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1. Calibration of the high-pressure cohesive strength meter (CSM) S. Vardy et al.
2. Technical Note: The effects of five different defaunation methods on biogeochemical properties of intertidal sediment T. Tolhurst et al.
3. Spatial and temporal variation in the sediment properties of an intertidal mangrove forest: implications for sampling T. Tolhurst & M. Chapman
4. Estimation of surface chlorophyll‐a on an emersed mudflat using field spectrometry: accuracy of ratios and derivative‐based approaches R. Murphy et al.
5. The effects of tidally-driven temporal variation on measuring intertidal cohesive sediment erosion threshold T. Tolhurst et al.
6. Effects of sandy vs muddy sediments on the vertical distribution of microphytobenthos in intertidal flats of the Fraser River Estuary, Canada K. Yin et al.
7. DETERMINISTIC COASTAL MORPHOLOGICAL AND SEDIMENT TRANSPORT MODELING: A REVIEW AND DISCUSSION L. Amoudry & A. Souza
8. Current awareness
9. Biostabilization: Parameterizing the interactions between microorganisms and siliciclastic marine sediments B. Harris et al.
10. The Hummocky Patches and Associated Sediment Dynamics Over an Accretional Intertidal Flat S. Zhu et al.
11. Form, function and physics: the ecology of biogenic stabilisation D. Paterson et al.
12. Biota and hydrology influence soil stability in constructed wetlands S. Prellwitz & A. Thompson
13. Changes in cohesive sediment properties associated with the growth of a diatom biofilm T. Tolhurst et al.
14. The relative contributions of physical and microbiological factors to cohesive sediment stability M. Lundkvist et al.
15. Effect of antecedent soil moisture content on soil critical shear stress in agricultural watersheds H. Singh & A. Thompson
16. The effect of evaporation on the erodibility of mudflats in a mesotidal estuary S. Fagherazzi et al.
17. Macrofauna along the Sudanese Red Sea coast: potential effect of mangrove clearance on community and trophic structure R. Sabeel et al.
18. The effects of gas extraction under intertidal mudflats on sediment and macrozoobenthic communities P. de la Barra et al.
19. Muddy Sediment Erosion: Insights from Field Studies T. Tolhurst et al.
20. Current Awareness
21. The role of biophysical interactions within the ijzermonding tidal flat sediment dynamics A. De Backer et al.
22. The sediment reworking foraminiferan Ammonia cf. aomoriensis is a sediment destabilizer: Insights from an experiment with artificial removal of the pseudopods T. Cedhagen et al.
23. Alteration of organic matter during infaunal polychaete gut passage and links to sediment organic geochemistry. Part I: Amino acids C. Woulds et al.
24. Adaptations of microphytobenthos assemblages to sediment type and tidal position B. Jesus et al.
25. Effects of experimental manipulation of algae and fauna on the properties of intertidal soft sediments R. Murphy & T. Tolhurst
26. The Stabilisation Potential of Individual and Mixed Assemblages of Natural Bacteria and Microalgae H. Lubarsky et al.
27. Day–night variation of intertidal flat sediment properties in relation to sediment stability P. Friend et al.
28. Assessment of erosion and settling properties of fine sediments stored in cobble bed rivers: the Arc and Isère alpine rivers before and after reservoir flushing C. Legout et al.
29. Diatom migration and sediment armouring – an example from the Tagus Estuary, Portugal T. Tolhurst et al.
30. The effects of simulated rain on the erosion threshold and biogeochemical properties of intertidal sediments T. Tolhurst et al.
31. Holistic environmental monitoring in ports as an opportunity to advance sustainable development, marine science, and social inclusiveness F. Ferrario et al.
32. Hydrodynamic forcing on salt-marsh development: Distinguishing the relative importance of waves and tidal flows D. Callaghan et al.
33. In situ flume measurements of resuspension in the North Sea C. Thompson et al.
34. Co‐occurring intertidal ecosystem engineers with opposing growth strategies show opposite responses to environmental gradients during establishment C. van de Ven et al.
35. Seagrass–sediment interactions, positive feedbacks and critical thresholds for occurrence: a review W. de Boer
36. Response of natural estuarine microphytobenthic biofilms to multiple anthropogenic stressors J. Rimmer et al.
37. Assessing Risk of E. coli Resuspension from Intertidal Estuarine Sediments: Implications for Water Quality A. Wyness et al.
38. Weak diurnal changes in the biochemical properties and benthic macrofauna of urbanised mangrove forests and mudflats T. Tolhurst
39. Day–night variation of cohesive sediment stability P. Friend et al.
40. Physical control of sediment carbon content in an estuarine tidal flat system (Nanakita River, Japan): A mechanistic case study T. Sakamaki & O. Nishimura
41. Lack of correlation between surface macrofauna, meiofauna, erosion threshold and biogeochemical properties of sediments within an intertidal mudflat and mangrove forest T. Tolhurst et al.
42. Seasonal changes in sediment erodibility associated with biostabilization in a subarctic intertidal environment, St. Lawrence Estuary, Canada A. Waqas et al.
43. Content versus concentration: Effects of units on measuring the biogeochemical properties of soft sediments T. Tolhurst et al.
44. Scaling up polychaete contributions to estuarine ecosystem functions A. Martins et al.
45. Benthic variability in intertidal soft-sediments in the mesohaline part of the Schelde estuary T. Ysebaert et al.
46. Field-based remote-sensing for experimental intertidal ecology: Case studies using hyperspatial and hyperspectral data for New South Wales (Australia) R. Murphy et al.
47. Living estuarine shorelines as nature-based green engineering for coastal stabilization: A scientometric analysis L. Long et al.
48. Spatial and temporal variations in the erosion threshold of fine riverbed sediments R. Grabowski et al.
49. Effect of hydro-climate variation on biofilm dynamics and its impact in intertidal environments E. Bastianon et al.
50. Habitat modification by Ascophyllum canopy negatively impacts macrofaunal communities on soft-sediment shores A. Gilson & A. Davies
51. Plant traits determining biogeomorphic landscape dynamics: A study on clonal expansion strategies driving cliff formation at marsh edges H. Cao et al.
52. A regression approach to the mapping of bio-physical characteristics of surface sediment using in situ and airborne hyperspectral acquisitions E. Ibrahim et al.
53. Alteration of organic matter during infaunal polychaete gut passage and links to sediment organic geochemistry. Part II: Fatty acids and aldoses C. Woulds et al.
54. Erodibility of a mixed mudflat dominated by microphytobenthos and Cerastoderma edule, East Frisian Wadden Sea, Germany T. Andersen et al.
55. Small-scale temporal and spatial variability in the erosion threshold and properties of cohesive intertidal sediments T. Tolhurst et al.
56. Remote Sensing of Biologically Reworked Sediments: A Laboratory Experiment A. De Backer et al.