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1. The carbonate system of the northern South China Sea: Seasonality and exchange with the western North Pacific E. Roberts et al.
2. Significant Seasonal N2O Dynamics Revealed by Multi‐Year Observations in the Northern South China Sea X. Wan et al.
3. Typhoon Merbok induced upwelling impact on material transport in the coastal northern South China Sea C. Jiang et al.
4. Molecular composition determines the nitrogen isotopic signatures of dissolved organic matter Z. Yan et al.
5. ENSO shapes salinity regimes and fish migration in the China Seas Z. Wang et al.
6. Ecological responses of euphotic and deep phytoplankton to diverse controlling processes in the northeast South China Sea H. Guo et al.
7. Seasonal and ENSO-related interannual variability of subsurface fronts separating West Philippine Sea waters from South China Sea waters near the Luzon Strait C. Chen et al.
8. Previously unidentified Indonesian Throughflow pathways and freshening in the Indian Ocean during recent decades S. Makarim et al.
9. Comparison of Primary Production Using in situ and Satellite-Derived Values at the SEATS Station in the South China Sea Y. Shih et al.
10. Classification and 3-D distribution of upper layer water masses in the northern South China Sea J. Zhu et al.
11. Dissolved rare earth elements in the Northwest Pacific: Sources, water mass tracing, and cross‐shelf fluxes A. Cao et al.
12. Nitrogen fixation under the interaction of Kuroshio and upwelling in the northeastern South China Sea J. Liu et al.
13. A strong summer intrusion of the Kuroshio and residence time in the northern South China Sea revealed by radium isotopes G. Wang et al.
14. Water Mass Processes Between the South China Sea and the Western Pacific Through the Luzon Strait: Insights From Hydrogen and Oxygen Isotopes J. Wu et al.
15. Underestimation of biogenic silica sinking flux due to dissolution in sediment traps: A case study in the South China Sea W. Liang et al.
16. Asymmetric Response of the Biological Carbon Pump to the ENSO in the South China Sea H. Li et al.
17. Substrate regulation leads to differential responses of microbial ammonia-oxidizing communities to ocean warming Z. Zheng et al.
18. Spatial reconstruction of long-term (2003–2020) sea surface pCO2 in the South China Sea using a machine-learning-based regression method aided by empirical orthogonal function analysis Z. Wang et al.
19. Contrasting Photophysiological Characteristics of Phytoplankton Assemblages in the Northern South China Sea P. Jin et al.
20. Reconstruction of High-Resolution Sea Surface Salinity over 2003–2020 in the South China Sea Using the Machine Learning Algorithm LightGBM Model Z. Wang et al.
21. Effects of Typhoons on Surface Seawater pCO2 and Air‐Sea CO2 Fluxes in the Northern South China Sea P. Yu et al.
22. Metaproteomics reveals nutrient availability shaping distinct microbial community and metabolic niche in the nutrient-depleted and replete layers of an oligotrophic euphotic zone S. Chen et al.
23. Nitrite Cycle Indicated by Dual Isotopes in the Northern South China Sea Y. Chen et al.
24. Construction of a High Spatiotemporal Resolution Dataset of Satellite-DerivedpCO2and Air–Sea CO2Flux in the South China Sea (2003–2019) Z. Song et al.
25. Strengthened glacial biological pump revealed by 230Th-normalized biogenic flux in the northern South China Sea Z. Duan et al.
26. Comparison of Nitrate Isotopes Between the South China Sea and Western North Pacific Ocean: Insights Into Biogeochemical Signals and Water Exchange J. Yang et al.
27. Changes in nutrient stoichiometry in responding to diatom growth in cyclonic eddies K. Zhou et al.
28. Enhanced Chlorophyll Concentrations Induced by Kuroshio Intrusion Fronts in the Northern South China Sea L. Guo et al.
29. Enhanced Biodegradation of Dissolved Organic Carbon in the Western Boundary Kuroshio Current When Intruded to the Marginal South China Sea X. Li et al.
30. Formation mechanisms of foraminifera-dominated silt–sand sheets in the Baiyun Sag, South China Sea: The role of Kuroshio and North Pacific Intermediate Water C. Deng et al.
31. Phytoplankton community responses to the combined effects of internal waves and anticyclonic eddies shed from the Kuroshio intrusion Y. Zhong et al.
32. Potential carbon sources and sinks in frontal zones dominated respectively by mesoscale and submesoscale processes in the Luzon Strait S. Liu et al.
33. Enhanced impact of prolonged MHWs on satellite-observed chlorophyll in the South China Sea W. He et al.
34. Seasonal fluctuations of ichthyoplankton assemblage in the northeastern South China Sea influenced by the Kuroshio intrusion D. Huang et al.
