"Virtually every biologist can describe their job in relation to Pokémon," Joe Ballenger, an entomologist and molecular biologist, said in an email.
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He called in a marine biologist to install a microphone in the tank, but the biologist grew impatient when the fish weren't eating.
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Sarah Otto, theoretical biologist, University of British Columbia: Sex is evolution's answer to an ever-changing world Joan Roughgarden, evolutionary biologist, University of Hawai'i: Male, female: it goes back to size Curtis Lively, evolutionary biologist, Indiana University Bloomington: Sex protects populations from parasites
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The study, conducted by Trish Fleming, a wildlife biologist at Murdoch University, and Bill Bateman, a wildlife biologist at Curtin University, was published Monday in the journal, Mammal Review.
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Later, the Crawler and the biologist come into contact, a decision the biologist makes as a defiant act of radical free will in the face of Area X's soul-crushing subjugation.
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Other voices in the conversation: Joan Roughgarden, evolutionary biologist, University of Hawai'i: Male, female: it goes back to size Curtis Lively, evolutionary biologist, Indiana University Bloomington: Sex protects populations from parasites
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Then this helpful killjoy, with his marine biologist friend comes along... I asked a marine biologist friend about that ocean sunfish rant that's gone viral, and was not disappointed by the reply. pic.twitter.
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Marine biologist Peltier agrees that cameras could make a difference.
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One biologist did agree to talk — and she wasn't impressed.
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Jos is a biologist and responsible for feeding the oysters.
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For that, former field biologist Deanna Witman turns to art.
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"It's not just a slight masculinization," says biologist Carin Bondar.
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"I sound like a marine biologist, don't I?" he said.
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Or as the great molecular biologist Jacques Monod dourly noted
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She is an assistant research biologist, not a postdoctoral fellow.
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Dr. Poole, the elephant biologist, acknowledged that likelihood as well.
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Her younger brother, Nicholas, a biologist, hanged himself in 2009.
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Other voices in the conversation: Sarah Otto, theoretical biologist, University of British Columbia: Sex is evolution's answer to an ever-changing world Curtis Lively, evolutionary biologist, Indiana University Bloomington: Sex protects populations from parasites
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Tai loves science and hopes to be either an archaeologist, biologist or marine biologist, while Brooke is into math — her class is currently learning how to multiply three-digit numbers by two-digit numbers.
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Dr. Clark, now a biologist at the University of California, Riverside, was a researcher at Yale in the laboratory of Dr. Prum, an ornithologist and evolutionary biologist, when they went to Africa recently for research.
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In addition to astronomy, he was a capable mathematician and biologist.
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Dr. Orchid is a biologist with a PhD in plant toxicology.
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Rowan flirts with the ship's biologist while they analyze blood samples.
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This is the foe the biologist feels she's destined to confront.
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A biologist named Lena (Natalie Portman) has survived a cataclysmic event.
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Niemiller is a cave biologist at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.
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But I'm not a behavioural biologist, so I might be wrong.
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One biologist had the dive of her life over the weekend.
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Linda Suhler, a retired molecular biologist who lives in Scottsdale, Ariz.
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Manu Prakash, 36 Physical Biologist and Inventor Stanford University Stanford, Calif.
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In 2018, evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins put forth a similar idea.
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A. I'm a conservation biologist, a professor and a research scientist.
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Mark Briffa, a marine biologist at Plymouth University in Britain, agrees.
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If you know a budding biologist, this gift is for them.
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He took photos, which eventually reached Clif Schneider, a retired biologist.
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Julia Serano is a writer, performer, trans-bi activist and biologist.
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Ms. Savitz is a marine biologist with the conservation group Oceana.
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I'm still figuring out why I wanted to be a biologist.
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Jack Grove, a Marine biologist and photographer, is hosting both departures.
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Gay Sheffield is a biologist for the Alaska Sea Grant program.
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Senior editor Michael Calore will talk to computational biologist Laura Boykin.
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Ms. Baccus-Clark, a trained molecular biologist, is having some fun.
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The horror movie biologist above offers one good, if oversimplified, example.
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Other voices in the conversation: Henk Hobbelink, agronomist, GRAIN, Support small farmers Eric Schulze, molecular biologist, Memphis Meats, Science can't be at the expense of culture Deborah Delmer, plant biologist, Genetic modification is an important part
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Authorities said a county marine biologist confirmed the alligator was dead. Sgt.
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It's likely the moose felt relief, according to moose biologist Bill Samuel.
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"That could easily be faked," marine biologist Quinton White told National Geographic.
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"They are such a part of our identity here," one biologist says.
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Nielsen, the biologist, said this spring that she was disillusioned with Murkowski.
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Suzanne Sadedin, an evolutionary biologist, debunks your pop evo-psych on Quora.
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Her size could mean she's pregnant — or "very full," the biologist said.
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Narrator: That's Scott Solomon, an evolutionary biologist and professor at Rice University.
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Valeti cofounded the company in 2015 with stem cell biologist Nicholas Genovese.
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But Nathaniel Dominy, an evolutionary biologist at Dartmouth College, considers it unlikely.
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"Obviously there's a negative immediate effect," a wildlife biologist, Jafet Vélez, said.
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An evolutionary biologist, Dr. Lord is an old hand at wolf mothering.
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The curator remembers the marine biologist handing him a three-ringed binder.
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"It was a devastating impact," said Mike Morrow, the refuge's lead biologist.
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He's been married for nearly three years to Liz, a research biologist.
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But that notion never really sat well with evolutionary biologist Michael Mina.
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Dr. Dakin, a biologist, had been studying the color of peacock feathers.
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After decades of trying, the Japanese biologist admits he almost gave up.
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Apparently, one biologist has determined that the emu is the dumbest bird.
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Macknick leads NREL's low-impact solar initiative along with biologist Brenda Beatty.
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"We have a biochemist, an agricultural engineer, a botanical biologist," Josep explained.
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Ms. Fattori is the resident marine biologist at Outrigger Konotta Maldives Resort.
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Cell biologist Jake Baum at Imperial College London led the soup study.
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An airport wildlife biologist was one of the many looking for Gale.
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British naturalist and biologist Charles Darwin famously visited the archipelago in 1835.
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But I wish he'd remained true to VanderMeer's biologist, who was part-Asian.
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In April 1996, a biologist named David Franklin began working at Parke-Davis.
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Narrator: That's Elizabeth Brainerd, a biologist and puffer fish expert at Brown University.
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Note also that biologist E. O. Wilson is in favor of mosquito eradication.
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Evolutionary biologist Peter Turchin argues that fatty foods are good for our health.
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Philip Stoddard, mayor of South Miami and a biologist at Florida International University.
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Fortunately, the Oregon State Police and marine biologist Andrew David Thaler had answers.
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One of them was biologist Luo Yongzhang, a cancer expert at Tsinghua University.
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"It's forcing those genes into the population," explained molecular biologist Omar S. Akbari.
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"It's forcing those genes into the population," explained molecular biologist Omar S. Akbari.
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On Monday, marine biologist-turned-SpongeBob Squarepants creator Stephen Hillenburg died at 57.
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Burkeman writes how in 1990, the biologist Francis Crick used his fame to
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These kittens were found in the Santa Susana Mountains by biologist Jeffrey Sikich.
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That's where Eleanor Butler, the resident biologist at Soneva Jani resort, comes in.
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Flanagan: Corbin Maxey is a biologist, wildlife expert, and owner of two alligators.
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Grifo is a biologist who was hired by former President Barack Obama's administration.
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"We're not screwed," says Boris Worm, a marine conservation biologist at Dalhousie University.
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The quick success surprised Cheryl Strong, a former wildlife biologist at the refuge.
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"But now I think she should remain a mystery," the marine biologist concludes.
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"Tourism... again proving itself to be harmful to wildlife," tweeted biologist Adam Hart.
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Zachary Lippman is a plant biologist known for his research in plant breeding.
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Poised, beautiful, and highly intelligent, Ada was a research biologist at Sloan Kettering.
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Molecular and cellular biologist Median annual salary: $75,150 Reading importance level: 1873 8.
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"Are the Earthlings are becoming more attractive?" a middling alien biologist would ask.
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When a neighboring biologist suggested the source was the plainfin midshipman, everyone scoffed.
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The biologist still tending a jar filled with bacteria once destined for space.
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The remains were discovered by a biologist who was on vacation in Japan.
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"Smuggling is rampant—it's widespread globally," conservation biologist Sergio Henriques told the outlet.
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"In many species, males tend to do somewhat stupid things," a biologist said.
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Fisheries biologist Andy Schafermeyer arrived at the scene to help certify the record.
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Narrator: That's Elizabeth Brainerd, a biologist and puffer fish expert at Brown University.
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"They're called ghost cats for a reason—they're very elusive," one biologist says.
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The letter was addressed to the expert group's chair, the Australian biologist Fennessy.
