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We analysed the morphology of Emiliania huxleyi from globally distributed plankton samples and demonstrate that the size of E. huxleyi placoliths is highly correlated to in-situ sea surface water salinity. We used multiple linear regression analysis to link morphological parameters of E. huxleyi to in-situ salinity and in-situ temperature. The best multiple regression model yielded an R 2 ...