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1. Impact of recirculation on the East Greenland Current in Fram Strait: Results from moored current meter measurements between 1997 and 2009 L. de Steur et al.
2. Biomass of zooplankton in the eastern Arctic Ocean – A base line study K. Kosobokova & H. Hirche
3. Atlantic sources of the Arctic Ocean surface and halocline waters B. Rudels et al.
4. Bathymetric patterns in standing stock and diversity of deep-sea nematodes at the long-term ecological research observatory HAUSGARTEN (Fram Strait) K. Grzelak et al.
5. Plio-Pleistocene evolution of water mass exchange and erosional input at the Atlantic-Arctic gateway C. Teschner et al.
6. Oxygen and carbon isotope composition of modern planktic foraminifera and near-surface waters in the Fram Strait (Arctic Ocean) – a case study T. Pados et al.
7. High Latitude Epipelagic and Mesopelagic Scattering Layers—A Reference for Future Arctic Ecosystem Change T. Knutsen et al.
8. Water mass modification in an Arctic fjord through cross‐shelf exchange: The seasonal hydrography of Kongsfjorden, Svalbard F. Cottier et al.
9. Adaptive strategies and life history characteristics in a warming climate: Salmon in the Arctic? J. Nielsen et al.
10. Compositional Differences in Dissolved Organic Matter Between Arctic Cold Seeps Versus Non-Seep Sites at the Svalbard Continental Margin and the Barents Sea M. Sert et al.
11. Spatial occurrence and abundance of marine zooplankton in Northeast Greenland T. Beroujon et al.
12. Structure and drivers of ocean mixing north of Svalbard in summer and fall 2018 Z. Koenig et al.
13. What we do in the dark: Prevalence of omnivorous feeding activity in Arctic zooplankton during polar night E. Kunisch et al.
14. Growth Interruptions in Arctic Rhodoliths Correspond to Water Depth and Rhodolith Morphology M. Schlüter et al.
15. From temperate to polar waters: Transition to non‐cyanobacterial diazotrophy upon entering the Atlantic gateway of the Arctic Ocean L. von Friesen et al.
16. Mid to late Holocene strengthening of the East Greenland Current linked to warm subsurface Atlantic water K. Perner et al.
17. Investigating hypoxia in aquatic environments: diverse approaches to addressing a complex phenomenon J. Friedrich et al.
18. Simulation of oceanic volume transports through Fram Strait 1995–2005 K. Fieg et al.
19. Quaternary contourite drifts of the Western Spitsbergen margin M. Rebesco et al.
20. High-resolution paleoproductivity fluctuations during the past 24 kyr as indicated by benthic foraminifera in the marginal Arctic Ocean J. Wollenburg et al.
21. Age and extent of the Yermak Slide north of Spitsbergen, Arctic Ocean D. Winkelmann et al.
22. Water mass transformation in the Greenland Sea during the 1990s J. Karstensen et al.
23. Species distribution and depth habitat of recent planktic foraminifera in Fram Strait, Arctic Ocean T. Pados & R. Spielhagen
24. Aliphatic lipids in recent sediments of the Fram Strait/Yermak Plateau (Arctic Ocean): composition, sources and transport processes D. Birgel et al.
25. Water mass exchange between the Nordic seas and the Arctic Ocean on millennial timescale during MIS 4–MIS 2 T. Rasmussen et al.
26. Atlantic sources of the Arctic Ocean surface and halocline waters B. Rudels et al.
27. Assessing net primary production in the northwestern Barents Sea using in situ, remote sensing and modelling approaches L. Castro de la Guardia et al.
28. Nature of hydrocarbons in bottom sediments of the seas of the European Arctic I. Nemirovskaya et al.
29. Arctic Ocean circulation, processes and water masses: A description of observations and ideas with focus on the period prior to the International Polar Year 2007–2009 B. Rudels
30. The inflow of Atlantic water at the Fram Strait and its interannual variability T. Kawasaki & H. Hasumi
31. Influence of Atlantic Water on the Sea Ice Cover in the Western Arctic in Winter V. Ivanov & P. Golovin
32. Structure and Circulation of Atlantic Water Masses in the St. Anna Trough in the Kara Sea A. Osadchiev et al.
33. Epibenthos Dynamics and Environmental Fluctuations in Two Contrasting Polar Carbonate Factories (Mosselbukta and Bjørnøy-Banken, Svalbard) M. Wisshak et al.
34. Methane cycling within sea ice: results from drifting ice during late spring, north of Svalbard J. Verdugo et al.
35. The Arctic Ocean Boundary Current along the Eurasian slope and the adjacent Lomonosov Ridge: Water mass properties, transports and transformations from moored instruments R. Woodgate et al.