35. Spatial distribution and behavior of dissolved selenium speciation in the South China Sea and Malacca Straits during spring inter-monsoon period W. Cao et al.
36. Constraining barium isotope fractionation in the upper water column of the South China Sea Z. Cao et al.
37. Seasonal distribution of water masses and their impacts on nutrient supply in the southern Beibu Gulf S. Liu et al.
38. The seas around China in a warming climate F. Wang et al.
39. Biogeochemical structure of the Laptev Sea in 2015-2020 associated with the River Lena plume L. Xie et al.
40. Phytoplankton Community Patterns in the Northeastern South China Sea: Implications of Intensified Kuroshio Intrusion During the 2015/16 El Niño X. Ding et al.
41. Global Warming Weakens the Ocean Front and Phytoplankton Blooms in the Luzon Strait Over the Past 40 years Q. Lao et al.
42. On contributions by wind‐induced mixing and eddy pumping to interannual chlorophyll variability during different ENSO phases in the northern South China Sea P. Xiu et al.
43. Upper intermediate layer-derived brGDGTs revealed from surface sediments along an elevation transect of a seamount M. Wang et al.
44. Nitrogen cycling in China marginal seas: Progress and challenges S. Wu et al.
45. Horizontal velocity structure of mesoscale eddies in the South China Sea Z. Yang et al.
46. Proportion of dead cells in phytoplankton modulates community structure P. Wang et al.
47. Proteomics analysis reveals differential acclimation of coastal and oceanic Synechococcus to climate warming and iron limitation C. Schiksnis et al.
48. Sources and accumulation of plutonium in a large Western Pacific marginal sea: The South China Sea J. Wu et al.
49. Factors regulating the phytoplankton and tintinnid microzooplankton communities in the East China Sea M. Noman et al.
50. Biogeography of N2 Fixation Influenced by the Western Boundary Current Intrusion in the South China Sea Y. Lu et al.
51. Sources and transport of plutonium in the Indo-Pacific Intersection: Implications for South China Sea freshwater transport into Indonesian Seas T. Xie et al.
52. Seasonal variability of upper ocean primary production along the Kuroshio off Japan: Roles of eddy-driven nutrient transport X. Zhang et al.
53. Nitrogen fixation driven by mesoscale eddies and the Kuroshio Current in the northern South China Sea and the East China Sea L. Li et al.
54. Long‐lived subsurface anticyclonic eddy enhances microbial diversity and vertical niche partitioning Y. Wang et al.
55. Influence of the Yellow Sea Warm Current on phytoplankton community in the central Yellow Sea X. Liu et al.
56. Controls on temporal and spatial variations of phytoplankton pigment distribution in the Northern South China Sea T. Ho et al.
57. Constraining the oceanic barium cycle with stable barium isotopes Z. Cao et al.
58. Composition and genetic diversity of picoeukaryotes in the northeastern South China Sea during the Luzon winter bloom J. Li et al.
59. Methane in the South China Sea and the Western Philippine Sea H. Tseng et al.
60. Climatology of nutrient distributions in the South China Sea based on a large data set derived from a new algorithm C. Du et al.
61. Biogeographic Role of the Kuroshio Current Intrusion in the Microzooplankton Community in the Boundary Zone of the Northern South China Sea P. Sun et al.
62. Abundant and rare picoeukaryotic sub‐communities present contrasting patterns in the epipelagic waters of marginal seas in the northwestern Pacific Ocean W. Wu et al.
63. Dual isotopic evidence for nitrate sources and active biological transformation in the Northern South China Sea in summer F. Chen et al.
64. Radiocarbon in Dissolved Organic and Inorganic Carbon of the South China Sea L. Ding et al.
65. Dissolved silicon isotope dynamics in large river estuaries Z. Zhang et al.
66. Feasibility of reconstructing the summer basin-scale sea surface partial pressure of carbon dioxide from sparse in situ observations over the South China Sea G. Wang et al.
67. Effects of multiple dynamic processes on chlorophyll variation in the Luzon Strait in summer 2019 based on glider observation X. Wang et al.
68. Comparing the isotopic and molecular composition of dissolved organic carbon between the oligotrophic South China Sea and the adjacent North Pacific Ocean: Signals of biodegradation, conservative mixing, and terrestrial input P. Jiang et al.
69. Diapycnal Fluxes of Nutrients in an Oligotrophic Oceanic Regime: The South China Sea C. Du et al.
70. Refractory humic-like dissolved organic matter fuels microbial communities in deep energy-limiting marine sediments Y. Chen et al.
