Scientists
Different scientists seen in environmental science
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- a scientist who studies a variety of plants, pests, diseases, and pesticide chemicals found in agricultural crops
- a scientist who studies life in the oceans
- a scientist who studies the process of the Earth's crust, including earthquakes. Geologists also study the formation of rocks, minerals, soils, and the Earth's geology.
- a scientist who studies living things in the environment
- a scientist who studies the variety of animals in the environment and their life processes on a particular environment. An example is the animals living around a pond, including frogs, snakes, mice, hawks, fish and turtles
- A scientist who studies birds and their diseases
- a scientist who studies the plant life in an environment
- a scientist who studies volcanoes and their effects on the environment
- a scientist who studies the climate, and weather patterns of the area
- a scientist who studies chemicals and the effects of pollution in the air, water and soil
- A scientist who studies insects, spiders, snails and other “bugs” of an environment
- a scientist who studies the whole environment as a working unit, and the issues that can arise when part of the environment is jeopardized
- a scientist who studies a location and determines the steps needed to protect the area from being destroyed or polluted
- a scientist who studies the history of mankind, material relics, and civilizations
- a scientist who studies fossils of ancient life forms, and how they survived in different time periods
- a scientist who studies rain, lakes and rivers
- a scientist who studies fish and their diseases
- a scientist who studies the tiny microorganisms of the environment and chemical toxins that affect it
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