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1. 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.
2. Enhanced Primary Production in the Oligotrophic South China Sea Related to Southeast Asian Forest Fires H. Xiao et al.
3. Evaluation of Satellite-Derived Size-Fractionated Phytoplankton Primary Production in the South China Sea L. Deng et al.
4. Enhanced Chlorophyll Concentrations Induced by Kuroshio Intrusion Fronts in the Northern South China Sea L. Guo et al.
5. Modeling long‐term change of planktonic ecosystems in the northern South China Sea and the upstream Kuroshio Current Q. Li et al.
6. Kuroshio Intrusion Combined with Coastal Currents Affects Phytoplankton in the Northern South China Sea Revealed by Lipid Biomarkers Y. Wang et al.
7. Differential dissolution of biogenic silica significantly affects the utility of sediment diatoms as paleoceanographic proxies L. Ran et al.
8. 21st-century rise in anthropogenic nitrogen deposition on a remote coral reef H. Ren et al.
9. Sediment Resuspension as a Major Contributor to Sinking Particles in the Northwestern South China Sea: Evidence From Observations and Modeling L. Ran et al.
10. Tropical Cyclone–Induced Ocean Response: A Comparative Study of the South China Sea and Tropical Northwest Pacific*,+ W. Mei et al.
11. Physical Forcing-Driven Productivity and Sediment Flux to the Deep Basin of Northern South China Sea: A Decadal Time Series Study H. Lui et al.
12. Responses of phytoplankton communities driven by differences of source water intrusions in the El Niño and La Niña events in the Taiwan Strait during the early spring Y. Zhong et al.
13. Dissolved organic carbon in the South China Sea and its exchange with the Western Pacific Ocean K. Wu et al.
14. Asymmetric Response of the Biological Carbon Pump to the ENSO in the South China Sea H. Li et al.
15. Summer Assemblages and Biodiversity of Larval Fish Associated with Hydrography in the Northern South China Sea L. Chen et al.
16. Zooplankton community structure and vertical distribution in the South China Sea during the summer monsoon Z. Tao et al.
17. Contributions of physical and biogeochemical processes to phytoplankton biomass enhancement in the surface and subsurface layers during the passage of Typhoon Damrey S. Pan et al.
18. Estimation of biophysical properties of areas in the Western North Pacific with a high frequency of tropical cyclones T. Wang et al.
19. Biological carbon pump responses to multiscale physical processes: a review of sediment trap studies in the South China Sea J. Zhang et al.
20. Quantile Analysis of Long-Term Trends of Near-Surface Chlorophyll-a in the Pearl River Plume N. Gao et al.
21. Nutricline heaving regulates carbon export in the South China Sea C. Du et al.
22. Two-decade satellite observations reveal variability in size-fractionated phytoplankton primary production in the South China Sea L. Deng et al.
23. Response of net primary productivity in the South China Sea to ENSO H. Gao et al.
24. Long-term variation of mesopelagic biogenic flux in the central South China Sea: Impact of monsoonal seasonality and mesoscale eddy H. Li et al.
25. Diel variability of vertical distributions of chlorophyll a at the SEATS and ALOHA stations: implications on remote sensing interpretations X. Pan et al.
26. Temporal Change of Export Production at Xisha of the Northern South China Sea Y. Chen et al.
27. Summer monsoon promotes the energy transfer efficiency of the zooplankton community in northern South China sea D. Sun et al.
28. Remote sensing of phytoplankton decline during the late 1980s and early 1990s in the South China Sea S. Tang & F. Liu
29. Climatology of physical hydrographic and biological characteristics of the Northern South China Sea Shelf-sea (NoSoCS) and adjacent waters: Observations from satellite remote sensing X. Pan et al.
30. Effects of Mixed Layer Depth on Phytoplankton Biomass in a Tropical Marginal Ocean: A Multiple Timescale Analysis L. Hou et al.
31. Coral reef carbonate δ13C records from the northern South China Sea: A useful proxy for seawater δ13C and the carbon cycle over the past 1.8 Ma S. Xu et al.
32. The variability of chlorophyll-a and its relationship with dynamic factors in the basin of the South China Sea Y. Yu et al.
33. Right‐side cooling and phytoplankton bloom in the wake of a tropical cyclone S. Huang & L. Oey
34. Remote sensing of surface [nitrite + nitrate] in river-influenced shelf-seas: The northern South China Sea Shelf-sea X. Pan et al.
35. Seasonal variability of the carbon export in the central South China Sea W. Ma et al.
36. Analysis of surface chlorophyll a associated with sea surface temperature and surface wind in the South China Sea H. Huynh et al.
37. Impact of physical and biogeochemical forcing on particle export in the South China Sea K. Zhou et al.
38. Coral growth over the past 550 years in the central South China Sea linked to monsoon- and seabird-induced nutrient stress Y. Liu et al.
39. Hydrographic control on subsurface chlorophyll maximum in the northern South China Sea in autumn X. Gong et al.
40. Eddy effects on surface chlorophyll in the northern South China Sea: Mechanism investigation and temporal variability analysis Q. He et al.
41. Association between the Biophysical Environment in Coastal South China Sea and Large-Scale Synoptic Circulation Patterns: The Role of the Northwest Pacific Subtropical High and Typhoons S. Liu et al.
42. Physical drivers of chlorophyll variability in the open South China Sea W. Zhang et al.
43. The formation processes of phytoplankton growth and decline in mesoscale eddies in the western North Pacific Ocean Y. Chang et al.
44. Links Between the Coral δ13C Record of Primary Productivity Variations in the Northern South China Sea and the East Asian Winter Monsoon T. Han et al.
45. 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.
46. Evaluating the Roles of Wind‐ and Buoyancy Flux‐Induced Mixing on Phytoplankton Dynamics in the Northern and Central South China Sea B. Geng et al.
47. Zn elemental and isotopic features in sinking particles of the South China Sea: Implications for its sources and sinks W. Liao et al.
48. Response of planktonic foraminifera to seasonal and interannual hydrographic changes: Sediment trap record from the northern South China Sea H. Lin et al.
49. Spatial‒temporal pattern of primary productivity in the South China Sea under the monsoon regulation: Insights from observations of 2003–2022 X. Chen et al.
50. The Effects of Atmospheric Nitrogen Deposition on the Marine Ecosystem of the Northern South China Sea W. He et al.
51. One-dimensional ocean model with three types of vertical velocities: a case study in the South China Sea W. Lu et al.
52. Simulation of export production and biological pump structure in the South China Sea W. Ma et al.
53. Spatiotemporal variation of the association between sea surface temperature and chlorophyll in global ocean during 2002–2019 based on a novel WCA-BME approach J. He et al.
54. Physical and biological roles of mesoscale eddies in Japanese eel larvae dispersal in the western North Pacific Ocean Y. Chang et al.
55. Effects of multiple dynamic processes on chlorophyll variation in the Luzon Strait in summer 2019 based on glider observation X. Wang et al.