71. Dynamics of benthic microeukaryotic communities in a mangrove wetland invaded by Spartina alterniflora: Effects of vegetation, seasonality, and sediment depth Y. Wang et al.
72. Intrusion of Kuroshio Helps to Diminish Coastal Hypoxia in the Coast of Northern South China Sea H. Lui et al.
73. Dynamics of dissolved inorganic carbon in the South China Sea: A modeling study C. Du et al.
74. Role of Marginal Seas in Deep Ocean Regeneration of Dissolved Silica: A Case Study in the Marginal Seas of the Western Pacific X. Yu et al.
75. Kuroshio Intrusion Combined with Coastal Currents Affects Phytoplankton in the Northern South China Sea Revealed by Lipid Biomarkers Y. Wang et al.
76. Corrigendum to “Constraining the oceanic barium cycle with stable barium isotopes” [Earth Planet. Sci. Lett. 434 (2016) 1–9] Z. Cao et al.
77. Patterns of Relative and Quantitative Abundances of Marine Bacteria in Surface Waters of the Subtropical Northwest Pacific Ocean Estimated With High-Throughput Quantification Sequencing J. Kong et al.
78. Stimulation of Heterotrophic and Autotrophic Metabolism in the Mixing Zone of the Kuroshio Current and Northern South China Sea: Implications for Export Production Y. Huang et al.
79. Enhanced Sinks of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons Due to Kuroshio Intrusion: Implications on Biogeochemical Processes in the Ocean-Dominated Marginal Seas M. Liu et al.
80. Microplastics in the western Pacific and South China Sea: Spatial variations reveal the impact of Kuroshio intrusion M. Liu et al.
81. A Modeling Study of Nutrient Transport and Dynamics Over the Northern Slope of the South China Sea Z. Lu & J. Gan
82. Sand waves near the shelf break of the northern South China Sea: morphology and recent mobility H. Zhang et al.
83. Partitioning of carbon export in the euphotic zone of the oligotrophic South China Sea Y. Ma et al.
84. Biogeochemistry and ecosystems of continental margins in the western North Pacific Ocean and their interactions and responses to external forcing – an overview and synthesis K. Liu et al.
85. Changes in diazotrophic community structure associated with Kuroshio succession in the northern South China Sea H. Zhang et al.
86. Nutrient transport and dynamics in the South China Sea: A modeling study Z. Lu et al.
87. Underway analysis of nanomolar dissolved reactive phosphorus in oligotrophic seawater with automated on-line solid phase extraction and spectrophotometric system J. Ma et al.
88. The acclimation process of phytoplankton biomass, carbon fixation and respiration to the combined effects of elevated temperature and pCO2 in the northern South China Sea G. Gao et al.
89. Carbonate dynamics in a tropical coastal system in the South China Sea featuring upwelling, river plumes and submarine groundwater discharge W. Yang et al.
90. Comparison of Diazotrophic Composition and Distribution in the South China Sea and the Western Pacific Ocean C. Ding et al.
91. Factors driving the spatiotemporal variability in phytoplankton in the Northern South China Sea N. Wei et al.
92. Non-local drivers of the summer hypoxia in the East China Sea off the Changjiang Estuary W. Qian et al.
93. Enhanced Ammonia Oxidation Caused by Lateral Kuroshio Intrusion in the Boundary Zone of the Northern South China Sea M. Xu et al.
94. Radium-Derived Water Mixing and Associated Nutrient in the Northern South China Sea J. Liu et al.
95. Seamounts generate efficient active transport loops to nourish the twilight ecosystem X. Wang et al.
96. Hydrological and Biogeochemical Controls on Absorption and Fluorescence of Dissolved Organic Matter in the Northern South China Sea C. Wang et al.
97. Errors in Current Velocity in the Low-latitude North Pacific: Results from the Regional Ocean Modeling System X. Wen & W. Duan
98. A machine-learning approach to modeling picophytoplankton abundances in the South China Sea B. Chen et al.
99. Isotopic Composition and Distribution of Plutonium in Northern South China Sea Sediments Revealed Continuous Release and Transport of Pu from the Marshall Islands J. Wu et al.
100. Two-Decade Variability of Sea Surface Temperature and Chlorophyll-a in the Northern South China Sea as Revealed by Reconstructed Cloud-Free Satellite Data C. Ma et al.
101. Silicon balance in the South China Sea Y. Ma et al.
102. Water mass–driven spatial effects and environmental heterogeneity shape microeukaryote biogeography in a subtropical, hydrographically complex ocean system - A case study of ciliates P. Sun et al.
