John Murray

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John Murray was a pioneering Scottish oceanographer and marine biologist often regarded as one of the founders of modern oceanography.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Scottish person
marine biologist
oceanographer
person
scientist
awardReceived Alexander Agassiz Medal
Royal Geographical Society Founder’s Gold Medal
surface form: Founder’s Gold Medal of the Royal Geographical Society

Royal Medal
birthDate 1841-03-03
birthPlace Cobourg
surface form: Cobourg, Canada West
burialPlace Edinburgh
surface form: Edinburgh, Scotland
coAuthor Johan Hjort
coAuthorOf The Depths of the Sea
surface form: The Depths of the Ocean
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
deathDate 1914-03-16
educatedAt University of Edinburgh
employer Challenger expedition
surface form: HMS Challenger expedition

Scottish Fishery Board
University of Edinburgh
ethnicOrigin Scottish
familyName Murray
fieldOfWork limnology
marine biology
marine geology
oceanography
givenName John
hasHonorificTitle FRS
FRSE
influenced development of modern oceanography
marine geology as a discipline
knownFor Challenger expedition
surface form: HMS Challenger expedition

The Voyage of the Challenger reports
bathymetric mapping of the oceans
founding modern oceanography
research on oceanic circulation
studies of deep-sea sediments
memberOf Royal Society
Royal Society of Edinburgh
name John Murray
notableWork The Depths of the Sea
surface form: The Depths of the Ocean

Challenger expedition
surface form: The Voyage of the Challenger: The Atlantic
occupation geologist
marine biologist
oceanographer
zoologist
religion Presbyterian
surface form: Presbyterianism
studied Scottish freshwater lochs
bathymetry of the oceans
deep-sea fauna
oceanic sediments

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