• The impact of atmospheric and oceanic circulations on the Greenland Sea ice concentration 

  Chatterjee, S.; Raj, R.P.; Bertino, L.; Mernild, S.H.; Murukesh, N.; Ravichandran, M. (Cryosphere. NYP; 2020; NYP.)

  The amount and spatial extent of Greenland Sea (GS) sea ice are primarily driven by the sea ice export across the Fram Strait (FS) and by local seasonal sea ice formation, melting and sea ice dynamics. Maximum sea ice ...
• Coupled U-Pb and Rb-Sr laser ablation geochronology trace Archean to Proterozoic crustal evolution in the Dharwar Craton, India 

  Li, S-S.; Santosh, M.; Farkas, J.; Redaa, A.; Ganguly, S.; Kim, S.W.; Zhang, C.; Gilbert, S.; Zack, T. (Precambrian Research. 343; 2020; ArticleID_105709.)

  The Western Dharwar Craton (WDC) and the Karwar Block (KB) in southern Peninsular India provide important windows to Earth's early crustal evolution and continental growth as these domains likely represent fragments of the ...
• Archean seawater composition and depositional environment - Geochemical and isotopic signatures from the stromatolitic carbonates of Dharwar Craton, India 

  Khelen, A.C.; Manikyamba, C.; Subramanyam, K.S.V.; Santosh, M.; Ganguly, S.; Kalpana, M.S.; Rao, D.V.S. (Precambrian Research. 130; 2019; 35-57.)

  The well-preserved stromatolitic carbonates from Neoarchean Sandur, Chitradurga and Shimoga greenstone belts of Dharwar Craton were studied to constrain the depositional conditions, geochemical, isotopic characteristics ...
• Evolution of geodynamic processes in Neoarchean Kadiri greenstone belt, eastern Dharwar Craton, India: Implications on the migrating arc magmatism 

  Manikyamba, C.; Pahari, A.; Singh, Th.D.; Chatterjee, A.; Ganguly, S. (Journal of Geodynamics. 136; 2020; ArticleID_101717.)

  Dharwar Craton of southern peninsular India is one of the significant Archean cratons in the world with well developed greenstone belt sequences representing plume-arc accretionary tectonics. The eastern Dharwar Craton ...
• Evolution of the Indian subcontinent: Introduction 

  Hari, K.R.; Shaji, E.; Ganguly, S.; Rajesh, V.J.; Santosh, M. (Geological Journal. 54(5); 2019; 2755-2758.)
• Imprints of ancient recycled oceanic lithosphere in heterogeneous Indian Ocean mantle: Evidence from Petrogenesis of Carlsberg Ridge basalts from Northwest Indian Ocean 

  Saha, A.; Sensarma, S.; Hazra, A.; Ganguly, S.; Peketi, A.; Doley, B.; Mudholkar, A.V. (Gondwana Research. 86; 2020; 60-82.)

  This paper reports new petrological, geochemical and isotopic data for Carlsberg Ridge Basalts (CRB) of northwest Indian Ocean and evaluates their petrogenetic aspects in the context of the geochemical and tectonic evolution ...
• Signature of buried channels as deduced from subsurface GPR survey at Southwest coast of Tamil Nadu, India 

  Prasad, P.; Loveson, V.J. (Arabian Journal of Geosciences. 13; 2020; ArticleID_442.)

  Buried channels are the subsurface geomorphic features, which illustrate the pattern and evolution of paleodrainage system in an area. Old topographical map (1967) of Kottumangalam coast of southwest Tamil Nadu, India, ...
• Influence of salinity stress on bacterial community composition and beta-glucosidase activity in a tropical estuary: Elucidation through microcosm experiments 

  Eswaran, R.; Khandeparker, L. (Marine Environmental Research. 159; 2020; ArticleID_104997.)

  The influence of changing salinity on community composition and functional activity (Bacterial Production (BP) and ectoenzyme activity) of major bacterial taxa was evaluated using microcosm experiments in a tropical monsoon ...
• Physical-chemical characteristics of composite aerosols in the Indian Ocean sector of the Southern Ocean and its associated effect on insolation: A climate perspective 

  Hulswar, S.; Menon, H.B.; Anilkumar, N. (Deep Sea Research Part II: Topical Studies in Oceanography. NYP; 2020; ArticleID_104801.)

  Aerosol optical depth (AOD), black carbon (BC) mass concentration, aerosol size, along with wind parameters, were derived during Southern Ocean expeditions (SOE) 7 and 8 carried out in austral summer of 2013 and 2015, with ...
• Geomorphometric comparison of submarine channel-levee complexes with fluvial river systems: Observations from the Indus 

  Prerna, R.; Mahender, K. (Geo-Marine Letters. NYP; 2020.)

  An analogy between submarine channels and fluvial rivers has existed for long, especially on the basis of planform and morphometry. Underlying this broad resemblance are the minute disparities that shape and control these ...

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