE SCI. TECH., ENVIRONMENTAL LETTERS, V. 1, NO. 1.

0552 INGLE, R.M., BUTTON, R.F., AND TOPP, R.W., 1962, RESULTS OF THE TAGGING OF SALT WATER FISHES IM FLORIDA FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF CONSERVATION MARIKE LABORATORY, TECHNICAL SERIES NO. 38, 57 P.

0553 IRWIN, G.A. , AND IIUTCHINSON, C.B., 1976, RECONNAISANCE WATER SAMPLING FOR RADIUM-226 IN CENTRAL AMD NORTHERN FLORIDA, DECEMBER 1974-MARCH 1976,: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY WATER-RESOURCES INVESTIGATION 76-103.

0554 IRWIN, G.A., AND KIRKLARD, R.T., 1980, CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF PRECIPITATION AT SELECTED SITES IN FLORIDA: U.S. GEOLOGICAL S INVESTIGATIONS NO. 80-81.

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0566 JOHNSON ENGINEERING, INC. , 1970, STORM DRAINAGE III FORT MYERS, A REPORT FOR THE CITY OF FORT MYERS, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA CONSULTING ENGINEER.

0567 JOHNSON ENGINEERING, INC., 1972, WATER MANAGEMENT IN LEE COUNTY-A REPORT FOR THE DOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, APRIL 1972: LEE COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT.

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0569 JOHNSON ENGINEERING, INC., 1977, PHASE II-WATER MANAGEMENT STUDY-WEST CENTRAL CHARLOTTE COUNTY: IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, TD 353/.J6.

0570 JOHNSON, LAMAR, 1960, A PLAN OF IMPROVEMENT FOR PEACE RIVER VALLEY: IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, G3 1005/.P4P4.

0571 JOHNSON, LAMAR, 1965, A REPORT TO PEACE RIVER BASIN BOARD ON LAKE SMART IN POLK COUNTY: FOR THE PEACE RIVER BASIN BOARD, IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, GB 1625/.F55L21.

0572 JOHNSON, LAIIAR, 1969, ENGINEERING AND ECONOMIC FEASIBILITY OF THE PROPOSED HORSE CREEK RESERVOIR PROJECT, DESOTO COUNTY, FLORIDA: LAKE WALES, FLORIDA.

0573 JOHNSON, LAMAR, 1966, DESIGN MEMORANDUM MYRTLE SLOUGH RESERVOIR ~ CHARLOTTE COUNTY, FLORIDA: FOR THE PEACE RIVER BASIN BOARD, IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, TD/224.F55D4.

0574 JOHNSON, LAMAR, 1967, HORSE CREEK RESERVOIR, DESOTO COUNTY, FLORIDA-SCOPE OF FEASIBILITY AND PRELIMINARY RECONNAISSANCE STUDIES: FOR THE PEACE RIVER BASIN BOARD, IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, TD 224/.F55L3.

0575 JOHNSON, R.W., ANDBALOGH, F.W., 1977, PHYTOPLANKTON PRODUCTIVITY OBSERVATIONS IN SOUTHWEST FLORIDA: LEE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, FEBRUARY 1977.

4-A 0576 JOIIMSTOMI-:, W.T., A1ID IIIXSOM, T.F., 1974, CHARLOTTE COUNTY SEWER AMD WATER COMPREHENSIVE PLAN: CHARLOTTE COUNTY REGIONAL PLANNING COU1ICIL AIID TRI-COUNTY ENGINEERING, PUNT A GORDA, FLORIDA.

0577 JOII1IGTONE, VJ. ., AN]) IIIXSON, T.F., 1975, LAND USE MANAGEMENT PLAN, PUNTA GORDA, CHARLOTTE COUNTY: CHARLOTTE COUNTY REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL AND TRI-COUNTY ENGINEERING, INC. , 102 P.

0578 JONES, C.P., 1980, BIG HICKORY PASS, NEW PASS AND BIG CARLOS PASS, GLOSSARY OF INLETS REPORT NO. 8: FLORIDA SEA GRANT COLLEGE, 47 P.

0579 JONES, DEI7ITT, 1975, THE SANIBEL FRESHWATER SYSTEI1: SAMIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION, 3 P.

0580 JONES, H., 1966, SUI!MARY OF FLORIDA COMMERCIAL MARINE LANDINGS: BOARD OF CONSERVATION SALTWATER FISHERIES DIVISION, MARINE FISHERIES RESEARCH, 61 P.

0581 JONES, J.I., RING, R.E., RINKEL, M.O. , AND SMITH, R.G. (EDS.), 1973, A SUMMARY OF KNOWLEDGE OF THE EASTERN GULF OF MEXICO: FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM, INSTITUTE OF OCEANOGRAPHY, ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA.

0582 JOYCE, E.A., AMD ELDED, B. , 1966, THE FLORIDA SHRIMPING INDUSTRY: EDUCATION SERIES NO. 15, FLORIDA BOARD OF CONSERVATION MARINE LABORATORY, 47 P.

058 JOYCE, E. A. JR., 1975, PROCEEDINGS OF FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON TOXIC DINOFLAGELLATE BLOOMS: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES RED TIDE RESEARCH PROGRAM, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FOUNDATION, WAKEFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS.

0584 JOYNER, B.F., 1971, APPRAISAL OF CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGIC CONDITIONS OF LAKE OKEECIIOBEE, FLORIDA, 1969-70: U. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OPEN-FILE REPORT 71006.

0585 JOYNER, B.F., 1973, NITROGEN, PHOSPHORUS, AND TRACE ELEMENTS IN FLORIDA SURFACE WATERS, 1970-71: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OPEN-FILE REPORT 73208.

0586 JOYNER, B.F., 1974, CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL CONDITIONS OF LAKE OKEECHOBEE, FLORIDA, 1969-72: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY REPORT OF INVESTIGATION 71.

55-A 0587 JOYNER', B.F., AMD GUTCLIFFE, II., JR., 1976, WATER RESOURCES OF MYAKKA RIVER DASH] AREA, SOUTHWEST FLORIDA: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY WATER-RESOURCES INVESTIGATION 76-58.

0588 KALIIAZ, E.V. , 1978, MATHEMATICAL IIODEL AND COI1PUTER SIIIULATION OF THE POPULATION DYNAMICS OF ZOOPLAI1KTON IN LAKE AND ESTUARY ECOSYSTEI1S: ECOL. MODEL., 1978, V. 5, NO. 3, P. 225-235.

0589 KAUFMAN, M.I., 1967, HYDROLOGIC EFFECTS OF GROUND-WATER PUMPAGE IN THE PEACE AND ALAFIA RIVER BASINS, FLORIDA, 1934-65: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY REPORT OF INVESTIGATION NO. 49.

0590 KAUFMAN, II. I., 1969, COLOR OF WATER IN FLORIDA STREAMS AND CANALS: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY MAP SERIES 35, REVISED, 1975.

0591 KAUFMAN, M.I., 1969, GENERALIZED DISTRIBUTION AND CONCENTRATION OF ORTHOPHOSPHATE IN FLORIDA STREAMS: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY MAP SERIES NO. 33, REVISED, 1975.

0592 KAUFI1AN, M.I., 1970, THE PK OF WATER IN FLORIDA STREAMS AND CANALS: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY MAP SERIES 37, REVISED, 1975.

0593 KAUFHAW, II. I., 1972, THE CHEMICAL TYPE OF WATER IN FLORIDA STREAMS: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY MAP SERIES 51, REVISED, 1975.

0594 KAUFMAN, M.I., AND DION, M.P., 1967, CHEMICAL CHARACTER OF WATER IN THE FLORIDAM AQUIFER IN THE SOUTHERN PEACE RIVER BASIN, FLORIDA: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY, MAP SERIES NO. 27.

0595 KAUFMAM, M.I., AMD DIOH, K.P., 1968, GROUMDWATER RESOURCES DATA OF CHARLOTTE, DE SOTO, AMD HARDEE COUNTIES, FLORIDA: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY, INFORMATION CIRCULZvR NO. 53, 20 P.

0596 KAUFMAN, 11. I., AMD DYSART, J.E., 1978, NITROGEN, PJiOSPHZYTE, ORGANIC CARBON, AND BIOCHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND (BOD) IN FLORIDA SURFACE WATERS, 1972: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY WATER-RESOURCES INVESTIGATION 78-43.

0597 KAUFMAM, M.I., AND HCKENZIE, D.J., 1975, UPWARD MIGPxATION OF DEEP-WELL WASTE INJECTION FLUIDS IN FLORIDAN AQUIFER, SOUTH FLORIDA: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY JOURNAL OF RESEARCH, V. 3, NO. 3.

56-A 0598 KAUniAII, R.F. AND DLISS, J.D., 1977, EFFECTS OF THE PHOSPHATE INDUSTRY 0;.! RADIUM-226 II! GROUMDWATER OF CENTRAL FLORIDA (DRAFT): U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, OFFICE OF RAD. PROG., EPA/520-G-77-G10, 87 P.

0599 KEEFE, C. , 1972, MARCH PRODUCTION-A SUIHIARY OF THE LITERATURE C01ITRIB. IN HARIIIE SCIENCE, V. 1(5, NO. 2, P. 209-221. 0600 KENNEDY, F.S. JR., 1972, DISTRIBUTIOf] AMD ABUNDANCE OF PDYSALIA IM FLORIDA \/ATERS: FLORIDA DEPARTI1EIIT OF NATURAL RESOURCES PROFESSIONAL PAPER SER. 18. 0601 KENNEDY, RAY, 1975, EDE11 FIGHTS BACK: SPORTS ILLUSTRZ^TED, FEBRUARY 3, 1975, 6 P. 0602 KENNEDY, W.J., 1979, SETTLEMENT PATTERNS OF PREHISTORIC SITES ON SANIBEL-CAPTIVA ISLAND, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: FLORIDA SCIENTIST, V. 42, SUPPLEMENT 1.

0603 KEHMER, W.E., 1956, SURFACE WATER RESOURCES OF LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY INFORMATION CIRCULAR 7, 69 P.

0604 KENNER, W.E., 1969, SEASONAL VARIATION OF STREAMFLOW IN FLORIDA: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY MAP SERIES 31.

0605 KENNER, 17. E. , AND BROWN, EUGENE, 1956, SURFACE WATER RESOURCES AMD QUALITY OF WATERS IN LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA FLORIDA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY INFORMAMTION CIRCULAR NO. 7, P. 8. 0606 KENNER, W.E., HAMPTON, E.R., AND CONOVF-R, C.S., 1969, AVERAGE FLOW OF MAJOR STREAMS IN FLORIDA: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY MAP SERIES 34. 0607 KENNER, W.G., PRIDE, R.W., AND COMOVER, C.S., 1967, DRAINAGE BASINS IN FLORIDA: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY MAP SERIES 28.

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57-A OG10 KIM f Y.S. f AMD MARTIN, D.F., 1974, INTERRELATIONSHIP OF PEACE RIVER PARAMETERS AS A BASIS OF TIIC IRON INDEX A PREDICTIVE GUIDE TO THE FLORIDA RED TIDE: WATER RES., V. 8, P. 607-616.

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0612 KLA11T, ROBERT, 1961, IIARDEE COUNTY, PEACE RIVER FISHERIES. LETTER TO JOHN WOODS, CHIEF OF FISHERIES DIVISION: FLORIDA GAIIE AND FRESHWATER FISH COMMISSION, LAKELAND, FLORIDA.

0613 KLIEN, H., AND OTHERS, 1964, GEOLOGY AND GROUNDWATER RESOURCES OF GLADES AND HENDRY COUNTIES, FLORIDA: FLORIDA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY REPORT OF INVESTIGATION 37.

0614 KNUTILLA, R.L., AND ROLLINS, II. C. , 1979, SUI1IIARY OF U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY INVESTIGATIONS AND IIYDROLOGIC CONDITIONS IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT FOR 1978: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OPEN-FILE REPORT 79-1257.

0615 KOBYLII-TSKI, GERRY, 1980, GRACEVILLE WASTELOAD ALLOCATION DOCUMENTATION: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, BUREAU OF WATER ANALYSIS, WATER QUALITY TECHNICAL SERIES, V. 2, NO. 32.

0616 KOFOED, J.W., AND JORDAN, G.F., 1964, ISOLATED FAULT SCARPS ON THE COAST OF SOUTHWEST FLORIDA: SOUTHEASTERN GEOLOGIST, V. 5, P. 69-76.

0617 KOHOUT, F.A. , 1974, IIYDROLOGIC SIGNIFICANCE OF A GEOTIIERIIAL SUBMARINE SPRING OFF FLORIDA WEST COAST: FLORIDA SCIENTIST, V. 37, SUPPLEMENT 1.

0618 KOLIPINSKI, M.C., AND HIGER, A.L., 1963, APPLICATIONS OF AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY AND REMOTE SENSING TO IIYDROBIOLOGICAL RESEARCH IN SOUTH FLORIDA: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OPEN-FILE REPORT 68009.

0619 KOOIJMAN, P.M., 1977, MACROINVERTEBRATE POPULATIONS OF SELECTED FLORIDA REAL ESTATE CANALS: M.S. THESIS, DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA.

58-A OG20 KURT7,, HERMAN, 1942, FLORIDA DUTIES AND SCRUB VEGETATION MID GEOLOGY: FLORIDA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN 23. OG21 LA ROSE, H.R., AND MCPIIERSON, B.F., 1980, IIYDROLOGIC AIID LAIIDCOVER FEATURES OF THE CALOOSAHATC!IEE RIVER BASIN, LAKE OKEECIIODEE TO FRANKLIN LOCK, FLORIDA: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY WATER-RESOURCES INVESTIG7\TIOM OPEN-FILE REPORT 30-732. 0622 LACKEY, J.B., AND LOCKEY, E.W. , 1967, A PARTIAL CHECKLIST OF FLORIDA FRESHUAT ALGAE AND PROTOZOAN: BULLETIN SERIES 131, WATER RESOURCES CENTER, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, PUBLICATION NO. 3.

0623 LAI, C., 1977, COIiPUTER SIMULATION OF TWO-DIMENSIONAL UNSTEADY FLOWS IN ESTUARIES: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY WATER RESOURCES INVESTIGATION 77-85.

0624 LAKE WALES (CITY OF), 1972, LAKE WALES WATER RECYCLE PROJECT.

0625 LAKELAND DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRIC AND WATER UTILITIES, 1975, COAL FIRED POWER PLANT FEASIBILITY REPORT - CITY OF LAKELAND: IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, TK/1051.C5.

0626 LAKELAND LEDGER, 1961, "ONCE POPULAR RECREATION SPOT DOOMED BY AREA DEVELOPMENT": LAKELAND LEDGER, JUNE 4, 1961.

0627 LANGBEIN, W.B., AND ISERI, K.T., 1960, GENERAL INTRODUCTION AND HYDROLOGIC DEFINITIONS: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY WATER-SUPPLY PAPER 1541-A, 29 P.

0628 LANQUIST, E.E., 1953, A BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF THE PEACE RIVER, FLORIDA: IN FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF HEALTH, PEACE AND ALAFIA RIVERS, STREAM SANITATION STUDIES 1950-1953, SUPPLEMENT II TO VOLUME II.

0629 LANQUIST, E.E., 1953, PEACE AND ALAFIA RIVERS STREAM SANITATION STUDIES, 1950-1953, SUPPLEMENT II, VOLUME II, A BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF THE PEACE RIVER, FLORIDA: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, 79 P.

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0633 LAYHE, J.IT. , 1978, IIAIIMALS. VOLUHE I OF: THE RARE AIID E11DAIIGERED BIOTA OF FLORIDA: PETER PRITCIJARD, EDITOR, UNIVERSITY PRESSES OF FLORIDA.

0634 LAYIIE, J.N., 1973, WILDLIFE OF THE MYAKKA RIVER VALLEY: IN PROCEEDINGS IIYAKKA RIVER WORKSHOP, SEPTEMBER 30, 1978, J.L. LINGER, EDITOR, SARASOTA COUNTY, FLORIDA, P. 51-59.

0635 LAYNE,J.N., STALLCUP, J.A. , WOOLFENDEN, G.E., I-1C CAULEY, H.N., hllD WORLEY, D.J., 1977, FISH ADD WILDLIFE INVENTORY OF THE SEVEN-COUNTY REGION INCLUDED IN THE CENTRAL FLORIDA PHOSPHATE INDUSTRY AREAWIDE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDY: U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR CONTRACT NO. 14-16-0009-77-005, ARCHBOLD BIOLOGICAL STATION.

0636 LE BLANC, D.J., 1973, THE ECOLOGY, DIVERSITY, AMD BIONASS OF NEAR-SHORE POLYCHAETES IN OCHLOCHONES BAY, FLORIDA: I-I.S. THESIS, FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY, TALLAKASSEE, FLORIDA,

0637 LEACH, S.D., 1970, SOURCE, USE, AND DISPOSITION OF WATER IN FLORIDA, 1975: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY WATER-RESOURCES INVESTIGATIONS 73-17.

0633 LEBUFF, C.R. JR., 1969, THE IIARINE TURTLES OF SAN IB EL AND CAPTIVA ISLANDS, FLORIDA: SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION SPEC. PUBL. NO. 1, 13 P.

0639 LEBUFF, C.R. JR., 1973, EXTENSION OF THE CARETTA RESEARCH FIELD PROGRAM IN LEE COUNTY: CARETTA RESEARCH ANNUAL REPORT, SANIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA.

0640 LEBUFF, C.R., JR., I960, THE PRESENCE OF CERTAIN HERPTILES IN SOUTHWEST FLORIDA: HERPETOLOGICA, V. 16, 2 P.

0641 LEBUFF, C.R., JR., 1970, TURNER BEACH SANCTUARY: INTERNATIONAL TURTLE AND TORTOISE SOCIETY JOURNAL 14-16, IIARCH-APRIL, 3 P.

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0643 LEDUFF, C.R., JR., AMD DEATTY, R.W., 1971, SOME ASPECTS OF NESTING OF THE LOGGGERIIEAD TURTLE CARETTA CARETTA ON THE GULF COAST OF FLORIDA: IIERPETOLOGICA, V. 27, P. 153-156.

0644 LEBUFF, C.R. , JR., AND IIAMMOND, W. , (MO DATE), RECOMMENDATIONS TO LEE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS TO SAFEGUARD IMPORTANT NESTING LOCATIONS OF THE ATLANTIC LOGGERHEAD TURTLE IN LEE COUNTY: SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION, 1 P.

0645 LEE COUNTY, (NO DATE), LEE COUNTY EASE DATA APPENDICES: URBAN AND REGIONAL RESEARCH AMD DOCUMENTATION LABORATORY, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA, 3 P.

0646 LEE COUNTY, 1977, ALGAL COUNTS AT LEE COUNTY PLANT INTAKE: DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION.

0647 LEE COUNTY, 1977, CLIMATE OF LEE COUNTY: FORT KYERS, FLORIDA.

0648 LEE COUNTY, 1979, CONSERVATION/COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT: LEE COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN RESEARCH REPORT 2.

.0649 LEE COUNTY, 1980, PORT BOCA GRANDE-A BASIC STUDY: LEE COUNTY DIVISION OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT.

0650 LEE COUNTY DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, 1974, LEE COUNTY WATER QUALITY STUDY, RESULT OF ANALYSIS: LEE COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION AND LEE COUNTY PLANNING, 27 P.

0651 LEE COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION CENTER, (NO DATE), KEY TO THE LOCAL AMPHIBIANS AND REPTILES: LEE COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION CENTER, 20 P.

0652 LEE COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION CENTER, (NO DATE), KEY TO THE TREES OF LEE COUNTY: LEE COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION CENTER, 45 P.

0653 LEE COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION CENTER, (NO DATE), MUD FLAT GUIDE, PRODUCERS, CONSUMERS, DECOMPOSERS: LEE COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION, 20 P.

61-A OG54 LEE COU1ITY PLANNING COMMISSION, 1977, COUNTYWIDE POPULATION PROJECTIONS FOR LEE COUNTY: FORT MYERS, FLORIDA, 19 P.

0655 LEE COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT, 1974, CRITICAL STATE CONCERNS nOtilllATIOH INFORMATION FOR PINE ISLAND AND MATLACOA AREA: FORT MYERS, FLORIDA.

0656 LEE COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT, 1974, ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: FORT MYERS, FLORIDA. TECHNICAL REPORT NO. 7.

0657 LEE COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT, 1974, ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS: TECHNICAL REPORT NO. 5, FORT MYERS, FLORIDA.

0658 LEE COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT,. 1975, THOROUGHFARE STUDY FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: FORT MYERS, FLORIDA.

0659 LEE COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT, 1978, GEOLOGY AND SOILS OF LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: LEE COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT, FD 2.78-1106-1.0-0, FORT MYERS, FLORIDA, 106 P.

0660 LEE COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT, 1978, GEOLOGY AND SOILS OF LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA, FINAL DRAFT, FEBRUARY, 1978: FOR THE LEE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION, FORT MYERS, FLORIDA.

0661 LEE COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT, 1978, OVERALL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM PLAN 1978-1979: FORT MYERS, FLORIDA,

0662 LEE, D. B., 1950, INVESTIGATION OF ALAFIA AND PEACE RIVERS: PROGRESSIVE REPORT NO. 1, APRIL 24, 1950.

0663 LEE, T. N., AND ROOTH, CLAES, 1973, WATER MOVEMENTS IN SHALLOW COASTAL BAYS AND ESTUARIES: SEA GRANT COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT BULLETIN NO. 3, NOAA SEA GRANT NO. 2-35147.

0664 LEEDS, J.V., 1967, ACCURACY OF DISCRETE MODELS USED TO PREDICT ESTUARY POLLUTION: WATER RESOUR. RESEARCH, V. 3, NO. 2, P. 481-490.

0665 LEENDERTSE, J.J., 1970, A WATER-QUALITY SIMULATION MODEL FOR WELL-MIXED ESTUARIES AND COASTAL SEAS VOLUME I, PRINCIPLES OF COMPUTATION: SANTA MONICA, THE RAND CORPORATION PUBLICATION RM-6230-RC, 71 P.

62-A 0666 LEEIIDERTSE, J.J., ALEXANDER, R.C., ANDLIU, SHIAO-KUMG, 1973, A THREE-DIMENSIONAL I10DEI, FOR ESTUARIES AND COASTAL SEAS VOLUME l f PRINCIPLES OF COMPUTATION: SANTA MONICA, THE RA11D CORPORATION PUBLICATION R-1417-OWRR.

0667 LEENDERTSE, J.J., AND NELSON, A.B., 1978, A WATER QUALITY SIMULATION MODEL FOR WELL NIXED ESTUARIES AND COASTAL SEAS: V. IX. THE COI1UTER PROGRAM, RAND CORPORATION REPORT NO. R-2298-RC, APRIL 1978.

0668 LEGRAND, H. E. f AND BROUN, HENRY S., 1977, EVALUATION OF GROUNDWATER CONTAMINATION POTENTIAL FROM WASTE DISPOSAL SOURCES: U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY.

0669 LEHMAN, M.E., 1974, OYSTER REEFS AT CRYSTAL RIVER, FLORIDA, AND THEIR ADAPTATION TO THERMAL PLUMES: M.S. THESIS, DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING SCIENCES, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA.

0670 LEHMAN, M.E., 1976, COLLIER COUNTY: GROWTH PRESSURE IN A WETLANDS WILDERNESS: THE SOUTH FLORIDA STUDY, FLORIDA DIVISION OF STATE PLANKING, TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA, 59 P.

0671 LEHMANN, E. J., 1974, WATER QUALITY MODELING. A BIBLIOGRAPHY WITH ABSTRACTS: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, NTIS-WIN-74-G36.

0672 LEHMANN, E. J., 1975, WATER QUALITY MODELING HYDROLOGICAL AIID LIMNOLOGICAL SYSTEMS (A BIBLIOGRAPHY WITH ABSTRACTS) : NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, MAY 1975.

0673 LEKMANN, E. J., 1976, WATER QUALITY MODELING. HYDROLOGICAL AND LIMNOLOGICAL SYSTEMS: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, NTIS/PS-76/0443/2ST.

0674 LEHMANN, E. J., 1977, WATER QUALITY MODELING HYDROLOGICAL AND LIMNOLOGICAL SYSTEMS VOL.2 1975-JUNE 1977. (A BIBLIOGRAPHY WITH ABSTRACTS): NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, NT1S/PS-77/0528/8ST.

0675 LEIJHANM, E. J. , 1978, WATER QUALITY MODELING HYDROLOGICAL AMD LIMNOLOGICAL SYSTEMS VOL.3 JULY 1977-JUNE 1978. (A BIBLIOGRAPHY WITH ABSTRACTS): NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, NTIS/PS/-78/065/8ST.

0676 LEIGHTY, R.G. AND OTHERS, 1942, SOIL SURVEY (DETAILED- RECONNAISSANCE) OF COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA: U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE.

6 3-A 0677 LEIIOtl, P.C., (MO DATE), ECOLOGY OF A SHELL ISLAND, SANIBEL; LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA.

0678 LEOPOLD, L.B., CLARK, F.E., HANSHAW, B.B., AMD DALSLEY, J.R., 1971, A PROCEDURE FOR EVALUATING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, WASHINGTON, D.C.

0679 LEVY, R., AND MILLER, T.W., JR., 1977, EXPERIMENTAL RELEASE OF A MERMITHID NEMATODE TO CONTROL MOSQUITOS BREEDING IN SEWAGE SETTLING TANKS: LEE COUNTY MOSQUITO CONTROL DISTRICT, MOSQUITO NEV7S, V. 37, NO. 3, P. 410-414.

0680 LEV/IS, R.R. Ill, AMD LEV/IS, C.S., 1978, COLONIAL BIRD USE AND PLANT SUCCESSION ON DREDGED MATERIAL ISLANDS IN FLORIDA. VOLUME 2: PATTERNS OF PLANT SUCCESSION: U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, EXPERIMENTAL STATION, TECHNICAL REPTORT D-78-14, P. 32-159.

0681 LINGER, J.L., AND SALKIND, DEENA, 1973, A PRELIMINARY NOTE ON ORGA1IOCHLORIDE RESIDUES IN EGGS OF FISHEATING BIRDS OF THE WEST COAST OF FLORIDA: FLORIDA FIELD NATURALIST, V. 1, 3 P.

