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Fig 1.

Composite of the sea surface height and current surrounding the Mozambique Channel from 2010 to 2019.

The study areas are indicated by dashed black squares, i.e., Box N: 10°S–18°S, 40°E–49°E; Box S: 18°S–24°S, 35°E–44°E.

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Fig 2.

Origin and developmental trajectories of anticyclonic (a) and cyclonic (b) eddies in the Mozambique Channel.

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Fig 3.

The (a) radius (unit: km) and (b) amplitude (unit: cm) of the eddies corresponding to latitudinal variations.

The red (blue) circles are anticyclonic (cyclonic) eddies.

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Fig 4.

Spatial frequency distribution of anticyclonic and cyclonic eddies annually (a and d), in summer (b and e) and in winter (c and f).

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Fig 5.

The seasonal statistics of anticyclonic (a) and cyclonic (b) eddies and ΔSST.

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Fig 6.

The annual statistics of anticyclonic (a) and cyclonic (b) eddies and ΔSST.

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Fig 7.

The average wind stress curl (N/m3) in the Mozambique Channel estimated from ERA5 reanalysis data for March (a), June (b), September (c), and December (d) from 2010 to 2019.

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Fig 8.

The monthly average climate changes in wind stress (N/m2) and EKE (m2/s2) are represented by dashed lines and solid lines, respectively (a is for Box N and b is for Box S, which are shown in Fig 1).

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Fig 9.

The monthly average ΔSST distribution in March, June, September and December.

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