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Dr. Phelps is a biologist and Dr. Wedow is a sociologist and geneticist.
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And I'm a biologist, too, because I know the fundamentals of plant physiology.
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Yet Lohman and his wife, a nurse and cell biologist, were not convinced.
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Cerca, an evolutionary biologist working at school's Evolab, thought his workday was finished.
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She is a top-notch pathologist and cancer biologist at Johns Hopkins University.
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Dr. Phelps is a biologist and Dr. Wedow is a sociologist and geneticist.
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Qu, 55, a biologist by training, received 108 votes out of 8213 nations.
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Sanford, like most other forensic entomologists, trained as a biologist and entomologist first.
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Other voices in the conversation: Pamela Ronald, plant geneticist, UC Davis, Focus on results new technologies bring Eric Schulze, molecular biologist, Memphis Meats, Science can't be at the expense of culture Deborah Delmer, plant biologist, Genetic modification is an important part
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A biologist searches for traces of nitrogen oxides in the snow in Ny Alesund.
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The new research, led by University of Oregon biologist Kelly Sutherland, overcomes this limitation.
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"We had a blinkered attitude," said James Mallet, an evolutionary biologist at Harvard University.
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A biologist has named a newly discovered species of moth after our next president.
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But in 2014, a Ukrainian biologist recorded a brown bear sighting in the area.
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He became a biologist, married an entomologist and introduced his daughters to the collection.
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There he falls in love with a biologist who challenges his habitual road rage.
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Wildlife biologist David Syzdek and graduate student Kathryn Wedemeyer-Strombel both agree: Dead turtles.
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However, she has largely given up her childhood dream of becoming a marine biologist.
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Some combination of a formula one race car driver/marine biologist/professional hockey player.
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The biologist decided to "humanely euthanize" the dolphin, according to FWC spokeswoman Michelle Kerr.
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That's why biologist Roslyn Dakin of the University of British Columbia turned to hummingbirds.
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Brad Hanson, a wildlife biologist, told the Seattle Times the situation was "unbelievably sad."
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Even recently, UK biologist Azim Surani also called for loosening the 14-day restriction.
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" A former aspiring marine biologist, Rogers continues, "I've brought some bathing suits with me.
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Beata Ujvari, an evolutionary biologist and author on the paper, says they're not sure.
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But for Ramnik Xavier, a molecular biologist at the Broad Institute in Cambridge, Mass.
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"A university is not a 'safe space'," tweeted Richard Dawkins, a biologist at Oxford.
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He traveled to the Bahamas and consulted with a marine biologist named Luke Tipple.
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A biologist from another American university says the forum could draw talent to China.
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"Tilikum is basically psychotic," the marine biologist Ken Balcomb told Outside Online in 2010.
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Dr. Roman is a conservation biologist and author of a book on endangered species.
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She took her idea to Antony Dodd, a biologist and head of her lab.
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Woese had trained at Yale as a biophysicist, Gold reminded me, not a biologist.
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There is another concern, said Kenneth R. Miller, a molecular biologist at Brown University.
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A consulting firm for Apex dispatched a biologist to the island in April 2017.
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Jonathan Losos, an evolutionary biologist from Washington University in St. Louis, was also enthusiastic.
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This seemingly impractical attribute was first noticed in 2005 by marine biologist Christine Huffard.
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Biologist Wagner Fischer has been monitoring its grim toll for more than two decades.
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But the New York biologist was celebrating a different kind of "baby" — her dissertation.
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Some of these reactions have shocked villagers like Bettina Heberer, a biologist and writer.
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The action centers around Portman's character Lena, a biologist who leads a mysterious expedition.
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"Each bear is an individual," said Kerry Gunther, a bear biologist with the park.
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What is the connection between Claire Goiran, a marine biologist, and the "fantastic grandmothers"?
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My brother"—a marine biologist—"got everything given to him, but I was ignored.
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Biologist Laura Boykin has found a way to stop the spread of these diseases.
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Update: This article has been updated to include comments from marine biologist Tracy Ainsworth.
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Pamela Ronald, plant geneticist, UC Davis, Focus on results new technologies bring Henk Hobbelink, agronomist, GRAIN, Support small farmers Eric Schulze, molecular biologist, Memphis Meats, Science can't be at the expense of culture Deborah Delmer, plant biologist, Genetic modification is an important part
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But conservation biologist Rogério Zacariotti wants to save a venomous yellow viper—the golden lancehead.
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"Huh?" joked Ilia Leitch, an evolutionary biologist at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, in England.
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I also had a moment of wanting to be a vet or a marine biologist.
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A biologist then examined the dog and found her a little thin but otherwise healthy.
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Biologist Rafael Carvalho said the whale appears to have been dead for a few days.
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ZW: The other one comes to mind involves this synthetic biologist named named George Church.
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"It's very reminiscent of Obama's (campaign) logo," Richard Pyle, a marine biologist, told the magazine.
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To better understand the dog's anxiety, the biologist developed Inupathy to monitor his heart rate.
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The project is led by Jan Strugnell, a marine biologist at Australia's La Trobe University.
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This 215 mile stretch of coastline is unique to Mozambique, says marine biologist Anna Flam.
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On July 14, Gothamist ran an article quoting a biologist who said they were doomed.
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"It is the fastest, cheapest way to distribute the vaccine," FWS biologist Randy Machett said.
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His latest novel, Super Extra Grande, concerns a biologist who specializes in extra-large organisms.
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To my mind, Michael Eisen, a renowned evolutionary biologist at Berkeley, has the right idea.
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"Sadly, the evidence doesn't support that," Daniel Lieberman, an evolutionary biologist at Harvard, told me.
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The study was published in Science Advances and led by Duke biologist Natalia Ocampo-Peñuela.
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Meanwhile, in Boston, Bruce Spiegelman, a Harvard cell biologist, has discovered two potent exercise hormones.
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But that wasn't all, according to Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife biologist Jennifer Lanksbury.
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The jellyfish was at least 5 feet long — the biggest one biologist had ever seen.
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"Cancer is a genetic disease at its core," the M.I.T. cancer biologist Robert Weinberg says.
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But if you see one roaming the swampland, you should definitely contact a local biologist.
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Greek Cypriot and biologist Mikis Hadjineophytou, 67, worries that failure this time could be permanent.
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As a marine biologist based in BC, this has been a focus of my work.
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Biologist Amro Zayed handed me frames, sticky with honey, covered in hundreds of buzzing insects.
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She loves her parents, she does her homework, she dreams of being a marine biologist.
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Mark Dodd, a wildlife biologist with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, coordinates those groups.
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Michael Tlusty, a lobster biologist at the University of Massachusetts Boston, takes a middle ground.
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"It is exceedingly rare, but they do it," said Douglas Smith, the park's wolf biologist.
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Since 2015 it has steadily spread across the region, said marine biologist Jason Hall-Spencer.
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Ms. Packard is a marine biologist and conservationist and Mr. Scholin is a biological oceanographer.
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"We've recovered a species lost in time," says Emily Hagler, biologist for the Paiute Tribe.
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In the 1960s, the biologist Sydney Brenner made it a model for investigating biological development.
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PGA Catalunya Resort employs a local biologist to grow organic fruit and vegetables for residents.
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That is Eric's wife, Regina Organo, who was until recently a molecular biologist at Genentech.
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He found this in his research with Bridgett vonHoldt, a molecular biologist at Princeton University.
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Regaining muscle later in life is possible, but the process is different, a biologist says.
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Trilobites Joleah Lamb began her career as a coral biologist on the Great Barrier Reef.
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"The boundaries between species are now known to be less rigid than previously thought," said Peter Grant, an evolutionary biologist at Princeton University who, along with his fellow Princeton biologist (and wife) Rosemary Grant, has been studying the evolution of Galápagos finches for decades.
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"If you do the math, the math kind of shows that it's only going to be a matter of a couple of years [before] we are not going to have any cheetahs," said Laurie Marker, an American conservation biologist biologist and founder of CCF.
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Dr. Niakan, a developmental biologist, has no intention of implanting the altered embryos in a womb.
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Early in his career, the decorated biologist Richard Lenski thought he might be forced to evolve.
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"It was a true river monster," Chad Boyce, fish biologist with the Virginia DGIF, told WAVY.
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Legendary biologist E.O. Wilson classifies humans as a "Eusocial" animal (along with ants, bees, and termites).
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And today in Nature, conservation biologist Guillaume Chapron argues that blockchains can even save the planet.
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Biologist Piper Dwight handed out red felt Valentine's hearts to 14 African penguins during feeding time.
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Or, there's actually something called the Anti-Jet-Lag-Diet, created by the biologist Charles Ehret.
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On Campus Dr. Heying is an evolutionary biologist and a former professor at Evergreen State College.
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Antonis Rokas, an evolutionary biologist at Vanderbilt University who was not involved in the study, agreed.
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"We're always seeing crazy things," University of Michigan evolutionary biologist Daniel Rabosky said in an interview.