0682 LINGER, J.L., EDITOR, 1978, PROCEEDINGS, MYAKKA RIVER WORKSHOP, SEPTEMBER 30, 1978 (DRAFT), SPONSORED BY MYAKKA RIVER COALITION, SARASOTA COUNTY AND THE COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE: SARASOTA COUNTY, FLORIDA.

0683 LINDALL, W.N. JR., 1973, ALTERATIONS OF ESTUARIES OF SOUTH FLORIDA A THREAT TO ITS FISH RESOURCES: MAR. FISH. REV., V. 35, NO. 10, P. 26-33.

0684 LINDALL, W.N. JR., AMD TRENT, L., 1975, HOUSING DEVELOPMENT CAMALS IN THE COASTAL ZONE OF THE GULF OF MEXICO;: MAR. FISH. REV., V. 37, NO. 10, P. 19-24.

0685 LITTLE, J.A., 1975, FINGER FILL CANAL STUDIES FLORIDA AND NORTH CAROLINA: U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY 904/9-76-017, 427 P.

0686 LIU, SHIAO-KUNG, AND LEENDERTSE, J.J., 1979, A THREE-DIMENSIONAL MODEL FOR ESTUARIES AMD COASTAL SEAS VOLUME VI, BRISTOL BAY SIMULATIONS: SANTA MONICA, THE RAND CORPORATION PUBLICATION R-2405-NOAA, 121 P.

0687 LIVINGSTON, R. J., 1972, THE ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF PULP MILL EFFLUENTS ON AQUATIC FLORA AND FAUNA OF NORTH FLORIDA COMPARISON OF A POLLUTED DRAINAGE SYSTEM (FEKIIOLLOWAY) WITH AN UNPOLLUTED ONE (ECOFINA) : DECEMBER, 1972.

64-A 0608 LOEIliiAN, EDNA, AMD MC ELROY, ROBERT, 1974, INPUT-OUTPUT ANALYSIS AS A TOOL TOR REGIONAL D.'.'VELOPMENT PLANNING: DEPARTMENT OF FOOD A1TD RESOURCE ECONOMICS, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, GAIIIESVILLE, FLORIDA, 75 P.

0609 LONG, D.E., KONYHA, [I.E., AMD flOXLEY, C.C., 1970, SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC TRENDS 1950-70, STATE OF FLORIDA PLANNING DISTRICT IX, CHARLOTTE, COLLIER, GLADES, HENDRY A1ID LEE COUNTIES: URBAN AND REGIONAL RESEARCH AND DOCUMENTATION LABORATORY, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, GAIMESVILLE, FLORIDA, 21 P.

0690 LONG, R. R., 1977, THREE-LAYER CIRCULATIONS IN ESTUARIES AND HARBORS: JOURNAL PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY, MAY 1977, V. 7, NO. 3, P. 415-421. '

0691 LONNBERG, A.J.E., 1894, LIST OF FISHES OBSERVED AND COLLECTED IN SOUTH FLORIDA: OFVERS. KOUGL. AKAD. FOPJI., V. 3, P. 109-131.

0692 LUGO, A.E., 1976, REGIONAL ROLE AND PRODUCTIVITY OF BLACK MANGROVES: DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, GAIHESVILLE, FLORIDA.

0693 LUGO, A.E., AND SMEDAKER, S.C., 1970, ECOLOGY OF THE OSCAR SCHERER STATE PARK THE EFFECT OF MAN ON ITS STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION: A REPORT TO SAVE OUR BAYS ASSOCIATION, SARASOTA, FLORIDA.

0694 LUGO, A.E., AND SNEDAKER, S.C., 1973, PROPERTIES OF A MANGROVE FOREST IN SOUTH FLORIDA: THE ROLE OF MANGROVE ECOSYSTEMS IN THE MAINTAINEIICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY AND A HIGH PRODUCTIVITY OF DESIRABLE FISHERIES: CENTER FOR AQUATIC SCIENCES, UNIVERSITY ' F FLORIDA, GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA.

0695 LUGO, A.E., SELL, M., AND SNEDAKER,S.C., 1973, MANGROVE ECOSYSTEM ANALYSIS: CENTER FOR AQUATIC SCIENCE, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA.

0696 LYNNE, G.D., AND KIKER, C.F., 1976, WATER USE IN SOUTHWEST FLORIDA AN ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVE: UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, IFAS ECONOMICS REPORT NO. 82.

0697 LYONS, W.G., AMD COLLARD, S.B., 1974, BENTHIC INVERTEBRATE COMMUNITIES OF THE EASTERN GULF OF MEXICO, IN PROCEEDINGS MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS OF OFFSHORE DRILLING, EASTERN GULF OF MEXICO: R.E.SMITH, EDITOR, STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF FLORIDA.

65-A 0690 MACGILL, R.A. , CATEWOOD, S.E., IIUTCHINSON, C. , AIID WALKER, D.D., 3976, FINAL REPORT OH THE SPECIAL PROJECT TO PREVENT EUTROPHICATI011 OP LAKE OKEECIIODEE: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF STATE PLANNING, TALLAIIASSEE, FLORIDA, DSP-BCP-36-76.

0699 MACNEIL, F.S., 1950, PLEISTOCENE SHORELINES IN FLORIDA AND GEORGIA: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY PROFESSIONAL PAPER 221-F.

0700 HADDY, D. V., 1978, DISSOLVED-SOLIDS BUDGET OF LAKE OKEECriOBEE, FLORIDA, OCTOBER 1964 TO SEPTEIIBER 1974: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY WATER-RESOURCES INVESTIGATIONS 77-97.

0701 HALONEY, F.E., PLACER, S.J., AUSN5SS, R.C., AMD CANTER, B.D.E., 1980, FLORIDA WATER LAW 1980: UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH CENTER, PUBLICATION NO. 50.

0702 MANSFIELD, G.R., 1942, PHOSPHATE RESOURCES OF FLORIDA: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN 934, PLATE 1.

0703 MARCO 7\PPLIED I1AR. EOLOGY STATION, 1976, RESEARCH PROGRESS REPORT: DELTONA CORPORATION.

0704 MARKER, H.A., 1954, TIDES AND SEA LEVEL IN THE GULF OF MEXICO. IN: GULF OF MEXICO, ITS ORIGIN WATERS AND MARINE LIFE,: PAUL S. GALTSOFF, EDITOR, FISH. BULL., V. 89, P. 101-118.

0705 MARSH, W.T., 1976, PHYTOPLANKTON CHARACTERISTICS OF SELECTED FLORIDA REAL ESTATE CANALS: M.S. THESIS, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING SCIENCES, 135 P.

0706 MARSHALL, H.G., 1971, COMPOSITION OF PHYTOPLANKTON OFF THE SOUTHEASTERN COAST OF THE UNITED STATES: BULL. MAR. SCI., V. 21, NO. 4, P. 806-825.

0707 MARSHALL, M.L., 1977, PHYTOPLANKTON AND PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY STUDIES 111 L/-KE OKEECHOBEE DURING 1974: SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT, TECHNICAL PUBLICATION NO. 77-2.

0708 MARSHALL, NELSON, 1956, CHLOROPHYLL A IN THE PHYTOPLANKTON IN COASTAL WATERS OF THE EASTERN GULF OF MEXICO: J. MAR. RES., V. 15, NO. 1, P. 14-32.

66-A 0709 MARTENS, J.H.C., 1930, BEACHES OF FLORIDA: FLORIDA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, 21ST All!) 22ND ANNUAL REPORTS, (1920-1930) 49 P.

0710 HARTIN-IIARIETTA CORPORATION, 1971, FLORIDA COASTAL ZONE L7il!D USE AND OWNERSHIP ATLAS.

0711 MARTIN, D.F., AND Kill, Y.S., 1977, LONG TERM PEACE RIVER CHARACTERISTICS AS A 1IEASURE OF A PHOSPHATE SLII1E SPILL IHPACT: UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA, DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY, WATER RESEARCH, V. 2, NO. 11, P. 9G3-970.

0712 MARTIN, D.F., DIOG, M. Ill, AMD PIERCE, R.H. JR., 1971, DISTRIBUTION OF NATURALLY OCCURRING CHELATORS AND SELECTED TRACE METALS IN SOME WEST COAST FLORIDA STREAMS: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, MARINE RESEARCH LABORATORY, PROFESSIONAL PAPERS NO. 12.

0713 MARVIN, K. T., 1955, OCEANOGRAPEIC OBSERVATIONS IN V7EST COAST FLORIDA WATERS, 1949-52: U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE, SPEC. SCI. REPORT FISHERIES 149, 32 P.

0714 MARSHALL, M.L., 1976, PHYTOPLANKTON BLOOM ON CALOOSAIIATCIIEE RIVER, JUNE 0-10, 1976: MEMORANDUM .TO PETE RHODES, SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT.

0715 MATURO, F.J., SNEDAKER, S.C., ADAMS, C., AND OESTSRLING, M., 1975, BLUE CRAB MIGRATION PATTERNS ALONG FLORIDA'S COASTLINE: FISHERIES RESOURCES PROJECT, R/FR-7, 9 P.

0716 MC CLELLAND, SCOTT, 1978, THE 'RIVER 1 MODEL AMD ITS USE IN WASTELOAD ALLOCATIONS AND USERS GUIDE: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, BUREAU OF WATER ANALYSIS, WATER QUALITY TECHNICAL SERIES, V. 3, NO. 1.

0717 MC CLELLAND, SCOTT, 1979, LITTLE WEKIVA RIVER NUTRIENT STUDY, INTERIM REPORT: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, BUREAU OF WATER ANALYSIS, WATER QUALITY TECHNICAL SERIES, V. 1, NO. 8.

0718 MC CLELLAND, SCOTT, 1979, LITTLE WEKIVA RIVER NUTRIENT STUDY, JANUARY 3, 1979, AND FEBRUARY 24, 1979, INTENSIVE SURVEY DOCUMENTATION: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, BUREAU OF WATER ANALYSIS, WATER QUALITY TECHNICAL SERIES, V. 1, NO. 10.

67-A 0719 MC CLELLAND, SCOTT, 1979, LITTLE WEKIVA RIVER, NUTRIENT STUDY, WASTELOAD ALLOCATION DOCUMENTATION: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, BUREAU OF UATER ANALYSIS, WATER QUALITY TECHNICAL SERIES, V. 2, NO. 15.

0720 MC CLELLAND, SCOTT, 1979, RIVl: A MULTI-COMPONENT, STEADY-STATE RIVER MODEL, USERS GUIDE: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, BUREAU OF UATER ANALYSIS, WATER QUALITY TECHNICAL SERIES, V. 3, NO. 2.

0721 MCCOLLUM, S.H., AND PEMDLETON, R.F., 1971, SOIL SURVEY OF OKEECIIOBEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE.

0722 KCDANIEL, II. D. , TEXAS INSTRUMENTS, INC., 1979, INFLUENCES OF FLOW AND WATER QUALITY OF THE PEACE RIVER ON WATER QUALITY CHARACTERISTICS OF CHARLOTTE HARBOR, FLORIDA: SUBMITTED FOR THE 1ST WINTER MEETING, AMER. SOC. LIMN. AND OCEAN., UNIV. OF TEXAS MAR. SCI. INST. r JANUARY 2-5, 1979, CORPUS CIIR1STI, TEXAS.

0723 MCKELLAR, II. M. , 1975, METABOLISM AMD MODELS OF ESTUARINE BAY ECOSYSTEMS AFFECTED BY A COASTAL POWER PLANT: PH.D. DISSERTATION, DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA, 270 P.

0724 MCMURRAY, J.H., 1958, SHORETYPE CLASSIFICATION OF THE GULF COAST OF FLORIDA: MICHIGAN ACAD. SCIENCE PAPERS (1957), V. 43, P. 259-266.

0725 MCNULTY, J.K., LINDALL, W.N., AND ANTHONY, E.A., 1974, DATA OF THE BIOLOGICAL PHASE, FLORIDA PORTION, COOPERATIVE GULF OF MEXICO ESTUARINE INVENTORY: U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, NATIONAL OCEANOGRAPHIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION, DATA REPORT 95, 229 P.

0726 MCNUTLY, J.K., LINDALL, W.M., AND SYKES, J.E., 1972, COOPERATIVE GULF OF MEXICO ESTUARINE INVENTORY AND STUDY, FLORIDA: PHASE 1, AREA DESCRIPTION: NOAA TECHNICAL REPORT AMD NMFS CIRC-369, 126 P.

0727 MCPHERSON, B.F., AMD O'DONNEL, T.H., 1979, THE QUALITY OF SURFACE WATER ON SAMIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA 1976-77: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OPEN-FILE REPORT 79-1478.

0728 MEADE, R.H., 1969, LANDWARD TRANSPORT OF BOTTOM SEDIMENTS IN ESTUARIES OF THE ATLANTIC COASTAL PLAIN: JOURNAL SEDIMENTS PETROLOGY, V. 39, P. 222-234.

60-A 0729 MEDINA, M. A., JR., .1979, LEVEL III-RECIEVING WATER QUALITY MODELING FOR URBAN STROMWATER MANAGEMENT: MUNICIPAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, OFFICE OF RESEARCH A11D DEVELOPMENT, U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY EPA-600/2-79-100.

0730 MEIGS, J.L., 1880, REPORT OF J.L. MEIGS ASSISTANT ENGINEER EXAMINATION OF CHARLOTTE HARBOR AND PEAS CREEK.

0731 MENZEL, W. , 1976, COMPREHENSIVE REPORT ON THE QUAHOG CLAM (MERCE11ARIA SPP.) INDUSTRY IN FLORIDA: UNPUBLISHED MANUSCRIPT, 20 P.

0732 MEREDITH, W.H., 1960, 'PEAS CREEK EXPEDITION 1 FLORIDA PENINSULAR, 16 JUNE 1960: SECOND INSTALLMENT (DESCRIBES FIRST NIGHT FROM FORT MEADE).

0733 MESSER, J.J., BREZONIK, P.L., AMD SNYDER, B., 1979, WATER QUALITY SIGNIFICANCE OF DENITRIFICATION IN THE SEDIMENTS OF LAKE OKEECHOBEE, FLORIDA: UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING SCIENCE, ENV 07-79-03.

0734 MICHAEL BAKER, JR., INC., 1975, ASSESSMENT OF THE HYDROLOGIC REGIME-PHOSPHATE MINING PROJECT-DE SOTO AND MANATEE COUNTIES, FLORIDA: FOR PHILLIPS PETROLEUM COMP/^NY, IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, GB/657.P45.

0735 MICHEL, J.F., WORK, R.C., ROSE, F.W., AMD REHRER, R.G., 1975, A STUDY OF THE EFFECT OF FRESHWATER WITHDRAWAL ON THE LOWER PEACE RIVER, DE SOTO COUNTY, FLORIDA: UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI-ROSENTIEL SCHOOL, RSMAS REPORT NO. 75002, 99 P.

0736 MIERAU, R.L., IRONS, R.E., AND STORCH, 17.V. , 1974, MEMORANDUM REPORT ON SURFACE WATER AVAILABILITY IN THE CALOOSAHATCHEE BASIN: SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT, RESOURCE PLANNING DEPARTMENT.

0737 MIKKELSEN, P.S., 1981, A COMPARISON OF TWO FLORIDA POPULATIONS OF THE COQUINA CLAM, DONAX VARIABILIS BIVALVIA, D011ACIDAE 1, INTERTIDAL DENSITY DISTRIBUTION AND MIGRATION: VELIGER, V. 23, NO. 3, P. 230-239.

0738 MILLER, JONATHAN, AND MORRIS, JULIE, 1976, ESTUARIES AFFECTED BY PHOSPHATE MINING: UNPUBLISHED REPORT TO ARCIIBOLD BIOLOGICAL STATION.

69-A 0739 MILLER, J.C., HACIIENnERRY, P.S., AND DULECA, F.A., 1977, GROUMDWATER POLLUTION PROBLEMS II! THE SOUTHEASTERN UMITCD STATES: III TEXAS INSTRUMENTS, IIIC. CENTRAL FLORIDA PHOSPHATE INDUSTRY AREAWJDE IMPACT ASSESSMENT PROGRAM, U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY 600/3-79-012, P. 1-361.

0740 MILLER, JONATHAN, 1981, THE PEACE RIVER: FINAL REPORT TO SOUTHVJEST FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL, MOTE i-IARINE LABORATORY, REVIEW NO. 3.

0741 MILLER, JULIE, 1969, THE SANIBEL: THE FLORIDA NATURALIST, 3 P.

0742 MILLER, R.A., AND BENSON, M.A., 1975, HYDROLOGIC EFFECTS OF STORMS OF JUNE 24-28, 1974, IN LEE AND COLLIER COUNTIES, FLORIDA: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY WATER-RESOURCES INVESTIGATIONS 57-75.

0743 MILLER, R.L., 1978, APPLICATION OF FOUR INPUT-OUTPUT MODELS FOR NUTRIENTS IN LAKE OKEECIIOBEE, FLORIDA: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY JOURNAL OF RESEARCH, V. 6, NO. 6.

0744 MILLER, W. L. , 1975, NUTRIENT CONCENTRATIONS OF SURFACE W/YTERS IN SOUTHERN FLORIDA, SEPTEMBER 1970 TO APRIL 1975: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OPEN-FILE REPORT 75010.

0745 MILO SMITH AND ASSOCIATES, 1069, COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT PL/iW 1985, PUNTA CORDA, FLORIDA: URBAN AND RPJGIOMAL RESEARCH AND DOCUMENTATION LABORATORY, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, 216 P.

0746 MILO SMITH AND ASSOCIATES, 1972, FLORIDA'S COASTAL AREAS: PLANNING INVENTORY, DECEMBER 1972.

0747 MILTON, L. , 1972, IGNEOUS AND METAMORPHIC BASEMENT ROCKS OF FLORIDA: FLORIDA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN NO. 55.

0748 MISSIMER AND ASSOCIATES, INC., (NO DATE), HYDROLOGY OF SOME PROPOSED EVAPORATION-PERCOLATION PONDS FOR THE FORT MYERS BEACH SEWER DISTRICT, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: FOR DUANE HALL AND ASSOCIATES, CAPE CORAL, FLORIDA.

0749 MISSIMER AND ASSOCIATES, INC., 1976, A PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECTS OF SEPTIC TANK DISCHARGE ON THE GROUND- AND SURFACE-WATER QUALITY OF SANIBEL, FLORIDA: FOR THE CITY OF SANIBEL, DECEMBER 3, 1976.

70-A 0750 MISSIMER AMD ASSOCIATES, INC., 1978, I1YDROLOGIC INVESTIGATION OP TEC HAWTHORN AQUIFER SYSTEM IN THE NORHTWEST AREA, SANIBEL, FLORIDA: FOR THE ISLAKD V/ATER ASSOCIATION, INC., SANIBEL, CAPE CORAL, FLORIDA.

0751 MISSin.ER AND ASSOCIATES, INC., 1978, HYBROLOGIC INVESTIGATION OF THE UPPER PART OF THE HAWTHORN AQUIFER SYSTEM AT INDIAN PINES DEVELOPMENT, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: FOR THE LAN ROM ENTERPRISES, INC., CAPE CORAL, FLORIDA.

075.2 MISSII'.ER AMD ASSOCIATES, INC., 1978, HYBROLOGIC INVESTIGATION OF THE WATER-TABLE AQUIFER AT THE SAN CARLOS UTILITIES, INC. WELLFIELD, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: CAPE CORAL, FLORIDA.

0753 HISSIMER AND ASSOCIATES, INC., 1978, HYDROLOGY OF GASPARILLA ISLAND, FLORIDA: REPORT TO THE CONSERVATION FOUNDATION, INC., WASHINGTON, D.C.

0754 MISSIMER AND /ASSOCIATES, INC., 1979, HYDROLOGIC INVESTIGATION OF THE HAWTHORN AND SUWANNEE AQUIFER SYSTEMS IN THE CENTRAL AREA, S7iNIBEL, FLORIDA: FOR THE ISLAND WATER ASSOCIATION, INC., SANIBEL, CAPE CORAL, FLORIDA.

0755 MISSIMER. T.M., 1972, ORIGIN AND DEPOSITIONAL HISTORY OF SAMIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA: B.A. THESIS, FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL COLLEGE, 108 P.

0756 MISSIMER, T.M., 1973, GROWTH RATES OF BEACH RIDGES ON SAMIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA: TRAMS. GULF COAST ASSC. OF GEOLOGICAL SOC., V. 23, P. 383-388.

0757 MISSIMER, T.M., 1973, THE DEPOSITIONAL HISTORY OF SANIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA: MASTER'S THESIS, FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY, NEW COLLEGE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES PROGRAM, 121 P.

0758 MISSIMER, T.M., 1978, THE TAMIAMI FORMATION - HAWTHORN FORMATION CONTACT IN SOUTHWEST FLORIDA: FLORIDA SCIENTIST, V. 41, NO. 1, P. 33-39.

0759 MISSIMER, T.M., AND BOGGESS, D.H., 1974, FLUCTUATIONS OF THE WATER TABLE IN LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA, 1969-73: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OPEN-FILE REPORT 74019, 41 P.

0760 MISSIMER, T.M., AND GARDNER, R.A. , 1976, HIGH RESOLUTION SEISMIC REFLECTION PROFILING FOR HAPPING SHALLOW AQUIFERS IN LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY WATER-RESOURCES INVESTIGATIONS 76-45.

71-A 0761 MISSIMER, T.M., AMD O'DONNELL, T.H., 1975, FLUCTUATIONS OF GROUND-WAVER LEVELS IN LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA, III 1974: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OPEN-FILE REPORT 75008. 0762 HISSII1ER, T.M., HOLZ1MGER, R.L., JOHNSON, R.W. , AND BALOGH, F.W., 1977, EFFECTS OF SEPTIC TANK EFFLUENT ON THE QUALITY OF WATER IN SOIiE MAN HADE PONDS ON SAMIBEL ISLAND: FLORIDA SCIENTIST, V. 40 (SUPPLEMENT 1), P. 26-27.

0763 MISSISSIPPI CHEMICAL CORPORATION, (NO DATE), MISSISSIPPI CHEMICAL CORPORATION SUPPLEMENTAL RESPONSES TO IIARDEE COUNTY: FOR I-IARDEE COUNTY, IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, IID 27697. C48 M51.

0764 MISSISSIPPI CHEMICAL CORPORATION, 1977, DEVELOPMENT OF REGIONAL IMPACT APPLICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL, IIARDEE COUNTY, (PHOSPHATE MINING) : SUBMITTED TO CENTRAL FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL.

0765 MITCHELL, W.D., 1961, EFFECT OF ARTIFICIAL STORAGE ON PEAK FLOW: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY PROFESSIONAL PAPER 424, P. 12-14.

0766 MOCK, C.R., 1967, NATURAL AND ALTERED ESTUARINE HABITATS OF PENAEID SHRIMP: PROCEEDINGS GULF AND CARIB. FISH. INSTITUTE, V. 19, P. 86-97.

0767 MOE, M.A., 1963, A SURVEY OF OFFSHORE FISHING IN FLORIDA? FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF CONSERVATION, PROFESSIONAL PAPERS SERIES NO. 4, 117 P.

0768 MOE, M.A. JR., 1972, MOVEMENT AND MIGRATION OF SOUTH FLORIDA FISHES: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, MARINE RESEARCH LABORATORY, TECHNICAL SERIES NO. 69, 25 P.

0769 MOFFETT, A.W., 1961, MOVEMENTS AND GROWTH OF SPOTTED SEATROUT, CYNOSCION WEBULOSUS, IN WEST FLORIDA: FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF CONSERVATION TECHNICAL SERIES NO. 36, 35 P,

0770 MOORE, J.C., 1951, THE RANGE OF THE FLORIDA MANATEE: QUART. JOUR. FLORIDA ACAD. SCI., V. 14, NO. 1, P. 1-19.

0771 MOORE, J.C., 1960, NEW RECORDS FOR THE GULF STREAM BEAKED WHALE, MESPLODON GERVAISI, AND SOME TAXONOMIC CONSIDERATIONS: AMERICAN MUSEUM KOVITATES NO. 1993, MARCH 8, I960, 35 P.

72-A 0772 IIOORE, S.A. JR., 1973, IIIPACT OP PESTICIDES ON PHYTOPLANKTON IN CVF.RGLADES CSTUARILS: REPORT TO NATIONAL PARK SERVICE, SOUTHEAST REGION, ECOLOGICAL REPORT NO. Dl-SFEP-74-15, 19 P. NT IS PB 231610, 91 P.

0773 MOORL'S, DON, 1980, STATUS OF PEACE RIVER STUDY: MEMORANDUM TO BILL IIENNESSJJY, FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, TAMPA OFFICE FILES, SEPTEMBER 3, 1980.

0774 MORR1LL, J.3., AND NEED1IAM, NANCY, 1970, A BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF THE SUBMERGED LANDS IN THE PROPOSED PORTOFINO DEVELOPMENT-CAPE HAZE-PLACIDA, CHARLOTTE COUNTY, FLORID/,: NEW COLLEGE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES PROGRAM, 30 P.

0775 MORRILL, S. AND HARVEY, J., 1980, AM ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF NORTH CAPTIVA ISLAND: NEW COLLEGE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES PROGRAM, PUBLICATION NO. 23.

0776 MORRIS, A.W., MAKTOURA, R.F.C., BALE, A.J., AND HOWLAND, R.J.M., 1978, VERY LOW SALINITY REGIONS OF ESTUARIES- IMPORTANT SITES FOR CHEMICAL AMD BIOLOGICAL REACTIONS: NATURE, AUGUST 1978, V. 274, P. 678-680.

0777 MORRIS, JULIE, 1974, AN ECOLOGICAL STUDY OF UPPER MYAKKA LAKE WITH A SPECIAL FOCUS ON WATER HYACINTH AND HYDRILLA: NEW COLLEGE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES PROGRAM, UNPUBLISHED THESIS.

0778 MORRIS, JULIE, 1978, AN OVERVIEW OF THE MYAKKA RIVER VALLEY: IN PROCEEDINGS MYAKKA RIVER WORKSHOP, J.L. LINGER, EDITOR, SARASOTA COUNTY, P.5-10.

0779 MORRIS, JULIE, AMD MILLER, JONATHAN, 1978, PRELIMINARY SURVEY OF THE MACARTHUR TRACT FOR SARASOTA COUNTY, FLORIDA: REPORT BY THE NATURALISTS TO SARASOTA COUNTY, 14 P.