103. Dissolved organic carbon in the South China Sea and its exchange with the Western Pacific Ocean K. Wu et al.
104. Processes controlling the distribution and cycling of dissolved manganese in the northern South China Sea Z. Wang et al.
105. Characterizing the 3-D Structure of Particle Beam Attenuation Coefficient in the Northern South China Sea L. Teng et al.
106. The response of diazotrophs to nutrient amendment in the South China Sea and western North Pacific Z. Wen et al.
107. Light-driven integration of diazotroph-derived nitrogen in euphotic nitrogen cycle H. Shen et al.
108. Long-term variation of the eddy kinetic energy in the Northeastern South China sea B. Wu & J. Gan
109. Spatial and seasonal distributions of photosynthetic picoeukaryotes along an estuary to basin transect in the northern South China Sea W. Wu et al.
110. Seasonal dynamics and export of biogenic silica in the upper water column of a large marginal sea, the northern South China Sea Z. Cao et al.
111. Seasonal variations of sea–air CO2 fluxes in the largest tropical marginal sea (South China Sea) based on multiple-year underway measurements W. Zhai et al.
112. Impact of physical and biogeochemical forcing on particle export in the South China Sea K. Zhou et al.
113. Diversity, Composition, and Activities of Nano- and Pico-Eukaryotes in the Northern South China Sea With Influences of Kuroshio Intrusion F. Wang et al.
114. Variation of 239,240Pu in Coral and Its Response to the Climate System in South China Sea X. Zhao et al.
115. Quantifying the Water Contribution of Subtropical Mode Water and Related Isopycnal/Diapycnal Water Mixing in the Western Pacific Boundary Current Area Using Radiocesium: A Significant Nutrient Contribution From Subtropical Pacific Gyre to the Marginal Region S. Zhu et al.
116. The Impact of Eddies on Nutrient Supply, Diatom Biomass and Carbon Export in the Northern South China Sea Y. Shih et al.
117. Inter-shelf nutrient transport from the East China Sea as a major nutrient source supporting winter primary production on the northeast South China Sea shelf A. Han et al.
118. Long‐Term Patterns of Dissolved Oxygen Dynamics in the Pearl River Estuary W. Qian et al.
119. Spatial and seasonal dynamics of biogenic silica in a eutrophic marginal sea, the East China Sea Y. Li et al.
120. Seasonal SSH Variability of the Northern South China Sea F. Xu & L. Oey
121. Distribution and microbial degradation of dissolved organic carbon in the northern South China Sea L. Ding et al.
122. Apparent oxygen utilization rates based on tritium-helium dating in the South China Sea: Implications for export production T. Xie et al.
123. 惰性的类腐殖质溶解有机质在能量匮乏的海洋沉积物中支持深部微生物群落 云. 陈 et al.
124. Paleo-productivity sensitivity to monsoonal and eddy dynamics in the central-western South China Sea since the Last Glaciation M. Liu et al.
125. Metabarcoding survey of meroplankton communities in the South China Sea and Philippine Sea: Shedding light on inter-basin biogeography in the West Pacific L. Qihang et al.
126. Metatranscriptomes reveal the diverse responses of Thaumarchaeota ecotypes to environmental variations in the northern slope of the South China Sea Y. Lu et al.
127. Net community production in the South China Sea Basin estimated from in situ O2 measurements on an Argo profiling float Y. Huang et al.
128. Isotope constraints on nitrogen dynamics in the upper water column of the South China Sea X. Yan et al.
129. Biological carbon pump responses to multiscale physical processes: a review of sediment trap studies in the South China Sea J. Zhang et al.
130. Impacts of the Zhe-Min Coastal Current on the biogeographic pattern of microbial eukaryotic communities Z. Xu et al.
131. Responses of Phytoplankton Communities to Internal Waves in Oligotrophic Oceans L. Ma et al.
132. Interannual Coral Δ14C Records of Surface Water Exchange Across the Luzon Strait R. Ramos et al.
133. Cracking the dynamic code of the deep: Unexpected seasonal patterns of active protistan-bacterial microbiomes in the mesopelagic zone of the South China Sea P. Sun et al.
134. Seasonal dynamics of the carbonate system under complex circulation schemes on a large continental shelf: The northern South China Sea W. Yang et al.
135. Dynamics of ammonium biogeochemistry in an oligotrophic regime in the South China Sea Y. Zhu et al.
136. The Influence of the Vietnam Offshore Current and Kuroshio Intrusion on Net Community Production in the Oligotrophic South China Sea in Summer C. Qin et al.
137. Nutricline heaving regulates carbon export in the South China Sea C. Du et al.
138. Identification of the Distribution and Sources of Pu in the Northern South China Sea: Influences of Provenance and Scavenging R. Wang et al.