Synonyms for biologist
bi·ol·o·gist

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1. biologist, life scientistnoun

   (biology) a scientist who studies living organisms

   Synonyms:
   life scientist

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1. • Biology
   • Scientist

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1. List of paraphrases for "biologist":

   biologists, botanist, zoologist, ecologist

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1. Lillian Veri:

   We did, a long time ago,( a trip to) Madagascar, we had a National Geographic photographer, an anthropologist, a marine biologist. National Geographic's like being at a university for a week. National Geographic you can't get anywhere else.

2. Thomas Turner:

   We are living in a changing world and it's important for scientists to get input from everybody in what they see because we can't be out in the field every day all over the world. i'm a professor, I'm a biologist but I didn't actually know what was special about this fish.

3. Louise Rollins-Smith:

   As an amphibian biologist concerned about the loss of amphibian species around the globe, it is important to note that they may hold important secrets useful for human medicine and they should be preserved.

4. Otis Brawley:

   Bert Vogelstein is an incredibly well-respected, well-known cancer biologist who published a paper very similar to this -- you might even call it part one of this paper -- two years ago.

5. Tony Hunter:

   Coussens said. FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS One scientist that has helped change the landscape for the treatment of cancer is molecular cell biologist Dr. Tony Hunter, Salk Institute for Biological Studies, who discovered a cellular process that has helped produce 26 approved drugs for cancer treatment. Were interested in how cancer cells differ from normal cells and in particular how the internal signaling pathways differ and how potentially one can exploit differences to develop new types of therapy.