0780 MORRIS, JULIE, MILLER, JONATHAN, BYLE, U.K., AND MORRILL, J.B., 1978, SURVEY OF THE NATURAL SYSTEMS OF GASPARILLA ISLAND, FLORIDA, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCES TO CONSERVATION, PROTECTION, RESTORATION, AND PUBLIC USE, SARASOTA, FLORIDA.

0781 MORRIS, JULIE, AND MILLER, JONATH7\M, 1975, AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE CHARLOTTE HARBOR ESTUARINE SYSTEMS: COMPILED FOR ECOSWF AT NEW COLLEGE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES PROGRAM, NOVEMBER 1975.

73-A 0782 IIOTE MARINE LABORATORY, 1968, A PRELIMINARY CHECKLIST OF FISHES OF THE CENTRAL GULF COAST OF FLORIDA: IIOTE MARINE LABORATORY, 19 P.

0783 MOTE MARINE LABORATORY, 1973, SUI1MARY DATA REPORT-RED TIDE INVESTIGATIONS IIJ THE CHARLOTTE HARBOR AMD ADJACENT WATERS, 1971-73: UNPUBLISHED DATA, SARASOTA, FLORIDA.

0784 riULVIHlLL, E.L. , FRANCISCO, C.A. , GLAD, J.B., RASTER, K.B., AND WILSON, R.E., 1980, BIOLOGICAL IMPACTS OF MINOR SHORELINE STRUCTURES ON THE COASTAL ENVIRONMENT; STATE OF THE ART REVIEW: U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE, BSP, FWS/CBS-77/61.

0785 MUNDAY,J.C., BYRHE,R.J., WELCH, C.S., GORDON, II. II. , AMD BOON,J.D.Ill, 1975, APPLICATIONS OF REMOTE SENSING TO ESTUARINE PROBLEMS: VIRGINIA INSTITUTE OF MARINE SCIENCE, DECEMBER 1975, ANNUAL REPORT NO. 3.

0786 MURPKY, W.R., HAMMETT, K.H., AND REETER, C.V., 1978, FLOOD PROFILES FOR PEACE RIVER, SOUTH-CENTRAL FLORIDA: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY WATER-RESOURCES INVESTIGATIONS 78-57.

0787 NAJARIAN, T.O., AND IIARLEMAN, D.R.F., 1977, REAL TIME SIMLATION OF NITROGEN CYCLE IN AN ESTUARY: JOURNAL ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING, DIVISION SOC. CIVIL ENGINEERS, ZiUGUST 1977, 103 (EEH) , P. 523-538.

0788 NATIONAL AUDUBON SOCIETY, 1968, NATURE CENTER FEASIBILITY STUDY, SANIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA: SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION, 27 P.

0789 NATIONAL AUDUBON SOCIETY, 1968, SURVEY REPORT AND COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, NATURE CENTER SANIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA: SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION, 81 P. PLUS APPENDICES.

0790 NATIONAL AUDUBON SOCIETY RESEARCH DEPARTMENT., 1972, JULY 15, 1972, SURVEY OF COLONIES OF LARGE WADING BIRDS IN SOUTH FLORIDA-INTERIM REPORT (EXCLUDING EVERGLADES PARK): CENTER FOR WETLANDS LIBRARY, 4 P.

0791 NATIONAL MARINE FISHERIES SERVICE, 1973, SOUTH FLORIDA ECOLOGICAL STUDY - APPENDIX E, ESTUARINE DEPENDENT MARINE FISHES: 98 P.

7 4-A 0792 NICOL, JEAN-PAUL, 1981, SWEETWATER BRANCH, INTENSIVE SURVEYS AMD DYE STUDIES, ALACKUA COUNTY: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, BUREAU OF WATER ANALYSIS, WATER QUALITY TECHNICAL SERIES, V. 1. NO. 52.

0793 NICOL, JEAN-PAUL, 1981, SWEETWATER BRANCH, WASTELOAD ALLOCATION DOCUMENTATION, ALACI1UA COUNTY: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, BUREAU OF WATER ANALYSIS, WATER QUALITY TECHNICAL SERIES, V. 2. NO. 57.

0794 NIMMS, D.R., WILSON, P.D., BLACKHAN, R.R., AND WILSON, A.J. JR., 1971, POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYL ABSORBED FROM SEDIMENTS BY FIDDLER CRABS AND PINK SHRIMP: NATURE, V. 23, NO. 5297, P. 50-52.

0795 NATIONAL OCEANOGRAPHIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION, 1975, INLAND BOUNDARIES OF A STATE'S COASTAL ZONE: COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT.

0796 NORTHWEST FLORIDA DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT, 1972, COMMERCIAL TOURISM LAND ABSORPTION STUDY: DECEMBER 1972.

0797 NUGENT, R.S. JR., 1970, EFFECTS OF THERMAL EFFLUENT ON SOME OF THE MACROFAUNA OF A SUBTROPICAL ESTUARY: SEA GRANT TECH. BULLETIN, V. 1, 197 P.

0798 NUZMAN, C.E., (CONSULTANT), (NO DATE), WATER SUPPLY STUDY IN WESTERN LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: LAYNE-WESTERN COMPANY, INC., KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI, FOR THE FLORIDA CITIES VJATER COMPANY.

0799 NUZMAN, C.E., (CONSULTANT), 1972, WATER SUPPLY STUDY, SOUTHERN LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: LAYNE-WESTERN COMPANY, INC., KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI.

0800 O 1 CONNER, D. , THOMANN, R. , AND DI TORO, D. , 1973, DYNAMIC WATER QUALITY FORECASTING AND MANAGEMENT: U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, ECOL. RES. SERIES EPA-6603-73-009.

0801 O'DONNELL, T.H., 1977, FLUCTUATIONS OF GROUND-WATER LEVELS IN LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA, 1975: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OPEN-FILE REPORT 76-854.

0802 O'DONNELL, T.H., 1977, MUNICIPAL WATER SUPPLIES IN LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA, 1974: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-277.

75-A 0803 ODUII, H.T., 1953, DISSOLVE!) PHOSPHORUS III FLORIDA l/ATERG: 111 MISCELLA3 1LOUS STUDIES, FLORIDA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY REPORT OF INVESTIGATIONS MO. 9, P. 1-40.

0004 ODUII, F.T., 1953, FACTORS CONTROLLING MARINE INVASION IPi'O FLORIDA FRES1HIATERS: BULL. MARINE SCIENCE GULF Ai'.D CARIBBEAN, V. 3, NO. 2, P. 134-156.

0005 ODU1I, 17.E., 1970, INSIDIOUS ALTER/VTION OF THE ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT: TRAIIS. AMERICAN FISH. SOCIETY, V. 99, NO. 4, P. 036-847. 0806 ODur:, W.E., 1970, PATHWAYS OF ENERGY FLOW IN A SOUTH FLORIDA ESTUARY: DOCTORAL DISSERTATION, UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI, CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA.

0807 ODUII, W.E., 1971, PATHWAYS OF ENERGY FLOW IN A SOUTH FLORIDA ESTUARY: UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI, SEA GRANT TECHNICAL BULLETIN NO.7.

0808 ODUM, W.E., AND HEALD, E.J., 1972, TROPHIC ANALYSIS OF AN ESUTARINE MANGROVE COMMUNITY: BULL. MAR. SCI., V. 22, P. 671-738.

0309 OGLESBY, L.C., 1965, STEADY-STATE PARAMETERS OF WATER AND CHLORIDE REGULATION IN ESTUARINE NEREID POLYCHAETES: COMP. BIOCIIEM. AND PHYSIOL., V. 14, P. 621-640.

0810 OLSON, R.E., 1972, BACTERIOLOGICAL EXAMINATION, EASTERN SHORELINE ENVIRONMENT OF GASPARILLA SOUND: IN CAVANAUGH COMMUNITIES ROTUNDA WEST ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT, UTILITY SERVICE ASSOCIATION, INC.

0811 OLUFEAGBA, B.J.. AND FLAKE, R.H., AND ARMSTRONG, N.E., 1975, A BOUNDARY VALUE APPROACH FOR ESTUARINE WATER QUALITY MODELLING WITH RESULTS FOR JAMAICA BAY, NEW YORK: ECOLOGICAL MODELING V. 1, P. 3-30.

0812 ORLOB, G.T., (NO DATE), SIMULATION OF ESTUARIAL ECOSYSTEMS: WATER RESOURCES ENGINEERS, INC., WALNUT CREEK, CALIFORNIA.

0813 ORLOB, G.T., 1974, MATHEMATICAL MODELING OF ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS: IN PROCEEDINGS OF THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON TRANSPORT OF PERSISTANT CHEMICALS IN AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS, MAY 1-3, 1974, OTTAWA, CANADA, 1V27-1V43.

0814 ORNES, W.IK, AND STEWARD, K.K., 1973, EFFECT OF PHOSPHORUS AND POTASSIUM ON PHYTOPLANKTOM POPULATIONS IN FIELD ENCLOSURES: AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE, FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA, FOR THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE.

76-A 0815 ORRIK, G.A., 1914, CHECKLIST OF PLAINTS INDENTURED 111 CAPTIVA AMD ADJOINING ISLANDS, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION, 10 P.

0816 OSBORN, K.W., MAGI1AM, B.W., AI1D DRUJIIiOHD, S.B., 1969, GULF OF IIEXICO SIIR11IP ATLAS: BUREAU COIIII. FISH. CIRC., V. 312, 20 P.

0817 P. E. LAMOREAUX AND ASSOCIATES, (110 DATE), IJYDROLOGIC MONITORING PROGRAM AT THE FARMLAND INDUSTRIES PROPERTY IIARDEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: III THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, GB 6657.F3.

0818 P.E. LAMOREAUX .AND ASSOCIATES, (NO DATE), WATER RESOURCES EVALUATION FOR VI.R. GRACE AND COMPANY'S HOOKERS PRAIRIE TRACT POLK COUNTY, FLORIDA: FOR W.R.GRACE AND COMPANY, IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, TC/409/.W7.

0819 PALMER, C.M., 1977, ALGAE AND WATER POLLUTION: U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, EPA-68-03-0232.

0820 PALMER, C.E., AND BONE, PERRY L., 1977, SOME ASPECTS OF RAINFALL DEFICITS IN WEST CENTRAL FLORIDA, 1961-1976: SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT HYDROMETEROLOGICAL REPORT NO. 1, 20 P.

0821 PARKER, G.G., 1975, WATER AND WATER PROBLEMS IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT AND SOME POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS: WATER RESOURCES BULLETIN, V. 11, P. 1-20.

0822 PARKER, G.G., AND COOKE, C.W., 1944, LATE CENOSOIC GEOLOGY OF SOUTHERN FLORIDA WITH A DISCUSSION OF THE GROUNDWATER: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY BULLETIN 27.

0823 PARKIN, D.K., (NO DATE), PEACE RIVER BASIN, A BASIN HISTORY: SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT, 63-76, BROOKSVILLE, FLORIDA.

0824 PAUGH, JOHN, 1979, DEWATERING OF MIOCENE TO IIOLOCENE SEDIMENTS BY USE OF CONNECTOR WELLS IN SUPPORT OF PHOSPHATE MINING ACTIVITIES, POLK COUNTY,FLORIDA: PRESENTED TO SOUTHEASTERN GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY QUARTERLY MEETING, MAY 1979.

0825 PEACE RIVER, 1960, (A REPORT ON) A PLAN OF IMPROVEMENT FOR PEACE RIVER VALLEY: NATURALIST COLLECTION, REVIEWED BY JONO REVIEW 1, 3 P.

7 7-A 0026 PECK, D.M., SLATER, II., MISSIMER, T.H., 1977, STRATIGRAPHY' AMD PALEOECOLOGY OF THE TANIAMI I'ORuATIOM Hi LEE AMD HEIIDRY COUNTIES, FLORIDA: FLORIDA SCIEIITIST, (1977) .

0827 PECK, D.M., 1976, STRATIGRAPHY AND PALEOECOLOGY OF THE TAHIAHI FORMATION IN LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: U.S. THESIS, DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY, FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY, TALL AII AS SEE, F LOR I DA.

0828 PECK, D.I!., MISSIMER, T.H., SLATER, D.I!., WISE, S.W., JR., A'lD O'DOMNELL, T.I!., 1979, LATE MIOCENE GLACIAL-EUSTATIC LOWERING OF SEA LEVEL EVIDENCE FROil THE T AH I AM I FORHATIOi! OF SOUTH FLORIDA: GEOLOGY, V. 7, JUNE 1979, P. 285-288.

0829 PEEK, H.M., 1951, CESSATION OF FLOW OF KISSEMGEK SPRING, POLK COUNTY, FLORIDA: FLORIDA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, REPORT OF INVESTIGATION 7, PART 3.

0830 PENNER, L.R., 1956, STINGING DUE TO LINUCHE UNGUICULATA IN FLORIDA WATERS: JOURNAL FLORIDA ACAD. SCIENCE.

0831 PENUIIALLI, B. , FLAKE, R. , AND FRUH, GUS, 1976, LARGE SCALE SYSTEMS APPROACH TO ESTUAR1KE WATER QUALITY MODELLING WITH MULTIPLE CONSTITUENTS: ECOL. MODEL., 1976, V. 2, P. 101-115.

0832 PERDUE, C.L., 1968, SUMMARY REPORT ON THE GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF PASSAGE KEY, ISLAND BAY, CEDAR KEYS, AND PELICAN NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGES, FLORIDA: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN 1260-0, 13 P.

0833 PERKINS, G., 1975, THE BIOLOGY OF ESTUARIES AND COASTAL WATERS: ACADEMIC PRESS, NEW YORK, 678 P.

0834 PERRY, L.M., 1940, CHECKLIST OF IIARINE MOLLUSCS OF SAUI3EL-CAPTIVA, FLORIDA: NEW COLLEGE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES PROGRAM, 20 P.

0835 PERRY, L.M., AND SCHWENGEL, J.S., 1955, MARINE SHELLS OF THE WESTERN COAST OF FLORIDA: PALEONTOLOGICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTION, ITHACA, NEW YORK, 318 P.

0836 PESNELL, G.L., AND BROWN, R.T., 1977, MAJOR PLANT COMMUNITIES OF LAKE OKEECHOBEE, FLORIDA, AHD THEIR ASSOCIATED INUNDATION CHARACTERISTICS AS DETERMINED BY GRADIENT ANALYSIS: SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT, WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA, TECHNICAL PUBLICATION NO. 77-1.

7 8- A 0037 PETERSOM, D. , FESTA, J. , AMD COIIOMOS, T. , 1978, NUMERICAL- SIMULATION OF DISSOLVED SILICA 113 THE SAM FRANCISCO DAY: ESTUARINE COASTAL MARINE SCIENCE, 1978 f V. 7 f P. 99-116.

0038 PETERSON, LARKY, 1971, IDENTIFICATION AMD EVALUATION OF COASTAL RESOURCE PATTERNS, APPENDICES, INDICES AMD SIMULATION OF URBAN SYSTEMS: URBAN AND REGIONAL RESEARCH AND DOCUMENTATION LABORATORY, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, 13 P.

0839 PHELPS, F.M., 1912, A MARCH BIRDS LIST FROM THE CALOOSAHATCHEE RIVER AND LAKE OKEECHOBEE: WILSON BULLETIN, V. 24, MO. 3, P. 117-125.

0840 PHILLIPS PETROLEUM COMPANY, (NO DATE), DEVELOPMENT OF REGIONAL IMPACT APPLICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL PHOSPHATE MINING DESOTO AND MANATEE COUNTIES, FLORIDA: IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, HD/111.P45.

0841 PHILLIPS, R.C., 1963, ECOLOGY OF FLOATING ALGAL COMMUNITIES IN FLORIDA: Q. JOURNAL FLORIDA ACAD. SCI., V. 26, P. 329-334.

0842 PHILLIPS, R.C., AND SPRINGER, V., 1960, A REPORT ON THE HYDROGRAPHY, MARINE PLANTS, AND FISHES OF THE CALOOSAIIATCIIEE RIVER AREA, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF CONSERVATION MARINE LABORATORY, SPEC. SCIENCE REPORT NO. 5, 19 P.

0843 PHILLIPY, C.L., 1963, FISH KILL IN PEACE RIVER: LETTER TO J.V.WOODS, FLORIDA GAME AND FRESHWATER FISH COMMISSION, LAKELAND, FLORIDA.

0844 PHILLIPY, C.L., 1964, FISHERIES RESTORATION PROJECT: PEACE RIVER WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON IIARDEE COUNTY AREA: FLORIDA GAME AND FRESHWATER FISH COMMISSION, LAKELAND, FLORIDA.

0845 PHILLIPY, C.L., 1964, SUMMARY OF FINDINGS TO DATE ON THE PEACE RIVER SURVEY: FLORIDA GAME AND FRESHWATER FISH COMMISSION, LAKELAND, FLORIDA.

0846 PHILPOT, W., AMD KLEMAS, V., 1979, THE USE OF SATELLITES IN ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING OF COASTAL WATERS: DELAWARE UNIVERSITY, NEWARK COLLEGE OF MARINE STUDIES, NASA-CR-162309.

79-A 0847 P1MEMTAL, D. , 1971, ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES OH NON-TARGET SPECIES: DDPARTMEliT OF ENTOMOLOGY A1ID LIMNOLOGY, CORNELL UNIVERSITY, REPORT, EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT, OFFICE OF SCIENCE AMD TECHNOLOGY, WASIlING'i'ION, D.C.

0848 PLANNING/DESIGN GROUP, 1976, A PROCESS FOR DEFINING A PERMISSIBLE USE FRAMEWORK: PLANNING/DESIGN GROUP.

0849 PLANNING/DESIGN GROUP, 1976, IMPACT ASSESSMENT HANDBOOK: JULY 1976.

0850 PLOWDEN, JEAN, 1927, HISTORY OF HARDEE COUNTY, WAUCIIULA: THE FLORIDA ADVOC/iTE, 1927.

0851 POLK COUNTY, (NO DATE), POLK COUNTY SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS: IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, IID 111/.P621.

0852 POST, BUCKELY, SCIIUI-I AND JERMIGAN, INC., 1976, LEE COUNTY 201 FACILITIES PLAN 1 WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT PLANNING: FT. MYERS, FLORIDA.

0853 POST, BUCKLEY, SCIIUE AND JERNIGAN, INC., 1975, DOCUMENTATION ON PROPOSED LEE COUNTY SANITARY LANDFILL, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: FOR WASTE MANAGEMENT, INC. OF FLORIDA, FORT LAUDERDALE, NO.202-007.10.

0854 POST, BUCKLEY, SCIIU1I AND JERMIGAN, INC*., 1977, HYDRODYNAMIC AND WATEPv QUALITY ANALYSIS OF THE CALOOSAHATCHEE ESTUARY: LEE COUNTY 201 FACILITIES PLAN.

0855 POST, BUCKLEY, SCHUII AND JERNIGAN, INC., 1977, PRELIMINARY CONTROL ALTERNATIVES FOR THE CALOOSAHATCHEE RIVER STUDY AREA: PROJECT NO. 302-004.18, FORT MYERS, FLORIDA.

0856 POWER GENERATING DIVISION, DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRIC AND WATER UTILITIES, 1975, CERTIFICATION DATA - UNIT NO. 3 AT POWER PLANT NO. 3 - CITY OF LAKELAND: FOR CITY OF LAKELAND, IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, TJ/164.05.

0857 PRIDE, R.W., 1958, FLOODS IN FLORIDA, MAGNITUDE AND FREQUENCY: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OPEN-FILE REPORT FL-58002.

0858 PRIDE, R.W., AMD CROOKS, J.I,7 ., 1962, THE DROUGHT OF 1954-56 ITS EFFECT ON FLORIDA'S SURFACE WATER RESOURCES: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY REPORT OF INVESTIGATION 26.

80-A 0859 PRITCHAUD, D.W., J951, TJ.K PHYSICAL HYDROGRAPHY OF ESTUARIES AND SOME APPLICATIONS TO BIOLOGICAL PROBLEMS: TRA1IS. 110. AMERICAN WILD. COI1F. 360-76.

0860 PRITCHARD, PETER, 1978, RARE AND ENDANGERED BIOTA OF FLORIDA, VOL. I-IV: UNIVERSITY PRESSES OF FLORIDA, GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA.

0861 PROCIIASKA, F.J., 1976, FLORIDA COMMERCIAL MARINE FISHERIES GROWTH, RELATIVE IIIPORTANCE AMD INPUT TRENDS: FLORIDA SEA GRANT REPORT NO. 11, 59 P.

0062 PROCIIASKA, F.J., AMD CATO, J.C., 1975, LANDINGS, VALUES AND PRICES III COMMERCIAL FISHERIES FOR THE FLORIDA WEST COAST: FLORIDA CO-OP. EXT. SERVICE MAR. ADVISORY PROGRAM, SUSF-SG-75003, 67 P.

0863 PROVOST, M.W. , 1968, SANIBEL ISLAND: GEOLOGY, TOPOGRAPHY, VEGETATION: SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVAITON FOUNDATION, 10 P.

0864 PROVOST, H.W. , 1969, MAN, IIOSQUITOS, AND BIRDS: FLORIDA NATURALIST, APRIL 1969, P. 63-67.

0865 PROVOST, M.W. , 1973, MEAN HIGH WATER MARX AND USE OF TIDELANDS IN FLORIDA: FLORIDA SCIENTIST, V. 36, NO. 1, P. 50-66.

0866 PROVOST, H.W., 1974, COMMENTS ON "A CRITICAL LOOK AT THE STATE OF KNOWLEDGE CONCERNING MANGROVES IN FLORIDA", BY ERIC J. HEALD AND DURBIN C. TABB, VERO 3EACII, FLORIDA.

0867 PUCHATY, DAVID, 1978, PEACE RIVER ALGAE BLOOM, INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM TO RICHARD U. CANTRELL, JUNE 5, 1978: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION.

0868 PURCELL, B.H., 1977, THE ECOLOGY OF THE EPIBENTIIIC FAUNA ASSOCIATED WITH VALLISNERIA AMERICANA BEDS IN A NORTH FLORIDA ESTUARY: M.S. THESIS, FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY, TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA, 111 P.

0869 PURI, U.S., AND WINSTON, GEORGE 0., 1974, GEOLOGICAL FRAMEWORK OF THE HIGH TRANSMISSIVITY ZONES IN SOUTH FLORIDA: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY SPEC. PUBLICATION NO. 20, 101 P.

0870 PURI, H.S., AND VERNON, R.O., 1964, SUMMARY OF THE GEOLOGY OF FLORIDA AND GUIDEBOOK TO THE CLASSIC EXPOSURES: FLORIDA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY SPEC. PUBL. NO. 5, 312 P.

81-A 0871 PUTNAM, H.D., 1966, LIMITING FACTORS FOR PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY 111 A WEST COAST FLORIDA ESTUARY, ADVANCES IN WATER POLLUTION RESEARCH: 3RD INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE 1966 PROCEEDINGS, V. 3, WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION, WASHINGTON, D.C., P. 121-142.

0872 QUICK, J.A. , JR., AND IIEHDERSON, GEORGE E., 1974, EFFECTS OF GYMMODINIUM DREVE, RED TIDE, ON FISHES AND BIRDS A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON BEHAVIOR ANATOMY, 1IEMATOLOGY, AND JIISTOPATHOLOGY: GULF COAST REGIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON DISEASES OF AQUATIC ANIMALS-1974 PROCEEDINGS, 27 P.

0073 QUICK, J.A. , JR., .1975, EVIDENCES OF NEW ICTI1Y01NTOXICA PHENOMENA IN GYMNODINIUM BREVE RED TIDES: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES MARINE RESEARCH LABORATORY, CONTRIBUTION NO. 249, 10 P.

0374 QUICK, J.A., JR., AND MACKIN, J.G., 1971, OYSTER PARASITISM BY LABYRI11TIIOMYXA MARINA IN FLORIDA: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES PROFESSIONAL PAPER NO. 13, 55 P.

0875 RADER AND ASSOCIATES, 1968, ENGINEERING REPORT ON WATER SUPPLY FOR CAPE CORAL, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: FOR THE GULF AMERICAN CORPORATION, MIAMI, JOB NO. 3080.

0876 RADER AND ASSOCIATES, 1969, GATOR SLOUGH CANAL DRAINAGE STUDY IN LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: FOR THE GULF AMERICAN CORPORATION, CAPE CORAL, FLORIDA, JOB NO. 3080-0-16-167.

0877 RAINWATER, E.H., 1960, STATIGRAPIIY AND ITS ROLE IN THE FUTURE EXPLORATION FOR OIL AND GAS IN THE GULF COAST: TRANS. GULF COAST ASSOCIATION OF GSOL. SOCIETY, V. 10, P. 33-75.

0878 RAY L. LYERLY AND ASSOCIATES, 1975, A DEPTH SURVEY OF THE CALOOSAHATCIIEE AND ORANGE RIVERS IN THE VICINITY OF THE FORT MYERS PLANT: FOR THE FLORIDA POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY, MIAMI.

0879 REEVE, M.R., 1975, THE ECOLOGIC/iL SIGNIFIC/vNCE OF THE ZOOPLANKTON IN THE SHALLOW SUBTROPICAL WATERS OF SOUTH FLORIDA: ESTUARINE RESEARCH, VOLUME 1, MARTIN WILEY, EDITOR, ACADEMIC PRESS, INC., 738 P.

0880 REHM, A.E., 1974, A STUDY OF THE MARINE ALGAE EPIPHYTIC ON THE PROP ROOTS OF RHIZOPHORA MANGLE FROM TAMPA TO KEY LARGO, FLORIDA: UNPUBLISHED PE.D. DISSERTATION, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA, TAMPA, 163 P.

2-A 0881 REICIIENBAUGII, R.C., 1972, SEAWATER INTRUSION IN THE UPPI'R PART OF THE FLORIDA!] AQUIFER Hi COASTAL PASCO COUNTY, FLORIDA, 1.969: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY, HAP SERIES 47.

0882 REICHBNBAUGII, R.C., 197G, EFFECTS Oil GROUND-WATER QUALITY FROJI IRRIGATING PASTURE WITH SEWAGE EFFLUENT HEAR LAKELZiND, FLORIDA: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY WATER RESOURCES INVESTIGATIONS 76-108.