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IN 1984 Edward Wilson, a Pulitzer-prize-winning biologist at Harvard, published his theory of "biophilia".
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Narrator: That's Maria Wojakowski, a biologist who's been studying turtle ecology for more than a decade.
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Following his research in autophagy, Japanese biologist Yoshinori Ohsumi recently received what kind of international award?
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Before there was Biologique Recherche, there was Yvan and Josette Allouche — a biologist and physiotherapist, respectively.
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Lucky for shark biologist Ocean Ramsay who's swimming alongside this one, whale sharks are filter feeders.
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In 93 Konrad Lorenz, an Austrian biologist, recommended fish, hamsters, bullfinches and starlings as excellent pets.
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She was like, 'Let's face it, you're probably not going to become an molecular cell biologist.
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I'm an evolutionary biologist, and I've spent my career studying the evolution of lizards, in particular.
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Synthetic biologist and geneticist Craig Venter believes this is a distinct possibility—and a tantalizing prospect.
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Sarah Tishkoff, an evolutionary biologist at University of Pennsylvania who didn't work on this study, agrees.
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"Everything just came into focus," says El-Samad, now a systems biologist at UC San Francisco.
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Narrator: That's Maria Wojakowski, a biologist who's been studying turtle ecology for more than a decade.
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It's named for Daniel Kronauer, a field biologist who studies army ants and discovered the species.
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Talking about the deep blue Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson is a marine biologist and policy expert.
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Ultimately, the biologist discovers that his late bride-to-be was right about the spiritual world.
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He dreamed of becoming a biologist and was the first of his relatives to attend university.
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Last spring, Ms. Phelan and Kent Redford, a conservation biologist, convened a meeting in Sausalito, Calif.
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Many a biologist, ecologist or civil engineer would like things to be as easy as that.
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She is a biologist and botanist, and she owns a single-house garden near the restaurant.
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But as a biologist, there are so many fascinating questions when it comes to science fiction.
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Her siblings include a federal judge, an evolutionary biologist, an anthropology professor and a social worker.
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But he is the most important biologist of the 20th century that you've never heard of.
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"If you take the long view, Vieques will end up better off," a biologist there said.
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"Fossils get refossilized in museums," said Dr. Tseng, an evolutionary biologist at the University at Buffalo.
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A park biologist was expected to visit the area of P-64's last location soon.
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"The conservationist in me doesn't want to admit that but the biologist has to," he said.
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BioRxiv cofounder Richard Sever, a molecular biologist at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, welcomed the open letter.
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"For me, the biggest concern as a conservation biologist is the loss of habitat," she said.
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"I'm disappointed," said Irakli Loladze, a mathematical biologist at Bryan who co-authored the rice paper.
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The carnivore biologist Jeff Sikich captures and examines a mountain lion in the Santa Monica Mountains.
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"They're quite aggressive fish," says Karen Burke da Silva, a marine biologist at Australia's Flinders University.
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"You would never get a biologist talking about cells in the liver 'computing' things," he says.
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"We're trying to figure out what's going on," said Whisper Camel-Means, a tribal wildlife biologist.
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They do have a heart, according to Dr. Moran, a biologist at the University of Hawaii.
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Kaelin has been a cancer biologist at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, in Boston, since 1991.
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"He snapped a picture and sent it to a local biologist, Ivan Parr, asking, "What happened?
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Her mother retired as a senior molecular biologist at Abbott Laboratories, the pharmaceutical company in Columbus.
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Greek biologist Fotis Pergantis, president of the Messolonghi National Lagoon Park, said there's a simple explanation.
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Kendra Chan was a biologist with the US Fish and Wildlife Service, CNN affiliate KRON reported.
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Alphabet said on Monday that it's added acclaimed biologist Frances Arnold to its board of directors.
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Even in the past year, says Hay, the biologist, the poaching seems to have gotten worse.
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The Nobel-winning biologist has drawn global criticism with unfounded pronouncements on genetics, race and intelligence.
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Ian Lundgren, a 43-year-old government biologist based in Honolulu, has been doing some math.
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And a young biologist works to develop a new method of detecting certain types of cancer.
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The word "meme" was invented by evolutionary biologist and future atheist heartthrob Richard Dawkins in 1976.
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Dr. Crick, a theoretical biologist, liked to have with him someone he could bounce ideas off.
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Despite jumping out of the way a bit out of fear, the biologist was perfectly safe.
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Consider this example from TNTP on the salary discrepancies between a biology teacher and a biologist.
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"I'm familiar with the idea," David Steen, a conservation biologist at Auburn University, wrote to me.
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Where's Joe Hanson, the biologist and science writer behind the "It's Okay to be Smart" YouTube channel?
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"The Ocean of Life," by Callum Roberts, a marine biologist at the University of York in England.
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Biologist (and noted Islamophobe) Richard Dawkins coined the term "meme" in 1975 book called The Selfish Gene.
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Church insisted they also enlist another prominent synthetic biologist, New York University's Jef Boeke, as co-leader.
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Corey Brockfield is set to play a marine biologist and surfer who works with Woodley's character Jane.
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"This [analysis] provides a revolutionary degree of clarity," said Nancy Kleckner, a molecular biologist at Harvard University.
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Lindqvist is an evolutionary biologist who specializes in bear genomics, but wasn't involved in this new research.
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Take a dive with Ariadne Reynolds, a marine biologist restoring the underwater ecosystem in Santa Monica Bay.
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Annihilation drops us into some near future, narrated by a stoic, emotionally impenetrable biologist (played by Portman).
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The expedition soon becomes compromised, and the biologist must face not only extraordinary threats, but also herself.
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Since then, one local biologist, a man named Mario Moscatelli, has been the bay's most outspoken advocate.
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When he came across the species, evolutionary biologist Dr. Vazrick Nazari knew what he had to do.
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The premise: A CDC biologist and FBI sleuth team up to stop a diabolical gene-hacking genius.
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Photo: USFWSWisdom's story began in 1956 when biologist Chandler Robbins banded her near a U.S. Navy barracks.
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A clever biologist has just demonstrated that electric eels will aggressively protect themselves if threatened by predators.
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Though she ultimately followed a quite different career trajectory, she originally wanted to be a marine biologist.
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In Zeus and Roxanne, Zeus the dog helps a marine biologist conduct research on Roxanne, a dolphin.
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Last year, he collaborated on a study with his wife, Rindy Anderson, a biologist who studies birdsong.
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On the Monday morning when F228 was plucked from the trap, Ms. Chesney, the biologist, worked quickly.
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Monica Quimby is a mom, a biologist, a professor, a beauty pageant winner, and a para athlete.
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These stranded whales represent only 10% of how many have actually died, per research biologist John Calambokidis.
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The creature is a pike eel, according to marine biologist Julian Pepperell, measuring 1.4 metres (4.5 feet).
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"It's like a train wreck you can't look away from," biologist George Divoky said in a statement.
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Acknowledged "masters" of OrigamiUSA have included Michael LaFosse, a marine biologist, and John Montroll, an electrical engineer.
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One of the first people to recognize this opportunity was a molecular biologist named Daniel B. Yarosh.
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This struck Jean-François Rees, a biologist at the Catholic University of Louvain, in Belgium, as odd.
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Julian Huxley, the biologist and eugenicist (and brother to writer Aldous Huxley), was deeply impacted by Teilhard.
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Underwater cinematographer Dan Abbott captured the jellyfish on camera, swimming beside wildlife biologist and presenter Lizzie Daly.
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Holland had teamed up with a local seal biologist, Aqqalu Rosing-Asvid, a former hunter and fisherman.
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But in 2005 the biologist James Shapiro at the University of Chicago outlined a radical new narrative.
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"It's the next generation of resolution," says study author Harris Wang, a synthetic biologist at Columbia University.
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But in March 2016, biologist Mark Laidre watched one catch, kill and devour a red-footed booby.
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Importers were even forging its paperwork, says Joseph Mendelson, a biologist at the Georgia Institute of Technology.
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And now as a marine biologist, she is one of the few Indigenous scientists in the country.
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"Slime molds are redefining what you need to have to qualify as intelligent," said biologist Chris Ried.
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Mamadou Camara, no relation to Ibrahima, is a biologist and director of Guinea's program against sleeping sickness.
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"He's tired," zoo biologist Laurie Thompson explained in a video as the little guy promptly curled up.
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"Certainly being up in Alaska is way out of their range," NOAA research biologist Ric Brodeur said.
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Since 1959, the dominant theory has been "stigmergy," first developed by the French biologist Pierre-Paul Grassé.
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Raymond Chan was a high school physics teacher in Fremont, California, and Kendra was a wildlife biologist.
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The country's largest federal nursing research institute will soon be run by a dentist and a biologist.
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In 1981, the Stanford University biologist Paul Ehrlich came up with the "rivet-popper" hypothesis for biodiversity.
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" A biologist tells Mann that "it is the fate of every successful species to wipe itself out.
