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91, Stewart Brand majored in biology at Stanford, where his teacher was Paul Ehrlich, a population biologist.

92, The reason that biologist Ernst Haeckel could say "Ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny" in only three words was that he had these powerful words with highly specific meanings at his disposal.

93, After trying out spring - loaded projectiles, magnets and strings , biologist Devin L.

94, The most famous modern Malthusian is biologist Paul Ehrlich, whose 1968 book, The Population Bomb, warned of impending worldwide shortages in food and natural resources.

95, "The proposed mechanism is compelling, " says John Thompson, a molecular biologist at the University of Waterloo in Canada.

96, Professor Richard Dawkins, Britain's best-known evolutionary biologist and a leading secularist, called the findings "a national disgrace".

97, Standing in Tennessee's Clinch River, a marine biologist holds three species of freshwater mussel, the most endangered animal group in North America.

98, That's really essential information for people like us coming in to do the genetics, " says molecular biologist David Julius at the University of California, San Francisco, who led the study.

99, One of Mr Ball's heroes is Sir D'Arcy Wentworth Thompson, a Scottish biologist and polymath, who in 1917 wrote "On Growth and Form".

100, In 2008, Shi Yigong, a molecular biologist at Princeton, turned down a prestigious $10 million research grant to return to China and become the dean of life sciences at Beijing's Tsinghua University.

101, About 25 years ago, the Harvard biologist E. O. Wilson popularized the "biophilia" hypothesis: the idea that our evolutionary history has blessed us with an innate affinity for living things.

102, "The whole infrastructure required for the preparation of seasonal vaccines has enormous disadvantages, " remarks Walter Fiers, a molecular biologist at Ghent University in Belgium.

103, An important set of ideas have been advanced by the biologist Rupert Sheldrake.

104, He worked as an evolutionary biologist at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

105, Cue Manta birostris. "Just after high tide you'll see a few manta rays turn up, " says Guy Stevens, a British marine biologist who's been researching the Maldives mantas for the past three years.

106, "I was shocked by the results, " said Burney Le Boeuf[Sentencedict], a biologist and one of the authors of the new study published in the current edition of the journal Nature.

107, "This is a particularly relevant and important topic in the light of the increasing global population, " said the scientists, led by John Lott, biologist from Canada-based McMaster University.

108, Last fall and spring, biologist and photographer Joe Riis, funded by the National Geographic Society's Expeditions Council, became the first to document the entire pronghorn migration on foot.

109, Dean Miller, an Australian fur seal biologist, was the first person to spot the large white object floating past Macquarie island in the far south-west corner of the Pacific Ocean.

110, "There is an immense risk of cognitive overload," explains Carl Pabo, a molecular biologist who studies cognition.

111, An amateur biologist invites them to gather creepy - crawlies from a nearby pond.

112, The very first known examples of Microbial art were actually created over 100 years ago by Scottish biologist and pharmacologist Sir Alexander Fleming, who discovered penicillin.

113, This year, he appears in the Darwin biopic Creation, playing the biologist Thomas Huxley.

114, Developed c. 1972 largely by British chemist James E. Lovelock and U. S. biologist Lynn Margulis, the Gaia hypothesis is named for the Greek Earth goddess.

115, For the last fifteen years, Ellison and University of Vermont biologist Nicholas Gotelli have slogged through the bogs of New England, studying the life that exists in each pool.

116, Because its genesis reflects Dawk ins's professional interests as a biologist, it was built on organic principles in addition to evolution.

117, Trained as a molecular biologist in amphibian development, Melton began the work he pursues today: trying to find a way to make insulin-producing cells by using stem cells.

118, He is a painter, prophet, sculptor, inventor, musician, medical scientist, biologist, geographer, architect, military engineer and economist who possesses deep thoughts, wisdom and versatility.

119, Slime molds first came to scientific fame in the mid-20th century with the work of the Princeton biologist John Tyler Bonner.

120, "China's visibility is very high in trade and business but quite low in science and technology," said Kazhila Chinsembu, a molecular biologist at the University of Namibia.