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    Diploastrea heliopora coral proxy records and δ 11 B-pH reconstruction. New Caledonia D. heliopora annually resolved records over the period 1689–2011 CE from precisely dated 230 Th/U-age (see Methods). a Coral δ 11 B signature (left y axis) with estimated seawater pH (pH SW ) on the right y axis using the δ 11 B SW = 39.61‰ (ref. ) and isotopic fractionation factor (α [B3-B4] ) of 1.0272 (ref. ) following the conversion equations of refs. and (see Methods for Eqs. ( and . b Coral δ 13 C (‰ VPDB) and c δ 18 O (‰ VPDB) ratios. To highlight the interannual variability, we applied a 7-year smoothing to the records (bold lines). The long-term secular trends of each time series (dashed lines) indicate the long-term changes and analysed by <t>Bayesian</t> Change <t>Point</t> Analysis <t>algorithm</t> , revealing significant times of emergence (see Methods)
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    Article Title: Surface ocean pH variations since 1689 CE and recent ocean acidification in the tropical South Pacific

    Journal: Nature Communications

    doi: 10.1038/s41467-018-04922-1

    Diploastrea heliopora coral proxy records and δ 11 B-pH reconstruction. New Caledonia D. heliopora annually resolved records over the period 1689–2011 CE from precisely dated 230 Th/U-age (see Methods). a Coral δ 11 B signature (left y axis) with estimated seawater pH (pH SW ) on the right y axis using the δ 11 B SW = 39.61‰ (ref. ) and isotopic fractionation factor (α [B3-B4] ) of 1.0272 (ref. ) following the conversion equations of refs. and (see Methods for Eqs. ( and . b Coral δ 13 C (‰ VPDB) and c δ 18 O (‰ VPDB) ratios. To highlight the interannual variability, we applied a 7-year smoothing to the records (bold lines). The long-term secular trends of each time series (dashed lines) indicate the long-term changes and analysed by Bayesian Change Point Analysis algorithm , revealing significant times of emergence (see Methods)
    Figure Legend Snippet: Diploastrea heliopora coral proxy records and δ 11 B-pH reconstruction. New Caledonia D. heliopora annually resolved records over the period 1689–2011 CE from precisely dated 230 Th/U-age (see Methods). a Coral δ 11 B signature (left y axis) with estimated seawater pH (pH SW ) on the right y axis using the δ 11 B SW = 39.61‰ (ref. ) and isotopic fractionation factor (α [B3-B4] ) of 1.0272 (ref. ) following the conversion equations of refs. and (see Methods for Eqs. ( and . b Coral δ 13 C (‰ VPDB) and c δ 18 O (‰ VPDB) ratios. To highlight the interannual variability, we applied a 7-year smoothing to the records (bold lines). The long-term secular trends of each time series (dashed lines) indicate the long-term changes and analysed by Bayesian Change Point Analysis algorithm , revealing significant times of emergence (see Methods)

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    Diploastrea heliopora coral proxy records and δ 11 B-pH reconstruction. New Caledonia D. heliopora annually resolved records over the period 1689–2011 CE from precisely dated 230 Th/U-age (see Methods). a Coral δ 11 B signature (left y axis) with estimated seawater pH (pH SW ) on the right y axis using the δ 11 B SW = 39.61‰ (ref. ) and isotopic fractionation factor (α [B3-B4] ) of 1.0272 (ref. ) following the conversion equations of refs. and (see Methods for Eqs. ( and . b Coral δ 13 C (‰ VPDB) and c δ 18 O (‰ VPDB) ratios. To highlight the interannual variability, we applied a 7-year smoothing to the records (bold lines). The long-term secular trends of each time series (dashed lines) indicate the long-term changes and analysed by <t>Bayesian</t> Change <t>Point</t> Analysis <t>algorithm</t> , revealing significant times of emergence (see Methods)
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    Diploastrea heliopora coral proxy records and δ 11 B-pH reconstruction. New Caledonia D. heliopora annually resolved records over the period 1689–2011 CE from precisely dated 230 Th/U-age (see Methods). a Coral δ 11 B signature (left y axis) with estimated seawater pH (pH SW ) on the right y axis using the δ 11 B SW = 39.61‰ (ref. ) and isotopic fractionation factor (α [B3-B4] ) of 1.0272 (ref. ) following the conversion equations of refs. and (see Methods for Eqs. ( and . b Coral δ 13 C (‰ VPDB) and c δ 18 O (‰ VPDB) ratios. To highlight the interannual variability, we applied a 7-year smoothing to the records (bold lines). The long-term secular trends of each time series (dashed lines) indicate the long-term changes and analysed by Bayesian Change Point Analysis algorithm , revealing significant times of emergence (see Methods)

    Journal: Nature Communications

    Article Title: Surface ocean pH variations since 1689 CE and recent ocean acidification in the tropical South Pacific

    doi: 10.1038/s41467-018-04922-1

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Diploastrea heliopora coral proxy records and δ 11 B-pH reconstruction. New Caledonia D. heliopora annually resolved records over the period 1689–2011 CE from precisely dated 230 Th/U-age (see Methods). a Coral δ 11 B signature (left y axis) with estimated seawater pH (pH SW ) on the right y axis using the δ 11 B SW = 39.61‰ (ref. ) and isotopic fractionation factor (α [B3-B4] ) of 1.0272 (ref. ) following the conversion equations of refs. and (see Methods for Eqs. ( and . b Coral δ 13 C (‰ VPDB) and c δ 18 O (‰ VPDB) ratios. To highlight the interannual variability, we applied a 7-year smoothing to the records (bold lines). The long-term secular trends of each time series (dashed lines) indicate the long-term changes and analysed by Bayesian Change Point Analysis algorithm , revealing significant times of emergence (see Methods)

    Article Snippet: Change point analysis was performed on the individual D. heliopora isotope records using the Bayesian change point algorithm in MATLAB to determine the exact timing of regime boundaries or significant changes in each proxy’s secular trend.

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