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Zoologist: This scientist studies animals and animal life

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Chief scientist: This scientist leads other scientists in a particular research area.

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Zoologist

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rchaeologists are scientists who study existing and ancient human cultures and their lifestyle

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Engineer

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Systems modeler: This scientist uses an understanding of relationships to construct models illustrating
those relationships. Models are simple versions of more complex things. Some examples are model cars
or airplanes. Models can also be built with mathematics, words, and maps.

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Anthropologist (an(t) thrə pä lə jist): This scientist studies societies and cultures.

Chief scientist: This scientist leads other scientists in a particular research area.

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Biologist

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Plant ecologist: This scientist studies the relationship of plants with one another and with other
organisms in the environment.

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Entomologist (en tə mä lə jist): A scientist who studies insects.

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Ecologist: studies the relationship of living things with their living and nonliving
environment. Wildlife biologist: studies animals living in the wild, including what they eat, their habitat,
and how they interact with their environment. botanist studies plants. Systems ecologist: This scientist studies the way an ecosystem functions as a whole. An ecosystem is
a community of plant and animal species interacting with one another and with the nonliving
environment.

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Wildlife biologist: This scientist studies animals living in the wild, including what they eat, their habitat,
and how they interact with their environment.

Economist: This scientist studies economics. Economics is a social science that addresses the production,
distribution, and use of goods and services.

Fisheries biologist: This scientist studies fish living in the wild, including what they eat, their habitat, and
how they interact with their environment.

Geographer: This scientist studies Earth's natural environment and human society.

Hydrologist: This scientist studies water and water systems.
Medical entomologist: This scientist studies medically important arthropods, such as fleas, ticks, and
mosquitoes.

Meteorologist: This scientist studies the atmosphere.

Plant ecologist: This scientist studies the relationship of plants with one another and with other
organisms in the environment.
Plant pathologist: This scientist studies plant diseases.
Policy analyst: This scientist compares different policies to determine which policy will best help achieve
an identified set of goals.

Social science analyst: This scientist assists social scientists as they study the values, opinions, beliefs,
attitudes, and actions of individuals and groups of people.
Social scientist: This scientist studies the values, opinions, beliefs, attitudes, and actions of individuals
and groups of people.

Systems ecologist: This scientist studies the way an ecosystem functions as a whole. An ecosystem is
a community of plant and animal species interacting with one another and with the nonliving
environment.
Systems modeler: This scientist uses an understanding of relationships to construct models illustrating
those relationships. Models are simple versions of more complex things. Some examples are model cars
or airplanes. Models can also be built with mathematics, words, and maps.