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biologist

[ bahy-ol-uh-jist ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

First recorded in 1805–15; biolog(y) + -ist

Biologist Mattson is alarmed by the abrupt 2008 rise in grizzly mortality from conflicts both with livestock and hunters.

Jacques Perritaz, a biologist-turned-cider producer, is crafting gorgeous examples at Ciderie du Vulcain.

The course is taught by the well-qualified creationist biologist Dr. David A. Dewitt.

I invited a biologist friend who studies human gut bacteria to come take a look with me.

According to Terry Root, a biologist at the Stanford University, creatures adapted to previous changes in climate by migrating.

The biologist is supplied with laboratories at home and abroad, where he may study his science under the best conditions.

Hunter, our biologist, was very unfortunate in crushing some of his fingers while carrying a heavy case.

The biologist found various kinds of petrels on Shoe Island, where the turf was riddled in all directions by their burrows.

You have seen a mesmerist or biologist, or whatever-you-call-him-ist, communicate with a man under his spell without speech.

The biologist stood by the ship and watched as the executive walked to the row of sleeping colonists.

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