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The first Nobel Prize of the year was awarded to Yoshinori Ohsumi, above, a Japanese cell biologist.
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Shane Gero, a Canadian marine biologist based at Aarhus University's Marine Bioacoustics Lab in Denmark, thinks so.
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Harvard evolutionary biologist Daniel Lieberman, who has studied the evolution of running, said something similar to NPR.
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"He was a very hard worker," said Dr. Malcolm A.S. Moore, a cell biologist at the center.
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In the 1970s, a Russian biologist named Lev M. Mukhametov placed electrodes on the heads of dolphins.
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" —Amanda Caskenette, aquatic science biologist, Fisheries and Oceans Canada "Make the peer review system truly double blind.
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As an aquatic biologist at the California Academy of Sciences, Tim Wong rarely has a dull day.
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A biologist was on vacation in Japan when he came across a slab of grayish limestone rock.
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"This is it for New England," said Laura Saucier, a wildlife biologist for the state of Connecticut.
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You deposited the plant after the ride with a white-coated biologist, to be labeled and observed.
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A biologist who would only give her name as Natalya was also sympathetic to the Raelian cause.
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"It was a surprise," said Kira Cassidy, a Park Service biologist and an author of the study.
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Mike Harris, a biologist with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, was called in to help.
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"It's growing really, really fast," said Quentin Mauvisseau, a biologist at the University of Derby in England.
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But Dr. Ponnampalam, a reproductive biologist at the University of Auckland in New Zealand, didn't give up.
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The original caption reads: Richard Primack, a biologist and the author of "Walden Warming," recording flowering times.
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"I think things look really bad for Joshua trees," says Christopher Smith, a biologist at Willamette University.
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"She was one of the most coveted wolves to see," said Douglas Smith, the park's wolf biologist.
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Vanessa (Helen Vinten) is a hard-working, hard-thinking evolutionary biologist who probably sleeps under her desk.
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And Dr. Watson became perhaps the most influential biologist of the second half of the 20th century.
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Hence the "ecological despair" that the conservation biologist Chris Thomas identifies early in his provocative new book.
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One spring night in Wisconsin, John Martin, a biologist, was in his backyard with an ultraviolet flashlight.
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Prominent biologist E.O. Wilson believes that number has accelerated dramatically, to one species extinction every 19 minutes.
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An article published in October in the journal Ecosphere highlights the fruits of this collaboration between the team of snorkeling, senior citizen scientists and the study's lead authors, Claire Goiran, a marine biologist at the University of New Caledonia and Rick Shine, an evolutionary biologist at Australia's Macquarie University.
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IN THE summer of 1996 Karen Mycock, a cell biologist, was attending a wedding in the Scottish highlands.
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"X inactivation is a critical process in female development," said Brian Chadwick, a biologist at Florida State University.
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In the 1950s, the Finnish biologist Björn Kurtén noticed something unusual in the fossilized horses he was studying.
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Simon Ho, an evolutionary biologist at the University of Sydney, found that evolution takes place at varying rates.
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Scott Jones is a biologist with the United States Geological Survey and missed his first paycheck Jan. 14.
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For marine biologist Lars Bejder, it was all about being at the right place at the right time.
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Famed biologist Charles Darwin, the father of the theory of evolution, theorized they were used to attract mates.
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And Kevin Esvelt, a synthetic biologist at MIT, said the experiments only confirmed what scientists have long known.
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In February of 1967, German biologist Hannes Laven hiked to a village 16 miles north of Yangon, Myanmar.
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According to Oxford University biologist Dr. Andrew Loveridge, the lion suffered slowly after being shot by an arrow.
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A biologist puts blood on iron plates in a lab testing genetically modified mosquitoes in Campinas, Brazil, Feb.
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Back in the good old days, Emily worked as a cell biologist and a lecturer at a college.
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Biologist and lynx expert Kim Poole of Aurora Wildlife Research said he's heard them make this noise before.
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Zerbini, a senior research biologist on marine mammals for 25 years, distinguished between two key periods in whaling.
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Owls get their due on Sunday, when the wildlife biologist Chris Nagy gives a talk at 2210 a.m.
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A marine biologist says "it's hard to imagine" the wandering octopuses found a new food source on shore.
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"Everything cannot happen at once," says Satchin Panda, a circadian biologist at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies.
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In the book, I talk about the example of my dear friend who is also a circadian biologist.
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Joseph Brandt, a biologist with the US Fish and Wildlife Service's California Condor Recovery Program, started to worry.
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The biologist known as Lena in the movie, played by Natalie Portman, has no name in VanderMeer's book.
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As a result, Area X creates a clone of the biologist and sends it to the outside world.
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I talked with marine biologist Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson, Founder and CEO of Ocean Collectiv to find out.
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"You cannot interpret it any other way," Deborah Giles, a University of Washington biologist, explained to the Post.
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The other was directed by Pierre Vanderhaeghen, a developmental biologist at the Free University of Brussels, in Belgium.
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"Making meat a better way" is how Stanford University biologist and physician Patrick Brown describes his Impossible Burger.
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Leonardo Campagna, an evolutionary biologist at Cornell University, says the research is "pioneering" but further study is needed.
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This would be a whole lot harder if biologist Gail Patricelli didn't have an excellent sense of humor.
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I never knew about this phenomenon until Tommy Leung, a parasitologist and evolutionary biologist, shared the following video.
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"The Amazon molly is doing quite well," said biologist Manfred Schartl of the University of Wuerzburg in Germany.
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Over the years, he'd win another Pulitzer for The Ants (1990), coauthored with the behavioral biologist Bert Hölldobler.
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I sent photos of the aquarium's tanks to Culum Brown, a fish biologist at Macquarie University in Sydney.
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Once a rambunctious leftist, the esteemed evolutionary biologist recalls traveling regularly to Washington to march for civil rights.
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Researchers led by University of Copenhagen marine biologist Julius Nielsen studied 28 female Greenland sharks caught as bycatch.
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"That's where we come in," said Joe von Fischer, lead researcher and biologist at CSU in a statement.
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"This paper is really pushing the technical boundaries," says Christine Raines, a biologist at the University of Essex.
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Suzanne Eaton, a molecular biologist, was in Crete for a conference when she went missing in early July.
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Kerry Gunther, a biologist who heads the bear management program at Yellowstone, says he favors delisting the bear.
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"It was a stampede," says Thomas Seyfried, a biologist at Boston College, of the move to molecular biology.
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So Dr. Bologna, a biologist and ecologist at Montclair State University, brought the animal back to his lab.
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"In science, the word theory isn't applied lightly," Kenneth R. Miller, a cell biologist at Brown University, said.
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"That's basically unheard-of in New York City," Debra Kriensky, a biologist with New York City Audubon, said.
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In the late 22011s, a field biologist named John Wehausen counted 73 survivors, none inside Yosemite National Park.
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Crespo turned to Allison Comiso Bordsen, a biochemist and molecular biologist with experience experimenting in the cannabis space.
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A federal marine biologist said last month that no seismic tests have been known to cause whale beachings.
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An Israeli by way of Australia, Mr. Katz is a marine biologist and an expert in coral ecosystems.
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Matter Frank Lyko, a biologist at the German Cancer Research Center, studies the six-inch-long marbled crayfish.
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Angela Zoumplis is a polar biologist at Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California, San Diego.
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And on to Antarctica, where a polar biologist recalls a visit from Anthony Bourdain in our Opinion section.
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Snapshot: Above, fossilized fish — 259, to be exact — that were discovered by a biologist on vacation in Japan.
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Nakatsu's case is a fascinating example of biomimicry, the design movement pioneered by biologist and writer Janine Benyus.
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As it turns out, Heather F. Smith, an evolutionary biologist, and colleagues at Midwestern University in Glendale, Ariz.
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Before her permit was approved, a state wildlife biologist surveyed her ranch, as required by law, she said.
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They lived with the straight twin's girlfriend, a biologist who traveled with a suitcase of human sperm samples.
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"This tells you something profound about human psychology," says Armand Leroi, an evolutionary biologist at Imperial College London.
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"We've recovered a species lost in time," Emily Hagler, biologist for the Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe, told KTVN.
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"They look like SpaghettiOs," said Paul Mischel, a cancer biologist at the University of California at San Diego.
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For example, a biologist might want to use machine learning to analyze tons of data when doing research.
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"That's very high; even an average of 58 percent is high," coral reef biologist Nancy Knowlton told Science.
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Noah Whiteman, an evolutionary biologist at the University of California, Berkeley, led the effort to test this hypothesis.
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"They really are reconstructing evolutionary history," Hopi Hoekstra, an evolutionary biologist at Harvard, said of the new research.
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The new study was led by Carles Lalueza-Fox, an evolutionary biologist at Pompeu Fabra University in Barcelona.
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I first saw the South Unit one sunny fall afternoon last year with the wildlife biologist Richard Sherman.
