OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of Marine Pollution Bulletin is 58. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-06-01 to 2026-06-01.)

Article	Citations
Editorial Board	387
Analysis of the potential of marine bioblue carbon storage and their regional contributions in Shanghai marine areas	156
The effects of the water-soluble fractions of crude oil on liver and kidney tissues of Caspian Kutum juveniles, Rutilus frisii	152
Towards the declaration of the strait of Gibraltar as an environmental controlled area	147
Assessing the environmental impacts of engineering and agrochemical pollution in a historically-eutrophic estuary: The Mondego case (W Portugal)	124
Ecological impacts, efficacy and economic feasibility of algal mat removal from temperate intertidal mudflats under blue nitrogen trading schemes	124
Spatial and seasonal variations in suspended particulate matter concentration and composition in the Persian Gulf: From dust deposition and sediment resuspension to biological production in the regula	119
Emerging from lockdown: Medical and sanitary waste on a Colombian beach during the first holiday season after COVID pandemic	116
Recovery capability of the tall sea pen Funiculina quadrangularis after fishing ban in the Adriatic Sea	115
Coastal groundwater dynamics, environmental issues and sustainability: A synthesis	113
The response of microphytobenthos to physical disturbance, herbicide, and titanium dioxide nanoparticle exposure	113
Effects of different types of microplastics on the growth and low molecular weight organic acids release of Dunaliella salina	111
Linking fish activity and turbidity through visual and sensor data fusion and deep learning	102
Interaction effects of crude oil and nutrient exposure on settlement of coral reef benthos	98
From isolation to impact: Spatiotemporal assessment of marine litter on a non-urbanized beach in Southern Brazil	95
Distribution characteristics, source analysis and ecological risk assessment of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in surface sediments from the western Honghai Bay of China	94
Tracing localised nutrient loading to Posidonia oceanica epiphyte community assemblages in the eastern Aegean Sea	93
Sabella spallanzanii mucus bacterial agglutinating activity after arsenic exposure. The equilibrium between predation safety and immune response stability	92
Does foil-like debris impair barnacles by covering them?	91
In silico identification and characterization of microRNAs from rotifers, cladocerans, and copepods	89
Assessment of marine litter on the Fields Peninsula, King George Island, Antarctica	88
Leaching and transformation of chemical additives from weathered plastic deployed in the marine environment	87
Seaweed burial mitigated the release of organic carbon and nutrients by regulating microbial activity	86
Potentially toxic elements in surface sediments of the Beibu Gulf, South Sea, China: Occurrence, bioavailability and probabilistic risk assessment	84
A hidden lethal effect of long microplastic fibres on the coastal copepod Acartia erythraea	80

Differences in biomarker responses and chemical contamination among three flatfish species in the Bay of Seine (NE Atlantic)	77
Ecological significance of G protein-coupled receptors in the Pacific oyster (Crassostrea gigas): Pervasive gene duplication and distinct transcriptional response to marine environmental stresses	75
Distribution and sources of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in surface sediments of the East China marginal seas: Significance of the terrestrial input and shelf mud deposition	74
Microplastic and microfiber contamination in the Tiber River, Italy: Insights into their presence and chemical differentiation	73
How natural disasters affect the distribution of marine litter in protected island ecosystems (Seaflower Biosphere Reserve — Colombia)	72
Changes in the carbon source and storage in a cultivation area of macro-algae in Southeast China	72
Corrigendum to “Effects of ocean warming on the fatty acid and epigenetic profile of Acartia tonsa: A multigenerational approach.” [Mar. Pollut. Bull. Volume 201, April 2024, 116265]	72
Exposure status, spatial variation, and health risk assessment of selected heavy metal(loid)s in common commercial fish species of the Beibu Gulf	71
Corrigendum to “Microplastic footprints in sharks and rays: First assessment of microplastic pollution in two cartilaginous fishes, hardnose shark and whitespotted whipray” [Mar. Pollut. Bull. 212 (20	71
Systematic characterization of sediment microbial community structure and function associated with anaerobic microbial degradation of PBDEs in coastal wetland	70
Impact of combined seawater warming and triazine-type herbicide pollution on the physiology and potential toxicity of the dinoflagellate Alexandrium minutum	69
How does industrial intelligence affect the ecological efficiency of China's mariculture industry? Empirical analysis based on panel data from coastal regions of China	68
A biochemical and lipidomic approach to perceive Halimione portulacoides (L.) response to mercury: An environmental perspective	67
Do typhoon storm surges affect bank performance in coastal regions? Empirical evidence from China	67
Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) in three bathyal chondrichthyes from the North-Western Mediterranean Sea	67
Crustose coralline algae exhibit complex responses to breakage under current and future climate scenarios	67
The use of Atlantic seascapes for marine protected areas planning in the context of the marine biological diversity of areas beyond National Jurisdiction agreement	66
Physiological mechanisms of shell microstructural regulation in Japanese pearl oyster under hypoxic stress: Insights into molluscan resilience against environmental changes	66
Dynamic succession patterns, nitrogen cycling potential, and multi-scale assembly mechanisms of cross-habitat bacterial communities in lakes driven by seasonal frozen conditions	65
Detection of benzotriazole-type ultraviolet stabilizers in sea turtles breeding in the Northwest Pacific Ocean	65
The mechanism of UV accelerated aging of polyvinyl chloride in marine environment: The role of free radicals	63
Application of environmental DNA metabarcoding in the ecological effect assessment of marine ranching-case study of Shuangdao Bay	63
Habitat suitability modelling to improve understanding of seagrass loss and recovery and to guide decisions in relation to coastal discharge	63
Anthropogenic litter on the macrotidal sandy beaches of the Amazon region	62
A novel assessment of potentially toxic elements (PTEs) in water and sediment samples from the Indus River, Pakistan: An ecological risk assessment approach	62
Trophic transfer effects of heavy metals in benthic organisms: A case study from the mangrove coast of Guangxi, China	62
Spatial distribution and potential ecological risk of traditional and emerging organic toxic substances in sediments along the Yangtze River, China	62
Temporal variations of diversity and community structure of epifauna along the latitudinal and depth gradients in China seas over nearly 60 years	61
Plastics counteract the ability of Antarctic krill to promote the blue carbon pathway in the deep ocean	61
Phthalate induced hormetic effect reveals susceptibility of gill compared to muscle tissue after depuration in commercially important fish (Etroplus suratensis)	60
Personal protective equipment (PPE) pollution driven by the COVID-19 pandemic in coastal environment, Southeast Coast of India	59
Charting the invasion: Predicting Tubastraea spp. next move into Brazilian marine protected areas	59
Effect of gillnet twine thickness on capture pattern and efficiency in the Northeast-Arctic cod (Gadus morhua) fishery	59
Shallow corals acclimate to mesophotic depths while maintaining their heat tolerance against ongoing climate change	58
Radioecological perspective: The concentration of natural radionuclides around the coast of PLTU Labuan	58
Evaluation of the radiological dose due to 210Po in commercial clupeid fish collected in the near-shore environment of the high background natural radiation area (HBNRA) on the southwest coast of Indi	58