0883 REICIIENBAUGII, R.C., AND HUGHES, G.H., 1977, EVALUATION OF CHrlUICAL, BIOLOGICAL, AND PHYSICAL CONDITIONS IN THE WINTER HAVEN CHAIN OF LAKES, FLORIDA, MARCH- JUNE 1976: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY WATER-RESOURCES INVESTIGATIONS 77-52.

0884 REINTJES, J.W. , 1970, THE GULF MENHADEN AND OUR CHANGING ESTUARIES: PROCEEDINGS GCFI, V. 22, P. 87-90.

0885 REYNOLDS, SMITH AND HILLS, 1975, PEACE RIVER REGIONAL WATER SUPPLY-PRIMARY AND SUPPLEIIENTAL RAI7WZVTER SUPPLIES: FOR GENERAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, TD 353/.R4.

0886 REYNOLDS, SMITH AND HILLS, AND GERAGHTY AND MILLER, INC., 1973, REGIONAL WATER SUPPLY FOR PORT CHARLOTTE AREA: FOR GENERAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, TD 2247. F55 R4 .

0887 REYNOLDS, W. , 1976, BOTANICAL, GEOLOGICAL AND SOCIOLOGICAL FACTORS AFFECTING THE MANAGEMENT OF THE BARRIER ISLANDS ADJACENT TO STUMP PASS: NEW COLLEGE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES PROGRAM.

0888 RIFKIN, ERIK, AND JOHNS, FERDINAND, 1974, GASPARILLA ISLAND: AN ECOLOGICAL APPROACH: NEW COLLEGE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES PROGRAM, 47 P.

0889 RILEY, G.A., 1967, THE PLANKTON OF ESTUARIES: G.II.LAUFF, EDITOR, PU3L. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ADVAN. SCIENCE, LXXXIII, P. 316-326.

0890 ROBAS, A.K., 1970, SOUTH FLORIDA'S HANG ROVE BORDERED ESTUARIES- THEIR ROLE IN SPORT AND COMMERCIAL FISH PRODUCTION: SEA GRANT INFORMATION BULLETIN NO. 4, UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI, 28 P.

83-A 0891 ROBERTSOII, A.F., 1973, HYDROLOGIC CONDITIONS 112 THE LAKELAND RIDGE ^REA OF POLK COUNTY, FLORIDA: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY REPORT OF INVESTIGATION 64.

0092 ROBERTSOM, A.F., ATI!) MILLS, L.R., 1974, GROUUD-UATER WITHDRAWALS IN THE UPPER PEACE AND UPPER ALAFIA RIVER BASINS, FLORIDA: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY HAP SERIES NO. 67.

0893 ROBERTSON, A.F., PARSONS, D.C., AND MILLS, L.R., 1978, GROUMDWATER WITHDRAWN FOR IIUNICIPAL, INDUSTRIAL, AND IRRIGATION USE IN THE UPPER PEACE AND ALAFIA RIVER BASINS, WEST-CENTRAL FLORIDA, 1970-74: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OPEN-FILE REPORT 78-29.

0894 ROSENAU, J.C., AND FAULKNER, G.L., 1975, AN INDEX TO SPRINGS OF FLORIDA, (REVISED 1975) : FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY HAP SERIES 63.

0895 ROSS, L.T., AND JONES, D.A., 1979, BIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF WATER QUALITY IN FLORIDA. PART III, WITHLACOOCHEE, TAMPA BAY, PEACE, AND KISSIMMEE DRAINAGE BASINS: TECHNICAL SERIES, V. 4, NO. 3.

0896 ROUTA, R.A., 1972, PROPOSED DREDGE AND FILL, PUNTA GORDA ISLES, INC., CHARLOTTE HARBOR, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: LETTER TO fl.H. CORNWELL, JR., REF L-lll-72.

0897 RUDOLPH, R.R. , AND BOND, GLEN W. JR., 1975, REHABILITATIVE WORK ON DING DARLING IMPOUNDMENT: SAIIIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION, APRIL 17, 1975, 9 P.

0898 RUSIITON, B. , AND TULLAI, J. , 1977, A CASE STUDY OF AN ALTERED NEUTRAL ESTUARY, NORTH SIESTA KEY, FLORIDA: NEW COLLEGE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES PROGRAM, SARASOTA, FLORIDA.

0899 RUSSELL AND AXON, (HO DATE) , CITY OF FROSTPROOF COMPREHENSIVE PLAN: IN THE SCUTIIUEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, UD/111.R8.

0900 RUSSELL, C. S., 1975, ECOLOGICAL MODELING IN A RESOURCE MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK: (NOAA) LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CATALOG CARD NO. 75-15108.

0901 SALES, H. J. , AND TIIOM/VNN, R.V., 1978, A STEADY-STATE PHYTOPLANKTOM MODEL OF CHESAPEAKE: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FED. V. 50, P. 2752-2770. 0902 SALMON, M1CHEAL, 1961, COASTAL DISTRILUJTIOM, DISPLAY AMD SOUND PRODUCTION RY FLOt:IDA FIDDLER CRABS (GENUS UCA) : All I HAL BEHAVIOR, 1967, V. 15, P. 449-459.

0903 SALOMAN, C.H., 1975, A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE IIEARSHORE ENVIRONMENT, FLORIDA WEST COAST: MISC. PAPER, 5-75.

0904 SALOMAM, C.H., ALLEM, D.M., AMD COSTELLO, T.J., I960, DISTRIBUTIOIT OF THREE SPECIES OF SHRIMP (GK11US PENAEUS) III WATERS CONTIGUOUS TO SOUTHERN FLORIDA: BULL. IIAR. SCI., V. 10, 110. 2, P. 343-350-

0905 SAI-IIBEL - CAPTIVA PLANNING COMMITTEE, (NO DATE) , A REPORT 01! THE HEED FOR BUILDING HEIGHT LIMITATION IN THE ISLANDS OF CAPTIVA ArlD SAillDEL: LEE COUIITY PLANNING DEPARTMENT.

0906 SANIBEL-CAPTIVA PLANI.IING BOARD, INC., 1973, PROPOSAL FOR DECLARATION OF SANIBEL-CAPTIVA AS A CRITICAL STATE AREA: SANIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA.

0907 SARASOTA COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTI1ENT, 1974, ENVIRONMENTAL ELEMENT PHASE I: PART OF THE SARASOTA COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, SARASOTA, FLORIDA.

0900 SARASOTA COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT, 1975, ENVIRONMENTAL ELEMENT PHASE II: SARASOTA COUNTY, FLORIDA.

0909 SARASOTA DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING, 1900, APOXSEE, SARA.sOTA COUNTY'S COMPREHENSIVE FRAMEWORK FOR THE FUTURE: SARASOTA, FLORIDA.

0910 SAUNDERS, D. C., 1974, BLOOD PARASITES OF MARINE FISHES OF SOUTHWEST FLORIDA, INCLUDING A NEW IIAEIIOGREGARIITE FROM THE MENHADEN, BREVOORTIA TYRANNUS (LATROBE): TRAI-TS. AMER. MICROSCOPIC SOC. , V. 83, NO. 2, P. 218-225.

0911 SAUNDERS, R.P., BIRNHAK, B.I., DAVIS, J.T., AND WAHLQUIST, C.L., 1968, SEASONAL DISTRIBUTION OF DIATOMS IN FLORIDA INSHORE WATERS FROM TAMPA BAY TO CAXAMBAS PASS, 1963-1964: FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF CONSERVATION PROFESSIONAL PAPERS, V. 9, 31 P.

0912 SAVAGE, T., 1975, NATIONWIDE REALTY CORPORATION, LEE COUNTY, S/M 749: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, DREDGE AND FILL FILES, TIITF FILE, NO. 36-39-1679, APRIL 16, 1975.

85-A 0913 SAVILLC, T. , I960, A STUDY OP ESTUAR1ME POLLUTION PROBLEMS OH A 5JMALL UNPOLLUTED CfJTUARY AMD A SHALL POLLUTED JMJTUARY IN FLORIDA: EI1G. PROG., UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, V. 20, P. 1-202.

0914 SCHMILT, R.L., AMDGIBSOM, C.I., 1978, INFLUENCE OF ORGANIC MATTER 013 TRACE METAL FLUX IN COASTAL SEDIMENTS: 41ST MEETING OF THE AI1ERICA1I SOCIETY OF Lint!. AND OCEAN. , JUKE 19, 1978, VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA.

0915 SCI10FIELD, WILLIAM, A1ID KRUTCHKOFF, R. , 1973, STOCHASTIC 110DEL FOR A DYNAMIC ECOSYSTEM: VIRGINIA POLYTEC11NICAL INSTITUTE, WRRI, VIRGINIA,. BULL. NO. 60.

091G SCIIOLL, D.U., 1964, RECENT SEDIMENTARY RECORD IN MANGROVE SUM-IPS AND RISE IN SEA LEVEL OVER THE SOUTHWESTERN COAST OF FLORIDA, PART 2s MARINE GEOLOGY, V. 2, P. 343-364.

0917 SCIIOLL, D.W. , CRAIGIIEAD, F.C., AND STUIVER, M. , 1969, FLORIDA SUBMERGENCE CURVE REVISED, ITS RELATION TO COASTAL SEDIMENTATION RATES: SCIENCE, REPRINTED FROM FEBRUARY 7, 1969, V.163.

0918 SCIIREIBER, R.W. , AND RISEBROUGH, R.W., 1972, STUDIES OF THE BROUN PELICAN: THE WILSON BULLETIN, V. 84, NO. 2, 17 P.

0919 SCHREIBER, R.W. , AND SCIIREIBER, E.A., 1977, OBSERVATIONS OF OSPREYS NESTING ON ARTIFICIAL STRUCTURES IN CHARLOTTE HARBOR, FLORIDA: FLORIDA FIELD NAT., V. 5, NO. 1, P. 5-7.

0920 SCHREUDER, P.J., AND GERAGHTY, J.J., (NO DATE), WATER RESOURCES AND LAND USE: IN ENVIRONMENTAL LAND USE PLANNING, AN INTEGRATING THEME FOR AREAWIDE IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF THE CENTRAL FLORIDA PHOSPHATE INDUSTRY, PROCEEDINGS OF A SEMINAR IN BARTOW, FLORIDA, JULY 27-28, 1977.

0921 SCOTT, W.E.D., 1887, THE PRESENT CONDITION OF SOME OF THE BIRD ROOKERIES OF THE GULF COAST OF FLORIDA: AUK, V. 4, P. 135-144, P. 213-222, AND P. 273-284.

0922 SCOTT, W.E.D., 1892, NOTES ON THE BIRDS OF THE CALOOSAH/VTCIIEE REGION OF FLORIDA: THE AUK, V. 9, NO. 3, P. 209-218.

0923 SCRIPPS INSTITUTE OF OCEANOGRAPHY, 1979, EUTROPHICATION OF COASTAL WATERS NITROGEN AS A CONTROLLING FACTOR: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA.

86-A 0924 SEABLOOM, R.W., PEARSO!!, G.L., ORIMG, L.W., AMD REILLY, J.R., 1973, AH inciDiiM'.i1 OF FENTIIIGM IIOSQUITO CONTROL AMD SUBSEQUENT AVIAN MORTALITY: JOURNAL OF WILDLIFE DISEASES, V. 9, P. 18-19. 092 SEARURL] MID ROBERTSOM, INC., 1980, WATER RESOURCES ATLAS: IIARDEE COUIITY, FLORIDA. 0926 SEABURM, G.E., JEMNINGS, II.E., All!) MERRITT, ILL., 1979, EVALUATIOi: OF A DIGITAL MODEL FOR ESTUARIME WATER QU/iLITY SIMULATION III \JASTE ALLOCATION STUDIES: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY WATER-RESOURCES INVESTIGATION 78-54.

0927 SEAMAN, V7.J., AHD MCLEA1T, R. , 1977, SEMIUAR PROCEEDINGS, FRESHWATER A!ID THE FLORIDA COAST, SOUTHWEST FLORIDA: SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER IIAIjAGEliEIIT DISTRICT REPORT 110. 1977-1, SEA GRAIJT REPORT 110. 22.

0928 SEARL, LI1IDA, 1973, RELATIONSHIP OF GROWTH POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS AND THE URBAH PATTERNS OF LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: MASTERS PROJECT, DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA.

092: SEGAR, D.A., AND CANTILLO, A.Y., 1975, SOIiE CONSIDERATION ON MONITORING OF TRACE METALS IN ESTUARIES AND OCEANS: IN INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ENVIRONMENTAL SENSING AND ASSESSMENT, SEPTEMBER 14-19: V. 1, 6-5-1-6-5-5, LAS VEGAS, NEVADA.

0930 SEIJO, M.A., GIOVANNELLI, R.F., AND TURNER, J.F., 1979, REGIONAL FLOOD-FREQUENCY RELATIONS FOR WEST-CENTRAL FLORIDA: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OPEN-FILE REPORT 79-1293.

0931 SELLARDS, E.H., 1915, PEBBLE PHOSPHATES OF FLORIDA: FLORIDA BUREAU GEOLOGY, ANNUAL REPORT NO. 7.

0932 SEYB, LES, AMD RANDOLF, KAREN, 1977, NORTH AMERICAN PROJECT- A STUDY OF U.S. WATER BODIES ( A REPORT FOR THE ORGANIZATION FOR ECONOMIC COOPERATION AMD DEVELOPMENT): U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, JULY, 1977, EPA/600/3-77/086.

0933 SHARMA, D.C., 1977, CLIMATE OF LEE COUNTY: LEE COUNTY PL ANN ING DE PARTI iENT.

0934 SHARMA, D.C., 1979, HURRICANE 7iND EROSION HAZARD ZONES Oil BARRIER ISLANDS ZvND BEACHES: UNIQUE RESOURCES, DEVELOPMENT PROBLEMS, AND INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS: UNPUBLISHED MANUSCRIPT, 27 P.

87-A 0935 SHAW, J.E., 19CO, HYD110G1'OLOGIC ] MVESTIGATIOMS AL011G EASTERN PORTIONS 01-' LAKH OrfUJCT.OBi:!-;: SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM.

0936 S1IERK, J.A. JR., AMD CROKIN, L.E., 1970, THE EFFECTS OF SUSPENDED AMD DEPOSITED SEDIMENTS OtI ESTUARINE ORGANISMS: UNIVERSITY OF IlARYLAtlD, 13AT. RES. IMST. , REF. 110. 70-19, 63 P.

0937 SIEVER, R., 1962, A SQUEEZER FOR EXTRACTING IMTERSTITIAL WATER FR01I MODERN SEDIMENTS: J. SED. PETROL., V. 32, P. 329-331.

0938 SIMON, J.L. r 1974, TAMPA BAY ESTUARINE SYSTEM: FLORIDA SCIENTIST, V. 37, P. 217-244.

0939 SIMON, J.L., DOYLE, L.J., AMD CONNER, W.G., 1976, ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF OYSTER SHELL DREDGING IN TAMPA DAY. FINAL REPORT ON THE LONG TERM EFFECTS OF OYSTER SHELL DREDGING: REPORT TO THE STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION.

0940 SIMON, J.I,., 1981, AN ASSESSMENT OF THE BIOLOGICAL IMPACTS OF ALTERED FRESHWATER INFLOW TO THE ALAFIA RIVER, BULLFROG CREEK, AND HILLSBOROUGH BAY ESTUARINE SYSTEM: POLYCHAETE RESEARCH, INC., FOR SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT, MARCH 1901.

0941 SIMONS, M.H., 1882, SHELL HEAPS OF CHARLOTTE HARBOR, FLORIDA: ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SMITITSONIAN INSTITUTE FOR THE YEAR 1882: P.K.YONGE LIBRARY, 3 P.

0942 SKOGERBOS, G.V., AND WALKER, W.R., 1972, EVALUATION OF CANAL LINING FOR SALINITY CONTROL IN GRAND VALLEY: COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY.

0943 SKRINDE, R.T., AND TANG, T.L., 1974, OPERATING RESULTS OF ELECTRODIALYSIS AND REVERSE OSMOSIS MUNICIPAL DESALTING PLANTS: NWSIA JOURNAL, JULY 1974, V. 1, NO. 1.

0944 SLACK, L.J., AND GOOLSBY, DONALD A., 1976, NITROGEN LOADS AND CONCENTRATIONS IN FLORIDA STREAMS: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY, MAP SERIES 75.

0945 SLACK, L.J., AND KAUFMAN, II.I., 1973, SPECIFIC CONDUCTANCE OF WATER IN FLORIDA STREAMS AND CANALS,(REVISED 1975): FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY, MlAP SERIES 58.

8 8-A 0946 SL7\CK, L.J., AND ROSEMAU, J.C., 1979, WATER OUALITY OF FLORIDA SPRINGS: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY, HAP SERIES 9G.

0947 SLOBODKIi:, L.B., 1953, A POSSIBLE III IT IAL CONDITION FOR RED TIDES Oil THE COAST OF FLORIDA: JOURN. MAR. RES., V. 12, NO. 1, P. 148-155.

0948 SLY, DAVID, AMD RABIEGA, WILLIAM, 1974, TOURISII A11D MIGRATIOI! TO FLORIDA: FOR THE FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION, DIVISION OF STATE PLANHIHG, TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA.

0949 SHALL, J.K., 1930, VEGETATION AMD EROSION ON THE EVERGLADES KEYS: SCIENCE MONTH., V. 30, P. 33-49.

0950 SliALLY, WELLFORD AND NALVEN, 1961, REPORT ON WATER MANAGEMENT IN LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA- AUGUST, 1961, FOR THE LEE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS: SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION, 98 P.

0951 SMALLY, WELLFORD AND MALVEN, 1961, SARASOTA COUNTY COASTAL BASINS FLOOD CONTROL STUDY.

0952 SMALLY, WELLFORD AND NALVEN, 1963, REPORT ON THE WATER SUPPLIES OF SARASOTA COUNTY, FLORIDA.

0953 SMITH AND GILLESPIE ENGINEERING, INC., 1977, DRAFT OF HARDEE COUNTY 201 FACILITY PLAN, SECTION 4, "CURRENT SITUATION".

0954 SMITH, D.B., 1955, A STUDY OF THE HYDROLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CALOOSAHATCHEE RIVER BASIN: FOR THE CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN FLORIDA FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT.

0955 SMITH, J.R., FRASER, T.H., AND CANTRELL, R.W., 1970, COMMENTS CONCERNING THE CHARLOTTE HARBOR BASIN PORTIONS OF THE DRAFT 208 WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR SOUTHWEST FLORIDA: UNPUBLISHED REPORT TO SPECIAL SUB-PANEL OF CHARLOTTE HARBOR 20S CITIZENS TECH. ADV. COMM. BY THE AD HOC TECH PANEL.

0956 SMITH, PERSITER,, 1836, FIRST SCOUTING TRIP ALONG PEACE RIVER: LETTER TO MAJOR GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT, AMERICAN STATE PAPERS 22, (MILITARY AFFAIRS 7).

0957 SMITH, W.H.B., 1976, PRODUCTIVITY MEASUREMENTS AND SIMULATION MODELS OF A SHALLOW ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEM RECEIVING THERMAL PLUME AT CRYSTAL RIVER, FLORIDA: PH.D. DISSERTATION, DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA, 425 P.

89-A 0950 SMITH, U.H.Ii.r MCKEELAR, H. , YOUNG, D.L., AMD LElir.AM, U.K., 1974, TOTAL METABOLISM OF THERMALLY AFFECTM1) COASTAL SYSTEMS ON THE WEST COAST OF FLORIDA: IN THERMAL ECOLOGY, J.I/. GIBBONS AMD R.R. SIIART3Z, EDITORS, U.S. ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION, MTIS COilF-730505.

0959 SNEDAKER, S.C., 1978, MAIIGROVES THEIR VALUE AND PERPETUATION: MATURE AIID RESOURCES, V. 14, HO. 3, P. 6-13.

0960 SNEDAKER, S.C., ADAMS, C.A., DURMS, L.£., EVIMK, G.L., OSTERLIMC, M.J., SEMANM, 17. , AMD VAMTIME, R.J., 1974, BEMTIIIC MARINE ECOLOGY, FISH BIOMAS3, AMD DLUE CRAD MIGRATIONS III TEE THERMALLY AFFECTED AND CONTROL BAYS MEAR THE CRYSTAL RIVER POWER PLANTS: AGR. EXP. STA. RES. MAM., UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA.

0961 SNEDAKER, S.C., AND DESYLVA, D.P., 1977, ROLE OF FRESHWATER IM ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS: SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT PLANNING REPORT NO. 1977-2, 2 V.

0962 SNEDAKER, S.C., AND LIIGO, A.E., 1972, THE ROLE OF MANGROVE ECOSYSTEMS IN THE MAINTAINENCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY: ANNUAL REPORT TO BUREAU OF SPORT FISHERIES AND WILDLIFE, CENTER FOR AQUATIC SCIENCES, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, MO. 14-16-008-606.

0963 SOCANDARE3-BERNAL, F. , 1959, FOUR TREMATODES FROM THE BLACK SKIMER IN GASPARILLA SOUND, FLORIDA, INCLUDING DESCRIPTIONS OF A NEW GENUS AND TWO NEW SPECIES: QUART. JOURN. FLORIDA ACAD. SCIENCE, V. 22, MO. 2, 5 P.

0964 SONG, T.J., FORBES, R.U. , AND CHAMBERS, D.J., 1980, REMOVAL OF RADIUM-226 FROM SARASOTA COUNTY, FLORIDA, DRINKING WATER BY REVERSE OSMOSIS: JOURNAL AWWA.

0965 SOUCIE, GARY, 1976, WILL SANIBEL DREAMS THWART GET-RICH SCHEMES?: AUDUBON, V. 78, NO. 2., P. 114.

0966 SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT, 1977, WATER U AMD SUPPLY DEVELOPMENT PLAN. VOLUME IA, PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT, WEST PALI! BEACH: SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT, WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA.

0967 SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT, 1979, WATER USE AND SUPPLY DEVELOPMENT PLAM SUMMARY STATUS REPORT, LOWER WEST COAST: WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA.

90-A 0968 SOUTH FLORIDA 7vTER HAIIAC/KM I IT DISTRICT, 1979, WATER USE PL AH, VOLU E IT C, L0;/r:i WEST COAST: SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEME T DISTRICT, \ HST PALI) BEACH, FLORIDA. 09C9 SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT, 1980, WATER USE AND SUPPLY DEVELOPMENT PLAN, VOLUME III C, LOWER WEST COAST: SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT, APRIL ID 80.

0970 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA PLANNING TEAM, 1972, TOWARDS A GENERAL THEORY OF PLANNING DESIGN- DATA APPENDIX PHASE THREE: DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, GAII1ESVILLE, FLORIDA.

0971 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA REGIONAL PL7\NNING COUNCIL, (NO DATE), AREAWIDE WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM (SECTION 208) : FORT MYERS, FLORIDA.

0972 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL, 1973, AN ASSESSMENT OF THE DEVELOPIIENT SUITABILITY OF LAND IN SOUTH FLORIDA: FORT MEYERS, FLORIDA.

0973 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL, 1975, DEVELOPMENT OF REGIONAL IMPACT, IMPACT ASSESSMENT FOR "MYAKKA ESTATES PHASE ONE": FORT MYERS, FLORIDA, 200 P.

0974 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL, 1975, DRAFT- THE COASTAL ZONE OF SOUTHWEST FLORIDA, POPULATIOH, LEGAL ANALYSIS, LAND USE, OWNERSHIP, ECONOMY: FORT MYERS, FLORIDA, 137 P.

0975 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL, 1975, SOUTHWEST FLORIDA 208 WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT ADVISORY HANDBOOK: FORT MYERS, FLORIDA, 74 P. PLUS APPENDICES.

0976 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL, 1975, THE COASTAL ZONE OF SOUTHWEST FLORIDA: POPULATION, LEGAL ANALYSIS, LAND USE, OWNERSHIP AND ECONOMY: FORT MYERS, FLORIDA.

0977 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL, 1975, WATER RESOURCE WORKSHOP, JANUARY 31 AND FEBRUARY 1, 1975: FORT MYERS, FLORIDA.

0978 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL, 1976, DEVELOPMENT OF REGIONAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT FOR THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA REGIONAL AIRPORT: FORT MYERS, FLORIDA.

91-A 0979 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL, 1976, DEVELOPMENT OF REGIONAL IMPACT, ASSESSMENT FOR "THE ESTUARIES", SOUT;:WI';:;T FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL, 6-7475-5, APRIL 1976.

0980 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL, 1977, DEVELOPMENT OF REGIONAL IMPACT, ASSESSMENT FOR "SPRING CREEK": SOUTHWEST FLORIDA REGIONAL PL/FINING COUNCIL, 10-7677-9, JANUARY 1977. 0981 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL, 1977, EXECUTIVE SUMMARY, FINAL WATER QUALITY REPORT, CALOOSAHATCHEE RIVER STUDY AREA: FORT IIYERS, FLORIDA, 67 P. 0982 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUHCIL, 1977, EXECUTIVE SUMMARY, FINAL WATER'QUALITY REPORT, CHARLOTTE HARBOR STUDY AREA: FORT MYERS, FLORIDA, 75 P.

0983 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL, 1977, FINAL WATER QUALITY REPORT FOR TEE PHILLIPI CREEK STUDY AREA: FORT MYERS, FLORIDA, 197 P. 0984 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL, 1977, PRELIMINARY CONTROL ALTERNATIVES FOR CHARLOTTE HARBOR: FORT MYERS, FLORIDA.

0985 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL, 1977, PRESENTATION OF WATER QUALITY DATA, JULY-DECEMBER, 1976: FORT MYERS, FLORIDA.

0986 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL, 1977, SURVEY OF WATER QUALITY PROGRAMS IN SOUTHWEST FLORIDA: FORT MYERS, FLORIDA. 0987 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL, 1978, FINAL REPORT AMD TECHNICAL APPENDIX OF THE PRODUCTIVITY STUDY FOR THE ESTERO BAY STUDY AREA: FORT IIYERS, FLORIDA, 105 P. 0988 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL, 1978, LAND USE POLICY PLAN: FORT MYERS, FLORIDA. 0989 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL, 1978, RECOMMENDED CONTROL TECHNIQUES FOR CHARLOTTE HARBOR: FORT MYERS, FLORIDA. 0990 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL, 1978, WATER RESOURCES OF THE REGION: FORT MYERS, FLORIDA. K* o O o O O O o o O O wo '.O vo VD O kD o o vo O o WD vo VO WD ^O o kO 'vC o vo CO *^J O Ln i.N U) NJ r

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1002 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT, 1976, FLOOD PLAII: INFORMATION on THE PAYNE AND LITTLE PAYHE CREEKS: Hi THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, GB 13997.S61.