36. Intrusion and blooming of Atlantic phytoplankton species in the high Arctic E. Hegseth & A. Sundfjord
37. New Hydrographic Measurements of the Upper Arctic Western Eurasian Basin in 2017 Reveal Fresher Mixed Layer and Shallower Warm Layer Than 2005–2012 Climatology M. Athanase et al.
38. Growth and steady state stages of thermohaline intrusions in the Arctic Ocean B. May & D. Kelley
39. Changes in Arctic Halocline Waters Along the East Siberian Slope and in the Makarov Basin From 2007 to 2020 C. Bertosio et al.
40. Arctic Ocean variability derived from historical observations I. Polyakov et al.
41. Transient tracer distributions in the Fram Strait in 2012 and inferred anthropogenic carbon content and transport T. Stöven et al.
42. Hydrography of the West Spitsbergen Current, Svalbard Branch: Autumn 2001 E. Cokelet et al.
43. The last two millennia: climate, ocean circulation and palaeoproductivity inferred from planktic foraminifera, south-western Svalbard margin K. Zamelczyk et al.
44. Distribution and Transport of Water Masses in the East Siberian Sea and Their Impacts on the Arctic Halocline X. Wang et al.
45. Winter ocean‐ice interactions under thin sea ice observed by IAOOS platforms during N‐ICE2015: Salty surface mixed layer and active basal melt Z. Koenig et al.
46. Mesoscale Atlantic water eddy off the Laptev Sea continental slope carries the signature of upstream interaction I. Dmitrenko et al.
47. Trends in anthropogenic carbon in the Arctic Ocean B. Rajasakaren et al.
48. Atlantic Water in the Nordic Seas: Locally eddy-permitting ocean simulation in a global setup C. Wekerle et al.
49. Tracing Atlantic Waters Using 129I and 236U in the Fram Strait in 2016 A. Wefing et al.
50. Multibeam seabed bathymetry of the Long-Term Ecological Research observatory HAUSGARTEN (Fram Strait) B. Dorschel et al.
51. On the reconstruction of ocean circulation and climate based on the “Gardar Drift” H. Langehaug et al.
52. Echo character mapping and depositional processes on the western Svalbard continental margin N. Doherty & J. Howe
53. Methane cold seeps as biological oases in the high‐Arctic deep sea E. Åström et al.
54. Atlantic Water Heat Transport Variability in the 20th Century Arctic Ocean From a Global Ocean Model and Observations M. Muilwijk et al.
55. Arctic warming through the Fram Strait: Oceanic heat transport from 3 years of measurements U. Schauer et al.
56. Neoglacial change in deep water exchange and increase of sea-ice transport through eastern Fram Strait: evidence from radiogenic isotopes K. Werner et al.
57. Geochemical signatures of sediments documenting Arctic sea-ice and water mass export through Fram Strait since the Last Glacial Maximum J. Maccali et al.
58. Net Community Production and Carbon Exchange From Winter to Summer in the Atlantic Water Inflow to the Arctic Ocean M. Chierici et al.
59. Connections to the Deep: Deep Vertical Migrations, an Important Part of the Life Cycle of Apherusa glacialis, an Arctic Ice-Associated Amphipod M. Drivdal et al.
60. Proxies for heat fluxes to the Arctic Ocean through Fram Strait P. Schlichtholz et al.
61. Carbon Export in the Seasonal Sea Ice Zone North of Svalbard From Winter to Late Summer C. Dybwad et al.
62. Changes in the properties and distribution of the intermediate and deep waters in the Fram Strait H. Langehaug & E. Falck
63. How the Yermak Pass Branch Regulates Atlantic Water Inflow to the Arctic Ocean L. Crews et al.
64. Atlantic waters inflow north of Svalbard: Insights from IAOOS observations and Mercator Ocean global operational system during N-ICE2015 Z. Koenig et al.
65. Barents Sea upstream events impact the properties of Atlantic water inflow into the Arctic Ocean: Evidence from 2005 to 2006 downstream observations I. Dmitrenko et al.
66. Nature of Hydrocarbons in Bottom Sediments of the European Arctic Seas I. Nemirovskaya et al.
67. The West Spitsbergen Current volume and heat transport from synoptic observations in summer W. Walczowski et al.
68. Stable isotope composition ( δ 18 O, δ 13 C) of living planktic foraminifers in the outer Laptev Sea and the Fram Strait R. Volkmann & M. Mensch
69. The interaction between waters from the Arctic Ocean and the Nordic Seas north of Fram Strait and along the East Greenland Current: results from the Arctic Ocean-02 Oden expedition B. Rudels et al.
