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4. Mid-Pleistocene Transition altered upper water column structure in the Bay of Bengal S. Bhadra et al.
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7. Seasonal variation of fluxes of planktic foraminiferal tests collected by a time-series sediment trap in the central Bay of Bengal during three different years A. Maeda et al.
8. A multi-criteria based optimal niche analysis of seasonal productivity in the Bay of Bengal using MODIS data M. Hasan et al.
9. Impact of Initial and Boundary Conditions on Coupled Model Simulations for Bay of Bengal S. Patel et al.
10. An observational analysis of the evolution of a mesoscale anti-cyclonic eddy over the Northern Bay of Bengal during May–July 2014 N. Busireddy et al.
11. Simultaneous Occurrence of Tropical Cyclones in the Northern Indian Ocean: Differential Response and Triggering Mechanisms R. Roy Chowdhury et al.
12. Spatiotemporal variations of the thermohaline structure and cyclonic response in the northern Bay of Bengal: The evaluation of a global ocean forecasting system S. Akhter et al.
13. Processes responsible for mixed layer variations near mesoscale eddies in the Bay of Bengal V. Gulakaram et al.
14. Environmental controls on chlorophyll-a and dissolved oxygen variability in contrasting Basins of the Northern Indian ocean K. Chakraborty et al.
15. Long-term variability of Sea Surface Temperature in the Tropical Indian Ocean in relation to climate change and variability S. Mohan et al.
16. Decline in C:N:P ratios of particulate organic matter during the fall intermonsoon in the northern Indian Ocean D. Sahoo et al.
17. Insights into the spatial and vertical distribution of extant planktonic foraminifera in the Bay of Bengal R. Manceau et al.
18. Variability of Particulate Amino Acids and Processes Responsible for Sources into the Coastal Waters of the Bay of Bengal B. Kumar et al.
19. Precision of CMIP6 models in acquiring mixed layer depth and climate events in the Bay of Bengal A. Asok & H. Warrior
20. Characterizing near-surface salinity variability in the northern Bay of Bengal and its potential drivers during extreme freshening years of the 2011–2019 period C. Prasad et al.
21. Monsoon-influenced variations in plankton community structure and upper-water column stratification in the western Bay of Bengal during the past 80 ky Y. Ota et al.
22. Investigation of tropical cyclone-triggered upper-oceanic biophysical dynamics in the Bay of Bengal using satellite and BGC-Argo observations during extreme negative IOD event A. Jena et al.
23. The roles of mixed layer depth in affecting chemical and biological characteristics of Makassar straits, Indonesia I. Dewi et al.
24. Monsoon-related changes in surface hydrography and productivity in the Bay of Bengal over the last 45 kyr BP K. Verma et al.
25. Future climate change in the Northern Indian Ocean as simulated with a high-resolution regional earth system model D. Sein et al.
26. Role of local and remote forcing on the decadal variability of Mixed Layer Depth in the Bay of Bengal B. Sadhukhan & A. Chakraborty
27. Seasonal and Interannual Variability in the Barrier Layer of the Bay of Bengal A. Kumari et al.
28. Coupled effects of ocean current on wind stress in the Bay of Bengal: Eddy energetics and upper ocean stratification H. Seo et al.
29. Cluster-based analysis of biophysical controls on spatiotemporal variability of productivity in the Bay of Bengal S. Das et al.
30. Biophysical responses to tropical cyclone Hudhud over the Bay of Bengal K. Maneesha et al.
31. Role of eddies and N2 fixation in regulating C:N:P proportions in the Bay of Bengal D. Sahoo et al.
32. A paleoproductivity shift in the northwestern Bay of Bengal (IODP Site U1445) across the Mid-Pleistocene transition in response to weakening of the Indian summer monsoon J. Lee et al.
33. Seasonal and long-term sea-level variations and their forcing factors in the northern Bay of Bengal: A statistical analysis of temperature, salinity, wind stress curl, and regional climate index data S. Akhter et al.
34. Picophytoplankton biogeography, community structure, and carbon biomass in the Eastern Indian Ocean during the spring inter-monsoon season G. Chaudhari et al.
35. Two-decadal variation of satellite-derived chlorophyll-a concentration and sea surface temperature in the Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal A. Ambica & S. Jayalakshmi
36. Indian monsoon variability in the Mahanadi Basin over the last two glacial cycles and its implications on the Indonesian throughflow J. Lee et al.
37. Upper Ocean Response Mechanisms to Pre-Monsoon and Post-Monsoon Cyclones in the Bay of Bengal S. Chowdhury et al.
38. Deep-sea sediment metagenome from Bay of Bengal reveals distinct microbial diversity and functional significance J. Marimuthu et al.
