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The following is the bibliography that was submitted by the Office of Water for review by the Hypoxia Advisory Panel. The citations were first sorted into groups related to each of the three general areas listed in the charge to the panel, and then each group was sorted into recent citations ( 2000) and older citations ( 2000) for the convenience of the panel. The following Table of Contents is provided to assist the user: Pages Characterization of the Cause(s) of Hypoxia (2000) 1 - 65 Characterization of the Cause(s) of Hypoxia – Cont. (2000) 66 - 117 Characterization of Nutrient Fate, Transport, and Sources (2000) 118 - 126 Characterization of Nutrient Fate, Transport, and Sources – Cont. (2000) 127 - 130 Scientific Basis for Goals and Manaagement Options (2000) 131 - 142 Scientific Basis for Goals and Manaagement Options – Cont. (2000) 143 - 145 Citations Related to: Characterization of the Cause(s) of Hypoxia ( 2000) 3. Alliance for Coastal Technologies. 2004. ACT Workshop: State of Technology in the Development and Application of Dissolved Oxygen Sensors. UMCES Technical Report Series: TS-444-04-CBL/Ref No. [UMCES]CBL 04-089, Alliance for Coastal Technologies Indexing No. ACT-04-01. N. N. Rabalais served as Facilitator of the Workshop and Drafted the Report. 5. Ammerman, J. W., and W. B. Glover. 2000. Continuous underway measurement of microbial ectoenzyme activities in aquatic ecosystems. Marine Ecology Progress Series 201: 1-12. Abstract:?Microbial ectoenzyme activities in aquatic environments are important agents of polymer hydrolysis and indicators of the state of microbial carbon, nitrogen, or phosphorus nutrition. However, like most other biochemical and molecular measurements, ectoenzyme activities have been Limited to discrete water samples. We have developed a continuous underway method for measuring microbial enzyme activities using high-sensitivity fluorescent substrates. The system we develop