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A molecular biologist who worked at a scientific publisher, Hemphill applied an earnest curiosity to everything she did.
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One plant biologist, Hortense Dodo, has already started a company to develop genetically modified peanuts for eventual sale.
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"If you talk to any biologist, they don't care about vapor; they care about liquid water," says Benneke.
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"If you ask that question to a biologist or an ecologist, the surprising answer is buildings," says Ballard.
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A third honor will go to a Swiss molecular biologist, who made a groundbreaking discovery about cell growth.
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It is still unclear whether L124 is male or female, said David Ellifrit, another biologist on the trip.
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Biologist Greg Skomal was looking to tag a shark when a great white breached right beneath his feet.
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A biologist with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources told Baxter that the critter was likely a rat snake.
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Besides, no discipline is safe from politics forever—just ask an evolutionary biologist, or maybe just read some Galileo.
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It was apparently found by marine biologist Johnny Gaskell, who said he spotted the blue hole on Google Maps.
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For a while Edwards—tall, lean, intense, like an elongated George Clooney—thought he might become a marine biologist.
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In 2010, David Ussery, a biologist at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee, and his collaborators compared 1,000 genomes.
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He was responding to public pressure that began when a biologist and writer named Rachel Carson published Silent Spring.
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When the evolutionary biologist Hernán Morales was a graduate student at Monash, he sequenced the Eastern Yellow Robin's DNA.
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The teleology and historical contingency of biology, said the evolutionary biologist Ernst Mayr, make it unique among the sciences.
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"I think there's high potential for an oops event," says biologist Martha Crouch of the Center for Food Safety.
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"Boris Valentijn Schmid, a computational biologist at the University of Oslo, described the new study as being technically "solid.
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He made a provocative (if critically panned) documentary, The Unbelievers, with the evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins, another celebrated skeptic.
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"Jeffrey has the mind of a physicist," Harvard mathematician and biologist Martin Nowak told New York Magazine in 2100.
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Claudia Codeco, a biologist studying mosquito-borne infections at Rio's Oswaldo Cruz Foundation, said her research suggested similar findings.
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There has been a steady decline, then, most likely, a dramatic collapse, says Stellenbosch University marine biologist Sara Andreotti.
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This observation plays into an idea promulgated 30 years ago by Edward Wilson, an evolutionary biologist at Harvard University.
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The "Culvert Cat," as he was affectionately referred to, was discovered by a National Park Service biologist on Dec.
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A 27-year-old man from the area eventually admitted to murdering the molecular biologist, 59, in Crete, Greece.
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"We found oxycodone in only three of the 18 sets of mussels we analyzed," biologist Jennifer Lanksbury told KING5.
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Byron Adams, a Brigham Young University biologist, explains that tardigrades often are the first to colonize new, harsh environments.
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All this slug talk reminds me of a defense of the strange molluscs by the retired biologist Bill Amos.
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As reproductive biologist Mary Herbert pointed out in Nature News, levels of mutant mitochondria fluctuate wildly in stem cells.
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Lifestyle: Kenneth Catania, a biologist at Vanderbilt University, told Gizmodo they mostly eat small invertebrates, insect larva, and earthworms.
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A Canadian biologist and teacher, Darrell Otto, responded and researched the case, and became convinced of the women's innocence.
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Martin Kampmann is a cell biologist at the Institute for Neurodegenerative Diseases at the University of California San Francisco.
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Though biologist Dan Gibbs, who works for the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, agreed with the backlash on social media.
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He is a native of Monterey Bay and works often as a marine biologist and photographer on Sanctuary Cruises.
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He's a plant biologist at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory in New York with an expertise in genetics and development.
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According to wildlife biologist Imogene Cancellare, birds—including emus—might not be as "bird-brained" as the insult suggests.
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UTS marine biologist William Gladstone, who designed the trial, told Fairfax Media the location was a known shark nursery.
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Lizzie Daly, a wildlife biologist and BBC Earth host, spotted a massive barrel jellyfish off the coast of England.
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The embryo "is a noisy environment," says Robert Brewster, a systems biologist at the University of Massachusetts Medical School.
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The trio has been described in a new study by evolutionary biologist Mark Scherz and a team of scientists.
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Earlier this year, Harvard biologist George Church outlined his plan to produce elephant embryos that contain woolly mammoth genes.
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The body of American biologist Suzanne Eaton, 59, was found in a cave in Chania, Crete, on Monday night.
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Speaking of cheese, a biologist teamed up with an artist in 2013 to create cheese using belly button bacteria.
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DDT Truthers On Wednesday, marine biologist and shark expert David Shiffman shared the below message on his Twitter page.
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"We actively maintain water levels in the managed ponds year-round," said Rachel Tertes, a biologist at the refuge.
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In 1883, the German biologist August Weismann cut off the tails of seven female and five male white mice.
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There, it was picked up by biologist Mike Inouye, who posted it on Twitter and it quickly went viral.
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Marine biologist Edda Elísabet Magnúsdóttir told the Iceland Monitor that the whales likely became disoriented in the shallow waters.
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These sheep, cloned from the same cell line, have aged normally and are very healthy, a developmental biologist reported.
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For over two decades, Neil H. Shubin, an evolutionary biologist, has investigated this transition in two radically different ways.
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An article today in the scientific journal Nature Communications lays out findings by biologist Kevin Sinclair and his team.
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University of Guelph biologist Mike Dixon is developing technologies to grow edible crops, like lettuce and tomatoes, in space.
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"The Endangered Species Act can save these skinks," Collette Adkins, a biologist with the group, said in a statement.
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"What kind of world is this when a biologist needs to be scared to tell the truth?" he asks.
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" I very casually, as a nerdy biologist would, said, "Ugh, I know—if only we could be like parrotfish.
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"I learned more in that experience than in any of my schooling," said Ms. Jones, a trained molecular biologist.
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The Guardian said the evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins, an outspoken atheist, was one of the bidders who lost out.
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Like my relationship with Susannah, I believe that I became a molecular biologist because it seemed safe and stable.
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"This agrees with our own work on African pygmies," said Ryan Gutenkunst, a biologist at the University of Arizona.
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This is slower than your nervous system, but "for a plant biologist, that is booking it," Dr. Gilroy said.
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"Historically, they were just ignored," said Thomas K. Doyle, a marine biologist at the University College Cork in Ireland.
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"Our perception has switched hugely," said Jonathan D.R. Houghton, a marine biologist at Queen's University Belfast in Northern Ireland.
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"To get to the other side," said Julia Sigwart, an evolutionary biologist at Queens University Belfast in Northern Ireland.
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And finally, dive into a Great Big Story about a marine biologist who's spent her life studying manta rays.
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If a potential problem is identified, an expert biologist is needed to suss out whether there's a real issue.
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He's a biologist at Oberlin who studies what kind of information animals derive from the many sounds around them.
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"I'm a professor, I'm a biologist but I didn't actually know what was special about this fish," Turner said.
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Without knowing much beyond what she'd learned from the series, she decided that she would become a marine biologist.
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"There are people who are living completely barricaded," said Dr. Fleury's friend Nathalie Le Meur, a pharmacist and biologist.
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"There's less than meets the eye," said Richard H. Ebright, a molecular biologist and bioweapons expert at Rutgers University.
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Joerg Wiedenmann, a biologist at the University of Southampton in Britain who led the study, wrote in an email.
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"This is something that modern evolutionists cringe at," evolutionary biologist Dan Kruger from the University of Michigan told LiveScience.
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In the summer of 2018, Putnam published an unusual debut novel by a retired wildlife biologist named Delia Owens.
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But as Danish biologist Morten Jorgensen claims in his cautionary "Polar Bears on the Edge," this division is arbitrary.
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According to molecular biologist Patrick Schmitt, it&aposs a misconception that your body becomes dehydrated when you drink alcohol.
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Alcohol doesn&apost actually dehydrate the bodyAccording to molecular biologist Patrick Schmitt, drinking water wouldn&apost have helped anyway.
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Now, he's mapped the habitat of that species, called Omura's whale after Hideo Omura, a prominent Japanese whale biologist.
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Kasetsart University marine biologist and lecturer Thon Thamrongnawasawat told Agence France-Presse that the massive glob of plastic in the whale's stomach probably led to it starving to death:Thon Thamrongnawasawat, a marine biologist and lecturer at Kasetsart University, said the bags had made it impossible for the whale to eat any nutritional food.
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Report: Nobel Prize-Winning Biologist Knew About Gene-Edited Babies for Months but Kept QuietThe Associated Press reports that Nobel laureate and biologist Craig Mello was aware of a pregnancy …Read more ReadIn late January, for example, the Associated Press reported that Nobel Prize-winning geneticist Craig Mello knew about He's questionable experiment.
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As biologist Mor Salomon told New Scientist, prey is quite scarce in the arid African landscapes where this animal lives.