70. Warm Atlantic Water Explains Observed Sea Ice Melt Rates North of Svalbard P. Duarte et al.
71. Aggregation of the Arctic copepod Calanus hyperboreus over the ocean floor of the Greenland Sea H. Hirche et al.
72. Atlantic Water advection to the eastern Fram Strait — Multiproxy evidence for late Holocene variability K. Werner et al.
73. Early Spring Oceanic Heat Fluxes and Mixing Observed from Drift Stations North of Svalbard* A. Sirevaag & I. Fer
74. Seasonal patterns in Arctic planktonic metabolism (Fram Strait – Svalbard region) R. Vaquer-Sunyer et al.
75. Observations of water masses and circulation with focus on the Eurasian Basin of the Arctic Ocean from the 1990s to the late 2000s B. Rudels et al.
76. Warming of Atlantic Water in two west Spitsbergen fjords over the last century (1912–2009) A. Pavlov et al.
77. Dissolved organic carbon distribution and origin in the Nordic Seas: Exchanges with the Arctic Ocean and the North Atlantic R. Amon et al.
78. Nutrients in Water Masses in the Atlantic Sector of the Arctic Ocean: Temporal Trends, Mixing and Links With Primary Production P. Duarte et al.
79. Current estimates of freshwater flux through Arctic and subarctic seas R. Dickson et al.
80. Seasonal Enzyme Activities of Sympatric Calanus glacialis and C. finmarchicus in the High-Arctic M. Hatlebakk et al.
81. Plankton metabolism in the Greenland Sea during the polar summer of 2007 A. Regaudie-de-Gioux & C. Duarte
82. Methane excess production in oxygen-rich polar water and a model of cellular conditions for this paradox E. Damm et al.
83. Surface aggregations ofCalanus finmarchicusduring the polar night B. Espinasse et al.
84. The Atlantic Water boundary current north of Svalbard in late summer M. Pérez‐Hernández et al.
85. A paleoclimate reference record spanning the last 1 million years from the Fram Strait (Sites U1621 and U1623, IODP Expedition 403) A. González-Lanchas et al.
86. Circulation and transformation of Atlantic water in the Eurasian Basin and the contribution of the Fram Strait inflow branch to the Arctic Ocean heat budget B. Rudels et al.
87. Hydrography, inorganic nutrients and chlorophyll a linked to sea ice cover in the Atlantic Water inflow region north of Svalbard A. Renner et al.
88. Circulation timescales of Atlantic Water in the Arctic Ocean determined from anthropogenic radionuclides A. Wefing et al.
89. Seismic reflection imaging of mixing processes in Fram Strait S. Sarkar et al.
90. Observations of Turbulence at a Near‐Surface Temperature Front in the Arctic Ocean Z. Koenig et al.
91. Planktonic foraminifera genomic variations reflect paleoceanographic changes in the Arctic: evidence from sedimentary ancient DNA J. Pawłowska et al.
92. Bayesian analysis of biodiversity patterns via beam trawl versus video transect—a comparative case study of Svalbard rhodolith beds E. Straube et al.
93. Marine snow morphology illuminates the evolution of phytoplankton blooms and determines their subsequent vertical export E. Trudnowska et al.
94. The Nordic Seas carbon budget: Sources, sinks, and uncertainties E. Jeansson et al.
95. Short-term variability in late Holocene sea ice cover on the East Greenland Shelf and its driving mechanisms H. Kolling et al.
96. Long-term variability of Atlantic water temperature in the Svalbard fjords in conditions of past and recent global warming D. Tislenko & B. Ivanov
97. Distributions of in situ parameters, dissolved (in)organic carbon, and nutrients in the water column and pore waters of Arctic fjords (western Spitsbergen) during a melting season S. Saghravani et al.
98. Seasonal to inter-annual variability of temperature and salinity in the Greenland Sea Gyre: heat and freshwater budgets K. LATARIUS & D. QUADFASEL
99. Seasonal interplay of water mass mixing and nutrient dynamics in an Arctic fjord: a case study of Kongsfjorden, Svalbard H. Kim et al.
100. Resuspension and particle transport in the benthic nepheloid layer in and near Fram Strait in relation to faunal abundances and 234Th depletion M. Rutgers van der Loeff et al.
101. Climate variability and physical forcing of the food webs and the carbon budget on panarctic shelves E. Carmack et al.
102. Transports of Nordic Seas water masses and excess SF6 through Fram Strait to the Arctic Ocean M. Marnela et al.
103. Mixing, heat fluxes and heat content evolution of the Arctic Ocean mixed layer A. Sirevaag et al.
104. Origin of Hydrocarbons in Holocene Sediments of the Norwegian–Greenland Basin and Barents Sea I. Nemirovskaya & A. Medvedeva
105. Decades of change: Warming trends and hydrographic variability of Atlantic Water as observed in the west Spitsbergen current (1997–2024) R. McPherson et al.