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Dietz (1914–1995, class of 1932), marine geologist, geophysicist and oceanographer who conducted pioneering research concerning seafloor spreading.

Walfrid Ekman (1874-1954), oceanographer (Ekman spiral, Ekman number) (Professor 1910-1939).

The chapter was given to science reporter Nancy Genet, who requested "a couple of hours" with oceanographer Maurice Ewing and ended up spending two weeks, a fact Ewing remembered years later.

The term is named for American oceanographer Alfred C.

While deviations from the canonical 106:16:1 ratio have been found depending on phytoplankton species and the study area, the Redfield ratio has remained an important reference to oceanographers studying nutrient limitation.

In particular, iron (Fe) was considered of great importance as early biological oceanographers hypothesized that iron may also be a limiting factor for primary production in the ocean.

Robert Hodgson, a California vintner and retired oceanographer noticed that the results of wine competitions were surprisingly inconsistent.

Niiler (1937–2010) — oceanographer.

Megan McArthur, astronaut and oceanographer.

Bascom, an ocean engineer, oceanographer, and geologist, became the Executive Secretary of AMSOC.

Until this test, oceanographers had only been able to sample the upper 10 m of deep-sea sediment.

Free boot loaders Mary Sears (July 18, 1905 – September 2, 1997) was a Commander in the United States Naval Reserve and a leading oceanographer.

Since women were not permitted to go to sea until many years later, Sears made her mark in marine science by editing the journals and books in which oceanographers published their results and by helping to establish the journals Deep-Sea Research and Progress in Oceanography.