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Mammalogist
Mammalogists are zoologists who specialize in the study of mammals.
Marine
Biologist
Marine biologists study water-inhabiting plants and animals
and the environmental conditions affecting them.
Microbiologist
Microbiologists study microscopic forms of life, such as algae,
bacteria, viruses, protozoa, fungi and rickettsiae.
Natural
Resources Scientist
Natural resources scientists study scientific principles and
applications associated with conservation and the use of natural
resources, including wildlife, soil and trees.
Naturalist
Naturalists plan. develop and conduct programs to inform the
public of the historical, natural and scientific features of
national, state or local parks.
Nematologist
Nematologists study nematodes (roundworms) that prey on plants,
transmit diseases, attack insects, or attack soil, fresh water,
or marine nematodes.
Nursery
Operator
Nursery operators control and manage nursery production, including
the growing of trees, shrubs and plants, and other managerial
details, such as labor and cost efficiency.
Organic
Chemist
Organic chemists study the composition of all carbon-based living
matter.
Outdoor Recreation Specialist
Outdoor recreation specialists organize and conduct programs
related to outdoor activities, including parks programs, orienteering,
and mountain climbing.
Park Manager
Park managers plan, direct, and coordinate the operation, recreation
programming, maintenance, and security of national and state
parks.
Park Ranger
Park rangers enforce laws and regulations in national, state,
and local parks; they maintain parks and ensure the safety of
park visitors.
Pest
Control Technician
Pest control technicians use chemicals and mechanical traps
to rid homes and business premises of insects, rodents, and
other household pests.
Physiologist
Physiologists conduct research on cellular structure and organ-system
functions of plants and animals.
Plant
Ecologist
Plant ecologists study the interrelationship of plant organisms
and their environments.
Public
Relations Representative
Public relations representatives build, maintain, and promote
positive relationships between an organization and the public
it serves.
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