Alfred C. Redfield

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Alfred C. Redfield was an American oceanographer and biologist best known for formulating the Redfield ratio, which describes the consistent atomic ratio of carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus in marine organic matter and seawater.

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instanceOf academic
biologist
human
oceanographer
scientific concept
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
describes atomic ratio of carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus in marine organic matter
atomic ratio of carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus in seawater
educatedAt Harvard University
employer Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution NERFINISHED
familyName Redfield NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork biogeochemistry
marine biogeochemistry
marine biology
marine chemistry
oceanography
givenName Alfred
hasHonor Redfield ratio named after him
hasResearchFocus carbon cycle in the ocean
elemental composition of marine organic matter
nitrogen cycle in the ocean
phosphorus cycle in the ocean
stoichiometry of marine nutrients
influenced ecosystem modeling in oceanography
modern marine biogeochemistry
studies of global carbon cycle
knownFor formulation of the Redfield ratio
languageOfWorkOrName English
namedAfter Alfred C. Redfield NERFINISHED
notableConcept Redfield ratio NERFINISHED
notableWork Redfield ratio NERFINISHED
occupation biologist
oceanographer
workLocation Massachusetts NERFINISHED
Woods Hole, Massachusetts NERFINISHED

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Redfield hasNotableBearer Alfred C. Redfield