William ---------Henry----------------------------------------------------- ------------------Wilcox---------------------------------------wilcox@sunline.net Education

-  University of Tennessee, Knoxville,  1972- 1974.  Ph.D. in ecology.  Thesis topic, The Effects of Nitrogen and Phosphorous Enrichment on Salt Marsh Community Structure.   This work was done in a Batis and Salicornia marsh in Charlotte Harbor that received episodic tidal inundation.  Degree awarded 1979.

-  National Science Foundation, Tropical Botany Summer Seminar, University of Miami and Fairchild Tropical Gardens, 1970.  Worked with a group of international scientists on tropical plant physiology and taxonomy.

-  Memphis State University, Memphis, Tennessee, 1963 - 1970:  

   Master's Degree in Botany, 1970.  Thesis topic,  A Floristic Survey of Crittenden County, Arkansas.  The County was predominantly a Mississippi River floodplain and oxbow lake habitat with some portions protected from inundation for over fifty years through the construction of levees. 

   Bachelor's Degree in Biology, 1968.

   Missouri Valley Conference, All Around Gymnastic Champion, 1968.  
 

PUBLICATIONS

Books:
Biological Indicators of Environmental Quality: a Bibliography of Abstracts, Thomas, Goldstein and Wilcox, Ann Arbor Science Publishers, Inc., 1973.

Papers & Reports

- "Enrichment of a subtropical estuary with nitrogen, phosphorous, and silica."  Fraser and Wilcox, In Estuaries and Nutrients, edited by Nielsen and Cronin, Humana Press, 1981.

     - Recommended practices for construction in wetlands, published as a Corps of Engineer Technical Manual, 1984.

-  Co-authored Oak Ridge National Laboratory Reports on:

     - The fate and distribution of tritium in the environment, 1974

     - Bioaccumulation and food chain magnification of selected toxic elements