zoologist
zoologist
Definition
zo·olo·gist (zō äl′ə jist)
noun
a student of or specialist in zoology
zoologist
Usage Examples
Possessives
- perspective: In the same year Desmond Morris produced the international best-seller The Naked Ape, relating human behavior from a zoologist's perspective.
Converse of subject
- coin: Biodiversity is the word coined by the zoologist E. O. Wilson to summarize the phrase biological diversity.
Converse of object
- become: When it comes time to choose a career I would like to become a zoologist.
- call: The scientists who study animals ( zoology ) are called zoologists.
Adjective modifier
- eminent: Thomas Bell Thomas Bell was an eminent 19th century zoologist whose collections reflected his wide interests in natural history.
- French: As soon as I saw the red-headed French zoologist and the octopus, I knew the day wasn't wasted.
- British: Hamsters - History British zoologist George Waterhouse reportedly found a female hamster in Syria in 1839.
- most: In fact, most zoologists assert that cats have the best senses among mammals.
- many: There are many varied opportunities, but not many zoologists get rich!
- American: The term ' biodiversity ' was coined by the American zoologist Edward O. Wilson and is an abbreviation of ' biological diversity ' .
Preposition: with
- interest: Hank is a zoologist with an interest in big cats and has representatives of all the major species.
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