Similar words: apologist, biologist, geologist, ecologist, oncologist, sinologist, neurologist, philologist. Meaning: [zəʊ'ɑlədʒɪst /-'ɒl-] n. a specialist in the branch of biology dealing with animals.
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1 Zoologist Eugene Morton has propounded a general theory of the vocal sounds that animals make.
2 I'd paint like a zoologist, catching the animals doing things they actually do.
3 A zoologist by training, he had been working on specimens collected by the Challenger Expedition.
4 The implication follows: If a zoologist can deduce which parasite is present, a female roach probably can as well.
5 Inevitably I was destined to become a zoologist in later life.
6 Services of a zoologist guide, and several Indian guides.
7 Desmond Morris is an English zoologist who applies his knowledge of animal Behavior to human Beings.
8 By daring to speak out , zoologist Fan Wenshi is helping to save a species.
9 English zoologist and comparative anatomist who opposed Darwin's evolution theory.
10 Local people thought the zoologist was an evil person and the jury decided he was guilty.
11 He is a zoologist.
12 The zoologist had spent a long time living with monkeys.
13 Baron Cuvier, a 19th-century zoologist, thought the unicorn not only mythical, but impossible, for its single central horn would have to grow out of a suture in the skull.
14 Barja, an Autonomous University of Madrid zoologist, inspected wolf scat in a mountainous region of Spain's northwest Iberian Peninsula.
15 However, to the zoologist or the botanist, the naming is actually a commonly seen activity.
16 A journalist went to interview a zoologist who stud ied gorillas in the jungle.
17 The zoologist has lived in the forest for ten years and he thinks it worthwhile.
18 Zoologist Harris Hawthorne Wilder developed this conceptual framework, which he called "Cosmobia" ,[www.Sentencedict.com] to understand certain developmental abnormalities.
19 A zoologist attempts to capture a northern gannet affected by the oil spill.
More similar words: apologist, biologist, geologist, ecologist, oncologist, sinologist, neurologist, philologist, sociologist, audiologist, cardiologist, archeologist, technologist, herpetologist, psychologist, entomologist, gynecologist, seismologist, dermatologist, ornithologist, criminologist, archaeologist, gerontologist, meteorologist, climatologist, anthropologist, paleontologist, pharmacologist, epidemiologist, ophthalmologist.