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Claudia Codeco, a biologist studying mosquito-borne infections at Rio's Oswaldo Cruz Foundation, told CNN her research suggested similar findings.
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"Campsites are in essence nests made by human beings," the biologist E.O. Wilson writes in The Social Conquest of Earth.
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Other reliable Twitter crusaders include UCLA geneticist Leonid Kruglyak, health policy expert Timothy Caufield, and CalTech computational biologist Lior Pachter.
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"Like rabbits, they practice coprophagy, or eating their own feces to recycle undigested nutrients," wildlife biologist Imogene Cancellare told Gizmodo.
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"My feeling is there's one underlying mechanism that drives all this variability," said Mike Lynch, a biologist at Indiana University.
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When biologist Rahul Sinha started his first independent research project at Stanford last January, he had a single-minded goal.
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She works closely alongside conservation biologist Miriam Boucher, 27, from Calgary, western Canada, who serves as the CRC's Research Coordinator.
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Coldplay didn't even play my favorite song, "The Scientist," about a brave marine biologist who finds love under the sea.
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"That's quite a lot," Rodney Forster, a marine biologist at the University of Hull in the UK, told BuzzFeed News.
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"Only seven have been recorded [in Dingle] since records began almost 350 years ago," said Marine Biologist Dr. Kevin Flannery.
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"Not all mutations are bad," Bridgett vonHoldt, an evolutionary biologist at Princeton University who researches wolf genetics, said over email.
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"I can't say I've heard of something like this before," Debra Kriensky, a conservation biologist at NYC Audubon, told Gizmodo.
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"What we're trying to do is kill bacteria," Rodolphe Barrangou, a molecular biologist at North Carolina State University, told Gizmodo.
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"She wants to be a marine biologist, which I support — she can be whatever she wants to be," says Miller.
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For instance, Stanford developmental biologist Gerald Crabtree found that between 2,000 and 5,000 genes influence our intellectual and emotional abilities.
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The poop was sent to the lab of NIWA biologist Krista Hupman who threw it in the freezer for storage.
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Once a synthetic biologist at NASA, a few years ago he quit his job to bring science to the masses.
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The combination of the two has USGS research biologist David Douglas saying that it already looks like summer has arrived.
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"That is exactly the opposite of what we thought," Susan Bailey, a radiation biologist at Colorado State University, told Nature.
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Melott is not a biologist, but he doesn't seem to mind a bit of wild speculation where supernovae are concerned.
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The biologist does not believe there is an ethical problem with harvesting the invasive species if the process is humane.
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"I think AI is overhyped in applications to genomics," said Joshua Akey, an ecologist and evolutionary biologist at Princeton University.
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"Neuroscientists are objecting to the 'devaluing' of the specialness of the brain," said Michael Levin, a biologist at Tufts University.
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" Jason Somarelli, a biologist at the Duke Cancer Institute, calls Gatenby a pioneer: "He's turning cancer into a chronic disease.
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Grahame Webb, a biologist, says that many of the 5,000 or so farms are tiny set-ups in Asian villages.
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"To our knowledge, this type of lip has never been recorded before," James Cook University marine biologist David Bellwood said.
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Eaton, a 59-year-old molecular biologist, was attending a conference on Crete when she went missing on July 2.
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"If you're a biologist, you know what a feather should look like," said Ms. McCoy, who is completing her doctorate.
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This wildlife biologist is a Superman of sorts -- a tireless defender of the world's smallest bear species: the sun bear.
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A Fordham University biologist, Jason Munshi-South, studies the populations of white-footed mice marooned in New York City parks.
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Donley is a developmental biologist who works in the Center for Biological Diversity's Environmental Health Program View the discussion thread.
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A co-worker recommended a 2011 book called "The Wild Life of Our Bodies," by a biologist named Rob Dunn.
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This hotel was the original summer home of a Harvard marine biologist, but it was eventually turned into a hotel.
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"Things have changed profoundly," says Damon Stanwell-Smith, a marine biologist who first visited Antarctica more than 25 years ago.
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I witnessed this firsthand many times when I was a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service biologist overseeing endangered species recovery.
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The closest they had ever got was a biologist who heard a Maori chief describe killing a kawekaweau in 1870.
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Locksley started collaborating with Klein, his UCSF colleague and a stem cell biologist: The unanticipated result had piqued his interest.
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"At some level, it's a joke, and at some level, it's serious," says Bender, a former biologist and tech businessman.
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"What was done cannot be considered to be an EIA," said Mussington, a biologist and principal of Barbuda's secondary school.
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"Wolves and grizzly bears suck up a lot of the money," said Bart George, a biologist with the Kalispel tribe.
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Although, because Watson was a biologist and science has so clearly evolved, his thinking on race should have evolved, too.
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As a marine biologist, she's on a mission to save them from one of the greatest dangers they face: humans.
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"The data set was very poor, and the statistics were profoundly flawed," said Siegfried Hekimi, a biologist at McGill University.
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Jack Housenger, a biologist who served as the director of the E.P.A.'s pesticide program, had a more positive recollection.
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The phytoplankton stop the fish's breathing, Lars-Johan Naustvoll, a biologist at Norway's Institute of Marine Research, said by phone.
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"You don't want to extrapolate too far," said Melissa Roth, an assistant research biologist at the University of California, Berkeley.
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In 1956 she married Howard Howland, who would become a prominent biologist, but by the early 1960s they had separated.
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The Christmas Island reefs were among the world's healthiest, said Cobb's collaborator, biologist Julia Baum of Canada's University of Victoria.
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Andrew Derocher is a biologist at the University of Alberta who has researched polar bears for more than three decades.
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During last night's vice presidential debate, Mike Pence dropped a serious knowledge bomb that may have surprised many a biologist.
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For some time, I'd been searching for Christopher Filardi, a biologist with decades of field experience in the Solomon Islands.
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The genetic makeup is important, said Alv Arne Lyse, a fisheries biologist at the Norwegian Association of Hunters and Anglers.
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"They're totally cool, and totally beautiful to watch underwater," said Kelly Sutherland, a marine biologist at the University of Oregon.
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Styles Q. & A. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson, a marine biologist, talks about phytoplankton, plastic straws and the best fish to eat.
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And so Shelley and I caught a flight to Arizona to see Jürgen Liebig, the ant biologist, in his lab.
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Schutt, a biologist, shows that cannibalism in the natural (including human) world is much more common than we once thought.
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Philip Leder, a biologist who helped decipher the genetic code and discovered a genetic cause of cancer, died on Feb.
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Mr. Walters, a marine biologist, has been working with sharks for nearly 40 years and still has 10 intact fingers.
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Oregon's coach then, Howard Hobson, was a visionary who studied basketball as a biologist might examine slides under a microscope.
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Complicating things even further, the woman was standing behind another marine biologist, so only half of her face was visible.
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The situation is not helped by the presence of two stock characters: Cinta, the historian, and Piya, the marine biologist.
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"The sea is a pretty noisy place," said Aran Mooney, a marine biologist at Woods Hole who coauthored the research.
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But I'm also a plumber, an electrician, a mechanic, a physicist, a chemist, a biologist and a hundred other things.
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"There's a lot of chaos going on," said Karen Lynn Martin, a biologist at Pepperdine University who specializes in grunion.
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One item caught the eye of Maricel Maffini, a biologist who consults with environmental groups: chocolate cake with chocolate icing.
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The sound of shoes skidding on hardwood can be explained by shoe designers, rubber scientists, mechanical engineers and a biologist.
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And as marine biologist Matthew Savoca told National Geographic, anchovies eat algae-covered plastic because it smells like a meal.
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A fish biologist commented and alerted Ralph Foster, a fish scientist and the fish curator at the South Australian Museum.
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Basics Whether personally or professionally, Daniel Kronauer of Rockefeller University is the sort of biologist who leaves no stone unturned.
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One spring night, a biologist saw a hot-pink squirrel fly by while he was outside with his ultraviolet flashlight.
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"He's a tremendous resource," says Brandon Hay, a biologist with the Caribbean Coastal Area Management Foundation, a Jamaican conservation group.
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"They're basically hanging out in the water column," said Jacqueline Webb, a fish biologist at the University of Rhode Island.
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Years later he teamed up with another equally-fascinated biologist, Fabio Badalamenti, to uncover the mystery of this odd behavior.
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Bartumeus is a theoretical biologist who initially started out by making computer models of the Tiger mosquito's distribution in Spain.
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Over the next few years, Aiden, who is now a computational biologist at Rice University and Baylor College of Medicine, built on work by Job Dekker, a biologist at the University of Massachusetts Medical School, to create the Hi-C system, which maps the probability that two pieces of the genome are touching each other.
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"There are no native land mammals in New Zealand except bats," says Jim Becker, a biologist at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.
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"It's pretty exciting," Becky Irwin, a biologist who researches plant-pollinator interactions at North Carolina State University, said of the discovery.
