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1. Understanding upper water mass dynamics in the Gulf of Mexico by linking physical and biogeochemical features G. Cervantes-Díaz et al.
2. A neural network algorithm for quantifying seawater pH using Biogeochemical-Argo floats in the open Gulf of Mexico E. Osborne et al.
3. The protist community of the oligotrophic waters of the Gulf of Mexico is distinctly shaped by depth-specific physicochemical conditions during the warm season K. Sidón-Ceseña et al.
4. Assessing the value of biogeochemical Argo profiles versus ocean color observations for biogeochemical model optimization in the Gulf of Mexico B. Wang et al.
5. Multidecade Trends of Sea Surface Temperature, Chlorophyll-a Concentration, and Ocean Eddies in the Gulf of Mexico G. Li et al.
6. Diel, lunar and seasonal vertical migration in the deep western Gulf of Mexico evidenced from a long-term data series of acoustic backscatter L. Ursella et al.
7. Oligotrophic Phytoplankton Community Effectively Adjusts to Artificial Upwelling Regardless of Intensity, but Differently Among Upwelling Modes J. Ortiz et al.
8. Nitrogen sources (NO3− vs N2 fixation) inferred from bulk δ15N values of zooplankton from the deep water region of the Gulf of Mexico O. Hernández-Sánchez et al.
9. Yucatan shelf’s larval density and distribution of Auxis spp. and Caranx crysos are primarily driven by regional upwelling and seasonality G. Daudén-Bengoa et al.
10. Do Loop Current eddies stimulate productivity in the Gulf of Mexico? P. Damien et al.
11. Effect of Caribbean Water incursion into the Gulf of Mexico derived from absolute dynamic topography, satellite data, and remotely sensed chlorophyll a J. Delgado et al.
12. Impact of Mesoscale Eddies on Deep Chlorophyll Maxima M. Cornec et al.
13. Offshore Freshwater Pathways in the Northern Gulf of Mexico: Impacts of Modeling Choices G. Liu et al.
14. Microbial metabolic activity in two basins of the Gulf of Mexico influenced by mesoscale structures J. Villegas-Mendoza et al.
15. Impacts of mesoscale eddies on the nitrate distribution in the deep-water region of the Gulf of Mexico E. Lee-Sánchez et al.
16. Picoplankton Carbon Biomass Assessments and Distribution of Prochlorococcus Ecotypes Linked to Loop Current Eddies During Summer in the Southern Gulf of Mexico L. Linacre et al.
17. A dual-attention embedded CNN model for estimating mixed layer depths in the Bay of Bengal W. Jia et al.
18. First insights on the horizontal movements of short‐finned pilot whales in the Gulf of Mexico M. García‐Aguilar et al.
19. Zooplankton summer composition in the southern Gulf of Mexico with emphasis on salp and hyperiid amphipod assemblages C. Hereu et al.
20. Spatio-temporal variability of oceanographic conditions in the Exclusive Economic Zone of Cuba D. Avila-Alonso et al.
21. Distribution and densities of fish larvae species with contrasting life histories as a function of oceanographic variables in the deep-water region of the southern Gulf of Mexico D. Gonzalo et al.
22. Upper-Ocean Processes Controlling the Near-Surface Temperature in the Western Gulf of Mexico from a Multidecadal Numerical Simulation Y. Zheng et al.
23. Seasonal variability drives differences in the structure of the calanoid copepod community in two contrasting regions of the Gulf of Mexico A. Gaona-Hernández et al.
24. Deep embedded clustering of chlorophyll-a reveals distinct seasonal regimes in the Beibu Gulf, China Q. Xu et al.
25. Chlorophyll response to wind and terrestrial nitrate in the western and southern continental shelves of the Gulf of Mexico J. González-Ramírez et al.
26. Hydrography of the Gulf of Mexico Using Autonomous Floats P. Hamilton et al.
27. Spatio-temporal variability of chlorophyll in the northern Indian Ocean: A biogeochemical argo data perspective C. Jayaram et al.
28. Overturning Instabilities Across a Warm Core Ring From Glider Observations J. Pérez et al.
29. Particulate organic carbon in the deep-water region of the Gulf of Mexico Y. Contreras-Pacheco et al.
30. Drivers of microbial carbon biomass variability in two oceanic regions of the Gulf of Mexico L. Linacre et al.
31. Response of sea surface temperature, chlorophyll and particulate organic carbon to a tropical cyclonic storm over the Arabian Sea, Southwest India E. Cheriyan et al.
32. Seasonal variability of coccolith fluxes in sediment traps of the Perdido and Coatzacoalcos regions in the Southern Gulf of Mexico F. García-Romero et al.
33. Bio‐Optical, Physical, and Chemical Properties of a Loop Current Eddy in the Gulf of Mexico Y. Zhang et al.
34. Visible radiation-driven photomineralization and photoproduction of dissolved organic matter in a large estuary: implications for coastal ocean biogeochemical cycles G. Song et al.
35. In situ estimates of net primary production in the open‐ocean Gulf of Mexico B. Yang et al.
36. Regionalization of oceanic waters based on satellite bio-optical properties in the central and southern Gulf of Mexico U. Mirabal et al.
37. Can assimilation of satellite observations improve subsurface biological properties in a numerical model? A case study for the Gulf of Mexico B. Wang et al.
38. A Multifaceted Approach to Advance Oil Spill Modeling and Physical Oceanographic Research at the United States Bureau of Ocean Energy Management Z. Li et al.
39. Ecological Geography of the Phytoplankton Associated to Bio-Optical Variability and HPLC-Pigments in the Central Southwestern Gulf of Mexico E. Millán-Núñez & M. De la Cruz-Orozco
40. Variability of fish larvae assemblages relative to mesoscale features in the deep water region of the southern Gulf of Mexico L. del Pilar Echeverri-García et al.
41. Hypoxia formation triggered by the organic matter from subsurface chlorophyll maximum in a large estuary-shelf system D. Li et al.
42. Nitracentric/Hydrographic Classification and Prediction of Nitrate Profiles for Oceanographic Stations Under the Influence of Mesoscale Eddies in the Gulf of Mexico J. Velásquez-Aristizábal et al.
43. The Loop Current Circulation Over the MIS 9 to MIS 5 Based on Planktonic Foraminifera Assemblages From the Gulf of Mexico E. Arellano‐Torres et al.
44. Ocean Color Image Sequences Reveal Diurnal Changes in Water Column Stability Driven by Air–Sea Interactions J. Jolliff et al.
45. Profiling float assessment of net primary production in the open-ocean Western Gulf of Mexico: A Re-examination B. Yang
46. Dissolved inorganic nitrogen and particulate organic nitrogen budget in the Yucatán shelf: driving mechanisms through a physical–biogeochemical coupled model S. Estrada-Allis et al.
47. Ocean monitoring, observation network and modelling of the Gulf of Mexico by CIGOM J. Herguera et al.
48. A gulf-wide synoptic isoscape of zooplankton isotope ratios reveals the importance of nitrogen fixation in supporting secondary production in the central Gulf of Mexico O. Hernández-Sánchez et al.