Earth and Planetary Science Letters

Papers
(The H4-Index of Earth and Planetary Science Letters is 41. 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 2022-01-01 to 2026-01-01.)
ArticleCitations
Pressure- and temperature-dependent anharmonicity of MgO: Implications for the thermal conductivity of planetary mantles98
Chondrites as thermal and mechanical archives of accretion processes in the Solar protoplanetary disk90
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Effect of the liquid-vacuum transition on the relative abundances of amino and fatty acids sought as biosignatures on icy ocean worlds70
Decadal change of the Apulia microplate motion preceding the M 6.4, 26 November 2019 Durrës (Albania) earthquake69
Unexpectedly narrower track diameter at site of fission event69
Strong effect of liquid Fe–S on elastic wave velocity of olivine aggregate: Implication for the low velocity anomaly at the base of the lunar mantle68
Insights into the environment surrounding the subduction megathrust using teleseismic P-to-S and P-to-P scattered phases66
Garnet as a reliable timekeeper in Archean polymetamorphic terranes62
The complexity of water freezing under reduced atmospheric pressure59
Wetted two-grain boundaries in olivine aggregates and seismic velocities in the oceanic upper mantle59
Editorial Board57
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Transitions in subduction zone properties align with long-term topographic growth (Cascadia, USA)55
Large sulfur isotope fractionation during abiotic consumption of hydrogen sulfide after cessation of bacterial growth in batch culture experiments of sulfate reducing bacteria54
MgO miscibility in liquid iron53
Rapid pre-explosion increase in dome extrusion rate at La Soufrière, St. Vincent quantified from synthetic aperture radar backscatter53
Garnet clinopyroxenite formation via amphibole-dehydration in continental arcs: Evidence from Fe isotopes53
Residence time of inertial particles in 3D thermal convection: Implications for magma reservoirs51
Cold subduction recorded by the 1.9 Ga Salma eclogite in Belomorian Province (Russia)51
Frictional power dissipation in a seismic ancient fault48
Rock-ice avalanche flume experiments reveal a non-linear hillslope erosion rule governed by ice-content48
Earth's longest lava flows erupted from its largest igneous province: The submarine Ontong Java Plateau48
Cadmium isotopic evidence for reduced deep-water marine primary productivity during the end-Permian mass extinction47
Exhumation of ultra-high pressure (UHP) rocks modulated by rifted margin-subduction feedback: Implications for their preservation in old collisional orogens46
He, Ne, and Ar isotope systematics in Chang’e-5 plagioclase reveal diffusive loss and reirradiation processes46
Sedimentary and crustal structure of the US Gulf Coast revealed by Rayleigh wave and teleseismic P coda data with implications for continent rifting46
New evidence for a long Rhaetian from a Panthalassan succession (Wrangell Mountains, Alaska) and regional differences in carbon cycle perturbations at the Triassic-Jurassic transition45
The extraterrestrial dust accretion rate on Earth at Dome C, Antarctica: a fresh look with 3He45
Seismically-derived porosity of deep-sea sediments over the last 74 Ma in the equatorial Atlantic Ocean: Implications for paleo-climate45
Formation of the massive bedded chert and coupled Silicon and Iron cycles during the Ediacaran-Cambrian transition45
The effect of salinity on water 17O/16O ratios in brines45
Along-strike variations in the fossil subduction zone of the Western Alps revealed by the CIFALPS seismic experiments and their implications for exhumation of (ultra-) high-pressure rocks45
Contrasting Cu isotopes in mid-ocean ridge basalts and lower oceanic crust: Insights into the oceanic crustal magma plumbing systems44
Probing Cretaceous-Paleogene crustal thickness in southern Tibet using quartz-zircon chronobarometry44
Clumped isotopes constrain thermogenic and secondary microbial methane origins in coal bed methane43
Spatiotemporal dominance of afterslip and viscoelastic relaxation revealed by four decades of post-1973 Luhuo earthquake observations43
A benthic source of isotopically heavy Ni from continental margins and implications for global ocean Ni isotope mass balance42
Evolutionary dynamics of redox-sensitive minerals reveal details and possible regulatory mechanisms of Earth's oxygenation events41
What causes the spatiotemporal patterns of seismicity in the Three Gorges Reservoir area, central China?41
Interference of ocean and land mass changes in seasonal crustal deformation of coastal stations: A case study in northern Australia41
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