39. Bias correction with a deep neural model to improve Global Climate Model salinity projections in the Bay of Bengal A. Pasula et al.
40. Large shift in the upper water column characteristics of the west-central Bay of Bengal during the last glacial-interglacial transition T. Suokhrie & R. Saraswat
41. Determining chlorophyll-a thresholds for characterizing algal bloom conditions: An ocean colour remote sensing approach S. Raulo et al.
42. Spatial variability of the winter thermal inversion in the northern Bay of Bengal M. Masud-Ul-Alam et al.
43. Assessing causal drivers of model-based cyanobacterial blooms along the South-East coast of India S. Budakoti
44. Quantifying Tropical Cyclone's Effect on the Biogeochemical Processes Using Profiling Float Observations in the Bay of Bengal M. Girishkumar et al.
45. Seasonal and Interannual Variability of Mixed-Layer Depth and Surface Chlorophyll-a in the Bay of Bengal: Insights into Physical-Biological Coupling S. Chowdhury et al.
46. Interannual variability of winter-time barrier layer in the Bay of Bengal and the underlying processes C. Shanif et al.
47. A study on the physical and biogeochemical responses of the Bay of Bengal due to cyclone Madi R. Roy Chowdhury et al.
48. Winter Bloom of Marine Cyanobacterium, Trichodesmium erythraeum and Its Relation to Environmental Factors N. Shaika et al.
49. High prokaryotic diversity in the oxygen minimum zone of the Bay of Bengal: implications for nutrient cycling S. Nazirahmed et al.
50. Spatial distribution of nutrients associated with water masses in the Tubarão Bight (20°S–22°S), Brazil F. Perassoli et al.
51. Seasonal influence of freshwater discharge on spatio-temporal variations in primary productivity, sea surface temperature, and euphotic zone depth in the northern Bay of Bengal H. Ahmad et al.
52. Diversity, structure, and distribution of bacterioplankton and diazotroph communities in the Bay of Bengal during the winter monsoon C. Wu et al.
53. Why is the Bay of Bengal experiencing a reduced rate of sea surface warming? J. D'Mello & S. Prasanna Kumar
54. Observed physical and biogeochemical variability due to tropical cyclone Mocha using glider observations in the Bay of Bengal V. Thangaprakash et al.
55. Leveraging Bay of Bengal In-situ Data for Cross-Validation of Chlorophyll-a from OCM-3 and PACE A. Vijaya Krishna et al.
56. Role of cyclonic eddy in enhancing primary and new production in the Bay of Bengal A. Singh et al.
57. Indian monsoon variability during the last 46 kyr: isotopic records of planktic foraminifera from southwestern Bay of Bengal P. Gautam et al.
58. Simulation of the upper oceanic response to the super cyclonic storm Amphan in the Northern Bay of Bengal S. Akhter et al.
59. Numerical study of the seasonal salinity budget of the upper ocean in the Bay of Bengal in 2014 Q. Wang et al.
60. Radiolarian distribution and its response to the monsoonal and oceanographic changes of the Northwestern Bay of Bengal during the last 7000 years V. Viswam et al.
61. Regulation of phytoplankton community by mesoscale eddies and the East Indian Coastal Current in the southwestern Bay of Bengal during the northeast monsoon H. Chen et al.
62. Role of external forcing on the seasonal and interannual variability of mixed layer depth over the Bay of Bengal using reanalysis datasets during 1980–2015 B. Sadhukhan et al.
63. An exclusive in-situ dataset on physicochemical parameters in the gappy northern Bay of Bengal M. Masud-Ul-Alam et al.
64. Contributions of shortwave radiation to the formation of temperature inversions in the Bay of Bengal and eastern equatorial Indian Ocean: A modeling approach K. Chowdhury et al.
65. Examining features of enhanced phytoplankton biomass in the Bay of Bengal using a coupled physical‐biological model H. Gomes et al.
66. Coupling of thermocline depth and strength of the Indian, summer monsoon during deglaciation S. Naik & P. Naidu
67. Salinity stratification controlled productivity variation over 300 ky in the Bay of Bengal R. Da Silva et al.
68. Seasonality and potential generation mechanisms of submesoscale processes in the northern Bay of Bengal Y. Zhou et al.
69. Dominant physical-biogeochemical drivers for the seasonal variations in the surface chlorophyll-a and subsurface chlorophyll-a maximum in the Bay of Bengal K. Chowdhury et al.