1003 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA V/ATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT, 1976, FLOOD STAGE FREQUENCY RELATIOITS FOR SELECTED LAKES 111 POLE COUNTY, FLORIDA: III THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, GD 1399.4/.P6S6.

1004 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT, 1976, FLOODPLAIIJ INFORMATION Oil TEE PEACE RIVER FROII PUMTA GORDA TO ARCADIA, CHARLOTTE COUNTY, FLORIDA AMD DESOTO COUIITY, FLORIDA: SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT, BROOKSVILLE, FLORIDA.

1005 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT, 1976, STATUS AND BACKGROUND OF THE QUALITY WATER IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM - CHARLOTTE COUIJTY, FLORIDA: in THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER IlAnAGEMEIlT DISTRICT LIBRARY, TD/370/.36.

1006 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MAMAGEKEMT. DISTRICT, 1977, FLOOD PLA11T IIIFORLATIOH ON CHARLIE CREEK FROII THE IIOUTH TO II. KELLY ROAD, HARDEE A1ID POLK COUNTIES, FLORIDA: IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, GB 5627.F5F5.

1007 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT, 1977, PROCEEDINGS SEMIN7JI FRESHWATER AMD THE FLORIDA COAST, SOUTHWEST FLORIDA: SEAMAN, W. JR., AND MCLEAN, R., EDITORS, SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT REPORT 1977-1, SEA GRANT REPORT NO. 22, 244 P.

1008 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT, 1977, WATER USE PLAN: DRAFT II, BROOKSVILLE, FLORIDA.

1009 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT, 1973, WATER ;:ANAGEI;E?,T PLAN-78: BROOKSVILLE, FLORIDA, 191 P. PLUS APPENDICES.

1010 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT, 1979, MONTHLY PRECIPITATION REPORT, SEPTEMBER 1979: BROOKSVILLE, FLORIDA, 14 P.

94' ion SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT, 1980, MONTHLY RR EC I PITA']1 TOU REPORT, HAY 1980: DROORSVILLE, FLORIDA, 13 P.

1012 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT, 1981 1 ANALYSIS OP PEACE RIVER DA GIN SURFACE WATER RESERVOIRS AS PROPOSED !?,Y OTHER AGENCIES, LOC/.L GOVERNMENT ADD PRIVATE INDUSTRY: DROOKSVILLE, FLORIDA, 22 P.

1013 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER IIANAGEIIEHT DISTRICT, 1981, PEACE RIVER BZ.SIM LITERATURE ASSESSMENT STUDY.

1014 SOUTIIVJEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT AMD EMILY DLACK AMD ASSOC., 1978, PRELIMINARY LOWER PEACE REGIONAL WATER SUPPLY PLA1I: SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT PLANNING REPORT HO. 1-70, BROOKSVILLE, FLORIDA.

1015 SPECIIT, R.C., 1947, MONTHLY REPORT OF PROGRESS - PHOSPHATE WASTE DISPOSAL: UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, ENG. A1JD HID. EXP. STA. , PROJECT ITO. 4619.

1016 SPECIIT, R.C., 1950, PHOSPHATE WASTE STUDIES: UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA E1.IG. IND. EXP, STA. BULL., SER. NO. 32, V. 4, 110. 2, P. 1-28.

1017 SPE11CE, LUHDIE, 1971, CYCLOTELLA KUT3IHG; TAX01IOMIC AND ECOLOGICAL RELATIONS OF THE DIATOIi GENUS IN SOUTH FLORIDA WATERS: UNPUBLISHED M. S. THESIS, FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY.

1018 SPRAGUE, J.T., 1964, THE ORIGIN, PROGRESS AND CONCLUSION OF THE FLORIDA WAR: UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA PRESS, GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA, 1964 REPRINT OF 1848 EDITION, 148 P.

1019 SPRINGER, V.G., 1960, ICHTHYOLOGICAL SURVEY OF THE CALOOSAHATCHEE RIVER AREA: FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF CONSERVATION I'ARINE LABORATORY, SPEC. SCI. REPORT NO. 5, 14 P.

1020 SPRINGER, V.G., AND WOODBURN, K.D., 1960, AN ECOLOGICAL STUDY OF FISHES OF THE TAMPA BAY AREA: FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF CONSERVATION, PROFESSIONAL PAPERS, SER. NO. 1, P. 1-104.

1021 SPROUL, C.R., BOGGESS, D.H., ANDWOODARD, II. J., 1972, SALINE-WATER INTRUSION FROII DEEP ARTESIAN SOURCES IN THE 1ICGREGOR ISLES AREA OF LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY INFORMATION CIRCULARS 75.

95-A STANLEY w. ror.r, AMD ASSOCIATES, inc., iD7f>, COMMENTARY Oil CO;STAL CONSTRUCTION CODES FOR M.STEUO ISLAND: FOR THE LEE COUNTY BOARD OF COMM ISSIOMERS. 1023 STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM INSTITUTE OCEANOGRAPHY, 1972, A REPORT OH THE HYDROBIOLOGICAL ZONES OF THE EASTERN GULF OF MEXICO (ABRIDGED) .

1024 STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM INSTITUTE OCEANOGRAPHY, 1972, CHARACTERIZATION A1ID DOCUMENTATION REPORT 0?^ DISSIMILAR HYDROGIOLOGICAL ZOI1ES OF THE EASTERI] GULF OF I'.CXICO: ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA, 2^0 P. PLUS APPENDICES.

1025 STATE UNIVERSITY GYSTEIi INSTITUTE OCEANOGRAPHY, 1973, A SUHHARY OF RNOULEDGE OF THE EASTERN GULF OF MEXICO: FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM, 603 P.

1026 STAUFFER, R.C., 1937, CHANGES IN THE INVERTEBR/iTE COMMUNITY OF A LAGOON AFTER DISAPPEARANCE OF THE EEL GRASS: ECOLOGY, V. 18, P. 427-431.

1027 STEIDINGER, K.A., (NO DATE), PHYTOPLANKTON ECOLOGY; A CONCEPTUAL REVIEW BASED ON EASTERN GULF OF MEXICO RESEARCH: CRITICAL REVIEWS IN MICROBIOLOGY, V. 3, NO. 1, P. 49-68.

1028 STEIDINGER, K.A., DAVIS, J.T., AND.WILLIAMS, J. r 1963, DINCFLAGELLATE STUDIES ON THE INSHORE WATERS OF THE WEST COAST OF FLORIDA: FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF CONSERVATION MARINE LABORATORY, PROFESSIONAL PAPERS V. 9, P. 4-47.

1029 STELZENMULLER, W.B., 1965, TIDAL CHARACTERISTICS OF TWO ESTUARIES IN FLORIDA: AM. SOC. CIV. ENGINEERS, WATERWAYS AND HARBORS DIVISION JOURNAL, V. 91, NO. 17173, P. 25-36.

1030 STEVENSON'S ANALYTICAL LAB, 1964, WATER ANALYSIS, WELL WATER, SANI3EL ISLAND: SAMIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVAITON FOUNDATION, 1 P.

1031 STEWART, II. G., JR., 1966, GROUNDWATER RESOURCES OF POLK COUNTY: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY REPORT OF INVESTIGATION 44.

1032 STEWART, J.W., 1980, AREAS OF NATURAL RECHARGE TO THE FLORIDA!-! AOUIFER IN FLORIDA: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY MAP SERIES NO. 98.

96-A 1033 STEWART, V.M., WAHLOUIST, II., AHDHURKET, R. t 1960, OCCURRENCE OF VITAMIN B-12 ALONG THE GULF COAST OF FLORIDA: FLORIDA STATE HOARD OF CONSERVATION MARINE LABORATORY, PROFESSIONAL PAPERS V. 9, P. 79-84.

1034 STINSON, C.I7 ., 1977, TEE SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF WINTERING BLACK-BELLIED PLOVERS: WILSON BULLETIN, V. 89, NO. 3, P. 470-472.

1035 STONE, R.3., 1974, LOW STREAMFLOW IN FLORIDA - IIAGNITUDE AND FREQUENCY: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY HAP SERIES 64.

1036 STOREY, MARGARET, 1937, THE RELATION BETWEEN NORMAL RANGE AND MORTALITY OF FISHES DUE TO COLD AT SANIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA: ECOLOGY, V. 18, NO. 1, P. 10-26.

1037 STOREY, MARGARET, ANDGUDGER, E.W., 1936, THE MORTALITY OF FISHES DUE TO COLD AT SANIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA, 1886-1936: ECOLOGY, V. 17, NO. 4, P. 640-648.

1038 STRASKRA3A, MILAN, 1979, NATURAL CONTROL MECHANISMS IN MODELS OF AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS: ECOLOGICAL MODELING, V.6, P. 305-321.

1039 STRINGFIELD, V.T., 1933, GROUNDWATER RESOURCES OF SARASOTA COUNTY, FLORIDA: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY 23RD AND 24TH ANNUAL REPORT.

1040 SUMNER, RALPH, 1965, 'PEACE RIVER CLEARING TO BE COMPLETED BEFORE SUMMER 1 : THE TAMPA TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1965.

1041 SUTCLIFFE, II. JR., 1975, APPRAISAL OF THE WATER RESOURCES OF CHARLOTTE COUNTY: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY REPORT OF INVESTIGATION 78, 53 P.

1042 SUTCLIFFE, H. JR., AND JOYNER, B.F., 1968, TEST-WELL EXPLORATION IN THE MYAKKA RIVER BASIN AREA, FLORIDA: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY INFORMATION CIRCULAR 56.

1043 SVERDRUP, PURCELL AND ASSOCIATES, INC., AND BREVARD ENGINEERING, CO., (NO D/iTE), 201 FACILITIES PLAN FOR IIAIHES CITY, DAVENPORT, AND POLK COUNTY: FOR THE POLK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, TD/43 3/.S8 5.

SWEENEY, J.W., 1971, LAND USE CONFLICTS AMD PHOSPHATE MINING IN FLORIDA: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY INFORMATION CIRCULAR 12.

97-A 1045 SUEENEY, J.W., AND IIEMDRY, C.H. JR., 3977, THE MINERAL INDUSTRY OF FLORIDA 1974: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY INFORMATION CIRCULAR 90.

1046 SYKES, J.D., 1966, REPORT OF THE BUREAU OF COMMERCIAL FISHERIES BIOLOGICAL STATION, ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA: FISCAL YEAR 1965, CIRCULAR 242.

1047 SYKES, J.E., 1964, REQUIREMENTS OF GULF AND SOUTH ATLANTIC ESTUARINE RESEARCH: PROCEEDINGS 16Til ANNUAL SESSION, GULF AMD CARIBBEAN FISH INSTITUTE, 1963, P. 113-120.

1048 SYKES, J.E., 1965, MULTIPLE UTILIZATION OF GULF COAST ESTUARIES: PROCEEDINGS SOUTHEAST GAME AND FISH COMMISSION, 17TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE, 1963, P. 323-326.

1049 SYKES, J.E., hUD HALL, J.R., 1970, COMPARATIVE DISTRIBUTION OF MOLLUSCS IN DREDGED AND UNDREDGED PORTIONS OF AW ESTUARY: NATIONAL MARINE FISHERY BULLETIN, V. 68, NO. 2, P. 299-305.

1050 SYMROSKI, TY, (NO DATE), A QUALITATIVE STUDY OF THE PKYTOPLANKTON OF TARPON BAY, SANIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA: LEE COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION.

1051 TABB, D.C., 1966, THE ESTUARY AS A HABITAT FOR SPOTTED SEATROUT, CYNOSCION NEBULOSUS: CONTRIBUTION NO. 713 FROM THE MARINE LABORATORY, INSTITUTE OF MARINE SCIENCE, UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI, 8 P.

1052 TABB, D.C., 1958, DIFFERENCES IN THE ESTUARINE ECOLOGY OF FLORIDA WATERS A1ID THEIR EFFECT ON POPULATIONS OF THE SPOTTED UEAKFISH: TRANSACTIONS NORTH AMERICAN WILDLIFE CONFERENCE, V. 23, P. 392-401.

1053 TABB, D.C., 1966, THE ESTUARY AS A HABITAT FOR SPOTTED SEATROUT: AMERICAN FISH. SOCIETY SPEC. PUBL. NO. 3, P. 59-67.

1054 TABB, D.C., 1972, ECOLOGICAL RE.CONNAISANCE ON SANIBEL ISLAND OF PROPERTY BEING RECONSIDERED IN ZONING HEARING: (ITEM 72-1-12), LEE COUNTY ZONING BOARD, UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA.

1055 TABB, D.C., ALEXANDER, T.R., REIIRER, R. , AND HEALD, E.J., 1971, A PRELIMINARY SURVEY OF ESTUARINE AND COASTAL RESOURCES OF ESTERO BAY AND ENVIRONS, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: FINAL REPORT TO HAMMER, GREENE, AND SILER, ASSOC., UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI RSMAS, 28 P.

O n 7* -/ O / V 1056 TARB, D.C., AND IIEALD, E.J., 1973, THE COASTAL INTERCEPTOR RATHEi/AY: UNIVERSITi: OF MIAMI SEA GRANT COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT BULLETIN NO. 4, 10 P.

1057 TABB, D.C., AND IVETSEN, E.S., 1971, A SURVEY OF THE LITERATURE RELATING TO THE SOUTH FLORIDA ECOSYSTEM: FINAL REPORT, PART 1, TO THE NATIONZJ, PARK SERVICE, U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI, RSMAS, CONTRACT NO. 14-10-6-990-043, 205 P.

J.1 PlU-* Ei oO nir.-n-nl/i.-ju, Upi . \^p « r illj/-JjiJ,T TTrT J"\ Li1? . J"T « , /iJjili.\/ViAT T?" A TTfinTi JJVo.ii». , rrlj. . iDj . , ArilJATTH P*"ivij1 T111 7 P \-l_ilx P'"> , p T r» "7 o r1 r"1 /^\r /">/ " T ^ > ' T T T 'ft 7 '","> : r i^'n A/ t"\ TT r-l,'>i » c' rn T\ r T n m T,' T> C* R. . vj . , J. J I /*. , J-jV^L/JLiU'o .L v_,^ ijj 1;'-o V i-Ji t j. U rs. I Ui' LxU/10 1 / J.JU Vv^ v x i_jj.\.o AND ADJACENT UPLZxNDS OF IIORTII'JDST COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA, 111 VICINITY OF UIGGIK'S PASS: REPORT TO COLLIER COUNTY COMMISSION, UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI ROSENTIEL SCHOOL OF ATMOSPHERIC AND MARINE SCIENCE.

1059 T/V3B, D.C., IIEALD, E.J., AND REHRER, R.G., 1972, A BIOLOGICAL RESOURCE SURVEY IN THE MATLACHA PASS AREA OF PINE ISLAND SOUND, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI, ROSENTIAL SCHOOL MARINE ATIiOS. SCI., 110. 72042.

1060 TABB, D.C., IIEALD, E.J., AND REERER, R.G., 1973, INNOVATIONS III COASTAL MANAGEMENT: PROCEEDINGS GULF AND CARIB. FISH. INSTITUTE, V. 25, P. 175-180.

1061 TZiBB, D.C., I1EALD, E.J., BERKELEY, S.A», REIIRER, R.G., AND LARSEN, P., 1972, BIOLOGICAL AND HYDROGRAPHIC STUDIES CURRENTLY BEING CONDUCTED IN ESTERO BAY, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: SWD/F 46-46-24, 12 P.

1052 TABB, D.C., REHRER, R.G., LARSEN, P., BERKELEY, S., HEALD, E.J., ROESSLER, M.A., AND ALEXANDER, T.R., 1974, ECOLOGICAL INVENTORY OF COASTAL WATERS AMD ADJACENT UPLANDS OF LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA, 111 THE VICINITY OF ESTERO BAY: UNIVERSITY OF illANI RSMAS, NO. 75013.

1063 TAMPA BAY REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL, 1972, A PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION OF TNE USE OF NATURAL RESOURCES IN THE TAMPA BAY REGION AS A BASIS- FOR FUTURE DEVELOPMENT POLICY: DECEMBER 1972.

1064 TAMPA BAY REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL, 1972, ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF DEVELOPMENT: ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA.

1065 TAMPA BAY REGIOI1AL PLANNING COUNCIL, 1972, INTERIM HASTE IvATER TREATMENT PLAN THROUGH 1980: ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA.

99-A 1066 TAMPA BAY REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL, 1972, SHORELINE RESOURCE DEVELOPS; T: ST. PETEKSEURG, FLORIDA. 1067 TAMPA BAY REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL, 1973, I/ATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT PLAN-TAMPA BAY BASIN: ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA.

1068 TAMPA BAY REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL, 1075, FLORIDA REGIONAL COASTAL ZONE ECONOMIC ANALYSIS, REGION 8, TAMPA BAY: BUREAU OF COASTAL EONE PLANNING, DIVISION OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, FLORIDA DEP/xRTMEMT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, SEPTEMBER 1975.

1069 TAMPA BAY REGIONAL PL7iNNING COUNCIL, 1975, FLORIDA REGIONAL COASTAL ZONE LAND OWNERSHIP ANALYSIS, REGION 8, TAiiPA B7iY: BUREAU OF COASTAL ZONE PLANNING, DIVISION UiOP iî_/oUUT>Tp^nnprr- i-.Uij1 iîiUiv.3T ~7'M/'p"'''^Mm tj.ii.iii I , i.L)Uivl.JilPT n^~> TTÂ nr^pÛLiL rj.lv P rJ.pr'n'Tirn i lijl-. 1 ni?Ul TVIATTIP^Trj/VlUlv/ilj RESOURCES, SEPTEMBER 1.075.

1070 TAMPA BAY REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL, 1975, FLORIDA REGIONAL COASTAL ZONE LAND USE ANALYSIS, REGION 8, TAIIPA BAY: BUREAU OF COASTAL ZONE PLANNING, DIVISION OF RESOURCE RANAGENENT, FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, SEPTEMBER 1975.

1071 TAIIPA BAY REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL, 1975, FLORIDA REGIONAL COASTAL ZONE POPULATION ANALYSIS, REGION 8, TAMPA BAY: FOR BUREAU OF COASTAL ZONE PLANNING, DIVISION OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, SEPTEMBER 1975.

1072 TAMPA DAY REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL, 1975, FLORIDA REGIONAL COASTAL SOME SUPPORT SERVICES ANALYSIS, REGION 8, TAMPA BZiY: BUREAU OF COASTAL ZONE PLANNING, DIVISION OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, SEPTEMBER 1975.

1073 TANNER, U.F., 1960, FLORIDA COASTAL CLASSIFICATION: GULF COAST ASSOCIATION OF GEOLOGICAL SOCIETIES TRANSACTIONS, V. 10, P. 259-266.

1074 TAYLOR, J.L., 1974, THE CHARLOTTE HARBOR ESTUARINE SYSTEM: FLORIDA SCIENTIST, V. 37, FALL 1974, NO. 4, 12 P.

1075 TAYLOR, J.L., AND SALOMAN, C.I!.,, 1968, SOME EFFECTS OF HYDRAULIC DREDGING 7\ND COASTAL DEVELOPMENT IN BOCA CIEGA DAY, FLORIDA: U.S. FISH AND UILDLIFE SERVICE, FISH. BULL., V. 67, P. 213-241.

100-A 1076 TAYfiOl 1., J.L., FERG r:M;UJI' f D.L., AMD SVURSA, M.L., 1973, A SUMMARY OF KNOWLEDGE GF THE EASTERN GULF OF MEXICO: ST..TE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF FLORIDA, INSTITUTE OF OCEANOGRAPHY.

1077 TAYLOR, T., AND TAYLOR, L., 1970, SHELLING ON SANIBEL ISLAND: WILDLIFE, V. 23, NO. 2, P. 10-14.

1078 TEAS, II. J., 1977, ECOLOGY AND RESTORATION OF MANGROVE SHORELINES IN FLORIDA: ENVIRON, CONSERV., V. 4, NO. 1, P. 51-53.

1079 TEAS, II. J., JUEGEMS, All!) KIMBALL, M.C., 1975, PLANTING OF RED MANGROVE III CHARLOTTE AIID ST. LUC1E COUNTIES, FLORIDA: PROCEEDINGS ANN. CONFERENCE RESTOR. COASTAL VEG. IN FLORIDA, R.R. LEWIS, EDITOR, P. 132-161,

1080 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS, INC., 1977, WATER QUANTITY AND QUALITY, SECTION 1 OF VOLUME 5, WATER. A WORKING PAPER OF THE CENTRAL FLORIDA PHOSPHATE INDUSTRY AREAWID1 IMPACT ASSESSMENT PROGRAM: FOR THE U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION /vGENCY, AUGUST 1977.

1081 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS, INC., 1978, PRELIMINARY BIOLOGICAL REPORT FOR THE PROPOSED JE SOTO SITE DEVELOPMENT: REPORT TO FLORIDA POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY.

1002 TEXAS WATER DEVELOPMENT BOARD, (NO DATE), TECHNIQUES FOR EVALUATING THE EFFECTS OF WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT ON ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENTS: TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES, ACCESSION NO. 6039.

1083 THE COIISERVZiTION FOUNDATION, 1975, SANIBEL NATURAL SYSTEMS ?TJDY-PRELIMINARY SUMMARY OF FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: SANIBEL CITY HALL, 56 P.

1084 THE CONSERVATION FOUNDATION, 1976, THE SANIBEL REPORT FORMULATION OF A COMPREHENSIVE PLAN BASED ON NATURAL SYSTEMS: CONSERVATION FOUNDATION REPORT 1976 (405).

1085 THE PLANNING/DESIGN GROUP, 1976-, DEVELOPMENT OF A METHOD TO ASSESS DIRECT AIID SIGNIFIC/u-JT IMPACTS OF LZiND AND WATER USES IN THE COASTAL ZONE: FOR THE NATIONAL OCEZuIIC AMD ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION, JULY 1976.

1086 THOMAM1I, R., O'CONNER, D. , AND DI TORO, D. , 1970, MODELLING OF THE NITROGEN AND ALGAL CYCLES IN ESTUARIES: PROCEEDINGS, 5TII INTERNATIONAL WATER POLLUTION RESEARCH CONFERENCE, JULY-AUGUST, 1970, PAPER 111-9.

101-A 1087 TIFFANY, ',7.0'., (MO DATE), CHECKLIST Ol-1 REWTIJIC INVERTEBRATE COMMUNITIES 111 S^RASOVA BAY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO UATER QUALITY INDICATOR SPECIES: SARASOTA, FLORIDA.

1088 TIFFANY, W.J., III, 1078, MASS MORTALITY OF LUIDIA SEMEGALIMSIS OL; CAPTIVA ISLAND, FLORIDA UITil A UOTE Oil ITS OCCUREWCE III FLORIDA GULF COASTAL WATERS: FLORIDA SCIENTIST, V. 41, 110. 1, P. C3-G4.

1089 TOLER, L.G. , 1967, FLOURIDE III WATER III THE ALAFIA Ai:D PEACE RIVER DAS HIS, FLORIDA: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY, REPORT OF INVESTIGATIONS 110. 4G, 46 P.

1090 TOPP, ROBERT, 1963, THE TAGGING OF FISHES 111 FLORIDA, 19G2 PROGRAM: FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF CONSERVATION PROFESSIOMAL PAPERS NO. 5.

1091 TOWNS, W.L., AND THOMPSON, S.H., 1960, LETTER TO DISTRICT ENGINEER REVIEWING APPLICATION TO CONSTRUCT SANIBEL CAUSEWAY: U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, BUREAU OF SPORT FISHERIES AND WILDLIFE, 8 P.

1092 TR/.VIS, B.V., BRADLEY, G.I?., AND liCDUFFIE, W.C., 1954, THE EFFECT OF DITCHING ON SALT-HARSH VEGETATION IN FLORIDA: PROC. 41ST 7\iIN. MEETING, U. J. MOSQUITO EXTERMINATION ASSOC. AND 10TK ANN MEETING AMER. MOSQUITO COMTROL ASSOC. P. 235-244.

1093 TRI-COUUTY ENGINEERING, INC., 1972, TIDAL DATUM PLANE DETERMINATION 1971 FINAL REPORT, PORT CHARLOTTE, FLORIDA: TCE PROJ. 2048 III SOU^H GULF COVE REDESIGNED BY GENERAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIOU, SOUTHWEST REGION.

1094 TRI-COUNTY ENGINEERING, INC., 1974, CHARLOTTE COUNTY SEWER ZiND WATER COMPREHENSIVE PLAN: FOR THE CHARLOTTE COUNTY REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL, PUNTA GORDA, CHARLOTTE COUNTY, FLORIDA, CONSULTING ENGINEER, NAPLES, FLORIDA.

1095 TRI-COUNTY ENGINEERING, INC., 1975, LAND USE MANAGEMENT PLAN, A REPORT FOR THE CHARLOTTE COUNTY REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL, PUNTA GORDA, CHARLOTTE COUNTY, FLORIDA, CONSULTING ENGINEER: NAPLES, FLORIDA.

1096 TRI-COUNTY ENGINEERING. INC., 1975, MEAN HIGH WATER LINE SURVEY OF CHARLOTTE HARBOR IN SECTIONS 33 AND 34, TOWNSHIP 40S, RANGE 21E, AND SECTIONS 2,3,11,14,24,25, AND 36, TOWNSHIP 4/5, RANGE 2/5, CHARLOTTE COUNTY, FLORIDA: TRI-COUNTY ENGINEERING, INC., 46 P. PLUS AERIAL.

A 1097 TRIPP, JANES T.R., AMD JATFE, A.B., 1979, PREVENTING GROUnir./ATER POLLUTION: TOWARDS A COORDINATED STRATEGY TO PROTECT CRITICAL RECHARGE ZONES: HARVARD ENVIRONMENTAL LAV/ REVIEW.

1098 TROPICAL DIO~IMDUSTRIES, I1IC. , 1979, ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESS!,El.T OF A DEACII RESTORATION PROJECT AT SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION, CAPTIVA ISLAND, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: DRAFT REPORT TO SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION, CAPTIVA, FLORIDA.