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"It's like Einstein's theory of relativity, but for viruses," said Sebastián Duchêne, a computational evolutionary biologist at the University of Melbourne.
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"If an oyster leaves the water for three or four days, it feels it," Miller Tse, TABLE's resident marine biologist explains.
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A biologist might study, let's say, a particular species of rabbit, spending years in the field observing a population of them.
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A biologist from the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries (DGIF) met the man there to observe the weigh-in.
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"Going to the zone doesn't explain anything unless you are an expert such as an biologist or the like," she asserts.
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In 1962, the biologist-chemist duo Donald Caspar and Aaron Klug published a seminal paper on the structural organization of viruses.
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"Quorum54," a collaboration between designer Tatiana Tejedor and synthetic biologist Tal Danino produced a luminescent outfit inlaid with cancer-detecting bacteria.
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"We're just at the cusp of being able to write genomes," said Chris Organ, an evolutionary biologist at Montana State University.
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Richard Dawkins himself, the famed biologist and atheist figurehead who has often collaborated with Krauss, has not commented on the allegations.
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Javier Buceta, systems biologist at Lehigh University and co-author, was grateful for the chance to name a new geometric shape.
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Marine biologist Prof Audun Rikardsen said the harness had a GoPro camera holder and a label sourcing it to St Petersburg.
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For years, Soo-Kyung, a developmental biologist at Oregon Health and Science University, had worked with the FOX family of genes.
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The expedition's other members have not returned, and the biologist seems uncertain about whether any of them might still be alive.
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In a paper published in Nature Chemical Biology, Christopher Voigt, a biologist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, describes an alternative.
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"As a feminist biologist, I often questioned why female specimens weren't used to diagnose most species," Brannoch said in a statement.
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"The battle to feed all of humanity is over," Stanford biologist Paul Ehrlich pronounced in his 1968 bestseller The Population Bomb.
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Last month Eisen, an evolutionary biologist at U.C. Berkeley, announced plans to run for a seat in the Senate in 2018.
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One of these young, socially-engaged scientists was biologist Barry Commoner, who became a driving force in the modern environmental movement.
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"It's a really big deal," study co-author and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association research biologist Paul Wade told National Geographic.
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"I believe the technical term for a fish with no eyes is a 'fsh,'" conservation biologist David Shiffman told Gizmodo. HEH.
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Mucha said she and co-founders Anthony Cann, a chemical engineer, and Derik Twomey, a cell biologist, stumbled on the idea.
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VanderMeer uses the characters — specifically the biologist and her first-person narration — to satisfy his thematic points about Area X's nature.
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He and fellow biologist, John Chisholm, were the first to successfully tag and track great whites in the northwest Atlantic Ocean.
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But as an adult and evolutionary biologist, his own research seemed to argue against the claim that evolution is wholly contingent.
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One of their ideas, devised along with the biologist George Church, involved dark matter detectors based on DNA and enzyme reactions.
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Melo-Santos, along with biologist Laura May-Collado from the University of Vermont, visited this market to study this particular population.
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The tract has been open for tribal harvest for three years, according to Monitor captain and Puyallup shellfish biologist Dave Winfrey.
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"To our knowledge, this type of lip has never been recorded before," James Cook University marine biologist David Bellwood told Reuters.
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As a molecular biologist, she has done fieldwork in the Congo and worked with some of the world's most dangerous pathogens.
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"He struggled and struggled to do it," Nathaniel Dominy, an anthropologist and evolutionary biologist at Dartmouth College, said in an interview.
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Decked out in a headlamp helmet, biologist Pascal Samson explained that the massive stone arches host certain important species of bats.
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"The truth of the matter is we've done our due diligence," says biologist David Mindell, who assisted Hillis with the work.
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A biologist by training, UC Berkeley professor Robert Full's scientific background gives him a unique approach to the world of robotics.
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That means a greater likelihood of a population crash, says Brad Shaffer, a biologist at the University of California Los Angeles.
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Ayana Elizabeth Johnson, Ph.D., is a marine biologist and founder and CEO of Ocean Collectiv, a consulting firm for conservation solutions.
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Much as a biologist strives to understand how a cell works, software engineers must find ways of understanding systems like BERT.
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Our marine biologist laughed when he told us that it was nothing more than the stinky baleen breath of a whale.
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A voice-controlled TV remote can search for, say, "the episode in 'Seinfeld' where George claims to be a marine biologist".
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Patrick Forterre, an evolutionary biologist at the Pasteur Institute in France, agreed that bacteria probably make up much of life's diversity.
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It opens with a scientist (Benedict Wong) questioning Natalie Portman's character, the Biologist, who asks her to start from the beginning.
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We then see the Biologist and her husband (Oscar Isaac) before he sets off for his own mission into the zone.
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"Once she gets up off the floor, she's sort of swarmed by all of them," said Doug Collicutt, a local biologist.
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Ebolavirus has likely been quietly spilling over into humans for millennia, said University of California, Los Angeles biologist James Lloyd-Smith.
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The agent was a biologist who was especially concerned about keeping up the American level of intelligence by suitable immigration policies.
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A molecular biologist and former Stanford researcher, Bik also grew tired of having her questions dismissed by uBiome's leadership, she said.
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The discovery by a biologist with Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area took place weeks after the Woolsey Fire was contained.
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The biologist, NPS said, hiked to the location where the lion's location was alerted on Tuesday, where his remains were found.
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A biologist is studying the Italian wall lizard, above, to learn how it's adapted to a colder and more crowded environment.
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A former state wildlife biologist speculated in 2014, when the bear was first spotted, that it was hit by a car.
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"It all proved terribly poor value," Nick Mooney, the wildlife biologist currently in charge of the agency's investigations, said in January.
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"They forever changed the surface of the planet," said Stefan Rensing, a plant biologist at the University of Marburg in Germany.
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" His career ambitions have swung from astronaut, biologist or chemist to "maybe being a writer or working on a political campaign.
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Austrian biologist and ethologist Konrad Lorenz took some time out from National Socialism around 5933 to develop a formula for cuteness.
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In the great hierarchy of childhood dream careers, marine biologist is likely to be right up there with astronaut and firefighter.
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"It's just so exciting," Dr. Shirley Pomponi, natural products biologist and research coordinator at the Harbor Oceanographic Institution, told New Scientist.
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Marine biologist Lisa Steiner noted the observation back in a 1995 paper about bottle-nosed dolphins off the coast of Portugal.
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Kathy Niakan Developmental biologist Kathy Niakan became this year the first scientist to get regulatory approval to genetically modify human embryos.
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In 2013, she enrolled as an undergraduate at the University of Texas with dreams of becoming a biologist and medical researcher.
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The biologist found the nest with an adult eagle atop it, according to a document reviewed by The New York Times.
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"My personal health information should be protected," said Steven Cooke, a conservation biologist and fish ecologist at Carleton University in Ottawa.
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The genetic sequences were nearly identical, according to Trevor Bedford, a computational biologist at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle.
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The genetic sequences were nearly identical, according to Trevor Bedford, a computational biologist at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle.
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"It's a huge National Park Service success story," said Douglas W. Smith, the biologist who oversaw the return of the wolves.
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According to Phil Torres, a tropical biologist and entomologist, it's a rite of passage for some of those who study bugs.
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They're kind of "walking noses," as Marc Weissburg, a biologist at Georgia Tech and co-author on the paper puts it.
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Karl Willert, a U.C.S.D. biologist and old friend, remembers how excited Lundblad had been to be in California, working at Salk.
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Graciela Lorca, a molecular biologist at the University of Florida and an expert on citrus greening, said she is not convinced.
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"People have said the river is lost cause; I don't like that," said Tim Bonner, a biologist at Texas State University.
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"Tooth development has been very conserved during evolution," said Irma Thesleff, a developmental biologist at the University of Helsinki in Finland.
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"Even one house per square mile can be a problem for bears," said Jodi Hilty, a wildlife biologist in Canmore, Canada.
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Nowak, a Harvard mathematical biologist, seems to have been Epstein's favorite scientist, regularly mentioned in press releases issued by his foundations.
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"They aren't getting their prey, and that's the problem," said Michael Weiss, a field biologist with the Center for Whale Research.
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And this remarkable discovery led Dr. Enard and Dr. Dmitri Petrov, an evolutionary biologist at Stanford University, to wonder about Neanderthals.
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"At-home testing is a good idea," Joseph Osmundson, a molecular biologist collaborating with the COVID-19 Working Group, told VICE.
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"There are only so many ways to do something," said Susannah Porter, a biologist at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
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"I used to think we could keep the bell and have a plaque and annual events," said Ms. Heberer, the biologist.
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DAVID MEYER, LOS ANGELES The writer, a biologist, is president and chief executive of LA BioMed, a nonprofit scientific research group.
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OBITUARIES An obituary on Friday about the molecular biologist Paul D. Boyer referred incorrectly in several places to ATP (adenosine triphosphate).
