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John Sieburth

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#19620

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John Sieburth's Degrees

PhD Biology University of British Columbia
Masters Biology University of British Columbia
Bachelors Biology University of British Columbia

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According to Wikipedia, John McNeill Sieburth was a Canadian-born biologist. Sieburth spent his early career studying birds, then turned his attention to marine microorganisms. Sieburth was born on 2 September 1927 in Calgary, Alberta, and was raised in Vancouver, British Columbia. He graduated from University of British Columbia in 1949, subsequently earning a master's degree from Washington State University two years later, followed by a doctorate at the University of Minnesota in 1955, after which he began his teaching career at Virginia Tech within the school's veterinary department. In completing his Ph.D., Sieburth studied turkeys. His research interest later turned to penguins, then microorganisms. Sieburth left Virginia Tech in 1960 to accept a professorship in oceanography and microbiology at the University of Rhode Island, where he retired in 1991.

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John Sieburth's Published Works

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Acrylic Acid, an "Antibiotic" Principle in Phaeocystis Blooms in Antarctic Waters (1960) (247)
ANTIBIOTIC PROPERTIES OF ACRYLIC ACID, A FACTOR IN THE GASTROINTESTINAL ANTIBIOSIS OF POLAR MARINE ANIMALS (1961) (104)
BACTERIAL SUBSTRATES AND PRODUCTIVITY IN MARINE ECOSYSTEMS (1976) (83)
Antibacterial Activity of Antarctic Marine Phytoplankton1 (1959) (61)
GASTROINTESTINAL MICROFLORA OF ANTARCTIC BIRDS (1959) (49)
PHYTOPLANKTON AND CIILOROPHYLL IN THE GERLACHE AND BRANSFIELD STRAITS OF ANTARCTICA1 (1961) (44)
Effect of Antibiotics on Intestinal Microflora and on Growth of Turkeys and Pigs.∗ (1951) (43)
Microbial seascapes: A pictorial essay on marine microorganisms and their environments (1975) (27)
Acrylic acid. (1999) (24)
THE EFFECT OF TERRAMYCIN ON THE ANTAGONISM OF CERTAIN BACTERIA AGAINST SPECIES OF PROTEUS (1952) (24)
Microbiology of Antarctica (1965) (14)
Respiratory Flora and Diseases of Antarctic Birds (1958) (13)
Bluecomb disease of turkeys. (1954) (13)
Precise and meaningful terminology in marine microbial ecology (1985) (9)
THE EFFECT OF AUREOMYCIN AND TERRAMYCIN ON CANDIDA ALBICANS IN THE FECAL MICROFLORA OF CHICKS AND TURKEY POULTS (1954) (8)
The Effect of Furazolidone on the Cultural and Serological Response of Salmonella typhi-murium Infected Chickens (1957) (7)
The Effect of Antibiotics and Fecal Preparations on Growth of Turkey Poults (1952) (6)
Soviet Aquatic Bacteriology: A Review of the Past Decade (1960) (4)
LACTOSE UREA AGAR; A NEW DIFFERENTIAL TUBE MEDIUM FOR THE DETECTION OF SALMONELLA (1956) (3)
Dominant Microorganisms of the Upper Ocean: Form and Function, Spatial Distribution and Photoregulation of Biochemical Processes (1986) (2)
Bluecomb disease of turkeys. II. Antibiotic treatment of poults. (1956) (2)
Experimental transmission of a catarrhal enteritis of chicks similar to bluecomb disease. (1956) (1)
Antarctic MicrobiologyA Study of Antarctic Birds Conducted During the 1957–58 Argentine Antarctic Expedition (1958) (0)

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University of British Columbia