1099 T3UI, P.T.P., Ann BREEDLOVE, B.W., 1978, USE OF THE MULTIPLE PLATE SAMPLER II; BIOLOGICAL I10IJITORIIIG OF THE AOU/xTIC Ei:VIROi:i:E!IT: FLORIDA SCIENTIST, V. 41, P. 110-11G.

1100 U.S. ARMY CHIEF OF EI]GII;ESRS, 1967, All IllTERIi; HURRICANE SURVEY OF CHARLOTTE HARBOR, FLORIDA, 90TII CONGRESS, FIRST SESSION FAY 17, 1967: HOUSE DOCUMENT 180, U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, 44 P.

1101 U.S. ARMY COASTAL ENGINEERING RESEARCH CENTER, 1973, SHORE PROTECTION MANUAL, VOLUME 1: U.S. GOVERMNENT PRINTING OFFICE, NO. 008-022-00077, 17ASHII1GTON, D.C.

1102 U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, (NO D/iTE) , UNPUBLISHED HYDROLOGY DATA FOR LAKE OKEECI30I3EE, 1973-1980.

1103 U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, 1953, GENERAL AND DETAIL DESIGN MEMORANDUM, IIITRACOASTAL UATERVJAY-CALOOSAIIATCI1EE RIVER TO ANCLOTE RIVER, FLORIDA: JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA.

1104 U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, 1961, COMPREHENSIVE REPORT ON FOUR RIVER BASINS, FLORIDA - AMD APPENDIX: IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIERARY, TC/409.U514.

1105 U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, 1965, APPRAISAL REPORT ON BEACH CONDITIONS IN FLORIDA: JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA, 6 P.

1106 U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, 1967, CHARLOTTE HARBOR FLORIDA-LETTER FRON THE CHIEF OF ENGINEERS SUBMITTING A REPORT TOGETHER WITH /ACCOMPANYING PAPERS AND ILLUSTRATIONS: JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA, 44 P.

1107 U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, 1960, FLOOD PLAIN INFORNATION, CHARLOTTE AND NORTH LEE COUNTIES, FLORIDA: JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA, 42 P.

103-A iioo u.s. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, iC'Co, WATER RESOURCES FOR CENTRAL /.'; : SO'JTi'hRR' FLORIDA SUi;VEY REVi;;W REPORT ON C~;::TR.\L AMD souvnERi.! FLO].-IDA PROJECT;: ^JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA. iios u.s. AR;:Y CORPS OF ENGINEERS, 1969, EEACH EROSION CONTROL STUDY OR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA COASTAL A!ID OCEAMOORAPRIC ENGINEERING LABORATORY ARCHIVES, SER. RO. GO AMD 117. mo u.s. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, 1970, SPECIAL FLOOD HAZARD INFORMATION REPORT Oil SOUTH LEE COUNTY COASTAL AREAS: BUREAU OF COASTAL 7,01-E PLAEIIIiJG LIBRARY, TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA, 6 P. 1111 u.s. ARI:Y CORPS OF EUGIIIEERS, 1971, FORT HYERS BEACH CI1AKREL, FLORIDA: RAVIGATIOII ERVIROniENTAL IHPACT STATEIIE11T, JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA.

1112 U.S. ARIiY CORPS OF EIlGiriEERS, 1971, RATIONAL SHORELINE REGIONAL INVENTORY REPORT, SOUTH ATLANTIC-GULF REGION: SOUTH ATLANTIC REGION, 64 P., 301 P. APPENDIX.

1113 U.S. APJ1Y CORPS OF ENGINEERS, 1971, OKEECIIOBEE UATERUAY (VICINITY OF FORT I1YERS, FLORIDA) FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL INPACT STATEMENT: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, PB-199 872-F, OCTOBER 27,.1971, 44 P.

1114 U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, 1971, REPORT ON THE NATIONAL SHORELINE STUDY: WASHINGTON, D.C.

1115 U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, 1971, SHORE PROTECTION GUIDELINES: WASHINGTON, D.C.

1116 U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, 1972, BEACH EROSION CONTROL STUDY ON MANATEE COUNTY: JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA.

1117 U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, 1972, CONDITION OF CHANNELS: COASTAL AND OCEANOGRAPIIIC ENGINEERING LABORATORY ARCHIVES, JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA.

1118 U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, 1974, FLOOD PLAIN INFORMATION, SADDLE CREEK - PEACE RIVER: 29 P.

1119 U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, 1974, OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL FOR THE FOUR RIVER BASINS PROJECT: IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA W7\TER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, TC 5307.U550.

104-A 1120 u.s. ARMY CORPS (r/ ENGINEERS, 1975, DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT ro; 1. : ;J:I:T:-:;;/,MCH DREDGING WEST COAST INLAND WATEKWAY, CALOOSAIIATCHEE RIVER TO AMCLOTE RIVER, FLORIDA: MEW COLLEGE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES PROGRAM.

1121 U.S. ARMY COUPS OP ENGINEERS, 1975, POUR RIVER BASINS PROJECT FLORIDA - PLAN OP SURVEY: IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, TC 409/.U515.

1122 U.S. AR1 Y CORPS OF ENGINEERS, 1976, DRAFT El-lVIROI-UIEUTAL ASSESSRL11T (SUIIIIARY OF IHPACTS) Oil GENERAL DEVELOP11EIJT CORPORZ/IIOi), SOUTH GULP COVE: JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA,

1123 u.s. ARI;Y CORPS OF EIIGIIIDERS, 1976, DRAFT EIIVIROIILEIITAL IIIPACT STATEIIEI!T, SECTIOK 15 (PERIIIT), PUI1TA GORDA, FLORIDA: JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA.

1124 U.S. ARIIY CORPS OF EUGI1TEERS, 1976, FEASIBILITY REPORT FOR BEACH EROSION CONTROL CHARLOTTE COUNTY BEACHES, FLORIDA: U.S. ARIIY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA, 236 P.

1125 U.S. ARIIY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, 1976, FINAL ENVIRON1IENTAL IMPACT STM'ENENT I1AINTENANCE DREDGING V/EST COAST INLAND WATERWAY, CALOOSAHATCHEE RIVER TO ANCLOTE RIVER, FLORIDA; JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA.

1126 U.S. ARilY ENGINEER DISTRICT, 1957, PROJECT MAPS: COASTAL AND OCEANOGRAPHIC ENGINEERING LABORATORY ARCHIVES, JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA, 57 P.

1127 U.S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, 1961, SURVEY REPORT AN/iLYSIS OF HURRICANE PROBLEMS IN COASTAL AREAS OF FLORIDA: BUREAU OF COASTAL ZONE PLANNING, JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA, 74 P.

1123 U.S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, 1971, ENVIRONMENTAL ST7iTEMENT, OKEECIIOBEE W7vTERWAY (VICINITY OF FORT MYERS, FLORIDA) NAVIGATION: COASTAL AND OCEANOGRAPHIC ENGINEERING LABORATORY ARCHIVES, JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA.

1129 U.S. CONGRESS (HOUSE) 56TII, 1ST SESSION, 1899, EXAMINATION OF BOCA GRAWDE AND CHARLOTTE HARBOR, FLORIDA: DOCUMENT NO. 76, 7 P.

1130 U.S. CONGRESS (HOUSE) 62ND, 2ND SESSION, 1912, CHARLOTTE HARBOR, FLORIDA: DOCUMENT NO. 699.

10 5-A 1131 U.S. CONGRESS (HOUSE) ^3Ri>, 1ST SESSION, 1913, CHARLOTTE HARBOR, FLORIDA: DOCUMENT 110. 121.

1132 U.S. CONGRESS (HOUSE) 66TJI, 1ST SESSION, 1919, CHARLOTTE II ARDOR, FLOi ill) A.

1133 U.S. CONGRESS (HOUSE) 81ST, 1ST SESSION, 1949, CHARLOTTE HARBOR, FLORIDA: DOCUMENT NO. 186.

1134 U.S. DEPARTI,E1IT OF AGRICULTURE, (T.O DATE), INTERIM SOIL SURVEY REPORT - POLK COUNTY, FLORIDA: SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE, Hi THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA HATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, S 5937.PG U5.

1135 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, (NO DATE), INTERIM SOIL SURVEY REPORT, CAPS, Ai.ID INTERPRETATIONS: SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE, CHARLOTTE COUNTY, FLORIDA.

1136 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, 1941, CLIMATE OF THE STATES-FLORIDA: AGRICULTURAL YEARBOOK SEPARATE 110. 1830, 9 P.

1137 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, 1959, SARASOTA COUNTY, FLORIDA: SOIL SERIES 1954, 110. 6.

1138 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, 1965, UATER AND RELATED LAUD RESOURCES, FLORIDA WEST COAST TRIBUTARIES.

1139 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, 1958, GENERAL SOILS HAP, CHARLOTTE COUNTY, FLORIDA: SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE.

1140 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, 1972, RIVER BASIN INVESTIGATIONS FLORIDA WEST CO?xST TRIBUTARIES.

1141 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, 1951, TIDAL CURRENT CHARTS, CHARLOTTE HARBOR AND PINE ISLAND SOUND: U.S. COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY.

1142 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, 19G2, U.S. COAST PILOT 5, ATLANTIC COAST, GULF OF MEXICO, PUERTO RICO, VIRGIN ISLANDS: FIFTH EDITION (JUNE 16, 1962), P. 61-67.

1143 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, 1974, FLORIDA LANDINGS, ANNUAL SUMMARY, 1973: CFS NO. 6419, 13 P.

1144 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, 1975, LOCAL CLIMATOLOGICAL DATA, 1975, FORT IIYERS, FLORIDA: NATIONAL OCEANIC AMD ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION.

10G-A 1145 u.s. DEPARTMENT or COMMERCE, 1975, TIDE TABLES, 1976, HIGH ADD LOW WATER PREDICTIONS, EAST COAST OF NORTH AIID SOUTH AMERICA: i.:OAA f NDS, 290 P. 1146 u.s. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, 1976, TIDE TABLES, 1977, HIGH AIID LOW LATER PREDICTIONS, EAST COAST OF NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA: NOAA, NDS, 208 P.

1147 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF CONVERGE, 1977, TIDE T/vBLES 1978, HIGH AND LOW WATER PREDICTIONS, EAST COAST OF NORTH AND SOUTH ANERICA: U.S. DEPARTMENT COhNERCE, NOAA, NDS, 238 P.

1143 U.S. DEPARTNENT OF CONNERCE, 1978, TIDE TABLES 1979, HIGH AND LOW PREDICTIONS, EAST COAST OF NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA: U.S. DEPART! ENT COIINERCE, NOAA, NDS, 293 P.

1149 U.S. DEPARTNENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, (NO DATE) , FLOOD HAZARD BOUNDARY MAP - DESOTO COUNTY, FLORIDA, UNINCORPORATED AREAS: FEDERAL INSURANCE ADMIMISTR/.TION, 111 THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, GB/13 99.4/.F55/D4.

1150 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, (NO DATE), FLOOD HAZARD BOUNDARY MAP - POLK COUNTY, FLORIDA: FEDERAL INSURANCE ADMINISTRATION, IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, GB/1399.4/.F55/P6.

1151 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, 1973 f FLOOD HAZARD BOUNDARY MAP - CITY OF WAUCHULA, FLORIDA - HARDEE COUNTY: FEDERAL INSURANCE ADMINISTRATION.

1152 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBZiH DEVELOPMENT, 1974, FLOOD HAZARD BOUNDARY IIAP - CITY OF LAKELAND, FLORIDA - POLK COUNTY: FEDERAL INSURANCE ADMINISTRATION, SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, GB/1399.4/.E55L.

1153 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, 1977, FLOOD HAZARD BOUHDZvRY MAP. - IIZJ-iDEE COUNTY, FLORIDA - UNINCORPORATED ZxREAS: FEDERAL INSURANCE ADMINISTRATION, IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, GB/1399.4/.F55/H3.

1154 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AIID URBAN DEVELOPMENT, 1977, FLOOD HAZARD BOUNDARY MAP - TOWN OF DAVENPORT, FLORIDA, POLK COUNTY: FEDERAL INSURANCE ADMINISTRATION, IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, GB/1399.4/.F55/D3.

1C7-A 1155 u.,c;. DEPARTMENT np HOUSING AMD UREA?! DEVELOPMENT, 1077, FLOOD IIASARD MCUMEAMV PAP - VOW I- OP DUNDEE, FLORIDA, POLE COUNTY: FEDERAL INSURANCE ADMINISTRATION, Hi Til;-; SOUTHWEST FLORIDA MATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, GB/139D. 4/.F55/DO.

115 U.S. DEPARTMENT OP HOUSING AED URBAN DEVELOPMENT, 1977, FLOOD HAZARD BOUNDARY HAP - TOWN OP LAKE HAMILTON, FLORIDA, POLE COUNTY: FEDERAL INSURANCE ADI11MISTRATI011, IN TEE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, GB 1399.4/.E55 L3 .

TTU or< . l.'jjT xr.' i71 /ij.^17 orpr' i ^i T" Ji-.1 - THI 1 Uj.r\ r,« iiTHTTCTTfr iUUo JLi/iV-j1 /iiL.L/Ai-TD TUivj_^/\l-j T ^ ^:> 7, n T">iJij t;", v 7 r,liJLiU.i.1 T riT>' i '--Lili T"l T"' f.LT1 , T O. "7O py nn^i T T "iC"'T'i'r> ? vr'V ^HTTPiV PTTX7 TiV T?/^ 1"11","1 :'V T?v^q ± _' / O , 1 iiUUjJ J. j -J tJU i\l A; TV, ill iJ 1 U i-J 1 , V^ JL X 1 Ui. J. Uix 1 i la. i_i J.\O , FLORIDA LEE COUNTY: FEDERAL INSURANCE ADHIN JSTRATION, OCTOBER 1973.

1158 U.S. DEPARTIIENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, 1978, FLOOD INSURANCE STUDY, CITY OF SANIDEL, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING 7iND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, OCTOBER 1978.

1159 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, (NO DATE), THE MYAKKA RIVER STUDY - A POTENTIAL NATIONAL VJILD AND SCENIC RIVER: NATIONAL PARK SERVICE, NORTHEAST REGION, PUBLIC PLANNING WORKSHOP INFORMATION BROCHURE.

1160 U.S. DEPARTIIENT OF THE INTERIOR, 1956, REPORT OF BUREAU OF COMMERCIAL FISHERIES BIOLOGICAL LAB, ST. PETERSBURG BEACH, FLORIDA, FISCAL YEAR 1965: BUREAU OF COMMERCIAL FISHERIES, CIRCULAR NO. 2, CONTRIBUTION no, 25.

1161 U.S. DEPARTIIENT OF THE INTERIOR, 1967, J.N.DING DARLING NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE: U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE, SANIBEL LIGHTHOUSE, 24 P.

1162 U.S. DEPARTIIENT OF THE INTERIOR, 1968, REPORT TO THE BUREAU OF COMMERCIAL FISHERIES, BIOLOGICAL LAB, ST. PETERSBURG BEACH, FISCAL YEAR 1967: BUREAU OF COMMERCIAL FISHERIES, CIRCULAR NO. 290.

1163 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, 1969, REPORT OF THE BUREAU OF COMMERCIAL FISHERIES BIOLOGICAL LAB, ST. PETERSBURG BEACH, FLORIDA, FISCAL YEAR 1968: BUREAU OP COMMERCIAL FISHERIES, CONTRIBUTION NO. 49, CIRCULAR 313.

100-A 1154 u.s. DEP/,AT;;ENT OF THE INTERIOR, 1970, REPORT TO Til]-: BUREAU or COMMERCIAL FISHERIES BIOLOGICAL LAD, ST. PETERSBURG REACH, FLORIDA, FISCAL YEAR 1969: BUREAU OE COMMERCIAL FISHERIES, U.S. FISH AIID UILDLIFE SERVICE CIRCULAR, HFUC -A 342 1-22(1970).

1165 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, 1972, REPORT OF 'HP'TV f"i i\ rri Yrv T T 'T v ' r r> T i r."> r,i T o i j p r, -r rn o r> T71 p\ 7 T C" ^ " "> T HT O'"" T P /" T J. iiij 1,^ i i J.U.-i iij i Uiis.1 !.--j i Ik'ulLj.v 1 j.ji.i ii-J.jKV JAvi/ ;_> ^.Ui_iU^7 1 \*LAi LABORATORY, ST. PETERSRUl^G 3EACE, FISCAL YEARS 1970 ARD 1971: BUREZOJ OF COHAERCIAL FISHERIES, HOAA TECHNICAL IlEAORANRUi; 1HIFS SER. 2.

1166 U.S. DEPART11ENT OF THE INTERIOR, 1973, COIUION BIRDS OF THE J.I]. DING DARLING NATIONAL UILDLIFE REFUGE: U.S. FISH AND UILDLIFE SERVICE, SANIBEL LIGHTHOUSE.

1167 U.S. DEPAETNHNT OF THE INTERIOR, 1974, THE BIOLOGICAL I1IPACT OF RESIDENTIAL REAL EST/iTE DEVELOPMENT IH THE SOUTH FLORIDA COASTAL VJETLANDS: BUREAU OF SPORT FISHERIES AND UILDLIFE, ATLANTA, GEORGIA.

1168 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, 1972, FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL STATEI1ENT, STATE ROAD 93 (1-75), LEE, CHARLOTTE, AND SARASOTA COUNTIES, FLORIDA: 102 P. PLUS APPENDICES.

1169 U.S. ENVIROnilEKThL PROTECTION AGENCY, (NO DATE), NATIONAL EUTROPH1CATIOIJ SURVEY. REPORT ON LAKE ELOISE-POLK COUNTY, FLORIDA, U.S. EPA REGION IV: IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA UATER IJANAGEIIENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, QII 937.U53.

1170 U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTI01T AGENCY, (NO DATE), NATIONAL EUTROPHICATION SURVEY. REPORT ON LAKE GIBSON-POLK COUNTY, FLORIDA, U.S. EPA REGION IV: IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA UATER iiANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, QII 987. U58.

1171 U.S. ENVIRONIIENTZ.L PROTECTION AGENCY, (NO DATE), NATIONAL EUTROPHICATION SURVEY. REPORT ON LAKE JESSIE-POLK COUNTY, FLORIDA, U.S. EPA REGION IV: IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA UATER IIANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, QH 98/.U52.

1172 U.S. ENVIRONNENT/sL PROTECTION AGENCY, 1973, BIOLOGICAL FIELD AND LABORATORY NETHODS FOR MEASURING THE QUALITY OF SURFACE UATERS AMD EFFLUENTS: OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, EPA-670/4-73-001, WASHINGTON, D.C.

1173 U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, 1973, FINGER-FILL CANAL STUDIES, PUNTA GORDA AND BIG PINE KEY, FLORIDA: SURVEILLANCE AMD ANALYSIS DIVISION, ATHENS, GEORGIA.

109-A 1174 U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, 1974, DEVELOPMENT DOCUMENT FOR EFFLUENT LIMITATIONS GUIDELINES AND NEW SOURCE PERFORMANCE STANDARDS KOI! PHOSPHORUS DERIVED CHEMICAL SEGMENT OF THE PHOSPHATE MANUFACTURING POINT ' SOURCE CATEGORY: U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY EFFLUENT GUIDELINES DIVISION, EPA-440/1-74-UOG-A, P. 1-154.

1175 U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, 1974, DEVELOPMENT DOCUMENT FOR EFFLUENT LIMITATIONS GUIDELINES AND NEW SOURCE PERFORMANCE STAHDARDS FOR THE DAS1C FERTILIZER CHDillCALS SEGMENT OF THE FERTILIZER POINT SOURCE CATEGORY: U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY OFFICE OF AIR AMD WATER, PROGRAMS EFFLUENT GUIDELINES DIV. , DPA-440/1-74-011-A, P. 1-1CU.

1176 U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, 1975, DEVELOPMENT DOCUMENT FOR INTERIM FINAL EFFLUENT LIMITATIONS GUIDELINES AND NEW SOURCE PERFORMANCE STANDARDS FOR THE MINERALS, CHEMICAL AND FERTILIZER INDUSTRIES.: U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY EFFLUENT GUIDELINES DIVISION.

1177 U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, 1975, FINGER-FILL CANAL STUDIES, FLORIDA AND NORTH CAROLINA: U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, ATHENS, GEORGIA, EPA 904/9-7G-017.

1178 U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, 197G, AREAWIDE ASSESSMENT PROCEDURE MANUAL, VOLUME I: EPA-GOO/9-76-014.

1179 U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, 197G, BAYTEX-A STUDY OF ITS TOXIC POTENTIAL, DISPERSION , AND PERSISTANCE IN THE ATMOSPHERE FOLLOWING ITS AERIAL APPLICATION: ATLANTA, GEORGIA, 26 P. PLUS APPENDICES.

1180 U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, 1976, CENTRAL FLORIDA PHOSPHATE INDUSTRY AREAWIDE IMPACT STATEMENT PLAN OF STUDY: WASHINGTON, D.C.

1101 U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, 1976, DETERMINING ?"ir* T'A^^TT'.'î^TT^r^ r.iT^\i mr\7yTr*Tr,Ttr r\T7 TAUT"?"^ rn("\ TSTM^ r'T'TDTf'T) îiJLJ iiUi.litJixJLldU Ai^Z' j.Uxilkvll* Ui JJ/\j.lijj\ iU JrllJi\ îil\.lliJr AT SAMIDEL ISLAND, FLORIDA: ATHENS, GEORGIA, 34 P.

1182 U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, 1976, DEVELOPMENT DOCUMENT FOR INTERIM FINAL EFFLUENT LIMITATIONS GUIDELINES AND NEW SOURCE PERFORMANCE STANDARDS FOR THE MINERAL MIMING AND PROCESSING INDUSTRY, POINT SOURCE CATEGORY: U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY EFFLUENT GUIDELINES DIVISION. EPA-440/1-76-059A.

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11.96 U.S. PRESIDENTIAL PROCLANATION, 1947, TITLE 3-THE PRESIDENTIAL PROCLAI.ATION 2758-CLOSED AREA UNDER TEE IlICR/vTORY liIRD TREATY ACT-FLORIDA: FEDERAL REGISTER, IIATIOL:AL ARCHIVES, v. 12, no. 235. 1197 UIIIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, (1:0 DATE), IDENTIFICATION AND EVALUATION OF COASTAL RESOURCE PATTERNS IN FLORIDA. PILOT STUDY IN THE COASTAL CONE OF LEE, DESOTO AND CHARLOTTE COUNTIES: FINAL REPORT ON CONTRACT NO. CCC0172 BETWEEN FLORIDA COASTAL COORDINATING COUNCIL AND THE UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE.

1190 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, 1958, COASTAL ENGINEERING INVESTIGATION AT CAPTIVA ISLAND: COZiSTAL AND OCEANOGRAPHIC ENGINEERING LABORATORY ARCHIVES, GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA.

1199 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, 1967, AN EROSION STUDY OF THE SOUTHERN SHORES OF GASPARILLA ISLAND: COASTAL AND OCEANOGHAPHIC ENGINEERING LABORATORY, 10 P.

1200 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, 1971, BLACK ISLAND-LOVERS KEY SHORELINE STABILITY AND COAST DEVELOPLENT: UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA COASTAL AND OCEAIIOGRAPIIIC ENGINEERING LABORATORY, I)F-COEL 71/007.

1201 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, 1972, IDENTIFICATION AND EVALUATION OF COASTAL RESOURCE PATTERNS IN FLORIDA: DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE, GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA.

1202 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, 1972, NANASOTA KEY, PORT CHARLOTTE BEACH STATE PARK BEACH EROSION: COASTAL AND OCEANOGRAPHIC ENGINEERING LABORATORY, 64 P.

1203 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, 1973, HYDROGRAPHIC STUDY OF PUNTA GORDA ISLES NARINA, FINAL COEL REPORT 73/9: COASTAL ANi) OCEANOGRAPHIC ENGINEERING LABORATORY, ENG. AND HID. ID'.P. STA, , UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA, * 3 P.

1204 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, 1975, RECONNENDED COASTAL SETDACR LINE FOR CHARLOTTE COUNTY, FLORIDA: COASTAL AND OCEANOGRAPE1C ENGINEERING LABORATORY, 26 P. 120. ii:;iv : ;r;r;iTY OF FLORID^ 1 (J75, RBCOI;; ;J;:

1206 liriVBRSITY OF FLORIDA, 1976, A FIELD ARD LABORATORY EVALUATION OF WATER ''.UALI'JY .11: FINGER CANALS, iTDROGRAPIIIC SURVEY OF rjici!1:.1 CAW; .T,S ii- PUHTA r.o.'iD/-,. PORT CJ:ARLOTTI;, LO; r..M:/.TCr-; ; -; RIYRP., ;..; :jj POi.PAAO :-,':/,CII: V. 1, RRVISIOil :;o. i r so p.

1207 UITIVUP.CITY OF FLORIDA, 1976, AilALYSIG OF LAVJS RZLATIHG I'D FLORIDA COASTAL 7,01-ini: OCTOD2R 1S7G, CAllIFSVlLLi:, FLORIDA.

1200 URIV^RCITY OF FLORIDA, 1976, COIIPILZ.TIOM OF L/^JC RKLATI1IG TO FLORIDA COASTAL ^OITIil A All AGFA RUT (3 VOLUI'.ES): HOLL/vIID LAU CDRTSR, CCuTER FOR GOVERIa^ilTAL RESPONSIBILITY, JURE 1976, GAIIIESVILLE, FLORIDA.

1209 UIIIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, 1976, FORESTED UETL/ilTDS OF FLORIDA-TIIEIR IIAHAGElIEilT A1TD USE: FLORIDA U11IVERSITY CE1ITER FOR V7ETLANDS, GAI1IESVILLE, FLORIDA.

1210 UPCIIURGII, S.C., (110 DATE), LITI10LOGIC INTERPRETATIONS OF U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BALL PARK WELL, EARTO',7, POLK COUMTY, FLORIDA - (-59: UIIIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA, IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA UATER IIArlAGEIIFNT DISTRICT LIBRARY, GD 1197.02/.U5.

1211 VA11ATTA, E.G., 1908, LIST OF THE LAUD SHELLS OF LEE COU13TY, FLORIDA: LmUTILUS, V. 21, P. 99-104.

1212 VARN, J.D., 1980, I-7ILS01T-GRISZLE BILL: IIEIIORAKDUII, STATE OF FLORIDA, DEPARTMENT OF EITVIROllIIEMTAL REGULATION.

