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Maghini, M. K. R. "Availability of contaminants to migratory shorebirds consuming horseshoe crab eggs on Delaware Bay beaches." A publication of the Department of the Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service. Annapolis, Maryland (1996).


Maio, K. J., F. J. Margraf, and C. H. Hocutt. "Development of a sampling protocol to establish a population index for the horseshoe crab, Limulus polyphemus." A report by the Maryland Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit, University of Maryland Eastern Shore. Princess Anne, Maryland (1998).


Maryland Department of Forests and Parks. "Glimpses of Nature and History in Maryland’s State Parks." Oak Leaflet no. 4, 1968.


Maryland Department of Natural Resources. "Horseshoe crabs: A Bay treasure." Weekend Outlook, distributed in Southern Maryland newspapers, 6 April 1996.


Mayer, A. G. "The effects of temperature upon tropical marine animals." Papers from the Tortugas Laboratory of the Carnegie Institution of Washington, Volume 6. Washington, D.C.: Carnegie Institution Publications, 1914


McCormick, M. E. and M. J. McCormick. "The elms cliffs: characteristics of cliff erosion on the Chesapeake Bay." Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland (1998).


McHugh, J. L. "Fisheries and fishery resources of New York Bight." NOAA Technical Report NMFS Circular 401 (1977).


McManus, Kevin. "Slaughter Beach." The Washington Post Magazine. 30 June 1996: 7.


Michels, Stewart F. "Summary of trends in horseshoe crab abundance—Delaware." In Proceedings of the horseshoe crab forum: Status of the resource, edited by J. Farrell and C. Martin. Newark, Delaware: University of Delaware Sea Grant Publications, 1996 (DEL-SG-05-97).


Mikkelsen, T. The Secret in the Blue Blood. Beijing: Science Press, 1988.


Miller, Julie Ann and Christine Mlot. "Research update from the meeting in Chicago of the American Association for the advancement of science." BioScience 42, no. 6 (1992): 404–405.


Milne, L. J. and J. Margery. "Horseshoe crab—Is its luck running out?" Fauna 9, no. 3 (1947): 66–72.


Miyazaki, J-I., T. Isimoda, K. Sekiguchi, and T. Hirabayashi. "Comparative study of horseshoe crab tropomyosin." Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology 93B (1989): 681–687.


Miyazaki, J-I., K. Sekiguchi, and T. Hirabayashi, T. "Application of an improved method of two-dimensional electrophoresis to the systematic study of horseshoe crabs." Biological Bulletin 172 (1987): 212–224.


Morreale, S. J. and E. A. Standora. "Occurrence, movement, and behavior of the Kemp's Ridley and other sea turtles in New York waters." Okeanos Ocean Research Foundation final report, April 1988–March 1993 (1993).


Munson, R. E. "Bait need of the eel and conch fisheries in New Jersey and Delaware as determined from questionnaires filled out by commercial fishermen in those fisheries." Unpublished data presented to the Delaware Bay Watermen's Association. Newport, New Jersey, 1998.


Murray, Molly. "Is the once plentiful horseshoe crab on its last legs?" Wilmington (Delaware) Sunday News Journal, 25 February 1996.


Musick, J. A., R. Byles, R. Klinger, and S. A. Bellmund. "Mortality and Behavior of Sea Turtles in the Chesapeake Bay. Summary Report for 1979 Through 1983 - Report to the National Marine Fisheries Service, Northeast Section." Virginia Institute of Marine Sciences, College of William and Mary, 1983.


Myers, J. P. "Conservation of migrating shorebirds: staging areas, geographical bottlenecks, and regional movements." American Birds 37 (1981): 23–25.


Myers, J. P. "Sex and gluttony on Delaware Bay." Natural History 95 (1986): 68–77.


Myers, J. P., J. L. Maron, and M. Sallaberry. "Going to extremes: why do sanderlings migrate to the neotropics?" Ornithology Monograph 36 (1985): 520–535.


Myers, J. P., R. I. G. Morrison, P. Z. Antas, B. A. Harrington, T. E. Lovejoy, M. Sallaberry, S. E. Senner, and A. Tarak. "Conservation strategy for migratory species." American Scientist 75 (1987): 19–26.