0 a person who scientifically studies animals
Such studies would adopt similar rigorous protocols as used by zoologists for providing accurate methods of quantifying fruit abundance available for dispersers.
Statements of this kind, which are all too typical of zoologists' comments on human society, suggest a final remark.
The first gait analyses were undertaken by zoologists investigating animal locomotion in the late nineteenth century.
Its great strength is that it is a multidisciplinary study, written by a zoologist studying plant/animal interactions with an archaeological time frame.
I am no zoologist but to me the story of the butterfly is full of cultural resonance.
Is it possible that the title of the book leads to it being overlooked by the zoologists?
But if zoologists cannot afford to ignore the fossil record, so too should we remain informed about their activities and programmes.
Victorians accepted as common sense the findings offered by the twentieth-century research of zoologists, cultural anthropologists, and psychophysicists.