1213 VAUGIIN, RAY R. , (UO DATE), J.W. D1IIG DARLING NATIONAL WILDLIFJ REFUGE WILDERNESS HEARING-STATEMENT BY BUREAU REPRESENTATIVE: U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE, BUREAU SPORT FISHERIES A1ID WILDLIFE, 4 P.

1214 VERNON, R.O., 1943, FLORIDA MINERAL INDUSTRY WITH SUMMARIES OF PRODUCTION FOR 1940 MID 1941: FLORIDA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN 110. 24.

1215 VERNON, R.O., AND PURI, U.S., 1965, GEOLOGIC MAP OF FLORIDA: FLORIDA BOARD OF CONSERVATION, DIV. OF GEOLOGY IIAP SERIES 3. K'.I VEHNON, R.O., HEE, DAVID )'. , Alii) W/.KEFIELD, JOHN u., i. (.:-'.o, REPORT OR GOVERNOR'S COMMITTEE FORMED FOR STUDY or TEE PROBLEM OP RETENTION 01-' PHOSPHATE SLIMES: SEPTEMBER 23, 1960.

1217 VXSHBR, P. IT., AND HUGHES, C-.Ii., 1973, THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN RAINFALL ANB POTENTIAL EVAPORATION in FLORIDA.- FLORIDA BUREAU OP GEOLOGY HAP SERIES 32.

121B VOLPB, A.V. , 1959, ASPECTS OP TEE BIOLOGY OP TEE COMMON SNOOK, CENTROPOMUS UNDECIiALIS (BLACK) OP SOUTHWEST FLORIDA: FLORIDA STATE DOARD OP CONSERVATION, TECENICAL SERIES NO. 31, 37 P.

1219 WADE, B.A., 1972, DEI: Til 1C DIVERSITY III A TROPICAL ESTUARY: GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OP .A1IER1CA, MEI10IR 133, P. 49S-515.

1220 I7AITE, T.D., AHD GREEKPIELD, L. , 1977, STORi~7ATER RU110FF CHARACTERISTICS AHD IMPACT OH URBA1T WATERWAYS: FLORIDA SCIEITTIST, V. 40, NO. 3, P. 239-250.

WALDROP, U.R., AHD FARIIER, R.C., 1973, THREE DIHEI3SIONAL FLOvJ AHD SEDIIIEllT TRAITSPORT AT RIVER HOUTI1S: LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY COASTAL STUDIES INSTITUTE, TECHNICAL REPORT NO. 150.

1222 WALLACE, I-CIIARG, ROBERTS, AND TODD, 1976, COMPREHENSIVE LAUD USE PLAN, CITY OF SANILEL, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA.

122 WALLACE, HCI-IARG, ROBERTS, AND TODD, 1975, A SUIU1ARY /-,- -jrp pr 7\ T^Tf-f T TV"* ^'Dt^ r^TT r T'TQ T\7P VJj-.iJ Jt JLli i.; ~n I .L i,vj lUi^ T'J. UO r'i 7I £T -tlV <.LJ V» flT< i il J.V X-il i Lil , ij J. V Li LAND USE PLAN-CITY 0? SANI3EL, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: CITY OF SANIBELr FLORIDA, 120 P.

1224 WALLACE, NCIIARG, ROBERTS, AHD TODD, 1975, A SUMMARY OF PHASE T;JO PLANNING STUDIES TOWARD A COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE PLAN-CITY OF SANIBEL, LEE COUNTY,. FLORIDA: CITY OP SANIBEL, FLORIDA, 53 P.

1225 WALTCN, T.L., (HO DATE), COASTAL HISTORY NOTES, CAPTIVA ISLAND : HARINB ADVISORY PROGRAM, COASTAL 7.ND OCEANOGRAPHIC T?;.!'~l T'" r'P r ' T' ~C T ? ^~* ("\'<"> ? fpOT* V TTTT T^7 r-T)Q T rf'V HP PT n r"J T ^ ^ P 7\ TM pt-'TT TT f T? JjJ ;V7 J. u ui.J-«. li.VJ Jy/ i,--»L'J '.i i 1 O J^ i , LJ i -i 1 V i-ii .O J. 1 1 Ui L LlUiv -LJ-^-1 , "O/i li^ L'O V ILlJ-Jill ,

1226 WALTON, T.L., (HO DATE), CO/lSTAL HISTORY NOTES, ESTERO ISLAND: MARINE ADVISORY PROGRAM, COASTAL AND OCEANOGRAPHIC ENGINEERING LABORATORY, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, GAIIIESVILLE, FLORIDA. 1227 W/vL'L'OI!, T.L., (IX) DA 1.' 1 :':), COASTAL 111,'JTOnY MOTEM, 0/vSPARlLLA iSFrAMD: ii/.!;i:;r: ADVJ;;C;!;Y PROGRAM, COASTAL Ann OC^AIICGRAPIIIC EMC; TL !£[ :! nc. LABORATORY, UNIVERSITY or1 FLOP,IDA, GAJURSVILLE, FLORIDA.

1228 WALTOU, T.L.r (HO DA-YE) , COASTAL. HISTORY MOTES, SAITIBEL ISLAI'D: MARirC ADVISORY PROGRAI-, COASTAL AMD OCEAMOCUAPIIIC ENGINEERING LABORATORY, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, GAIIUJSVILLE, -FLORIDA. - 1229 WALTON, T.L., 197G, LITTORAL DRIFT ESTIMATES ALORG - THE COASTilLT-OF FLORIDA: FLORIDA SEA GRAUT REPORT, V. 13, 41 P. "PLUS AP'PEMDICES.

1230 VJALTOU, T.L., ALID DEAN,"- R. G. , 1976, USE OF OUTER BARS 'OF. ILJLSTS" AS -SOURCES OF DEACII IIOURISIIMEHT I1ATERIAL: . SHORE AMD BEACH, V. 44, HO. 2.

1231 UALTOII, T.L. f MID LEAKY, T.M. , 1978, PROCEEDINGS BEACHES SEIill^AR 1978,- CAPTIVA ISLAIID, FLORIDA: FLORIDA SEA GRAHT TECHNICAL PAPER 110. 7, 176 P. 1232 WAIIG, JOimSOII C.S., A1ID RAMEY, E.C., 1971, DISTRIBUTION AMD FLUCTUATIONS III THE FISH FAUNA OF THE CHARLOTTE HARBOR ESTUARY, FLORIDA: MOTE- IIAR'INE LABORATORY, . JUNE 1971. - . 1233 WAMIELISTA, M.P., 1976, NONPOINT SOURCE WORKSHOP:. FLORIDA TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY REPORT, FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, TECH. SERIES, V. 2, NO. 3 f ESE 1-76-3. 1234 WAMIELISTA, M.P., ET AL, 1976, NONPOINT AND SOURCE EFFECTS: FLORIDA .TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY, FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION.

1235 WARD, R.C., 1975, PRINCIPLES OF HYDROLOGY: MCGRAW HILL JK.

1236 WARE, J. F. f (NO DATK) , POLLUTION INVESTIGATION 7u"D FISH POPULATION STUDY-UPPER PEACE RIVER: IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MAMAGE'llENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, TD 4237.1/35. 1237 W/vREr J. F., 1953, ilEr.ORAMDUri ON PHOSPIIATC MINING POLLUTION III SOUTH FLORIDA: FLORIDA GAME: AND FRESHWATER FISH COMMISSION. -

1230 WARE, J. F., ALL) FISK, \7. V. , - 1LC9, PEACE RIVER STUTY: POLLUTIOi: I.^VRr-'i'IG.^'IOi!, .MOBILE lilClDRrT: FLORIDA GAME Al'.D L'Ri:-:i;;:AT;:i; FISH COMMISSION COMPLETIOi: REPORT, 67 P. 1239 WARE, J. P., Flo!!, W.V. , AND HOOKS, ROSS, 19G7, PEACE RIVER STUDY: FLORIDA GAME /.IID FRESHWATER FISH COMMISSION. JULY 12, 19C.7. 1240 WARMER, c.r.., IDGO, UPPER CARTIVA ISLAND AMD ITS SNOWY PLOVHUS: HEW COLLEGE INDEPENDENT STUDY PROJECT, 10 P. 1241 WARRIOR INVESTMENT COMPANY, (MO DATE) , APPLICATIONS FOR PI, AMI.ED Ui!IT DEVELOPMENT FOR LAGO VISTA - A CLUE CONDOMINIUM COMMUNITY: SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, HD/111/.U32.

1242 WASS, i'.L. f 1967, BIOLOGICAL AMD PRYSIOLOGICAL BASIS OF INDICATOR ORGAI1ISLS AHD COHIIUHITIES. II. II1DICATORS Ulni;' JrULiljUDHT T nn i1 lwi^ i~-A orUljoUi'i <^m ^^iiiJ/'-I.TI rP* o»^ T^rTp^rTC'c*j^UI vvr JJLVO , iliLJi.pr\T rJ.7"'n UJAOr;t.~t , JOHN I7ILEY AI-D SOUS, RE?J YORK, P. 271-203. 1243 WATSON AND C01IPAUY, 1971, EITGIUEDRIHG A1TD ECOROIIIC REPORT Oil WATER, SEVJERAGE, STREET A1ID STORii DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS FOR PUI1TA GORDA, FLORIDA: UATSOM AMD COI1PAIIY. 1244 WATSON AND COMPANY, 1973, WASTE WATER TRSATMEMT PLANT-CITY OF PU11TA GORDA, FLORIDA: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION LIBRARY.

1245 WATSON AND COMPANY, 1974, WATER SUPPLY REPORT-CITY OF PUMTA GORDA, FLORIDA: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION LIBRARY, 43 P. 1246 WEDDERBURM, L.A., KNAPP, M.S., WALTS, D.P., AND BURNS, W.S., 1982, PART 1 TEXT, HYDROGEOLOGIC RECONNAISSANCE OF LEE COUNTY, l-LORIDA: SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT TECHNICAL PUBLICATION 02-1, '190 P. 1247 WEDDERBURM, L.A., KMAPP, U.S., WALTZ, D.P., AND BURNS, U.S., 1932, PART 2 HYDROGEOLOGIC RECONNAISSANCE OF LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: SOUTH FLORIDA V;ATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT TECHNICAL PUBLICATION 82-1, 20 PLATES.

1248 WEDDERBURM, L.A., KNAPP, M.S., WALTZ, D.P., AMD BURNS, rv11 kjo . , -Li -/Cj oQ £o f "j. ^--xviiWv- . J-3 __T-rvpnnr:. 1 J-.; v'Jîi i.jUjLiV..'UT^ni" nr1 TP1 v^ j.\.ijV_,Ui.J.:/^ppni'T'ATcjc; V.Lo Oi\i; r.^rr vû1 OF LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT TECHNICAL PUBLICATION 82-1, 210 P. 1249 WELLS, S.W., (MO DATE), WATER RESOURCES SURVEY PORT CHARLOTTE, FLORIDA: FOR GENERAL DEVELOPMENT UTILITIES, INC., IN THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LIBRARY, TC/409/.G45. V.TJSTON, r:.]'. , i:-c., 197 r>, ECONOMIC: EASE ;jvunv r POIR K.LYER r,Asr;s AI:J.-;A: PREPARED FOR THE u.s. AR;.Y coRpr.; or i.;rc;i::i-;.^;-.s UAV;;R RESOURCES NANAGF.I.EMT STUDY, sou'.jm/EST FLORIDA WATER I./,:;AGI:;;:ÎJT DISTRICT. 1251 WETLANDS CENTER, 1972, CLASSIFICATION AMD EVALUATION OF ECOLOGICAL sySTriiiS I!. SOUTH-JEST FLORIDA 0)!1SOTO, CHARLOTTE AND LE:: COUNTIES) : UMIVIIRÎTY or FLORIDA, E, FLORIDA.

1252 WSTTERQVISTr O.F., PETERSOr, L.L. f ODUII, II. T., CIIRISTEKGEH, D.A. , A:.b 31irJ?AKER f S.C., 1972, IDEF.TIFICATIOH AilD T,'W, T n .' r""1 T.' > '' 7 f1 ' 1 r 1 -"^ ' r 1 " 1 '' T 7 ; ' fTUl ^P""1 r;^. nii.i! .,i> to T-,r '""V »~> T ) T^T1 ill \i i .j J U i -J J.V.J,-, Oi. V..V..'4 J LJ .. i *ij J ->. - 1^1 UU J ^ x^.i_» J- i i X .1 J.I i si i».J .L|.^ i. 1.J U± v .L i-'J. \ , FII1AL Li", PORT, FLORIDA COASTAL COORDINATING COUNCIL, CONTRACT CCC-01-72.

1253 V/IIALEH, J.}:., 1977, AlIliUAL RAI11FALL REPORT UATCR YEAR 197G-1977: GOUTIIUEST FLORIDA I7Z\TER liAlIAGEHENT DISTRICT, IIYDROLHETERCROLOGICAL REPORT 2, 79 P.

1254 UIIALEII, J.K., 1979, ANNUAL RAI1IFALL REPORT WATER YEAR 1977-1970: COUTIiUEST FLORIDA UATER i:AUAGEiIENT DISTRICT, IIYDROMEYEROROLOGICAL REPORT 4, 83 P.

1255 VJKALEN, J.K., 1900, HOMTIILY PRECIPITATION REPORT, APRIL 1900: SOUTIIVJEST FLORIDA V/ATER IIAl-iAGEHElIT DISTRICT, 14 P.

1256 UIIARTON, C.H., AND OTHERS, 1976, FORESTED WETLANDS OF FLORIDA - THEIR IlAllAGEIIEITT AND USE: CENTER FOR WETLANDS, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, GAUTESVILLE, FLORIDA, 421 P. 1257 WHITE, W.A. , 1970, THE GEOHORPHOLOGY OF THE FLORIDA PENINSULA: FLORIDA BUREAU OF GEOLOGY, GEOLOGICAL BULLETIN NO. 51, 164 P. 1250 WII1TFIELD, W.K., 1973, CONSTRUCTION AND REHABILITATION OF CO;:;:ERCIAL OYSTER REEFS IN FLORIDA FROII 1949-1971 T'TTTl/JLlii1 ! 7 i-iP T A!"PT i^i-itjT ~ C< TJLO C ^>.-/i.T ."i ^L.L'laU:Cl r"O 7 TO r ilv^' T P li-ilii^iT'TTJA prn 1^:r~>~ iT T>i\r * \i'4.\J_i TTT-T liJri--; v^(JUi,ii:POTT^fV. FLORIDA DEPARTHENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES I1ARINE RESEARCH LABORATORY, SPEC. SCI. REPORT NO. 30, 42 P.

1259 UIIITFIELD, W.K., 3975, II III ING OF SUBIIERGED SHELL DEPOSITS HISTORY AND STZ\TUS OF REGULATION AND PRODUCTION OF THE FLORIDA INDUSTRIES: FLORIDA NARINE RESEARCH PUBLICATION 11.

117- A 12GO UIIJTLOCF, C.I'. III., l-Jll r FUFDAFKNTAL ANALYSIS OF THE LiFFA:; MULTIPLE J,EGFE;;;;MIOM TECFNIOUE , FOR OUAMTIFICATION OF ;:AT;-;F QUALITY PARAMETER,'; FROM REMOVE SENSING DATA: Pl.'.D. DISSERTATION, OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY, FAY 1977.

12-61 WILDER, U.G., CRAMFORD, C.G., AMD PETLRS, J.G., 1979, A ONN-DiNnsiONAL, £V::AUY-:;TATF.;, DISSOLVED OXYGEN MODEL AMD MASTE-LOAD ASSIMILATION STUFY FOR SILVER CREEK, CLz-Mi; AND FLOYD COUNTIES, IMDI/XMA: u.s. GEOLOGICAL SU11VCY OPFi-FILE RFPORT 79-1253.

1262 1/iLCOX, U.II., 1970, rJIIE DFFCCT OF IlITROGEU TTTI-, r\r-t f^. (~> v)t i /-\T>r-r o TI > ', o T r' T ' T : "^ T T r~~> O' 1 C'7Tr-i frtT') 1"1 !" /^"^^ T " f ' T T> ' T m V /AL,L; i. ;.. Uoi U'Jj vJo ijj.i]\.jLLiji.i.iM JL u.\i o/xjjx L^MM./!! v^Uiii ^Uiil j. i HTRUCTURF: PH.D. DISSERT/vTIOU, U11IVCRSITY OF TS1IIIFSSEE, 154 P.

12G3 V/ILKELII, 0., A11D ST7I1TG, I:., 1972, GEOLOGY AMD HISTORY OF THE GULF OF FDXICO: G.S.A. BULLETIN, V. 03, !!0. 3, P. 551-534, P. 575-SOO.

1264 UILLIAI1S, JEA1I, AMD I1IGLE, ROBERT, 1972, ECOLOGICAL NOTEG Oil GOFYAULAX IIOIIILATA (DI1JOPI1YCEAE) ELOOIi; /JjUiiî71 T Pi" ^ rnTihT1 .j"? r.TTifnv.'jLiox CTûUr-io 7 r' n"i 1 /^\TÛr rTPT JLiUrllL-.il r>'r5TP>A .: rT7T IjUj.\J.i-i-i r^ 1 "1 "!" 1?^" T^PT)IJilii- iA\L;> I""!1 t.j.Ln" ' T.^'TTi ± OF I1ATURAL RESOURCES MARINE RECE/vRCH LABORATORY, LEAFLET SERIES, V. 1, PT. 1, 110. 5, 12 P.

1265 VJILLIAHS, L.E., Ail!) MARTI11, L.L., 1968, 11ESTI1TG STATUS OF TEE BROI-7H PEL 1C AH III FLORIDA IN 1968: QUARTERLY JOURNAL FLORIDA ACADEIIY OF SCIEUCE, V. 31, 110. 2, P. 130-140.

1266 UILLIAI1S, L.E., A1ID IIARTIH, L.L., 1970, UESTItJG POPULATIONS OF EROUF PELICA1TS II! FLORIDA: PROCEEDINGS ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE SOUTHEAST ASSOC. GAME AND FISH COMMISSION, V. 24, P. 154-169.

1267 WILLIAMS, R. , 1966, ANNUAL PHYTOPLANNTON PRODUCTION IN A SYSTEM OF SHALLOW TEMPERATE ESTUARIES: GEORGE ALLEN AND URUIN, LTD., LONDON, ENGLAND, P. 669-716.

1268 MILSOM, U.E., (NO DATE), I1YDROGEOLOGY OF FLORIDA'S LARGEST T'pr-n rj PPPl^/P. r'T'T-^i-i COP Ptf.1 f'TWTT ni-/-« Tti i i^p c* PP>' TP ^P VTTP^ C XiJ%.L'O Vaiv-Uv..'. i^u.Jiv. O»J\^. UL V, .i.V±lj i-JijO JLLl J_iiji\.»_> , V,L/L.I. -jivijbiWJu PROCEEDinGS, IN TFE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA UATER MANAGEr;ENT DISTRICT LIBRAR GB 1025/.F55 wsi.

1269 IvILSON, U.E., 1977, GROUNDUATER RESOURCES OF DESOTO AND IIARDEE COUNTIES, FLORIDA: FLORIDA DUREAU OF GEOLOGY REPORT OF INVESTIGATION Co, 102 P.

1 1 '" ' A .L .1 i; / i 1270 IULEON, i r .B,, 1977, HYEEOLOGK: DATA FOR A SUBSURFACE iMHTE-iNjECA'ioN SITE AT NULJ.B< EY, FLORIDA, 1972-1976: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY ORE!! FILE REPORT 77511.

1271 WILSON, W.E. r 1977, SINUL7/TBD CHANGES IN GROUNUWATER LEVELS RESULTING PROA PROPOSED PHOSPHATE 111111110, WEST-CENTRAL FLORIDA, PRELIMINARY RESULTS: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OREE-EILE RERORT 77-002.

1 0*7 '* T ~TT fO'M T 7 ^ -"'iTl P T^t~> T T / ' . rp T r* 1 Q "7 O 0!T"~nT ?"' T'TPT'i p- 7 / T" /" 'TC1 JL /./.£. v i J-J.i tiUit / u' .> j , i ii i.U LiJi'. vii/si.J., U . i . . , JL J i J f o .Li 'U l-j/'i .! L.aJ V-i i ii AJ *j»-. f r"1 T) ,- \TT- TJ « 7-, I ir;i , r \~-\7~~ ^'i'T'fTTT ri T 7 T;" PT>rV ' T7 ' "> O T T' f1"" rP :V 1 N, '' f T rT| l ->p 7\t. > T c."" _ n , o. ^./Ui ;.'./.. *!i x ^jj v J.j >_i V ,jjjo i^ijLOujL -t. i l.Vj JLi\U.i i i>A>'J J-jV^ i L^l> , . 1 j. l:L'i ^i. i jlxijo 197G-2000 -.-EST-CEIITRAL FLORIDA: POGRAIX OF ABSTRACTS FOR THE AEEUAL AEETIEG OF GSA, ROVEADER 1979, V. 11, UO . 7.

1273 i;OLAESKY, R.I'., 1978, FEASID1LITY OF TATRR-SUPPLY DEVELOPAEiiT FROn TRE URCOIIFIHED AQUIFER IIJ CHARLOTTE COUiiTY, FLORIDA: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY UATER-RESOURCES IHVESTIGATIORS 70-26.

1274 VICOD, E.J.F., ODUII, U.E., AHD ZIEIIAN, J.C., 1969, irFLUEl-CE OF SEA GRASSES Oil PRODUCTIVITY OF COASTAL LAGOOI:1S: HER. SHIP. I17TERH. LAGU13AS C01ISTERAS, URAIi-UHESCO, P. 495-502.

1275 UOODBUR11, K.D., 1960, CHARLOTTE COUIITY SURVEY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO PORT CHARLOTTE SPORTS FISHERY: FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF COI1SERVATI01I MAR11JE LABORATORY, 24 P.

1276 UOCDDURII, K.D., 1960, SOUTH GASPZlRILLA ISL7iKD DULKHL'AD oUis.Vi.jj.QTITAJ^'"' . ii^rnpTF'A: LiL/iv IL/ii. p.vp?.L'jJr ^-a\ v>n J,ir A ii-il"^n,] 1JL")1 {JOP i. n?»14f i rnJL TTp7UJUn.lj- r i\doUUivV^j-iOr>T^cnn''T< T?Q , ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA.

1277 WOOD-BURN, K.D., 1961, BULKHEAD SURVEY IIT VARIOUS SECTIONS OF GASPARILLA ISLAND: FLORIDA DEPARTI-1EWT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA.

1273 V700DBURI1, K.D., 1962, CLAIIS AKD OYSTERS IU CHARLOTTE COUIITY AI:D VICINITY: FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF CONSERVATION NARINE LABORATORY, 62-12, 29 P.

1279 UOODRUPN, K.D., 1962, CONSERVATION, NARINE RESOURCES, c* uj i-i-, iiij^.ij-i/ii. j.i;*-. i- i'ix j., i uj vij jiiio i. NATANZ7.S PASS AND ESTERO BAY, LEE COUNTY: FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF CONSERVATION NARINS LABORATORY, ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA.

1200 UOODRURN, K.D., 1960, TARP011 BAY, SAN IB EL ISL/vND BULIIIIEAD SURVEY (LEE COUNTY): FSBCiiL NO. 59-40, A P.

119-A 3281 UOOD'.'.UKM, )'..!'., ELDMEO, r., CLARK, E., HUTTOM, R.F., AMU INGLE, K.::., 1057, -:ME Live , ./.JT SEEK p INDUSTRY or rj';:r; VJEST co-s^1 OF FLORTDA, CEDAR HEY TO MAPLES: FLORIDA STATE ,,o;\Rr> OF CONSERVATION TECHNICAL SERIES, v. 21, 33 P.

1282 T,/OOIX;ArD-IiIVICO;!, INC., 1972, PEACE RIVER ECOLOGY PROJEC7: FOR CITIES SERVICE COi.IPAiIY, TAUPA 7.GRICULTURAL CIIE;:ICAL opEn7, 1283 \;ORI;I:AN, R.I/., AND LISSILEE, T.H., 1977, CI-VIROIIIIEIITAL IIAZAEES OF CASUARIIIA Oil SA.11IEEL AND CAFTIVA ISLANDS, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA: FLORIDA SCIENTIST, V. 40, SUPPLEKENT 1, P. 2G-27.

1284 I/URTZ, C.B., AND RODACK, S.S., 1955, THE INVERTEBRATE FAUNA OF SONE GULF COAST RIVERS: PROCEEDINGS ACAD. NAT. SCI., PHILADELPHIA, PENNSLYVANIA, V. 108, P. 167-206.

1285 UYLLIE f H. , (NO DATE), FINAL REPORT EVAPOTRANSPIRATION STUDY FOR SOUTEi/EST FLORIDA VJATER MAIIAGENENT DISTRICT: BROOKSVILLE, FLORIDA, 142 P.

12BG YOKEL, B.J., AND TAB3, D.C., 1972, CAN COASTAL RESOURCES SURVIVE DEVELOPMENT?: PROCEEDINGS GULF AND CAR1B. FISH. INSTITUTE, V. 24, P. 60-71.

1207 ZELLERS-U1LLIAHS, INC., 1977, UATER RECIRCULAT10N SYSTEI, BALANCE OF CENTRAL FLORIDA PHOSPHATE I1INING: PREPARED FOR U.S. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, BUREAU OF NINES, USBli CONTRACT NO. P0155529.

1288 ZISON, S.U., HILLS, W.B., DEIIIER, D. , AND CIIEN, C.W., 1978, RATES, CONSTANTS, AND KINETICS FORMULATIONS IN SURFACE UATER QUALITY MODELING: U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY 600/3-78-105, DECEMBER 1978.

