Ron Oremland
Ron Oremland is a distinguished scientist at the United States Geological Survey, known for his extensive research on microbial ecology and biogeochemistry. He was a key collaborator with Felisa Wolfe-Simon in the study of the bacterium GFAJ-1, which was controversially claimed to use arsenic in place of phosphorus. Oremland's work has contributed significantly to the understanding of extremophiles and their potential implications for astrobiology.
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Ron Oremland is a coauthor and advisor to Wolfe-Simon at the United States Geological Survey.
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