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"The number of industries and ventures along Sepetiba Bay has been growing exponentially in recent years," said Dr. Alonso, the biologist.
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The biologist James Cornett, who has studied the Lee Flat grove for twenty-one years, sees evidence of a demographic shift.
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If you've ever had milk, you're probably familiar with the work of Louis Pasteur, the 19th-century French chemist and biologist.
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At Harvard, the Swiss-born biologist Louis Agassiz preached separate creation and strenuously denounced Darwin for implying that races could evolve.
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Epigeneticists, once a subcaste of biologist nudged to the far peripheries of the discipline, now find themselves firmly at its epicenter.
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" Biologist and author John Medina agrees, noting in his book Brain Rules that "the brain doesn't pay attention to boring things.
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His father, Gardner Platt Jencks, was a pianist and composer, and his mother, Ruth (Pearl) Jencks, was a biologist and artist.
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"The songs are beyond loud," said study co-author Jeff Podos, at biologist University of Massachusetts Amherst, in a phone call.
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"These are things that humans could never do," said Yuta Kawarasaki, a biologist at Gustavus Adolphus College in Saint Peter, Minn.
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In 2017, biologist Dara Orbach made silicone molds of the dolphin vagina "revealing complex folds and spirals," the New Scientist reported.
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Greenpeace USA Oceans Campaign Director John Hocevar is a marine biologist and leads the organization's work to engage corporations on plastics.
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"There are not too many people in our field who like to discuss Goethe," Christof Niehrs, a prominent biologist, told me.
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For this reason, marine biologist Krista Hupman helped to set up a volunteer leopard seal feces collection program in New Zealand.
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"In the coral city there is no waste," Richard C. Murphy, a marine biologist who worked with Jacques Cousteau, has written.
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Independent of hotels, Monterey Bay Whale Watch runs year-round whale-watching boat excursions — guests are accompanied by a marine biologist.
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In a new TED-Ed video, evolutionary biologist Robyn J. Crook provided some insight into what we know about this issue.
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University of Florida biologist Joseph Wasilewski, who has studied iguanas for 40 years, believes climate change may be contributing to issue.
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Towards the end of the book, the Biologist discovers that, during his own expedition, her husband had taken a boat to an uncharted island in Area X. After encountering the terrifying, incomprehensible alien creature that lives beneath Area X — the alien that is creating Area X — the Biologist decides to stay in Area X and follow her husband's trail.
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"At this time preliminary DNA testing facilitated by NC Wildlife Biologist has eliminated any wild animals indigenous to the area," police said.
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Douglas McCauley, a marine biologist at UC Santa Barbara, has been drawn to the ocean for as long as he can remember.
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JACKSON, Ga. – Longtime wildlife biologist Jim Ozier unties and then boards a small boat on Lake Jackson, an hour south of Atlanta.
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Apparently, not a lot is known about rattlesnake strikes in the wild, so filming like this can help biologist better understand them.
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In Michigan, records for fish are set by weight only, and the identification has to be verified by a DNR fisheries biologist.
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When University of Toronto biologist James B. Anderson first studied this large growth in 1992, he was astounded by its sheer size.
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These ticks are supposed to live in the eastern United States, said Nieto, a biologist at Northern Arizona University, in an interview.
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Ron Wooten, a wildlife biologist living in Galveston, Texas, had started tracking a population of wild dogs on the nearby Galveston Island.
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Coral biologist Charles Manzel said the work was "significant" for identifying a novel adaptation corals use to survive in light-limited environments.
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Benjamin Laws, a NOAA fisheries biologist, said the permits require protections for right whales in places they are expected to be present.
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You have to have a permit and tags from a wildlife biologist, and you have to catch it on a hook first.
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Robert Marsh, the biologist who later examined the specimen, noted that it did "not conform" to another known Sirenidae, the greater siren.
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The developmental biologist Nobutaka Hirokawa came up with an explanation that is so elegant "we all want to believe it," Tabin said.
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Katy, a wildlife biologist from Baltimore, underwent surgery and Finn underwent a procedure to release pressure in her brain, according to Today.
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"Emotion is of huge evolutionary importance," Thomas Bionda, a behavioral biologist at the zoo, told Dutch broadcaster NOS, according to The Guardian.
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When the Orpheus drone emerged from the waters off of Cape Cod in September 2747, deep sea biologist Tim Shank felt relieved.
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If chimpanzees or underwater expeditions are more your thing, there's also content from primatologist Jane Goodall and marine biologist Dr. Sylvia Earle.
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Cutting lines of communication was the first step in what Queen's University biologist John Smol called a "death spiral" for Canadian science.
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A marine biologist found 373,000 toothbrushes and 975,000 shoes on the beaches of a remote string of islands in the Indian Ocean.
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"They're just making sure that it's no longer a threat," Mark Hatfield, wildlife biologist at the National Wild Turkey Federation told Gizmodo.
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"It's a very promising idea, this had a lot of potential," Erik Sontheimer, a molecular biologist at University of Massachusetts, told Gizmodo.
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" A retired park service biologist, Mary Meagher, who studied bison for 37 years, told me then that "brucellosis is a smoke screen.
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But when it comes time to mate, they have the ability to let down their defenses, said Duke University biologist Stuart Pimm.
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Biologist Carl Bergmann suggested that warm-blooded creatures indigenous to colder climates were larger, while those found in warmer regions were smaller.
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"The extent of the similarities here is compelling," University of Chicago evolutionary biologist Neil Shubin (author of Your Inner Fish) told Gizmodo.
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"We're obviously concerned, and monitoring the situation," Brad Hanson, a wildlife biologist at NOAA, said during a status call with the media.
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Soon Finger brought aboard fellow marine biologist Terry Sawyer, and soon after that the two opened a retail spot near their farm.
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"With diseases, it's actually the skin that's getting eaten away," says study co-author Joleah Lamb, a marine biologist at Cornell University.
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"The similarities between the mouse and the human being are unbelievable," says John Kopchick, a molecular biologist at the University of Ohio.
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Brian Hidden, who works as a biologist for the US Fish and Wildlife Service in Springfield, Illinois, is also rethinking his career.
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But I was talking to a marine biologist who said if you actually see a white shark up close, consider yourself lucky.
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A trained biologist who later became a professor of theater history, Rojas never left the country, but his imagination wandered far afield.
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"We're pressing on in his memory," says Tshaka Cunningham, a molecular biologist who serves as a scientific adviser to the Minority Coalition.
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And, in the view of one prominent biologist, we must set aside half the planet for the benefit of biodiversity and nature.
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CNN reached out to biologist Joao Paulo Krajewski, who documented this story for Globo TV, a media network in Brazil, in February.
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If you get a chemist, a physicist, a biologist, a computer scientist—all of them are going to be fascinated by this.
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She eventually landed in the care of biologist Ron Eckstein, who recognized the band he'd placed on her leg 17 years before.
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I asked Kyle Artelle, a biologist with Raincoast Conservation Foundation and a researcher at Simon Fraser University, about this bad bear behaviour.
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"We believe that this is part of the agriculture of tomorrow," the biologist-turned-entrepreneur told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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After graduating, in 2009, she wanted to work as a field biologist, so she trawled list boards and applied to field jobs.
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O157 is among the most potent Shiga-toxin producing strains, according to University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill biologist Rachel Noble.
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And on May 7th a team led by Jonathan Pritchard, a biologist at Stanford University, announced they had come up with one.
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Forest biologist Patricia Maloney, of the University of California, Davis, wants to make sure the genes that kept these trees alive endure.
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"The birds don't like nesting in areas where they feel boxed in," said Daniel Roby, a wildlife biologist at Oregon State University.
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But last year, Stephen P. Goff, a molecular biologist at Columbia University, and his colleagues found contagious cancer in soft-shell clams.
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"This behavior certainly indicates that it is a young bird that hatched recently," Debra Kriensky, a biologist with the Audubon group, said.
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A biologist could now choose a species to study and watch it disappear, all within the course of a few field seasons.
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In 2018, evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins wondered if it would be possible to grow meat from harvested human cells in a laboratory.
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Five days after the Woolsey Fire was deemed 100% contained, on November 26, an NPS biologist located P-64 with telemetry device.
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Molvar is a wildlife biologist and executive director of Western Watersheds Project, a nonprofit group working to protect Western watersheds and wildlife.
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He quickly assembled a group that included a systems biologist, a genomics expert, a neuroscientist, and the two coders, Carriero and Fisk.
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Right now, "the whole thing is kind of wonderful and magical," said John Reinitz, a systems biologist at the University of Chicago.
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"Tardigrades are not true extremophiles because they are not adapted to live in extreme conditions," evolutionary biologist Jim Garey told Astrobiology magazine.
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Yuri Hooker, a marine biologist who researches undersea life in Peru, said three of Tullow's oil concessions contain high levels of biodiversity.
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As an ecologist and evolutionary biologist, I have had a disturbing window into the accumulating literature on the hazards of plastic pollution.
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