120- A SUBJECT INDEX

AIR QUALITY

0150 0369 0554 1179

ALTERED FRESHWATER FLOW 0023 0035 0067 0154 0357 0388 0389 0409 0501 0579 0623 0735 1007 1082 1089 1162 BARRIER ISLANDS 0020 0024 0026 0044 0048 0122 0139 0140 0146 0158 0171 0174 0179 0193 0230 0238 0288 0295 0297 0356 0445 0482 0495 0542 0565 0579 0601 0680 0753 0755 0815 0897 0905 0934 1030 1036 1059 1088 1105 1112 1141 1161 1198 1200 1225 1226 1227 1228 1230 1231 1240 1266 1276 1277 1280

BEACH RESTORATION

0058 0122 0138 0174 0337 0367 0420 0756 1073 1098 1105 1114 1115 1116 1124 1204 1230

BENTHOS

0128 0134 0178 0189 0191 0214 0218 0223 0233 0248 0291 0295 0310 0312 0313 0315 0316 0374 0494 0549 0629 0636 0697 0731 0737 0774 0842 0868 1019 1026 1049 1077 1087 1099 1219 1278 1284

BIRDS

0018 0027 0036 0080 0340 0343 0374 0376 0387 0403 0653 0681 0741 0790 0839 0864 0872 0888 0918 0919 0921 0922 0924 0963 1034 1091 1166 1196 1240 1265 1266

CALOOSAHATCHEE RIVER BASIN

0021 0053 0081 0082 0121 0123 0190 0210 0216 0229 0242 0246 0278 0312 0324 0389 0395 0396 0414 0473 0475 0478 0493 0533 0538 0557 0559 0585 0590 0591 0592 0593 0596 0606 0611 0621 0650 0713 0714 0736 0769 0770 0838 0839 0842 0854 0855 0874 0878 0922 0954 0981 1033 1091 1103 1117

1-B 1120 1]25 1128 1140 1218 1258

CANALS 0046 0067 0094 0128 0131 0132 0161 0166 0196 0220 0264 0311 0358 0405 0430 0432 0485 0507 0519 0590 0592 0593 0619 0604 0685 0705 0876 0886 0898 0942 0945 1092 1177 1183 1206

CHARLOTTE COUNTY 0052 0119 0160 0161 0163 0166 0170 0224 0250 0256 0259 0261 0309 0337 0343 0365 0367 0428 0429 0435 0436 0442 0444 0489 0563 0564 0569 0573 0576 0577 0595 0640 0689 0745 0767 0862 0886 0974 0977 1004 1005 1041 1079 1094 1095 1107 1124 1135 1136 1139 1143 1168 1173 1183 1184 1197 1206 1244 1249 1273

CHARLOTTE HARBOR

0007 0018 0064 0080 0103 0115 0118 0130 0134 0159 0162 0177 0187 0188 0210 0232 0233 0243 0247 0262 0263 0265 0266 0267 0268 0271 0274 0277 0300 0311 0359 0387 0408 0417 0420 0425 0427 0430 0433 0435 0451 0453 0454 0473 0482 0493 0514 0527 0537 0549 0552 0611 0650 0681 0683 0713 0715 0722 0725 0726 0730 0740 0768 0770 0771 0781 0782 0783 0791 0830 0832 0869 0872 0873 0874 0896 0910 0919 0941 0947 0973 0984 0989 1051 1073 1074 1090 1093 1096 1106 1126 1127 1129 1130 1131 1132 1133 1142 1162 1163 1165 1199 1202 1232 1257 1264 1265 1275

CHARLOTTE HARBOR FLORA AND PUANA

0018 0025 0026 0029 0047 0049 0106 0115 0118 0134 0144 0146 0169 0170 0187 0244 0260 0262 0263 0265 0267 0274 0385 0408 0409 0425 0450 0479 0480 0483 0493 0503 0642 0737 0770 0771 0780 0788 0790 0830 0834 0872 0873 0902 0904 0919 0984 0987 1037 1054 1055 1059 1061 1062 1088 1181 1232

2-B CHARLOTTE HARBOR WATER QUALITY 0008 0009 0029 0060 0086 0118 0128 0131 0132 0188 0228 0234 0235 0260 0262 0263 0264 0265 0267 0268 0270 0271 0272 0273 0284 0285 0385 0411 0412 0489 0496 0497 0536 0551 0556 0575 0605 0650 0722 0727 0783 0798 0854 0855 0955 0982 0984 0985 0987 0989 1030 1050 1061 1111 1181 1184 1206 1246 1247 1248

CIRCULATION 0135 0164 0165 0252 0283 0455 0495 0514 0518 0623 0663 0665 0666 0686 0690 0846 0870 0917 1106 1120 1141 1195 1225 1226 1227 1228 CLIMATE 0039 0042 0063 0097 0196 0232 0407 0414 0421 0422 0427 0438 0439 0450 0451 0469 0511 0512 0540 0554 0604 0647 0700 0713 0742 0817 0820 0858 0933 0947 1010 1011 1037 1100 1127 1136 1144 1217 1253 1254 1255 1285

COASTAL AND MARINE RESOURCES 0016 0045 0046 0047 0076 0105 0107 0110 0111 0113 0172 0173 0180 0217 0249 0275 0276 0299 0300 0319 0328 0331 0332 0333 0334 0335 0338 0341 0342 0344 0348 0375 0472 0477 05<>3 0504 0530 0580 0608 0620 0643 0648 0655 0692 0693 0694 0699 0708 0710 0724 0784 0795 0865 0903 0906 0916 0923 0927 0958 0962 0976 0979 1007 1055 1056 1060 1062 1063 1066 1071 1076 1078 1101 1110 1120 1138 1187 1190 1193 1197 1201 1203 1205 1207 1208 1229 1252 1259 1274 1286

COASTAL VEGETATION 0010 0022 0026 0027 0036 0038 0048 0051 0121 0130 0141 0145 0158 0185 0186 0193 0217 0251 0340 0343 0354 0355 0356 0459 0500 0502 0526 0541 0577 0609 0652 0692 0694 0695 0741 0788 0789 0808 0815 0866 0888 0897 0962 1083 1161 1187 1223

3-D 0015 0019 0096 0024 0183 0032 0033 0281 0207 0208 0037 0288 0335 0250 0046 0093 0406 0423 0343 0276 0573 0431 0361 0279 0280 0601 0437 0362 0367 0751 0626 0641 0444 0447 0376 0784 0851 0684 0476 0972 0974 0856 0688 0567 1066 0979 0899 0689 0745 1075 0980 0905 0928 1168 1093 1022 1054 0970 1200 1096 1104 1063 1202 1204 1106 1064 1241 1113 1122 DE SOTO COUNTY 1286 007 0 us , 0735 os AND F1LIj 5 ° 840 0051 7 i I i 1 ss »» Iff. »» 1>JJ »» «» g ECONOMY 3 12 03

0003 °307 0308 « n;; »« SK S °°lll S?i S ENERGY 125 ° 1258 1JL 32

0960 0991 1072 ° 957 EROSION

1112 1114 m5 ,, .34 n0949 1Q73 11050 238 1226 1227 1228 ^"l ^ 11SS "00 1 225 ESTERO ISLAND 0309 1022

4-B ESTUARIES (GENERAL) 0016 0023 0034 0035 0043 0050 0056 0065 0067 0076 0077 0095 0097 0110 0111 0112 0113 0120 0147 0153 0154 0194 0195 0199 0203 0204 0205 0206 0218 0231 0235 0291 0293 0304 0318 0402 0455 0462 0470 0471 0476 0484 0499 0502 0510 0515 0523 0525 0531 0532 0541 0543 0550 0561 0578 0636 0663 0664 0665 0666 0667 0669 0686 0690 0723 0738 0746 0766 0776 0785 0805 0806 0807 0808 0812 0833 0859 0868 0871 0879 0884 0889 0890 0913 0914 0915 0929 0936 0938 0940 0961 1007 1020 1029 1047 1048 1049 1052 1053 1082 1185 1189 1190 1195 1219 1264 1267

FISHERIES 0011 0016 0031 0047 0052 0055 0109 0168 0195 0197 0230 0326 0329 0370 0379 0381 0382 0383 0386 0408 0417 0450 0469 0472 0475 0482 0483 0498 0533 0534 0549 0552 0558 0559 0580 0582 0608 0609 0612 0635 0669 0683 0694 0715 0726 0766 0769 0791 0816 0844 0861 0862 0884 0890 0904 0960 0962 1019 1020 1036 1046 1051 1052 1053 1090 1091 1143 1160 1163 1164 1165 1167 1181 1258 1275 1281

FLOODING 0042 0114 0255 0286 0287 0400 0427 0438 0451 0481 0562 0564 0568 0645 0786 0857 0930 0934 0951 0998 1001 1002 1003 1004 1006 1100 1104 1107 1110 1118 1121 1127 1149 1150 1151 1152 1153 1154 1155 1156 1157 1158 1220

FLORA AND FAUNA (GENERAL STUDY AREA) 0010 0023 0031 0054 0077 0079 0094 0097 0103 0117 0119 0121 0123 0129 0137 0141 0155 0156 0157 0180 0191 0197 0204 0205 0211 0212 0219 0223 0231 0251 0253 0258 0329 0344 0346 0347 0355 0368 0371 0372 0378 0381 0382 0383 0386 0391 0401 0403 0418 0419 0468 0469 0470 0471 0472 0474 0477 0488 0490 0491 0492 0494 0532 0584 0586 0608 0609 0618 0619 0620 0622 0628 0629 0632 0633 0634 0635 0636 0638 0643 0657 0677 0678 0680 0687 0691 0693 0775 0776 0777 0784 0794 0804 0809 0810 0833 0835 0836 0843 0845 0847 0859 0860 0864

5-B 0068 0879 0883 0887 0895 0914 0936 0949 0957 0950 0961 0999 1020 1023 1024 1026 1037 1058 1081 1099 1159 1167 1172 1186 1188 1191 1192 1193 1211 1236 1238 1242 1251 1282 1284

GASPARILLA ISLAND 0115 0200 0322 0376 0424 0513 0649 0709 0780 0810 0963 GEOLOGY OF CHARLOTTE HARBOR

0008 0009 0044 0143 0242 0243 0460 0538 0660 0699 0755 0832 0869 1198 1246 1247 1248 1263

GEOLOGY OF GENERAL STUDY AREA

0012 0030 0042 0088 0182 0192 0242 0282 0285 0443 0457 0458 0504 0530 0613 0616 0620 0659 0747 0758 0822 0824 0826 0827 0828 0870 0877 0887 0935 1005 1032 1210 1215 1246 1247 1248 1257 1268 GROUND WATER

0027 0062 0070 0083 0084 0086 0087 0089 0090 0091 0092 0093 0109 0125 0175 0278 0440 0442 0443 0444 0445 0456 0465 0505 0516 0519 0529 0536 0544 0545 0546 0547 0589 0594 0595 0597 0598 0613 0630 0631 0668 0739 0748 0749 0751 0752 0754 0758 0759 0760 0761 0765 0789 0798 0799 0801 0817 0822 0824 0829 0863 0869 0881 0882 0891 0892 0893 0950 0954 0969 0973 0997 1000 1021 1030 1031 1032 1039 1041 1042 1083 1089 1097 1223 1245 1269 1270 1271 1272 1273

HARDEE COUNTY

0002 0004 0005 0006 0033 0207 0370 0486 0612 0763 0764 0817 0844 0850 0925 0953 1002 1006 1151 1153 1269 HENDRY COUNTY

0219 0826

6-B HYDROLOGY 0001 0008 0009 0014 0023 0066 0082 0085 0176 0182 0235 0237 0254 0283 0404 0411 0412 0413 0439 0441 0446 0455 0457 0481 0487 0505 0506 0507 0529 0539 0557 0562 0571 0572 0573 0604 0606 0607 0614 0617 0621 0623 0627 0666 0672 0673 0674 0675 0686 0722 0742 0748 0750 0753 0761 0765 0786 0787 0817 0829 0854 0857 0859 0883 0891 0917 0930 0935 0951 0954 1004 1023 1024 1032 1035 1061 1100 1102 1107 1118 1140 1141 1169 1170 1171 1203 1217 1221 1235 1246 1247 1248 1268 IMPACT STUDIES 0001 0006 0029 0033 0045 0050 0055 0058 0077 0091 0094 0096 0097 0101 0112 0123 0133 0137 0142 0148 0154 0173 0192 0194 0207 0208 0248 0249 0250 0254 0260 0278 0280 0281 0289 0291 0293 0362 0364 0365 0373 0392 0406 0409 0411 0412 0423 0424 0431 0450 0452 0467 0477 0484 0488 0489 0508 0510 0515 0528 0545 0548 0551 0572 0589 0598 0625 0626 0668 0669 0670 0683 0687 0693 0697 0711 0738 0739 0763 0764 0765 0784 0797 0810 0814 0840 0847 0849 0882 0924 0936 0939 0940 0978 0979 0980 1026 1052 1054 1064 1075 1080 1085 1092 1098 1113 1122 1123 1125 1128 1167 1168 1173 1178 1179 1180 1190 1191 1208 1234 1236 1241 1262 1271 INVENTORY STUDIES 0011 0013 0025 0031 0036 0047 0103 0106 0117 0119 0129 0144 0170 0178 0185 0186 0191 0194 0197 0199 0209 0211 0213 0214 0247 0251 0253 0256 0257 0258 0304 0312 0313 0323 0342 0349 0353 0370 0372 0379 0401 0404 0408 0454 0463 0479 0490 0491 0490 0503 0509 0516 0524 0527 0534 0547 0560 0578 0581 0600 0607 0614 0628 0651 0652 0691 0724 0725 0737 0744 0746 0769 0779 0782 0791 0815 0816 0834 0835 0836 0839 0860 0894 0911 0986 1017 1023 1024 1025 1028 1035 1055 1057 1058 1059 1062 1087 1160 1166 1189 1194 1211 1251 1275 1276 1277 1279 1280 1284

7-B LAKE OKEECHOBEE 0041 0063 0101 0102 0452 0473 0474 0509 0707 0721 0733 0743 1102 1186

LAND AMD WATER RESOURCES 0004 0005 0014 0037 0061 0062 0075 0126 0150 0151 0162 0300 0339 0346 0375 0380 0384 0441 0442 0443 0457 0464 0506 0507 0529 0544 0587 0595 OG03 0605 0613 0624 0630 0637 0655 0702 0736 0799 0818 0821 0825 0858 0875 0893 0894 0920 0925 0927 0931 0969 0977 0990 0998 1000 1012 1014 1031 1039 1041 1044 1045 1069 1070 1072 1082 1095 1108 1138 1269 1272 1273 1287 LAND USE 0015 0019 0020 0024 0032 0045 0105 0108 0127 0152 0163 0224 0276 0303 0349 0350 0353 0363 0448 0555 0577 0621 0645 0710 0745 0780 0796 0863 0920 0941 0965 0970 0976 0988 0993 0994 1003 1044 1069 1070 1084 1085 1095 1209 1213 1222 1256 LEE COUNTY 0003 0011 0013 0019 0025 0044 0048 0052 0053 0058 0059 0061 0062 0068 0071 0081 0085 0088 0089 0090 0092 0093 0096 0098 0106 0108 0109 0135 0138 0133 0140 0145 0146 0158 0168 0170 0171 0179 0201 0227 0233 0238 0239 0240 0244 0248 0251 0257 0275 0279 0280 0281 0288 0295 0296 0297 0329 0337 0356 0358 0363 0365 0378 0381 0382 0383 0386 0395 0400 0403 0416 0438 0442 0444 0478 0480 0503 0512 0535 0536 0537 0552 0558 0559 0563 0566 0567 0568 0575 0602 0603 0605 0630 0631 0639 0640 0644 0645 0646 0647 0648 0649 0650 0651 0652 0653 0654 0655 0656 0657 0658 0659 0660 0661 0677 0679 0688 0689 0742 0749 0750 0751 0752 0759 0760 0761 0762 0767 0774 0775 0790 0798 0799 0801 0802 0815 0826 0827 0852 0853 0854 0862 0875 0876 0878 0896 0902 0906 0911 0912 0918 0928 0950 0970 0977 0988 1021 1028 1030 1033 1055 1059 1061 1062 1088 1098 1107 1109 1110 1111 1112 1117 1136 1143 1144 1157 1197 1205 1211 1222 1225 1226 1227 1231 1240 1246 1247 1248 1276 1277 1279 1283

8HB MANAGEMENT 0002 0015 0019 0020 0024 0028 0037 0059 0061 0064 0068 0069 0072 0073 0076 0078 0105 0108 0127 0149 0151 0152 0160 0161 0162 0167 0171 0172 0173 0181 0203 0204 0205 0215 0224 0239 0249 0266 0270 0276 0299 0301 0302 0303 0317 0318 0319 0320 0328 0331 0332 0333 0335 0338 0341 0344 0347 0348 0352 0363 0366 0377 0399 0424 0429 0434 0436 0461 0464 0467 0468 0486 0533 0535 0543 0544 0563 0564 0565 0569 0570 0571 0576 0582 0648 0655 0657 0661 0678 0688 0698 0701 0745 0746 0785 0795 0800 0821 0848 0851 0852 0885 0899 0900 0906 0907 0908 0909 0920 0927 0932 0942 0943 0965 0966 0967 0968 0970 0971 0972 0975 0979 0980 0984 0986 0988 0992 0993 0994 0995 0996 0997 1001 1003 1008 1009 1014 1043 1047 1048 1060 1063 1065 1066 1067 1068 1069 1070 1071 1072 1076 1084 1094 1095 1097 1101 1114 1115 1119 1121 1159 1174 1175 1176 1178 1180 1182 1185 1190 1192 1193 1196 1201 1205 1207 1208 1209 1212 1216 1222 1256 1259 1279 1286 MANATEE COUNTY 0734 0840 MANGROVES 0048 0051 0130 0158 0193 0201 0209 0355 0371 0500 05ul 0502 0692 0694 0695 0757 0808 0832 0866 0880 0890 0897 0916 0959 0962 1078 1079 1161 1224 1266 MISCELLANEOUS 0013 0022 0079 0110 0111 0115 0119 0120 0133 0169 0174 0180 0198 0285 0327 0330 0334 0375 0404 0416 0421 0458 0466 0468 0482 0493 0504 0509 0517 0546 0550 0558 0559 0578 0581 0599 0601 0602 0607 0614 0617 0626 0627 0640 0641 0642 0644 0651 0671 0672 0673 0674 0675 0679 0701 0703 0715 0732 0740 0768 0769 0770 0771 0773 0781 0782 0823 0830 0850 0851 0894 0902 0903 0921 0922 0941 0955 0956 1013 1018 1025 1034 1040 1057 1090 1099 1103 1111 1194 1212 1213 1214 1218 1240 1258 1259 1263 1265

9-B MODELING 0034 0039 0056 0449 0455 0461 0525 0588 0610 0671 0672 0673 0723 0729 0731 0813 0831 0837 0957 1038 1086

MYAKKA RIVER BASIN 0014 0021 0134 0159 0190 0220 0226 0229 0237 0274 0277 0294 0314 0357 0359 0430 0432 0433 0453 0454 0481 0517 0585 0587 0591 0606 0634 0682 0712 0777 0778 0933 0973 1042 1051 1074 1093 1140 1142 1159 OIL 0038 0064 0375 0697 0877 PEACE RIVER BASIN 0004 0005 0021 0074 0075 0116 0129 0136 0155 0157 0159 0176 0182 0190 0202 0222 0223 0226 0229 0262 0263 0265 0267 0277 0282 0284 0290 0292 0310 0313 0315 0316 0317 0325 0354 0357 0359 0360 0362 0364 0370 0373 0377 0388 0390 0391 0392 0393 0394 0397 0398 0411 0412 0413 0415 0425 0434 0437 0439 0440 0453 0460 0464 0468 0527 0528 0529 0538 0544 0562 0570 0571 0574 0585 0589 0591 0594 0606 0610 0611 0612 0628 0629 0662 0711 0712 0722 0728 0735 0740 0773 0786 0823 0825 0843 0844 0845 0867 0885 0892 0893 0895 0956 0996 0997 0998 0999 1000 1001 1004 1012 1013 1014 1040 1074 1089 1104 1118 1119 1121 1140 1142 1187 1236 1238 1239 1241 1244 1245 1282 PHOSPHATE MINING 0006 0012 0033 0078 0126 0137 0142 0192 0204 0205 0207 0222 0284 0298 0368 0391 0392 0393 0448 0449 0467 0524 0528 0598 0635 0649 0678 0702 0711 0734 0738 0739 0763 0764 0818 0824 0840 0920 0931 0997 0999 1015 1016 1044 1045 1080 1174 1175 1176 1180 1182 1214 1216 1237 1271 1287

10-B PLANKTON 0039 0040 0057 0210 0213 0227 0273 0289 02^0 0513 0527 0531 0610 0622 0646 0714 0725 0767 0867 0871 0872 0947 0987 1017 1162 1164 1264

POLK COUNTY 0032 0069 0116 0117 0127 0156 0167 0215 0286 0371 0372 0441 0506 0548 0571 0624 0818 0829 0851 0856 0891 0899 1002 1003 1006 1031 1043 1134 1150 1152 1154 1155 1156 1169 1170 1171 1210 1270 POPULATION 0003 0028 0108 0163 0305 0306 0307 0308 0351 0353 0366 0555 0654 0710 0796 0798 0887 0948 0974 0976 1071 1165 1245 1249 REMOTE SENSING 0182 0407 0462 0523 0543 0618 0760 0785 0846 1260 SALINITY 0035 0054 0057 0060 0067 0082 0088 0165 0188 0202 0227 0228 0233 0234 0236 0259 0314 0406 0418 0419 0469 0470 0471 0476 0499 0514 0518 0526 0532 0557 0776 0804 0809 0874 0888 0911 0926 0940 1019 1028 1050 1264 1278

SALTWATER INTRUSION

0081 0082 0084 0085 0086 0088 0089 0093 0125 0175 0487 0569 0881 0942 1021

SANIBEL ISLAND 0011 0025 0026 0028 0036 0060 0084 0086 0087 0090 0106 0122 0144 0145 0146 0169 0178 0185 0186 0193 0195 0201 0230 0295 0296 0445 0479 0483 0542 0556 0565 0579 0582 0601 0602 0638 0641 0642 0644 0677 0709 0727 0741 0749 0750 0754 0755 0756 0757 0762 0788 0789 0834 0863 0897 0904

11-D 0905 0906 01'65 1,036 1050 1054 1077 1003 1084 3158 1166 1196 1213 1222 1224 1228 1280 1283

SARAS OTA COUNTY 0175 0220 0287 0309 0365 0429 0431 0456 0682 0779 0907 0908 0909 0951 0952 0964 1039 1087 1137

SEDIMENTS

SUBMERGED VEGETATION 0213 0214 0231 0247 0273 0310 0312 0314 0315 0354 0361 0374 0387 0475 0508 0542 0653 0774 0842 0868 0880 1026 1128 1162 1164 1274 TERRESTRIAL ANIMALS 0340 0420 0480 0490 0634 0640 0651 0910 TIDES 0007 0053 0114 0165 0252 0290 0427 0438 0455 0459 0501 0513 0520 0557 0562 0663 0666 0686 0704 0709 0865 1029 1033 1093 1096 1106 1109 1117 1127 1133 1141 1145 1146 1147 1148 1198 1199 1202 1204 1223

0255 0264 0400 0435 0539 0566 0729 0838 1220

12-B WASTE DISPOSAL 0017 0041 0043 0069 0072 0091 0092 0112 0142 0149 0156 0160 0167 0189 0225 0239 0245 0256 0257 0269 0291 0293 0327 0330 0389 0392 0394 0396 0397 0410 0515 0524 0556 0561 0576 0597 0625 0637 0668 0679 0748 0762 0797 0846 0852 0853 0869 1015 1016 1065 1094 1163 1172 1174 1175 1176 1182 1224 1233 1234 1243 1244 1262 1270 1283

WASTE-LOADING

0034 0041 0043 0063 0065 0066 0149 0189 0204 0205 0216 0225 0246 0255 0259 0269 0283 0294 0324 0325 0360 0368 0388 0390 0393 0394 0395 0396 0410 0413 0433 0460 0519 0521 0530 0537 0539 0556 0561 0596 0615 0700 0716 0717 0718 0719 0720 0726 0728 0733 0756 0757 0787 0792 0793 0794 0813 0914 0916 0917 0926 0936 0937 0939 0944 0950 1195 1220 1221 1257 1261 WATER SUPPLY AND NEEDS 0001 0059 0061 0062 0068 0070 0071 0072 0073 0074 0075 0083 0160 0167 0175 0254 0320 0377 0384 0397 0434 0436 0440 0445 0456 0457 0535 0569 0570 0573 0574 0576 0587 0589 0605 0630 0631 0637 0646 0696 0751 0752 0754 0799 0802 0821 0875 0885 0886 0892 0893 0927 0943 0952 0964 0966 0967 0968 0969 0977 0989 0993 1008 1009 1012 1014 1072 1085 1094 1243 1245 1246 1247 1248 1249 1272 1273

WATER QUALITY (GENERAL AREA)

0006 0012 0015 0017 0021 0039 0040 0041 0045 0049 0050 0054 0056 0063 0066 0072 0083 0087 0099 0100 0101 0102 0107 0110 0111 0113 0116 0136 0149 0150 0151 0155 0156 0157 0159 0164 0166 0176 0184 0189 0202 0204 0205 0206 0212 0216 0218 0221 0225 0226 0229 0236 0240 0241 0246 0249 0250 0255 0261 0282 0289 0293 0294 0311 0315 0317 0318 0320 0321 0323 0325 0346 0347 0358 0369 0373 0378 0390 0391 0393 0397 0398 0405 0410 0414 0426 0437 0449 0452 0461 0462 0463 0465 0484 0485 0508 0515 0521 0522 0525 0541 0553 0554 0560 0561 0584 0585 0586 0587 0590 0591 0592 0593 0594 0596 0597 0603 0610 0615 0617

13-B 0618 0657 0664 0665 0667 0671 0672 0673 0674 0675 0670 0687 0698 0700 0707 0712 0716 0717 0718 0719 0720 0729 0733 0739 0743 0744 0772 0776 0787 0792 0793 0794 0800 0803 0809 0810 0811 0812 0813 0814 0019 0831 0837 0843 0846 0847 0871 0882 0883 0095 0913 0914 0923 0924 0926 0929 0937 0944 0945 0946 0964 0971 0975 0981 0983 0986 0995 0999 1005 1040 1058 1067 1080 1006 1087 1097 1169 1170 1171 1172 1174 1175 1176 1179 1182 1185 1186 1233 1234 1236 1238 1242 1260 1261 1262 1270 1282 1288

WETLANDS 0038 0094 0196 0199 0208 0217 0244 0275 0336 0422 0447 0448 0459 0488 0490 0526 0541 0555 0599 0670 0772 1032 1092 1097 1188 1209 1251 1256 1262

14-B