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Time	Session	Location	Title
1400	B33A	CC 714B	Carbon Linkages Between Terrestrial and Aquatic Ecosystems: Magnitude, Mechanisms, and Biogeochemical Consequences I (joint with H) Presiding: S Sebestyen, U.S. Forest Service; I Buffam, University of Wisconsin-Madison; N Lottig, University of Wisconsin-Madison    [Print-friendly session details]
1400	B33A-01	CC 714B	Integrated Aquatic CO2 Emission into Boreal Landscape Perspective *C R Teodoru, P A del Giorgio, Y T Prairie    [Abstract]
1415	B33A-02	CC 714B	Integrating hydrology and ecology into perspectives of lake dissolved organic carbon cycling and chemical character *E G Stets, R G Striegl, G R Aiken    [Abstract]
1430	B33A-03	CC 714B	Whole watershed spectrometric and fluorometric characterization of dissolved organic matter in two large rivers in Canada with differing impact *R Hutchins, S Schiff, R Elgood    [Abstract]
1445	B33A-04	CC 714B	Characterizing Dissolved Organic Matter (DOM) Isolated From Specific Allochthonous and Autochthonous Sources in a North-Temperate Stream Ecosystem *J C Wong, D Williams    [Abstract]
1500	B33A-05	CC 714B	A Mechanistic Model for Bubble Rise in Soft Sediments *C K Algar, B P Boudreau    [Abstract]
1515	B33A-06	CC 714B	Water availability controls on community structure of an ephemeral meltwater stream ecosystem in the McMurdo Dry Valleys *D M McKnight, B Simmons, L Stanish    [Abstract]
1530	B33A-07	CC 714B	The Effects of Photolysis on DOC Fate, POC Production, and the δ13C of DOC and δ13C of POC in Forested Northern Temperate Streams. *K M Chomicki, S L Schiff    [Abstract]
1545	B33A-08	CC 714B	Changes of Photochemical Properties of Dissolved Organic Matter During a Hydrological Year *P Porcal, P J Dillon    [Abstract]